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The Myeloma JourneyThis poem was written in hope that those experiencing multiple myeloma, or other cancers, will find solace in knowing that advancements in treatments are being made every day, and a positive attitude with caregiver acceptance and support will prolong one’s days for a productive life.
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Cooking Green in the Kitchen for Patients With CancerAn expert offers two delicious and nutritious recipes that may improve side effects for patients who are undergoing treatment for multiple myeloma.
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Brukinsa Supported as First-Line Treatment for Patients With CLL/SLLPatients with treatment-naive CLL/SLL experienced long-term improved efficacy when treated with Brukinsa compared with bendamustine plus Rituxan.
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Acceptance and Adaptation Are Essential During CancerThere are limits and adaptations that are needed during childhood, adulthood and retirement, and I can say the same for every step of my cancer experience.
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Changing the Clocks: Making My Time Worthwhile With CancerA time to reflect on changes we can make while we still have time, despite having cancer.
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Receiving Quality Support from Nurse Navigators During Breast CancerHaving two supportive nurse navigators by my side during breast cancer made my experience much easier, especially when I wanted mental or physical support.
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Writing ‘Taught Me to Become’ After CancerWriting about my breast cancer experience became cathartic to me, and eventually my journal entries were compiled into a book, “Feisty Righty.”
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When Surviving Cancer is only the BeginningFor head and neck cancer survivor Jason Mendelsohn surviving cancer was only the beginning of his journey as handling severe side effects from treatment altered his day-to-day life.
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I Can't Help Wondering How My Multiple Myeloma Came to BeOf everything I've ever done, I wonder how my multiple myeloma came to be.
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Recognizing Excellence in Oncology NursingAn oncology nurse demonstrated care not only to her patients with cancer but also to her own staff.
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A Physician-Scientist With a Huge Heart for Patients With Lung CancerA colleague describes Dr. Nagla Abdel Karim’s exemplary compassion for patients with lung cancer and how she works hard to increase representation in cancer clinical trials.
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An Angel of Healing During Cancer TreatmentA patient details the peace he felt in the presence of his oncology nurse while receiving treatment for bladder cancer.
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An Oncology Nurse’s Great Attitude Can Leave a Lasting Impact on PatientsA patient notes how her advanced practice provider made such an impression on her that she even switched offices to continue their experience.
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I Survived and Thrived With Stage 4 CancerTwo decades ago, I received a stage 4 lymphoma diagnosis, and since then, I’ve learned that life goes on — even with cancer.
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Coming to Terms With Hair Loss After ChemotherapyLosing my hair after chemo was devastating, and I struggled to accept how it changed my appearance and self-image.
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If I Can Save One Life By Telling My Cancer Story, It Was All Worth ItAfter being diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer, I made it a mission to share my story and help others.
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A Tireless Champion for Change in the Metastatic Breast Cancer FieldA colleague describes how a woman who was diagnosed with breast cancer that later metastasized felt a lack of support and research, leading her to launch support programs for other patients and step into the advocacy field.
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Faith, Love, Hope and Family: A Poem About Cervical CancerWhen I was diagnosed with stage 1A cervical cancer, I realized that life is short and I want to spend my time being the best version of myself.
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As a 13-Time Cancer Survivor, I’m Not Doing Too BadlyA 13-time cancer survivor shares his complex, long and frustrating cancer journey, and explains how he is able to keep hope alive.
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Celebrating Life: Bob’s Experience with Follicular Lymphoma, a Slow-Growing, Indolent CancerWhen Bob was first diagnosed and treated for follicular lymphoma, he refused to let the fear of the cancer returning dominate his life. Nearly 25 years later—after having experienced a relapse—Bob is still in remission and chooses to live his life to the fullest and celebrate life’s joys every day.
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Compassionate and Expert Care of Patients With CancerSusan K. Bohnenkamp, an oncology clinical nurse specialist, is recognized for her compassionate and expert care, going above and beyond to support her patients through their cancer journey.
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Cancer Care That Feels Like FamilyI have watched her jump through rings of fire time and time again to advocate for her patients.
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A Lung Cancer Survivor, Hero and Inspiration to ManyA patient with lung cancer explains how Dusty Donaldson's work for patients and survivors has inspired and touched the lives of many people.
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'Hush,' Learning to Live With Cancer LossA woman writes a poem about her varying experiences with cancer, from surviving to losing both her father and father-in-law.
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I’m Not a Cancer Warrior or Fighter, I’m a ‘Traveler’A brain cancer survivor explains how she found a way to navigate her cancer journey as a traveler, grateful to be alive.
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A Dedicated Guide of Lung Cancer Care“I didn’t think that we were involved in great change, but then change became the name of the game.” — Loretta Ford
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Patient Advocate ExtraordinaireJack Aiello is a leading patient advocate in multiple myeloma on an international level.
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Living With a 'Carpe Diem' Mentality in the Face of CancerA woman who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2012 explains how she prevents cancer from taking over her life in her poem, 'Carpe Diem.'
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Unparalleled Devotion to Her Patients With CancerEven after a personal connection to cancer, oncology nurse Megan has embraced the cancer space as her passion.
