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A Summary of My Multiple Myeloma

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@saga2
Shelia great to hear from you.
Well Shelia got to tell you, the 21 months of remission isn't anything I did. It is completely due the incredible transplant team I was assigned to. From day one the experience could not have been better.
Now as to the Benadryl, I believe it was changed in week three. I would offer to you, ANY TIME if something does not feel right, there is a pain or soreness let your care staff know right away. They can not read your mind. There is nothing too little not to bring up. What you think is minor to you may be major to them.
Good luck in your Chempath, not that you will need it, something tells me you are going to sail through it.
Remember "Fight the Fight"
Stu

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@2024fightthefight
Hi Stu, I was wondering if you would mind sharing your experience going through Campath and then to Stem cell to your current experiences .
Will I be able to be active again? Traveling to see my grandbabies and Bucket List adventures?
Did you take any breaks while on Campath to go on a domestic trip?
Did you find that your arms got sore from the 3 times a week poking?
I really appreciate being able to chat with you, Stu!!
You have given me hope!!
Thanks, 😊
Sheila