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Seeking medical advice |
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Seeking emotional support |
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Managing side effects |
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Reflecting on the impact of the disease |
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Sharing personal experiences and condolences |
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Engaging in self-care activities |
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Monitoring progress |
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Starting treatment |
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Taking prescribed medication |
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Emotional distress |
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Experiencing side effects |
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Fatigue |
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Initial symptoms |
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Sharing personal experiences |
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Sharing personal experiences and stories |
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Adhering to treatment plan |
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Attending medical appointments |
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Difficulty concentrating |
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Difficulty sleeping |
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Expressing gratitude |
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Offering condolences and sympathy |
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Offering prayers and well wishes |
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Prioritizing mental health |
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Seeking second opinions |
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Attending follow-up appointments |
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Diagnosis of cancer |
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Discussing treatment options with healthcare providers |
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Emotional ups and downs |
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Expressing empathy and support |
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Expressing empathy and understanding |
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Expressing gratitude for support |
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Expressing sympathy and empathy |
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Frequent trips to the emergency room |
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Loss of appetite |
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Monitoring disease progression |
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Offering support and encouragement |
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Reporting symptoms |
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Seeking advice and guidance |
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Seeking alternative therapies |
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Seeking support from family and friends |
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Starting maintenance treatment |
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Thankfulness for each day |
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Undergoing diagnostic tests |
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10 months of challenging moments |
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Adapting daily routines |
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Adjusting medication |
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Adjusting to new roles and responsibilities |
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Adjusting treatment |
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Apologies for needing help |
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Appreciation for help |
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Attending doctor appointments |
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Avoiding drinking during meals |
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Caregiver role assumed by family member |
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Changes in appetite |
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Changes in daily routines and activities |
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Changes in physical appearance |
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Completed chemotherapy in September |
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Continuous throat and lung infections |
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Dating throughout high school |
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Diagnosis of Multiple Myeloma and AL Amyloidosis |
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Diagnosis of Stage 1 MM |
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Diagnosis of stage 3 Multiple Myeloma |
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Dialysis 3 times a week for 4.5 hours |
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Disease progression |
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Disintegrated and misaligned T 10 and C 6 |
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Early recognition of illness |
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Eating small snack portions |
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Engaging in self-care |
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Engaging in treatment options |
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Experiencing physical symptoms |
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Experiencing physical symptoms and side effects |
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Expressing condolences and sympathy |
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Expressing gratitude and appreciation |
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Expressing mixed emotions about being in remission |
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Feeling anticlimactic about achieving remission |
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Feeling better |
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Financial strain |
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Fluctuations in energy levels |
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Flying back for a bone marrow castration |
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Getting married in 1968 |
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Grief |
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Heart attacks requiring stents |
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Hospital visits |
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Hospitalization |
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Interacting with healthcare professionals |
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Kidney failure |
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Lack of motivation |
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Maintaining a positive attitude |
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Meeting on Cape Cod |
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Meeting with lead oncologist |
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Mention of dexamethasone side effects |
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Monitoring symptoms |
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Monitoring symptoms and progress |
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Multiple air chopper rides |
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Near-death experience |
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Need for food/protein and hydration |
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Numbness and tingling in hands and feet |
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Offering prayers and support |
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Offering support and empathy |
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Participating in clinical trials |
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Passing away peacefully |
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Patient considering different treatment options |
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Patient experiencing extreme pain |
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Patient receiving information about diagnosis and treatment options |
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Patients sharing their remission news |
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Positive response to treatment |
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Preparing for stem cell transplant |
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Receiving a call from the doctor |
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Receiving diagnosis |
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Receiving news of remission |
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Receiving X-ray therapy for lesions |
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Reflecting on the journey |
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Relapse of MM |
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Remission after 6 months of treatment |
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Researching treatment options |
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Retiring and selling their house |
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Seeking a second opinion |
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Seeking advice and support from others |
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Seeking information about the disease |
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Seeking information and experiences from others |
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Seeking information on new treatments |
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Seeking medical advice and treatment options |
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Seeking support groups |
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Seeking validation |
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Self-administration of bortezomib injections |
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Sharing memories and stories |
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Sharing personal experiences and offering condolences |
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Sharing personal stories and experiences |
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Sharing personal stories and memories |
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Sharing personal story |
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Sharing stories and wisdom |
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Specialist unit in London for Amyloidosis care |
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Starting chemotherapy |
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Starting chemotherapy treatment |
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Stem cell transplant |
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Struggle to balance various responsibilities |
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Suggesting therapy as a coping mechanism |
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Symptoms come and go |
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Symptoms worsen under stress |
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Taking anti-nausea and anti-diarrhea medications |
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Treatment side effects |
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Treatment with DVTD (daratumumab, bortezomib, thalidomide, and dexamethasone) |
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Volunteering at a junior college |
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Weight loss |
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1-2% kappa restricted plasma cells |
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10-month break from work for surgery, cancer treatment, and healing |
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10th dose without Darzalex |
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9th dose without Darzalex |
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Ability to write, speak, and understand |
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Abnormal brain scan patterns |
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Abnormal free chains |
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Abnormal free chains in blood work |
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Abnormal lab results |
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Accessing the recorded episode on the Revolution Cancer channel and website |
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Achieving a marathon milestone |
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Acknowledging limited time |
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Acknowledging personal growth |
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Acknowledging the aggressiveness of the disease |
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Acknowledging the challenges faced |
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Acknowledging the challenges of the disease |
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Acknowledging the difficulty and cruelty of the disease |
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Acknowledging the difficulty and impact of the disease |
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Acknowledging the difficulty of living without a loved one |
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Acknowledging the difficulty of the disease for loved ones |
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Acknowledging the eloquent writing |
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Acknowledging the impact of frequent trips to the hospital on quality of life |
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Acknowledging the importance of remission |
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Acknowledging the loss and expressing hope for healing |
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Acknowledging the loss and the difficulty of the journey |
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Acknowledging the pain and grief |
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Acknowledging the preciousness of life |
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Acknowledging the relief of gaining more time |
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Acknowledging the struggle and adversity |
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Acknowledging the struggles and emotions experienced |
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Acknowledging the unexpected nature of the situation |
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Acknowledgment of progress |
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Acquiring pneumonia |
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Acting strong and resilient |
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Active pneumonia |
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Acyclovir prescribed to prevent shingles |
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Adaptation and coping strategies |
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Adapting daily routines and lifestyle |
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Adapting daily routines to accommodate the upcoming procedure |
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Adapting to new normalcy |
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Adhering to dietary restrictions |
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Adhering to lifestyle changes |
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Adhering to medication regimen |
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Adhering to treatment regimen |
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Adjusting lifestyle habits |
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Adjusting medication dosage |
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Adjusting to reduced income |
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Adjustments to daily routines |
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Adrenaline rush |
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Advising caution and care in daily activities |
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Advocacy for bladder cancer awareness |
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Advocating for better access to treatments |
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Advocating for improved access to CAR-T therapy |
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Advocating for oneself |
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Advocating for oneself in healthcare settings |
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Age as a potential factor |
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Always in treatment |
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Anemia |
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Anemia leading to hospital stay |
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Annual tests and scan to monitor protein levels |
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Antibiotic treatment for pneumonia |
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Anticipating other testing |
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Anticipating the future without the person |
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Anticipation of reuniting with Dad in Heaven |
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Anxiety about seeing test results |
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Anxiety and worry |
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Anxiety/depression prone |
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Apologizing for lack of time |
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Appearance of a slight band after a few months of ASCT |
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Appointment with neurologist |
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Appreciating and relying on a supportive spouse |
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Appreciating the journey and personal growth |
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Appreciating the support received |
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Appreciating the time spent with Dad |
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Appreciation for advancements in science |
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Appreciation for supportive spouse |
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Arm fracture misdiagnosed as rotator cuff pain |
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ASCT (Autologous Stem Cell Transplant) procedure |
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Asking about differences in treatment options between countries |
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Asking about experiences with MRI after induction chemo |
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Asking about MRI results and the presence of lytic lesions |
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Asking about the age of the deceased |
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Asking about the effectiveness of treatments for multiple years |
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Asking for additional questions |
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Asking for advice on indoor skydiving with a disease |
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Asking for personal experiences from others |
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Asking questions during the session |
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Assessing overall health status |
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Assisted suppression |
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Assisting with daily activities (changing diapers, bathing, feeding, etc.) |
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Attempt to placate patient's worries |
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Attempted speech through mouth movements |
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Attending a family wedding |
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Attending cancer support groups |
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Attending doctor's appointments |
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Attending support groups for CAR-T therapy patients and caregivers |
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Attending the live premiere of "Everything You Need to Know About Multiple Myeloma - Episode 2" |
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Attending the talk on myeloma treatments and patient journey |
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Attention span affected by pain and weariness |
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Autologous stem cell transplant |
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Autologous Stem Cell transplant |
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Avoiding crowds and small enclosed places |
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Awareness of disease recurrence |
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Awareness of potential relapse |
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Awareness of the dangers of the herpes zoster virus |
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Awareness of things in the pipeline |
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Balancing personal and family perspectives |
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Balancing priorities between spending time with the mother and focusing on personal future |
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Balancing work responsibilities and managing a disease |
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Battling deep anxieties |
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Bed sore closure |
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Being a caregiver for a loved one with myeloma |
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Being a cheerleader |
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Being a source of light and positivity |
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Being able to move her eyes and head a little bit |
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Being brought home for end-of-life care |
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Being classified as cancer-free after transplant |
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Being completely paralyzed |
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Being deemed cancer-free after one round of chemo |
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Being diagnosed with central nervous system multiple myeloma |
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Being hooked up to an IV |
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Being in remission after 6 months of treatment |
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Being informed about the rarity of CNS multiple myeloma |
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Being monitored by a specialist unit in London for Amyloidosis |
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Being on a second drug regimen |
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Being on a waitlist for SCT |
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Being on DVTD treatment regimen |
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Being stuck in an isolation room |
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Being stuck in bed |
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Being thankful for each day despite the uncertainty of the future |
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Being there for family |
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Being told that the damage is irreversible |
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Being underwhelmed when told about remission |
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Being with close family |
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Belief in CAR-T's safety profile |
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Belly swelling |
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Biopsy results |
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Blood clots |
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Blood transfusion |
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Blood transfusions |
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Boat neck t-shirts |
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Bone marrow biopsy shows nothing |
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Bone or organ damage |
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Bone pain and difficulty sleeping |
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Bouts of tachycardia |
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Brain fog |
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Brain scan showing white spots |
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Breathing on her own again with the help of the machine |
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Bringing activities to stay mentally occupied |
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Bringing entertainment materials |
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Bringing entertainment materials (book, iPad, magazines) to pass the time |
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Broken right humerus |
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Burning sensation when laying down |
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Burning sensation when lying down |
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Busy and stressful lifestyle |
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Call and text when you can't |
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CAR-T not working |
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Cardigans |
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Carrying bags for emergencies |
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Carrying the bag of test results and medical information |
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Catching Covid |
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Celebrating good news and milestones |
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Celebrating successful treatment |
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Celebration of progress |
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Celebration of remission |
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Challenging days |
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Change in IGA score from 3802 to 142 |
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Change in kappa chain levels from 48.2 to 30.2 |
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Changes in cognitive function |
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Changes in daily routine |
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Changes in daily routines |
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Changes in emotional well-being |
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Changes in medication protocol |
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Changes in mobility |
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Changes in physical condition |
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Changes in sleep patterns |
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Changes in social interactions |
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Charging into the fray confidently and ferociously |
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Chemo to normalize kappa/lambda levels |
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Chemo treatment decision |
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Chemo treatment for MM destroys the body's natural ability to heal and fight infections |
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Chemotherapy treatment |
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Chronic pain |
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chudezee: Providing dietary advice and reassurance |
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Clean PET scan |
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Cleaning hands often |
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Climbing the mountain inch by inch |
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Clinical trial participation |
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Clinical trials and chemo options not viable |
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Cognitive decline |
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Cold that took three weeks to get over |
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Collapsed vertebrae |
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Collection of stem cells for future transplant |
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Coma |
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Coming to terms with the situation |
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Comment on the appearance of urine and its relation to protein levels |
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Commenting on the beauty of the post |
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Commenting on the rarity of finding posts from individuals with MM/AL Amyloidosis |
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Communication difficulties |
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Communication through yes/no questions and nods |
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Comparing CAR-T and SCT treatments and their safety profiles |
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Comparing experiences |
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Comparing their expectations to the reality of being in remission |
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Comparing their remission experience to others |
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Complete remission |
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Complete response to CAR-T |
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Completion of 47th infusion |
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Completion of chemotherapy |
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Concealing pain or discomfort |
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Concern about relapse and disease progression |
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Concern about the new immune evasive strain of Covid-19 |
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Concerned about the impact on children |
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Concerns about being bed bound |
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Concerns about future health complications |
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Concerns about preexisting conditions |
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Condolences and expressions of sympathy |
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Congratulatory messages from friends and well-wishers |
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Consideration of disease-specific regulations |
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Considering a second opinion |
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Considering a spinal tap for diagnosis |
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Considering going back to small groups |
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Considering the seriousness of HZE |
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Considering therapy for venting and emotional support |
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Considering turmeric |
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Constant risk of myeloma relapse |
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Constant sleep |
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Consuming protein shakes and electrolyte drinks |
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Consumption of protein shakes and electrolyte drinks |
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Contacting Medicare for assistance |
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Continued medication adherence |
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Continuing chemotherapy for normalizing light chains |
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Continuing chemotherapy to normalize light chain levels |
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Continuing journey with myeloma |
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Continuing with daily life despite the diagnosis |
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Contracting a physiotherapist |
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Contracting various illnesses |
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Controlling body temperature |
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Conveying love |
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Coping with physical limitations |
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Coping with the loss of a loved one |
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Coping with uncertainty and fear |
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Cost of medication |
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Cough from settled chest |
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Crashing and being transferred to hospice care |
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Creating good experiences |
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Crying |
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Crying together |
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CT scan shows growing mass |
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Currently on a wait list for SCT (stem cell transplant) |
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Currently on a wait list for SCT (Stem Cell Transplant) |
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Daily check-ins to monitor vitals |
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Data on older folks |
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Dealing with physical complications (disintegrated and misaligned T 10 and disintegrated C 6) |
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Dealing with physical pain and discomfort |
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Death at a young age |
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Death of younger patients |
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Decline in patience and temperament |
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Decline in physical abilities |
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Declining health |
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Declining health and physical symptoms |
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Declining mental health |
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Decorticate posturing |
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Decrease in K/L ratio from > 1000.00 to 1.82 |
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Decrease in Kappa light chain from 10706.6 mg/L to 27 mg/L |
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Decreased appetite |
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Decreased appetite and potential nausea |
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Decreased attention span |
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Decreased mobility |
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Decreased productivity |
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Decreased urination |
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Decreased urine output |
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Decreasing levels of free lambda light chain |
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Deepening of love in a relationship |
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Delayed outpatient dialysis scheduling |
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Demonstrating resilience and endurance |
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Demonstrating self-motivation and self-care |
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Dependence on wife for transportation |
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Describing personal journey |
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| 423 |
Describing the bloodwork results as "normal" |
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| 424 |
Desire for a longer caregiving period |
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| 425 |
Desire for immune system support during treatment |
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| 426 |
Desiring a comprehensive understanding of the myeloma journey |
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| 427 |
Detection of the band on testing where M-spike would be |
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| 428 |
Deteriorating results with each failed treatment |
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| 429 |
Devastated and shocked by the diagnosis |
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| 430 |
Developing rash and blisters |
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| 431 |
Development of depression |
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| 432 |
Development of paralytic ileus after 10th dose |
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| 433 |
Development of paralytic ileus after 9th dose |
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| 434 |
Diagnosed with AL and MM |
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| 435 |
Diagnosed with throat cancer |
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| 436 |
Diagnosis confirmation |
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| 437 |
Diagnosis of a rare disease |
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| 438 |
Diagnosis of bladder cancer |
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| 439 |
Diagnosis of cancer at a young age |
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| 440 |
Diagnosis of herpes zoster encephalitis |
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| 441 |
Diagnosis of MGUS (starting of Multiple Myeloma) |
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| 442 |
Diagnosis of multiple myeloma |
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| 443 |
Diagnosis of Multiple Myeloma |
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| 444 |
Diagnosis of stage 3 multiple myeloma |
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| 445 |
Dialysis |
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| 446 |
Dialysis treatment |
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| 447 |
Dialysis treatment for AL Amyloidosis |
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| 448 |
Dietary restrictions and challenges |
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| 449 |
Differences in overall health status among older patients |
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| 450 |
Differentiating between cancer friends, myeloma friends, and friends without illness |
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| 451 |
Difficulty breathing |
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| 452 |
Difficulty catching breath while biking |
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| 453 |
Difficulty eating |
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| 454 |
Difficulty focusing and decreased work quality |
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| 455 |
Difficulty in achieving clear results in serum protein analysis |
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| 456 |
Difficulty in fully celebrating remission |
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| 457 |
Difficulty in movement due to wearing non-slip slippers |
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| 458 |
Difficulty sleeping due to anxiety and racing thoughts |
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| 459 |
Difficulty standing and needing support |
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| 460 |
Difficulty walking and standing for long periods |
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| 461 |
Dining out during slow hours |
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| 462 |
Discovering cheap tiny vacuums on Amazon |
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| 463 |
Discussing medical treatments and progress |
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| 464 |
Discussing medication regimens |
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| 465 |
Discussing personal experiences with chemotherapy and working through it |
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| 466 |
Discussing response to induction chemotherapy |
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| 467 |
Discussing the challenges of treatment and travel |
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| 468 |
Discussing the disease with others |
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| 469 |
Discussing the impact of a recent fracture on eligibility for a stem cell transplant |
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| 470 |
Discussing the impact of frequent hospital visits on quality of life |
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| 471 |
Discussing the impact of treatment on physical and mental well-being |
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| 472 |
Discussing the ongoing nature of the disease despite being in remission |
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| 473 |
Discussing time frame |
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| 474 |
Discussing treatment options and outcomes |
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| 475 |
Discussing treatment options and progress |
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| 476 |
Discussing treatment progress and milestones |
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| 477 |
Discussion of medical awareness and knowledge |
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| 478 |
Discussion of MRI/CT scan to check for bone abnormalities |
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| 479 |
Dismissing symptoms |
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| 480 |
Displaying optimism |
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| 481 |
Displaying patience and acceptance |
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| 482 |
Displaying perseverance and determination |
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| 483 |
Distance from home (200 miles) |
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| 484 |
DKRd for four months |
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| 485 |
Doctors being aware of MM as a possible diagnosis |
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| 486 |
Downplaying personal achievements |
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| 487 |
Dr calling with urgent news |
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| 488 |
Drug combination as standard of care |
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| 489 |
Eating a lot during the first few days |
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| 490 |
Eating ice chips or popsicles to prevent mouth and throat sores |
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| 491 |
Eating ice cream (without nuts) |
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| 492 |
Eating ice to prevent mouth sores |
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| 493 |
Elevated creatinine levels |
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| 494 |
Elevated kappa/lambda light chains |
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| 495 |
Elevated numbers in diagnostic context |
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| 496 |
Embracing faith, family, and personal passions as sources of strength |
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| 497 |
Embracing the present |
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| 498 |
EMG and nerve conduction study |
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| 499 |
Emotional and physical exhaustion |
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| 500 |
Emotional breakdown and sharing diagnosis with spouse |
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| 501 |
Emotional impact of losing a loved one to multiple myeloma |
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| 502 |
Emotional pain |
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| 503 |
Empathizing with the initial stress of the diagnosis |
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| 504 |
Emphasis on the importance of a supporting spouse |
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| 505 |
Emphasizing the importance of hope and faith |
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| 506 |
Emphasizing the importance of staying positive |
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| 507 |
Encouragement |
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| 508 |
Encouragement to check in-network care providers, pharmacies, co-pays, deductibles, and prescription coverage |
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| 509 |
Encouragement to take each day as it comes and not to worry about "what ifs" |
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| 510 |
Encouraging and motivating the person |
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| 511 |
Encouraging children to live their best lives |
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| 512 |
Encouraging friends and others on the cancer journey |
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| 513 |
Encouraging others to keep fighting |
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| 514 |
Encouraging self-care |
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| 515 |
Encouraging self-care and therapy |
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| 516 |
Enduring the effects of heavy drugs |
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| 517 |
Engaging in conversations with colleagues |
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| 518 |
Engaging in medical appointments and tests |
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| 519 |
Engaging in mountain climbing for fundraising |
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| 520 |
Engaging in one-on-one conversations |
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| 521 |
Engaging in online discussions about CAR-T therapy |
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| 522 |
Engaging in physical activity |
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| 523 |
Engaging in physical therapy |
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| 524 |
Engaging in self-care practices |
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| 525 |
Engaging in self-management |
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| 526 |
Engaging in support groups and seeking emotional support |
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| 527 |
Engaging in support groups or seeking emotional support |
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| 528 |
Engaging with a physical therapist |
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| 529 |
Enjoying golf and family time at the beach |
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| 530 |
Enjoying phone calls and visits from children |
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| 531 |
Enjoying retirement and playing golf |
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| 532 |
Enjoying the experience |
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| 533 |
Enjoying the moment |
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| 534 |
Enjoying time and staying positive |
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| 535 |
Enrollment in company health insurance plan |
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| 536 |
Exacerbation of back pains from the hospital bed |
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| 537 |
Excitement about advances in myeloma treatment |
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| 538 |
Excitement about teclistamab response |
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| 539 |
Exhaustion from chemotherapy |
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| 540 |
Exhaustion from long-term chemotherapy |
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| 541 |
Expectation of high remission rate with CAR-T |
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| 542 |
Expecting a few days in the bathroom after transplant |
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| 543 |
Expecting celebration, but receiving an anticlimactic response |
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| 544 |
Experience of sleepless nights waiting for test results |
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| 545 |
Experiencing a reaction to Darzalex |
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| 546 |
Experiencing a relapse |
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| 547 |
Experiencing arguments with family members |
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| 548 |
Experiencing back pain |
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| 549 |
Experiencing CRS (Cytokine Release Syndrome) |
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| 550 |
Experiencing decline in health |
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| 551 |
Experiencing discomfort and frustration |
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| 552 |
Experiencing elevated light chain levels |
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| 553 |
Experiencing elevated light chains |
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| 554 |
Experiencing excruciating back pain |
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| 555 |
Experiencing fatigue and loss of fight |
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| 556 |
Experiencing health complications |
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| 557 |
Experiencing improvement in health |
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| 558 |
Experiencing improvements in physical abilities |
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| 559 |
Experiencing leg pain |
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| 560 |
Experiencing pain and discomfort |
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| 561 |
Experiencing pain when lifting heavy objects or walking in stores |
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| 562 |
Experiencing pain when sitting or walking |
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| 563 |
Experiencing relentless pain |
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| 564 |
Experiencing symptoms |
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| 565 |
Experiencing symptoms such as bone pain or fatigue |
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| 566 |
Experiencing tumor growth in L2 vertebra and sacrum |
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| 567 |
Experiencing varying levels of fatigue |
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| 568 |
Experiencing worsening symptoms |
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| 569 |
Exploring alternative healing methods |
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| 570 |
Exploring alternative treatment options |
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| 571 |
Exploring options for inflammation and pain relief |
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| 572 |
Exploring supplements |
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| 573 |
Expressing a desire for a better outcome |
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| 574 |
Expressing a desire for support and guidance |
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| 575 |
Expressing a lack of motivation or hope for the future |
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| 576 |
Expressing a need for effective coping mechanisms |
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| 577 |
Expressing a sense of helplessness or being at a loss for words |
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| 578 |
Expressing admiration and inspiration |
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| 579 |
Expressing admiration for adventurous individuals with the disease |
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| 580 |
Expressing admiration for others' attitudes and handling of their conditions |
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| 581 |
Expressing anticipation for improvement |
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| 582 |
Expressing anxiety and anticipation for test results |
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| 583 |
Expressing comfort and support |
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| 584 |
Expressing concern about specific medical tests |
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| 585 |
Expressing concern about spots still lighting up on bones |
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| 586 |
Expressing concern about the duration of the disease |
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| 587 |
Expressing condolences |
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| 588 |
Expressing congratulations |
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| 589 |
Expressing emotions such as resentment, fear, insecurity, and anxiety |
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| 590 |
Expressing empathy and support for others affected by myeloma |
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| 591 |
Expressing feelings of overwhelm and exhaustion |
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| 592 |
Expressing frustration and anger towards the doctor |
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| 593 |
Expressing frustration and disbelief about the situation |
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| 594 |
Expressing gratitude and congratulations |
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| 595 |
Expressing gratitude and hope |
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| 596 |
Expressing gratitude and support |
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| 597 |
Expressing gratitude and well wishes |
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| 598 |
Expressing gratitude for cherished moments |
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| 599 |
Expressing gratitude for finding stories from people with both conditions |
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| 600 |
Expressing gratitude for loved ones |
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| 601 |
Expressing gratitude for shared experiences and well-wishes |
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| 602 |
Expressing gratitude for shared moments |
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| 603 |
Expressing gratitude for the time spent with the loved one |
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| 604 |
Expressing gratitude for treatment options and research |
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| 605 |
Expressing gratitude towards the caretaker |
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| 606 |
Expressing grief |
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| 607 |
Expressing happiness and congratulations |
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| 608 |
Expressing happiness and support for the news |
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| 609 |
Expressing hope |
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| 610 |
Expressing hope and determination |
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| 611 |
Expressing hope and frustration about advancements in treatment |
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| 612 |
Expressing hope for a pain-free and peaceful journey |
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| 613 |
Expressing hope for peace and comfort |
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| 614 |
Expressing hope for the future |
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| 615 |
Expressing joy and celebration |
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| 616 |
Expressing love |
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| 617 |
Expressing love and appreciation for the person |
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| 618 |
Expressing love and care |
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| 619 |
Expressing love and gratitude towards wife |
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| 620 |
Expressing numbness or lack of excitement about being in remission |
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| 621 |
Expressing optimism about treatment progress |
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| 622 |
Expressing prayers and support |
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| 623 |
Expressing relief and happiness |
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| 624 |
Expressing relief and numbness simultaneously |
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| 625 |
Expressing sadness and empathy |
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| 626 |
Expressing support and empathy |
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| 627 |
Expressing sympathy |
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| 628 |
Expressing the importance of sharing stories and raising awareness |
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| 629 |
Expression of sympathy |
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| 630 |
Extended hospital stay far from home |
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| 631 |
Extended hospital stays |
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| 632 |
Facing an uncertain future |
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| 633 |
Facing challenging moments |
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| 634 |
Fading away and becoming non-responsive |
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| 635 |
Failure to wake up |
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| 636 |
Faith in God as a source of comfort and strength |
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| 637 |
Falling asleep every 30 seconds until called |
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| 638 |
Family support |
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| 639 |
Fatigue and exhaustion |
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| 640 |
Fatigue and lots of napping |
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| 641 |
Fatigue and napping |
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| 642 |
Fatigue and pain |
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| 643 |
Fear of losing mom to cancer |
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| 644 |
Fear of making mistakes with severe consequences |
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| 645 |
Fear of remaining bedridden |
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| 646 |
Fear of setting loved ones back |
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| 647 |
Feeling a sense of accomplishment |
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| 648 |
Feeling a sense of loss and grief |
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| 649 |
Feeling a void without Dad |
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| 650 |
Feeling alone in the journey |
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| 651 |
Feeling anxious and unable to sleep |
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| 652 |
Feeling burnt out from caregiving |
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| 653 |
Feeling discouraged |
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| 654 |
Feeling excited and wanting to share |
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| 655 |
Feeling exhausted |
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| 656 |
Feeling frustrated |
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| 657 |
Feeling fuller and experiencing nausea |
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| 658 |
Feeling gratitude for spouse |
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| 659 |
Feeling hopeless about the future |
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| 660 |
Feeling like a shell of former self |
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| 661 |
Feeling lost |
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| 662 |
Feeling miserable without mom |
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| 663 |
Feeling more normal |
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| 664 |
Feeling numb despite reaching remission |
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| 665 |
Feeling of being adrift |
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| 666 |
Feeling of being placated |
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| 667 |
Feeling of emptiness |
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| 668 |
Feeling of excitement and anticipation |
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| 669 |
Feeling of weightlessness |
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| 670 |
Feeling overwhelmed |
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| 671 |
Feeling overwhelmed by financial concerns and job security |
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| 672 |
Feeling overwhelmed by stress, anxiety, and depression |
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| 673 |
Feeling overwhelmed by the diagnosis and its incurable nature |
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| 674 |
Feeling poorly and not training enough |
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| 675 |
Feeling scared and young |
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| 676 |
Feeling shocked and overwhelmed by unexpected changes in health status |
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| 677 |
Feeling thankful for each day |
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| 678 |
Feeling tired all the time |
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| 679 |
Feeling tired due to lack of sleep |
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| 680 |
Feeling upset and emotional |
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| 681 |
Fighting against the disease |
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| 682 |
Fighting for loved ones and a purpose |
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| 683 |
Finding comfort and inspiration in others' stories |
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| 684 |
Finding comfort and meaning in a symbol |
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| 685 |
Finding comfort in shared experiences |
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| 686 |
Finding happiness in seeing children succeed |
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| 687 |
Finding inspiration in the individual's story |
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| 688 |
Finding inspiration in the story |
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| 689 |
Finding new meaning and opportunities in life |
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| 690 |
Finding solace in coding |
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| 691 |
Finding support from others with similar experiences |
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| 692 |
Finding support from spouse and friends |
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| 693 |
Finding work as a distraction |
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| 694 |
First 8 doses without complications |
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| 695 |
Flu shot vaccination |
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| 696 |
Fluctuating blood levels |
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| 697 |
Fluctuating symptoms |
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| 698 |
Fluctuations in delirium |
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| 699 |
Fluctuations in free light chain test results |
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| 700 |
Focus on Covid and vaccines |
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| 701 |
Focus on living a fulfilling life |
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| 702 |
Focus on nutrition, exercise, and social services |
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| 703 |
Focus on treatment effectiveness |
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| 704 |
Focusing on overcoming today's battles |
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| 705 |
Follow-up appointments |
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| 706 |
Follow-up with GP |
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| 707 |
Following a treatment plan |
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| 708 |
Following aggressive treatment protocols |
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| 709 |
Following post-transplant guidelines |
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| 710 |
Following safety instructions |
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| 711 |
Following treatment plan |
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| 712 |
Following with eyes |
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| 713 |
Forgetfulness |
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| 714 |
Fortifying the mind and cherishing moments with loved ones |
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| 715 |
Four cycles of VRD treatment |
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| 716 |
Fractured femur |
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| 717 |
Fractures |
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| 718 |
Fractures in multiple areas |
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| 719 |
Free chain test conducted |
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| 720 |
Frequent air chopper rides |
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| 721 |
Frequent blood transfusions |
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| 722 |
Frequent medical appointments |
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| 723 |
Friendly_Promise_998: Offering reassurance and suggesting further consultation with a doctor |
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| 724 |
Frightened and questioning after diagnosis |
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| 725 |
Frustration and fear |
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| 726 |
Frustration with healthcare system |
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| 727 |
Full panel of blood work |
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| 728 |
Gathering loved ones for support |
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| 729 |
Generating memories |
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| 730 |
Genotype of cancer cells impacting individual results |
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| 731 |
Getting back to activities |
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| 732 |
Getting bone X-rays |
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| 733 |
Getting Covid and flu vaccines |
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| 734 |
Getting Covid and flu vaccines after 90 days |
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| 735 |
Getting insurance |
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| 736 |
Getting monthly Zometa for bone strengthening |
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| 737 |
Getting stronger in palliative care for three days |
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| 738 |
Getting up and out of bed multiple times a day |
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| 739 |
Given two treatment options |
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| 740 |
Going in public places after being released from the hospital |
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| 741 |
Going on Darzalex treatment |
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| 742 |
Going on walks |
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| 743 |
Going through rounds of therapy and treatment |
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| 744 |
Going to a PC |
Link Content |
| 745 |
Going to the ER |
Link Content |
| 746 |
Going to the hospital every 4 weeks for daratumumab injection |
Link Content |
| 747 |
Going to war with cancer |
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| 748 |
Good diet |
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| 749 |
Good energy |
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| 750 |
Gradual adjustment to new circumstances |
Link Content |
| 751 |
Grateful attitude |
Link Content |
| 752 |
Gratefulness for each day |
Link Content |
| 753 |
Grim prognosis from doctors |
Link Content |
| 754 |
Grocery shopping with a mask |
Link Content |
| 755 |
Hair loss starting around 12 to 14 days after initial chemo |
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| 756 |
Having a sleep aid on order |
Link Content |
| 757 |
Having a three-medication plan for nausea |
Link Content |
| 758 |
Having annual tests and scans to assess protein levels |
Link Content |
| 759 |
Having fleeting moments of distraction |
Link Content |
| 760 |
Having more seizures |
Link Content |
| 761 |
Hearing others' experiences |
Link Content |
| 762 |
Heavy drug use |
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| 763 |
Heavy medieval chemotherapy |
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| 764 |
Helping with grocery shopping |
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| 765 |
Helplessness |
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| 766 |
Hiding true emotions |
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| 767 |
High dose chemo while working |
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| 768 |
High levels of creatinine and urea |
Link Content |
| 769 |
High risk of infections |
Link Content |
| 770 |
Highlighting the continuous advancements in medicine |
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| 771 |
Highlighting the importance of fall prevention |
Link Content |
| 772 |
Highlighting the unfortunate timing of new treatments for some individuals |
Link Content |
| 773 |
Hiking for several hours on nice weekends |
Link Content |
| 774 |
Hindered mobility |
Link Content |
| 775 |
Holding onto hope |
Link Content |
| 776 |
Hope for a more permanent solution |
Link Content |
| 777 |
Hope for recovery |
Link Content |
| 778 |
Hopefulness |
Link Content |
| 779 |
Hopefulness and optimism despite challenges |
Link Content |
| 780 |
Hopefulness despite setbacks |
Link Content |
| 781 |
Hoping for the father to rest peacefully |
Link Content |
| 782 |
Hospital visits every 4 weeks for daratumumab injection |
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| 783 |
Hospitalization and isolation |
Link Content |
| 784 |
Hospitalization due to low red counts, pneumonia, and falling |
Link Content |
| 785 |
Hospitalization for 3 weeks |
Link Content |
| 786 |
Hospitalization for Bronchitis |
Link Content |
| 787 |
Hospitalization for C-diff |
Link Content |
| 788 |
Hospitalization for Covid-19 |
Link Content |
| 789 |
Hospitalization for heart attacks |
Link Content |
| 790 |
Hospitalization for pain management |
Link Content |
| 791 |
Hospitalization for Pneumonia |
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| 792 |
Hospitalizations |
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| 793 |
Hospitalizations and medical treatments |
Link Content |
| 794 |
Impact of age on the body's ability to fight infections |
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| 795 |
Impact of treatment on the body's ability to heal |
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| 796 |
Impact on daily life |
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| 797 |
Impact on individuals, families, and communities |
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| 798 |
Impact on job performance |
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| 799 |
Impatience and frustration |
Link Content |
| 800 |
Impatience and frustration with waiting |
Link Content |
| 801 |
Importance of early diagnosis and risk factors |
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| 802 |
Improved cognitive function |
Link Content |
| 803 |
Improvement in numbers with medication |
Link Content |
| 804 |
In and out of the hospital for treatment |
Link Content |
| 805 |
Inability to sleep |
Link Content |
| 806 |
Inability to walk again |
Link Content |
| 807 |
Inability to walk through the ward |
Link Content |
| 808 |
Inconsistent availability of providers |
Link Content |
| 809 |
Incorporating daily walks into routine |
Link Content |
| 810 |
Increased forgetfulness |
Link Content |
| 811 |
Increased heart rate and blood pressure |
Link Content |
| 812 |
Increased knowledge about human biology |
Link Content |
| 813 |
Increased need for support |
Link Content |
| 814 |
Increased reliance on healthcare professionals |
Link Content |
| 815 |
Increased reliance on medical devices |
Link Content |
| 816 |
Increased workload due to treatment |
Link Content |
| 817 |
Increasing reliance on medical interventions |
Link Content |
| 818 |
IndependentMachine62 providing positive news and reassurance |
Link Content |
| 819 |
Indifference towards work |
Link Content |
| 820 |
Induced coma |
Link Content |
| 821 |
Induction chemo for 12 cycles |
Link Content |
| 822 |
Infections take a toll on the physical body |
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| 823 |
Inflammation in the brain |
Link Content |
| 824 |
Inquiring about in-patient or out-patient status |
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| 825 |
Inquiring about lytic lesions and their status |
Link Content |
| 826 |
Inquiring about spots still appearing on bones after induction chemo |
Link Content |
| 827 |
Instructor guiding the skydive |
Link Content |
| 828 |
Insurance approval delays |
Link Content |
| 829 |
Intense sciatic nerve pain |
Link Content |
| 830 |
Interacting with multiple churches |
Link Content |
| 831 |
Interested in knowing what others are using in remission |
Link Content |
| 832 |
Irony of cancer remission but vulnerability to pneumonia |
Link Content |
| 833 |
Irritability |
Link Content |
| 834 |
Keeping the focus on the present moment and decision-making |
Link Content |
| 835 |
Kicking ass at job |
Link Content |
| 836 |
Kidney condition limiting treatment options |
Link Content |
| 837 |
Kidney deterioration |
Link Content |
| 838 |
Kidney function not improving |
Link Content |
| 839 |
Kissing mom and expressing love |
Link Content |
| 840 |
Knowing the next steps and potential pitfalls |
Link Content |
| 841 |
Kyphoplasty procedure |
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| 842 |
Lab work shows high free kappa light chains |
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| 843 |
Labored breathing |
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| 844 |
Labs completed on 10/09/2023 show abnormal results |
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| 845 |
Lack of appetite |
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| 846 |
Lack of awareness about cancer risk |
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| 847 |
Lack of awareness about multiple myeloma |
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| 848 |
Lack of confidence in diagnosis |
Link Content |
| 849 |
Lack of exercise |
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| 850 |
Lack of experience among doctors in making determinations for specific tests |
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| 851 |
Lack of experience in making determinations for MM |
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| 852 |
Lack of focus |
Link Content |
| 853 |
Lack of intense focus at work after treatment |
Link Content |
| 854 |
Lack of sleep |
Link Content |
| 855 |
Lack of understanding from others |
Link Content |
| 856 |
Landing safely |
Link Content |
| 857 |
Layering clothing for temperature regulation |
Link Content |
| 858 |
Learning about human biology |
Link Content |
| 859 |
Learning about the disease and its effects |
Link Content |
| 860 |
Learning about the disease and its impact on the body |
Link Content |
| 861 |
Learning curve of dealing with the disease |
Link Content |
| 862 |
Learning not to be held hostage by things beyond control |
Link Content |
| 863 |
Learning to self-administer injections |
Link Content |
| 864 |
Left side paralysis |
Link Content |
| 865 |
Lenalidomide |
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| 866 |
Letting go of previous commitments |
Link Content |
| 867 |
Letting go of previous commitments and activities |
Link Content |
| 868 |
Lifestyle adjustments |
Link Content |
| 869 |
Light chains rising |
Link Content |
| 870 |
Limited mobility and confinement indoors |
Link Content |
| 871 |
Limited mobility and reliance on bed exercises |
Link Content |
| 872 |
Limited movement in feet, head, fingers, and right shoulder |
Link Content |
| 873 |
Limited social activities |
Link Content |
| 874 |
Limited time remaining |
Link Content |
| 875 |
Listening to nurses and staying active |
Link Content |
| 876 |
Little remission |
Link Content |
| 877 |
Living a fulfilling life despite illness uncertainty |
Link Content |
| 878 |
Living a wonderful and fulfilling life |
Link Content |
| 879 |
Living for each day and staying positive |
Link Content |
| 880 |
Living in a beach community |
Link Content |
| 881 |
Long commute for treatment |
Link Content |
| 882 |
Long road of treatment ahead |
Link Content |
| 883 |
Long-lasting sequelae from encephalitis |
Link Content |
| 884 |
Long-term post-SCT and remission |
Link Content |
| 885 |
Longing for Dad's advice and support |
Link Content |
| 886 |
Longing for the person's smile and presence |
Link Content |
| 887 |
Looking dapper |
Link Content |
| 888 |
Looking for clinical trials on specific maintenance treatments |
Link Content |
| 889 |
Looking for low impact workouts |
Link Content |
| 890 |
Looking for personal experiences and insights |
Link Content |
| 891 |
Looking for resources to support myeloma patients and their loved ones |
Link Content |
| 892 |
Looking for the latest treatments and research |
Link Content |
| 893 |
Looking into herpes zoster encephalitis (HZE) |
Link Content |
| 894 |
Losing job |
Link Content |
| 895 |
Loss of a loved one |
Link Content |
| 896 |
Loss of hope |
Link Content |
| 897 |
Loss of hope for recovery |
Link Content |
| 898 |
Loss of independence and reliance on others |
Link Content |
| 899 |
Loved ones desperately wanting to believe it won't reoccur |
Link Content |
| 900 |
Low energy levels |
Link Content |
| 901 |
Low function kidneys |
Link Content |
| 902 |
Maintaining hope and optimism |
Link Content |
| 903 |
Maintaining social connections |
Link Content |
| 904 |
Maintenance therapy |
Link Content |
| 905 |
Making lifestyle changes |
Link Content |
| 906 |
Manageable pain |
Link Content |
| 907 |
Managing daily routines |
Link Content |
| 908 |
Managing emotional and psychological impact |
Link Content |
| 909 |
Managing emotions related to the upcoming SCT |
Link Content |
| 910 |
Managing fear and uncertainty |
Link Content |
| 911 |
Managing financial and logistical challenges |
Link Content |
| 912 |
Managing lifestyle changes |
Link Content |
| 913 |
Managing medication and treatment schedules |
Link Content |
| 914 |
Managing medication and wound care |
Link Content |
| 915 |
Managing neuropathy symptoms |
Link Content |
| 916 |
Managing others' reactions to results |
Link Content |
| 917 |
Managing own health anxiety |
Link Content |
| 918 |
Managing side effects of chemotherapy |
Link Content |
| 919 |
Managing symptoms |
Link Content |
| 920 |
Managing treatment side effects |
Link Content |
| 921 |
Manufacturing delay |
Link Content |
| 922 |
Masking up in crowded places |
Link Content |
| 923 |
Masking vulnerability |
Link Content |
| 924 |
Mechanical ventilation |
Link Content |
| 925 |
Medical appointments |
Link Content |
| 926 |
Medical treatment |
Link Content |
| 927 |
Medication adherence |
Link Content |
| 928 |
Medication options |
Link Content |
| 929 |
Meeting with nurse to discuss questions |
Link Content |
| 930 |
Melphalan treatment before transplant |
Link Content |
| 931 |
Memory problems |
Link Content |
| 932 |
Mention of "scanxiety" for blood test results |
Link Content |
| 933 |
Mention of abnormal test result |
Link Content |
| 934 |
Mention of being rediagnosed every 30 days |
Link Content |
| 935 |
Mention of beneficial changes on some drugs and cost assistance |
Link Content |
| 936 |
Mention of bone marrow biopsy as a necessary test |
Link Content |
| 937 |
Mention of lab error |
Link Content |
| 938 |
Mention of lab error possibility |
Link Content |
| 939 |
Mention of MRD negative and renewed M spike |
Link Content |
| 940 |
Mention of osteopenia (or osteoporosis) and risk of bolts tearing out |
Link Content |
| 941 |
Mention of potential skeletal survey |
Link Content |
| 942 |
Mention of reduction in kappa light chains and its effect on kidneys |
Link Content |
| 943 |
Mention of skeletal survey |
Link Content |
| 944 |
Mention of specific treatment options (DVTD) and its effectiveness |
Link Content |
| 945 |
Mentioning family involvement |
Link Content |
| 946 |
Mentioning specific medications (Lenalidomide, Velcade, Steroids) |
Link Content |
| 947 |
Mentioning specific treatments |
Link Content |
| 948 |
Mentioning the duration of chemotherapy treatment |
Link Content |
| 949 |
Mentioning the impact of caregiving |
Link Content |
| 950 |
Mentioning the impact of the disease |
Link Content |
| 951 |
Mentioning the normalization of bloodwork and potential achievement of MRD- |
Link Content |
| 952 |
Mentioning the possibility of linking the article |
Link Content |
| 953 |
Mentioning the possibility of reaching MRD- (minimal residual disease negative) |
Link Content |
| 954 |
Mentioning the presence and guidance of a deceased loved one |
Link Content |
| 955 |
Mentioning the time of the procedure |
Link Content |
| 956 |
Mentioning the unpredictability of time |
Link Content |
| 957 |
Mild symptoms |
Link Content |
| 958 |
Mind racing about bills and job security |
Link Content |
| 959 |
Mini strokes due to lack of oxygen |
Link Content |
| 960 |
Minimal pain except for post-surgery and physical therapy |
Link Content |
| 961 |
Missing Dad's presence |
Link Content |
| 962 |
Mix of pain and advancing age |
Link Content |
| 963 |
MM patients may experience complications from infections |
Link Content |
| 964 |
Monitoring and managing side effects of CAR-T therapy |
Link Content |
| 965 |
Monitoring blood count numbers |
Link Content |
| 966 |
Monitoring blood markers and symptoms |
Link Content |
| 967 |
Monitoring blood tests |
Link Content |
| 968 |
Monitoring blood work and test results |
Link Content |
| 969 |
Monitoring body temperature |
Link Content |
| 970 |
Monitoring health status |
Link Content |
| 971 |
Monitoring of deductible status |
Link Content |
| 972 |
Monitoring vital signs |
Link Content |
| 973 |
Months of limited fulfillment in life |
Link Content |
| 974 |
Motivation |
Link Content |
| 975 |
Mourning |
Link Content |
| 976 |
Moving a bunch of stuff around the house |
Link Content |
| 977 |
Moving into palliative care |
Link Content |
| 978 |
MRD found 46 myeloma cells per million |
Link Content |
| 979 |
MRD negative |
Link Content |
| 980 |
Multiple infections |
Link Content |
| 981 |
Multiple medical conditions |
Link Content |
| 982 |
Multiple rounds of chemo and targeted radiation therapy |
Link Content |
| 983 |
Multiple visits for low-grade fevers |
Link Content |
| 984 |
Muscles wasting away |
Link Content |
| 985 |
Mutation of myeloma |
Link Content |
| 986 |
Neck pain caused by extensive bone lesions |
Link Content |
| 987 |
Need for access to treatment and support services |
Link Content |
| 988 |
Need for advocacy |
Link Content |
| 989 |
Need for follow-up in 6 months |
Link Content |
| 990 |
Need for follow-up vaccination |
Link Content |
| 991 |
Need for high-calorie intake |
Link Content |
| 992 |
Need for information and support from others |
Link Content |
| 993 |
Need for interpretation of blood work |
Link Content |
| 994 |
Need for long-term medication |
Link Content |
| 995 |
Need for medication adjustments |
Link Content |
| 996 |
Need for more frequent brief breaks at work |
Link Content |
| 997 |
Need for sedation during CT or PET scan |
Link Content |
| 998 |
Need to make significant changes in life |
Link Content |
| 999 |
Need to make significant life changes |
Link Content |
| 1000 |
Need to stop smoking |
Link Content |
| 1001 |
Needing assistance and support |
Link Content |
| 1002 |
Needing assistance with dressing and showering |
Link Content |
| 1003 |
Needing easy access to the arm |
Link Content |
| 1004 |
Needing more time with mom |
Link Content |
| 1005 |
Needing to undergo stem cell transplant |
Link Content |
| 1006 |
Neurosurgeon's warning about limited pain elimination with vertebra binding |
Link Content |
| 1007 |
News reminding people about Medicare enrollment deadline |
Link Content |
| 1008 |
No evidence of disease in bone marrow or blood |
Link Content |
| 1009 |
No metabolism |
Link Content |
| 1010 |
No psychiatric issues or personality changes |
Link Content |
| 1011 |
Nodding head in acknowledgment |
Link Content |
| 1012 |
Non-response to standard treatments |
Link Content |
| 1013 |
Nostalgia |
Link Content |
| 1014 |
Nostalgia for the best years with Dad |
Link Content |
| 1015 |
Not comfortable in theaters or crowded places |
Link Content |
| 1016 |
Not currently undergoing multiple myeloma treatments |
Link Content |
| 1017 |
Not eating out |
Link Content |
| 1018 |
Not letting worry rob blessings of today |
Link Content |
| 1019 |
Not requiring registration to attend |
Link Content |
| 1020 |
Noticing back pain |
Link Content |
| 1021 |
Noting the mother's tiredness |
Link Content |
| 1022 |
Noting the presence of many potential solutions in development |
Link Content |
| 1023 |
Numerous blood transfusions |
Link Content |
| 1024 |
Occasional miracles |
Link Content |
| 1025 |
Offering comfort and support |
Link Content |
| 1026 |
Offering help and support |
Link Content |
| 1027 |
Offering love and healing energy |
Link Content |
| 1028 |
Offering prayers |
Link Content |
| 1029 |
Offering prayers and support to others |
Link Content |
| 1030 |
Offering prayers and thoughts |
Link Content |
| 1031 |
Offering prayers or wishes for peace and healing |
Link Content |
| 1032 |
Offering specific acts of kindness |
Link Content |
| 1033 |
Offering support and assistance |
Link Content |
| 1034 |
Offering support and comfort |
Link Content |
| 1035 |
Offering support and sympathy |
Link Content |
| 1036 |
Offering sympathies to the family |
Link Content |
| 1037 |
Offering wishes and support |
Link Content |
| 1038 |
Offering words of encouragement and support |
Link Content |
| 1039 |
Official relapse classification in December 2018 |
Link Content |
| 1040 |
Officially declared in a coma |
Link Content |
| 1041 |
Oncologist refusing to guess |
Link Content |
| 1042 |
Oncologist sharing the report with a big smile |
Link Content |
| 1043 |
One test not ruling out MM definitively |
Link Content |
| 1044 |
Opening eyes |
Link Content |
| 1045 |
Opening her eyes a bit when called |
Link Content |
| 1046 |
Optimism |
Link Content |
| 1047 |
Optimism fading as treatments fail |
Link Content |
| 1048 |
Ordering medications for migraines or similar issues |
Link Content |
| 1049 |
Ordering medications in advance |
Link Content |
| 1050 |
Ordering necessary medications in advance |
Link Content |
| 1051 |
Ordering regular and extra pain medications |
Link Content |
| 1052 |
Oscillation between slight improvement and worsening |
Link Content |
| 1053 |
Other forms of infection and inflammation |
Link Content |
| 1054 |
Out of options |
Link Content |
| 1055 |
Outpatient chemo for three weeks |
Link Content |
| 1056 |
Over a dozen fractures |
Link Content |
| 1057 |
Overcoming pneumonia |
Link Content |
| 1058 |
Pain becoming more unbearable |
Link Content |
| 1059 |
Pain in lower back during Thanksgiving holiday |
Link Content |
| 1060 |
Pain management issues |
Link Content |
| 1061 |
Painful recovery |
Link Content |
| 1062 |
Partial paralysis |
Link Content |
| 1063 |
Participating in cancer survivor activities |
Link Content |
| 1064 |
Participating in clinical trials or research studies |
Link Content |
| 1065 |
Participating in support groups |
Link Content |
| 1066 |
Participating in support groups or therapy |
Link Content |
| 1067 |
Participating in the question and answer session |
Link Content |
| 1068 |
Participation in clinical trials |
Link Content |
| 1069 |
Passing time until the 1 year mark |
Link Content |
| 1070 |
Patient achieving deep response |
Link Content |
| 1071 |
Patient acknowledging the role of loved ones in their journey |
Link Content |
| 1072 |
Patient being informed about maintenance treatment |
Link Content |
| 1073 |
Patient being informed about MRD status |
Link Content |
| 1074 |
Patient being informed about the window of time for surgery |
Link Content |
| 1075 |
Patient being informed that bones will never be as solid as before but will mend |
Link Content |
| 1076 |
Patient being reminded about insurance plan renewals and the opportunity to switch coverage for the coming year |
Link Content |
| 1077 |
Patient being told not to worry |
Link Content |
| 1078 |
Patient being told surgery is an option if pain persists |
Link Content |
| 1079 |
Patient being told that pain will alleviate with treatment |
Link Content |
| 1080 |
Patient being told that pain will be alleviated with treatment |
Link Content |
| 1081 |
Patient deciding not to have surgery |
Link Content |
| 1082 |
Patient deciding to try pain medication and brace instead of surgery |
Link Content |
| 1083 |
Patient discussing entertainment options for the recovery period |
Link Content |
| 1084 |
Patient discussing medical treatments and procedures |
Link Content |
| 1085 |
Patient discussing upcoming SCT procedure |
Link Content |
| 1086 |
Patient experiencing chronic back pain and anemia |
Link Content |
| 1087 |
Patient experiencing fatigue |
Link Content |
| 1088 |
Patient experiencing improvement in overall health |
Link Content |
| 1089 |
Patient expressing anxiety and seeking preparation advice for Autologous SCT |
Link Content |
| 1090 |
Patient expressing anxiety and worry about potential MM diagnosis |
Link Content |
| 1091 |
Patient expressing concern about upcoming blood test results |
Link Content |
| 1092 |
Patient expressing gratitude for support received |
Link Content |
| 1093 |
Patient expressing hope and determination in fighting the disease |
Link Content |
| 1094 |
Patient expressing nervousness and anxiety about the situation |
Link Content |
| 1095 |
Patient feeling disappointed |
Link Content |
| 1096 |
Patient feeling dismissed by their GP |
Link Content |
| 1097 |
Patient finding meaning or purpose in their experience |
Link Content |
| 1098 |
Patient inquiring about in-patient or out-patient status for ASCT |
Link Content |
| 1099 |
Patient is followed closely by PCP and endocrinologist |
Link Content |
| 1100 |
Patient mentioning the involvement of healthcare professionals |
Link Content |
| 1101 |
Patient not undergoing surgery |
Link Content |
| 1102 |
Patient providing an update on their mother's cancer treatment journey |
Link Content |
| 1103 |
Patient reading the paperwork and seeing the phrase "Against all expectations" |
Link Content |
| 1104 |
Patient receiving mental advice on how to cope with the treatment process |
Link Content |
| 1105 |
Patient receiving positive news about insurance coverage and improved health numbers |
Link Content |
| 1106 |
Patient receiving treatment (dara+R) |
Link Content |
| 1107 |
Patient reflecting on the impact of their illness on daily life |
Link Content |
| 1108 |
Patient relying on pain medication for relief |
Link Content |
| 1109 |
Patient seeking advice and sharing experiences with others |
Link Content |
| 1110 |
Patient seeking advice and support from online community |
Link Content |
| 1111 |
Patient sharing a photo related to their illness journey |
Link Content |
| 1112 |
Patient sharing experience with neuropathy and its potential impact |
Link Content |
| 1113 |
Patient sharing personal medical history and current diagnostic tests |
Link Content |
| 1114 |
Patient sharing their medical journey and experiences |
Link Content |
| 1115 |
Patient still needing occasional naps |
Link Content |
| 1116 |
Patient's anxiety and fear |
Link Content |
| 1117 |
Patient's body slowly repairing but not as solid as before |
Link Content |
| 1118 |
Patients celebrating their remission but feeling uncertain about the future |
Link Content |
| 1119 |
Patients considering their physical limitations and abilities |
Link Content |
| 1120 |
Patients discussing the effects of the disease on different parts of their body |
Link Content |
| 1121 |
Patients discussing the results of their medical tests |
Link Content |
| 1122 |
Patients discussing their plans with their doctor for guidance |
Link Content |
| 1123 |
Patients displaying abnormal blood test results |
Link Content |
| 1124 |
Patients exhibiting changes in appetite |
Link Content |
| 1125 |
Patients experiencing collapsed vertebra or kidney near failure as a major event leading to diagnosis |
Link Content |
| 1126 |
Patients experiencing difficulty breathing |
Link Content |
| 1127 |
Patients experiencing fatigue |
Link Content |
| 1128 |
Patients experiencing possible heart damage from amyloid created by myeloma |
Link Content |
| 1129 |
Patients experiencing symptoms that can be attributed to other conditions |
Link Content |
| 1130 |
Patients experiencing weight loss |
Link Content |
| 1131 |
Patients expressing gratitude for reaching remission |
Link Content |
| 1132 |
Patients expressing their emotions and concerns about remission |
Link Content |
| 1133 |
Patients falling asleep due to toxin buildup |
Link Content |
| 1134 |
Patients feeling numb about their remission |
Link Content |
| 1135 |
Patients feeling the need to inform local community physicians about their MM diagnosis and treatment |
Link Content |
| 1136 |
Patients going through years of not feeling well and multiple doctor visits and tests |
Link Content |
| 1137 |
Patients participating in clinical trials |
Link Content |
| 1138 |
Patients reaching remission |
Link Content |
| 1139 |
Patients relying on Google searches to find answers and seeking support online |
Link Content |
| 1140 |
Patients reporting cognitive impairment |
Link Content |
| 1141 |
Patients reporting pain |
Link Content |
| 1142 |
Patients seeking advice and support from doctors through portals |
Link Content |
| 1143 |
Patients seeking advice from others who have similar conditions |
Link Content |
| 1144 |
Patients seeking answers through multiple doctor appointments |
Link Content |
| 1145 |
Patients seeking medical advice from their GP and other doctors |
Link Content |
| 1146 |
Patients sharing their personal experiences with the disease and its impact on their activities |
Link Content |
| 1147 |
Patients sharing their success stories and milestones |
Link Content |
| 1148 |
Patients showing signs of infection |
Link Content |
| 1149 |
Patients showing signs of inflammation |
Link Content |
| 1150 |
Patients undergoing more standard of care drugs |
Link Content |
| 1151 |
Patients undergoing standard of care drugs |
Link Content |
| 1152 |
Patients undergoing stem cell transplant |
Link Content |
| 1153 |
Payment of monthly premiums |
Link Content |
| 1154 |
Perception of "normal" returning |
Link Content |
| 1155 |
Performing household chores |
Link Content |
| 1156 |
Peripheral nerve damage and sciatic nerve pain |
Link Content |
| 1157 |
Persistent fatigue |
Link Content |
| 1158 |
Personal experience with a frightening situation |
Link Content |
| 1159 |
PET scan and ultrasound |
Link Content |
| 1160 |
PET scan on 10/31 |
Link Content |
| 1161 |
PET scans showing solid tumors |
Link Content |
| 1162 |
Physical decline |
Link Content |
| 1163 |
Physical decline and muscle wasting |
Link Content |
| 1164 |
Physical pain |
Link Content |
| 1165 |
Physical pain and discomfort |
Link Content |
| 1166 |
Physical symptoms |
Link Content |
| 1167 |
Physical therapy |
Link Content |
| 1168 |
Physical weakness |
Link Content |
| 1169 |
Physically and mentally demanding job |
Link Content |
| 1170 |
Placement of stents |
Link Content |
| 1171 |
Planning aggressive travel |
Link Content |
| 1172 |
Planning for future travel and living life to the fullest |
Link Content |
| 1173 |
Planning to move to North Carolina |
Link Content |
| 1174 |
Planning treatment cycles around a football season |
Link Content |
| 1175 |
Planning trips and activities |
Link Content |
| 1176 |
Planning trips and making memories |
Link Content |
| 1177 |
Playing disc golf |
Link Content |
| 1178 |
Playing with child to temporarily escape reality |
Link Content |
| 1179 |
Playing with kids |
Link Content |
| 1180 |
Political implications |
Link Content |
| 1181 |
Poor work quality |
Link Content |
| 1182 |
Positive attitude |
Link Content |
| 1183 |
Positive attitude towards treatment |
Link Content |
| 1184 |
Positive outlook |
Link Content |
| 1185 |
Positive outlook on life |
Link Content |
| 1186 |
Positive reinforcement |
Link Content |
| 1187 |
Positive response to CAR-T treatment |
Link Content |
| 1188 |
Post-ASCT bone marrow biopsy on day +60 |
Link Content |
| 1189 |
Posting lengthy posts on a Reddit thread |
Link Content |
| 1190 |
Posting on Reddit for support |
Link Content |
| 1191 |
Posting updates on treatment progress |
Link Content |
| 1192 |
Potential future ASCT (Autologous Stem Cell Transplant) |
Link Content |
| 1193 |
Potential heart damage |
Link Content |
| 1194 |
Potential need for dialysis |
Link Content |
| 1195 |
Practicing good hand washing |
Link Content |
| 1196 |
Praying for peace |
Link Content |
| 1197 |
Preference for CAR-T over SCT |
Link Content |
| 1198 |
Preference for ice cream (without nuts) |
Link Content |
| 1199 |
Preparing for a stem cell transplant |
Link Content |
| 1200 |
Preparing for SCT |
Link Content |
| 1201 |
Preparing for the upcoming procedure |
Link Content |
| 1202 |
Prescribed 15mg 2x/day morphine |
Link Content |
| 1203 |
Prescribed medication |
Link Content |
| 1204 |
Presence of blood oxygen and heart monitors |
Link Content |
| 1205 |
Presence of CD38 inhibitor (Dara) in maintenance treatment |
Link Content |
| 1206 |
Presence of fever |
Link Content |
| 1207 |
Presence of pets |
Link Content |
| 1208 |
Presence of plasma cells post transplant |
Link Content |
| 1209 |
Presence of spinal compression fractures |
Link Content |
| 1210 |
Presence of younger patients with the same condition |
Link Content |
| 1211 |
Pretending to be fine |
Link Content |
| 1212 |
Previous regimen no longer effective |
Link Content |
| 1213 |
Primary caretaker role |
Link Content |
| 1214 |
Processing emotions in head and heart |
Link Content |
| 1215 |
Processing emotions together |
Link Content |
| 1216 |
Processing the situation |
Link Content |
| 1217 |
Procrastination |
Link Content |
| 1218 |
Progress in recovery |
Link Content |
| 1219 |
Progression from standard of care drugs to stem cell transplant to more standard of care drugs to clinical trials |
Link Content |
| 1220 |
Progression of disease |
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| 1221 |
Progression of disease despite treatment |
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| 1222 |
Progression to smoldering myeloma |
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| 1223 |
Progressive deterioration |
Link Content |
| 1224 |
Promoting awareness and education about myeloma |
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| 1225 |
Promoting awareness and unity |
Link Content |
| 1226 |
Providing comfort and encouragement |
Link Content |
| 1227 |
Providing encouragement and positive thoughts |
Link Content |
| 1228 |
Providing information on the expected timeline for results and recovery |
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| 1229 |
Providing strength and support |
Link Content |
| 1230 |
Providing words of comfort and encouragement |
Link Content |
| 1231 |
PTSD from hospital stay |
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| 1232 |
Pushed to the limit |
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| 1233 |
Putting into sedation and ventilation |
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| 1234 |
Putting on a brave face |
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| 1235 |
Questioning the ability to endure for an extended period |
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| 1236 |
Questioning the virility of the virus in young patients |
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| 1237 |
Quick recovery |
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| 1238 |
Racing thoughts about bills and job security |
Link Content |
| 1239 |
Raising awareness about myeloma |
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| 1240 |
Raising awareness for myeloma |
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| 1241 |
Reacting to family's expectations |
Link Content |
| 1242 |
Reading a 2-case study |
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| 1243 |
Reading about others' experiences |
Link Content |
| 1244 |
Reading an article about projected increase in MM cases |
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| 1245 |
Realizing the importance of relationships |
Link Content |
| 1246 |
Receiving a message from mom expressing guilt and love |
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| 1247 |
Receiving complete response from treatment |
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| 1248 |
Receiving Darzalex treatments |
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| 1249 |
Receiving diagnosis and treatment information |
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| 1250 |
Receiving old school, heavy chemotherapy drugs |
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| 1251 |
Receiving platelet infusions, antibiotics, and transfusion |
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| 1252 |
Receiving positive feedback from healthcare professionals |
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| 1253 |
Receiving positive news |
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| 1254 |
Receiving prayers and well wishes |
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| 1255 |
Receiving support from family and friends |
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| 1256 |
Receiving the all-clear diagnosis |
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| 1257 |
Receiving treatment |
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| 1258 |
Receiving treatment and medication |
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| 1259 |
Receiving treatment and therapy |
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| 1260 |
Receiving treatment at Bruno Cancer Center |
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| 1261 |
Receiving treatment for Multiple Myeloma and AL Amyloidosis |
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| 1262 |
Receiving treatment in the doctor's office |
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| 1263 |
Receiving unexpected test results |
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| 1264 |
Recent cancer survivor |
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| 1265 |
Reclaiming what cancer has taken |
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| 1266 |
Recognizing that the story is not over |
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| 1267 |
Recognizing that the ultimate decision rests with Deb |
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| 1268 |
Recognizing the challenges of dealing with a loved one's illness |
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| 1269 |
Recognizing the importance of empathy for others |
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| 1270 |
Recognizing the presence of new treatments and advancements in the disease |
Link Content |
| 1271 |
Recognizing the strength and love of the family |
Link Content |
| 1272 |
Recognizing the strength of the mother |
Link Content |
| 1273 |
Recognizing the value of unique and unprecedented approaches to myeloma care |
Link Content |
| 1274 |
Recommendation against stem cell transplant |
Link Content |
| 1275 |
Recommendation for follow-up in 6 months |
Link Content |
| 1276 |
Recommendation to continue drinking water for various reasons |
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| 1277 |
Recommendation to exercise, take calcium & vitamin D supplements, and continue on morphine |
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| 1278 |
Recovery from muscle loss |
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| 1279 |
Recovery or remission |
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| 1280 |
Recovery time after treatment |
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| 1281 |
Recurrence of symptoms in July |
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| 1282 |
Rediagnosis every 30 days |
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| 1283 |
Reduced cognitive abilities |
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| 1284 |
Reduced mobility |
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| 1285 |
Reduction of M spike and myeloma in bone marrow and kidneys |
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| 1286 |
Reference to sleeplessness and hyperactivity |
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| 1287 |
Referral to a neurologist |
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| 1288 |
Referral to a Neuromuscular neurologist |
Link Content |
| 1289 |
Referred to medical oncology clinic for further evaluation and management |
Link Content |
| 1290 |
Referring to specific chemotherapy drugs (Dara+KD) |
Link Content |
| 1291 |
Referring to specific medical terms |
Link Content |
| 1292 |
Reflecting on gratitude and love |
Link Content |
| 1293 |
Reflecting on past experiences and memories |
Link Content |
| 1294 |
Reflecting on personal experiences with loss |
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| 1295 |
Reflecting on personal experiences with similar situations |
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| 1296 |
Reflecting on personal losses and memories |
Link Content |
| 1297 |
Reflecting on personal memories and experiences |
Link Content |
| 1298 |
Reflecting on the deceased and their qualities |
Link Content |
| 1299 |
Reflecting on the impact of cancer on families |
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| 1300 |
Reflecting on the impact of caregiving |
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| 1301 |
Reflecting on the impact of Dad's illness on the family |
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| 1302 |
Reflecting on the journey of caregiving |
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| 1303 |
Reflecting on the lasting impact of losing a loved one |
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| 1304 |
Reflecting on the preciousness of life and relationships |
Link Content |
| 1305 |
Reflecting on the preciousness of life and the importance of relationships |
Link Content |
| 1306 |
Reflecting on the strength and qualities of the deceased |
Link Content |
| 1307 |
Reflecting on the uncertainty of the disease |
Link Content |
| 1308 |
Reflecting on the uncertainty of the disease returning |
Link Content |
| 1309 |
Reflecting on the unfairness of the disease |
Link Content |
| 1310 |
Reflection on past memories with Dad |
Link Content |
| 1311 |
Regaining physical ability during initial therapy |
Link Content |
| 1312 |
Regular doctor visits |
Link Content |
| 1313 |
Regular doses of Kyprolis every two weeks |
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| 1314 |
Regular exercise |
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| 1315 |
Regular hospital visits for chemotherapy |
Link Content |
| 1316 |
Regular hospital visits for daratumumab injection |
Link Content |
| 1317 |
Regular infusions of Darith Tumamal |
Link Content |
| 1318 |
Regular phone check-ins |
Link Content |
| 1319 |
Regularly swimming in the pool |
Link Content |
| 1320 |
Rehired by old company |
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| 1321 |
Rekindling interest in relationship |
Link Content |
| 1322 |
Relapse |
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| 1323 |
Relapse after failed SCT |
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| 1324 |
Relapse and emergence of solid tumors |
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| 1325 |
Relapse with peripheral nerve damage in jaw |
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| 1326 |
Relying on a caretaker for support |
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| 1327 |
Relying on a healthy lifestyle for pain management |
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| 1328 |
Relying on insurance coverage |
Link Content |
| 1329 |
Remembering Dad's fun and lively personality |
Link Content |
| 1330 |
Remembering good memories of the father |
Link Content |
| 1331 |
Reminiscing |
Link Content |
| 1332 |
Remission from myeloma |
Link Content |
| 1333 |
Renewed M spike |
Link Content |
| 1334 |
Renewing health insurance plan annually |
Link Content |
| 1335 |
Renewing insurance coverage for 2024 |
Link Content |
| 1336 |
Reporting changes in personal information to insurance provider |
Link Content |
| 1337 |
Reporting symptoms to healthcare provider |
Link Content |
| 1338 |
Reporting symptoms to healthcare providers |
Link Content |
| 1339 |
Researching about SCT |
Link Content |
| 1340 |
Researching academic centers and comprehensive cancer centers |
Link Content |
| 1341 |
Researching CAR-T therapy |
Link Content |
| 1342 |
Researching diet and supplements |
Link Content |
| 1343 |
Researching medical condition |
Link Content |
| 1344 |
Researching prognosis online |
Link Content |
| 1345 |
Researching the impact of chemo and drug treatments |
Link Content |
| 1346 |
Researching treatment options for CAR-T therapy |
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| 1347 |
Resilience and determination |
Link Content |
| 1348 |
Responding to Darzalex |
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| 1349 |
Response to full-strength Kyprolis |
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| 1350 |
Resuming daily routines |
Link Content |
| 1351 |
Retirement |
Link Content |
| 1352 |
Returning to SCT clinic for transplant |
Link Content |
| 1353 |
Returning to the SCT clinic for transplant |
Link Content |
| 1354 |
Reviewing Explanation of Benefits (EOB) |
Link Content |
| 1355 |
Reviewing imaging with the doctor |
Link Content |
| 1356 |
Reviewing results on the website |
Link Content |
| 1357 |
Revlimid as a newer and safer treatment option |
Link Content |
| 1358 |
Riding the dialysis train |
Link Content |
| 1359 |
Rising lambda count after 14 months |
Link Content |
| 1360 |
Risk of infections is high in MM patients |
Link Content |
| 1361 |
Routine physical check-up |
Link Content |
| 1362 |
Routine physical check-ups |
Link Content |
| 1363 |
Running a small art and design business |
Link Content |
| 1364 |
Runny nose without taking anti-histamine |
Link Content |
| 1365 |
Rushing to the office |
Link Content |
| 1366 |
Sadness |
Link Content |
| 1367 |
Scheduling activities around good days |
Link Content |
| 1368 |
Scheduling and attending appointments |
Link Content |
| 1369 |
SCT failure at 2 month mark |
Link Content |
| 1370 |
SCT in December |
Link Content |
| 1371 |
Searching for diet types |
Link Content |
| 1372 |
Searching for information and answers |
Link Content |
| 1373 |
Seeing a local oncologist with less expertise for day-to-day management |
Link Content |
| 1374 |
Seeing mother's demise in thoughts |
Link Content |
| 1375 |
Seeking a time frame from a doctor |
Link Content |
| 1376 |
Seeking additional methods for inflammation/pain relief |
Link Content |
| 1377 |
Seeking additional support |
Link Content |
| 1378 |
Seeking advice and experiences from others with the same condition |
Link Content |
| 1379 |
Seeking advice and guidance from others who have experienced similar situations |
Link Content |
| 1380 |
Seeking advice and guidance from others who have gone through similar experiences |
Link Content |
| 1381 |
Seeking advice and information |
Link Content |
| 1382 |
Seeking advice and reassurance from online community |
Link Content |
| 1383 |
Seeking advice and resources |
Link Content |
| 1384 |
Seeking advice and suggestions for Autologous Stem Cell Transplant preparation |
Link Content |
| 1385 |
Seeking advice on managing the situation |
Link Content |
| 1386 |
Seeking advice on treatment options |
Link Content |
| 1387 |
Seeking alternative options for pain management |
Link Content |
| 1388 |
Seeking alternative treatments |
Link Content |
| 1389 |
Seeking alternative treatments and clinical trials |
Link Content |
| 1390 |
Seeking alternative ways to manage disease |
Link Content |
| 1391 |
Seeking answers and support |
Link Content |
| 1392 |
Seeking comfort and support |
Link Content |
| 1393 |
Seeking comfort and support from others |
Link Content |
| 1394 |
Seeking comfort in the presence of loved ones |
Link Content |
| 1395 |
Seeking cookbooks |
Link Content |
| 1396 |
Seeking distraction through exercise |
Link Content |
| 1397 |
Seeking distractions and coping mechanisms |
Link Content |
| 1398 |
Seeking emotional support from loved ones |
Link Content |
| 1399 |
Seeking FDA approved CAR-T options |
Link Content |
| 1400 |
Seeking financial assistance |
Link Content |
| 1401 |
Seeking financial assistance for CAR-T therapy |
Link Content |
| 1402 |
Seeking further tests and consultations |
Link Content |
| 1403 |
Seeking guidance from a social worker |
Link Content |
| 1404 |
Seeking guidance on ensuring cutting-edge care for multiple myeloma |
Link Content |
| 1405 |
Seeking help from a myeloma specialist |
Link Content |
| 1406 |
Seeking hope for a permanent solution |
Link Content |
| 1407 |
Seeking information |
Link Content |
| 1408 |
Seeking information about CAR-T therapy |
Link Content |
| 1409 |
Seeking information about catching the disease early |
Link Content |
| 1410 |
Seeking information about coping strategies |
Link Content |
| 1411 |
Seeking information about managing a chronic disease |
Link Content |
| 1412 |
Seeking information about MRI results after induction chemo |
Link Content |
| 1413 |
Seeking information about multiple myeloma |
Link Content |
| 1414 |
Seeking information about myeloma |
Link Content |
| 1415 |
Seeking information about the disease and treatment |
Link Content |
| 1416 |
Seeking information about the procedure |
Link Content |
| 1417 |
Seeking information about the timing and development of conditions |
Link Content |
| 1418 |
Seeking information about treatment options |
Link Content |
| 1419 |
Seeking information and advice on how to make the most of the time with a loved one |
Link Content |
| 1420 |
Seeking information and educating oneself about the disease |
Link Content |
| 1421 |
Seeking information and resources |
Link Content |
| 1422 |
Seeking information on maintenance treatments |
Link Content |
| 1423 |
Seeking information on Medicare coverage |
Link Content |
| 1424 |
Seeking information on MRD status |
Link Content |
| 1425 |
Seeking information on myeloma drugs in clinical trials |
Link Content |
| 1426 |
Seeking information online |
Link Content |
| 1427 |
Seeking information online about disease prognosis |
Link Content |
| 1428 |
Seeking medical advice for persistent pain |
Link Content |
| 1429 |
Seeking medical advice for shoulder pain |
Link Content |
| 1430 |
Seeking medical care and hospitalizations |
Link Content |
| 1431 |
Seeking medical help |
Link Content |
| 1432 |
Seeking medical help after recurring symptoms |
Link Content |
| 1433 |
Seeking medical help and diagnosis |
Link Content |
| 1434 |
Seeking medical help at Barnes Jewish hospital |
Link Content |
| 1435 |
Seeking palliative care |
Link Content |
| 1436 |
Seeking palliative care to manage symptoms and side effects |
Link Content |
| 1437 |
Seeking peace of mind |
Link Content |
| 1438 |
Seeking pre-authorization for certain treatments |
Link Content |
| 1439 |
Seeking reassurance and advice |
Link Content |
| 1440 |
Seeking reassurance and validation |
Link Content |
| 1441 |
Seeking reassurance or validation from others |
Link Content |
| 1442 |
Seeking recommendations for healthcare providers experienced in CAR-T therapy |
Link Content |
| 1443 |
Seeking recommendations for therapists |
Link Content |
| 1444 |
Seeking second opinion |
Link Content |
| 1445 |
Seeking second opinions or alternative therapies |
Link Content |
| 1446 |
Seeking social support |
Link Content |
| 1447 |
Seeking social support from friends and family |
Link Content |
| 1448 |
Seeking support |
Link Content |
| 1449 |
Seeking support and advice |
Link Content |
| 1450 |
Seeking support and encouragement |
Link Content |
| 1451 |
Seeking support and reassurance |
Link Content |
| 1452 |
Seeking support and validation |
Link Content |
| 1453 |
Seeking support and validation from others |
Link Content |
| 1454 |
Seeking support from a cancer coach |
Link Content |
| 1455 |
Seeking support from friends or support groups |
Link Content |
| 1456 |
Seeking support from healthcare professionals |
Link Content |
| 1457 |
Seeking support from loved ones |
Link Content |
| 1458 |
Seeking support from others |
Link Content |
| 1459 |
Seeking support from the community |
Link Content |
| 1460 |
Seeking support from the Reddit community |
Link Content |
| 1461 |
Seeking support from therapist and significant other |
Link Content |
| 1462 |
Seeking therapy and applying psychology strategies |
Link Content |
| 1463 |
Seeking therapy for emotional support |
Link Content |
| 1464 |
Seeking therapy for grief |
Link Content |
| 1465 |
Seeking to expand medical awareness and knowledge |
Link Content |
| 1466 |
Seeking treatment from MM specialist at a center of excellence |
Link Content |
| 1467 |
Seeking vetted resources for diet and supplements |
Link Content |
| 1468 |
Seizing the day and trusting in God's guidance |
Link Content |
| 1469 |
Seizure occurrence |
Link Content |
| 1470 |
Seizures |
Link Content |
| 1471 |
Sending virtual hugs and love |
Link Content |
| 1472 |
Sending virtual hugs and well wishes |
Link Content |
| 1473 |
Sense of loss |
Link Content |
| 1474 |
Sensing the wind and speed |
Link Content |
| 1475 |
Sequential illnesses (Covid-19, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, C-diff) |
Link Content |
| 1476 |
Setting goals and creating a plan for treatment |
Link Content |
| 1477 |
Sever pain after sleeping |
Link Content |
| 1478 |
Severe back pain |
Link Content |
| 1479 |
Sharing a personal story |
Link Content |
| 1480 |
Sharing a personal tribute |
Link Content |
| 1481 |
Sharing condolences and expressing sympathy |
Link Content |
| 1482 |
Sharing condolences and sympathies |
Link Content |
| 1483 |
Sharing diagnosis with loved ones |
Link Content |
| 1484 |
Sharing experiences |
Link Content |
| 1485 |
Sharing experiences and offering support |
Link Content |
| 1486 |
Sharing frustrations and challenges related to medical tests and procedures |
Link Content |
| 1487 |
Sharing ideas |
Link Content |
| 1488 |
Sharing love and affection |
Link Content |
| 1489 |
Sharing memories |
Link Content |
| 1490 |
Sharing news |
Link Content |
| 1491 |
Sharing personal connections and experiences |
Link Content |
| 1492 |
Sharing personal experiences and advice |
Link Content |
| 1493 |
Sharing personal experiences and emotions related to the disease |
Link Content |
| 1494 |
Sharing personal experiences and feelings on online platforms |
Link Content |
| 1495 |
Sharing personal experiences and reactions |
Link Content |
| 1496 |
Sharing personal experiences and seeking advice |
Link Content |
| 1497 |
Sharing personal experiences and sympathies |
Link Content |
| 1498 |
Sharing personal experiences and treatment journeys |
Link Content |
| 1499 |
Sharing personal experiences as a caregiver for a MM patient |
Link Content |
| 1500 |
Sharing personal experiences of loss |
Link Content |
| 1501 |
Sharing personal experiences or stories related to loss |
Link Content |
| 1502 |
Sharing personal experiences with CAR-T therapy on social media |
Link Content |
| 1503 |
Sharing personal experiences with MM and AL Amyloidosis |
Link Content |
| 1504 |
Sharing personal experiences with myeloma |
Link Content |
| 1505 |
Sharing personal experiences with similar treatments |
Link Content |
| 1506 |
Sharing personal experiences with skydiving and disease management |
Link Content |
| 1507 |
Sharing personal experiences with treatment and trials |
Link Content |
| 1508 |
Sharing personal medical experiences |
Link Content |
| 1509 |
Sharing personal medical updates and milestones |
Link Content |
| 1510 |
Sharing personal stories |
Link Content |
| 1511 |
Sharing personal stories and connections |
Link Content |
| 1512 |
Sharing personal stories and tributes |
Link Content |
| 1513 |
Sharing personal stories of loss and coping |
Link Content |
| 1514 |
Sharing personal struggles and experiences |
Link Content |
| 1515 |
Sharing photos and updates |
Link Content |
| 1516 |
Sharing positive treatment progress |
Link Content |
| 1517 |
Sharing similar experiences and struggles |
Link Content |
| 1518 |
Sharing the duration of their remission |
Link Content |
| 1519 |
Sharing the news |
Link Content |
| 1520 |
Sharing the surprise of being in remission against expectations |
Link Content |
| 1521 |
Sharing the victory with others |
Link Content |
| 1522 |
Sharing updates on bloodwork results |
Link Content |
| 1523 |
Sharing updates on treatment progress and outcomes |
Link Content |
| 1524 |
Sharing updates with family and friends |
Link Content |
| 1525 |
Sharing updates with loved ones |
Link Content |
| 1526 |
Shingles vaccination |
Link Content |
| 1527 |
Shirts for port access |
Link Content |
| 1528 |
Shopping from clearance racks for affordable clothing options |
Link Content |
| 1529 |
Shortness of breath |
Link Content |
| 1530 |
Shoulder pain |
Link Content |
| 1531 |
Shrinking masses |
Link Content |
| 1532 |
Shrinking of masses |
Link Content |
| 1533 |
Sickness |
Link Content |
| 1534 |
Side effects management |
Link Content |
| 1535 |
Signs of brain damage |
Link Content |
| 1536 |
Sitting and freaking out |
Link Content |
| 1537 |
Sitting next to people in a theater |
Link Content |
| 1538 |
Sleeping throughout the day |
Link Content |
| 1539 |
Slipping back into darkness |
Link Content |
| 1540 |
Slow progress towards remission |
Link Content |
| 1541 |
Slower completion of chores |
Link Content |
| 1542 |
Smiling despite inner struggles |
Link Content |
| 1543 |
Social isolation |
Link Content |
| 1544 |
Sore throat from nasal drip |
Link Content |
| 1545 |
Specialist unit in London for Amyloidosis |
Link Content |
| 1546 |
Specific tests like bone marrow biopsy needed for diagnosis |
Link Content |
| 1547 |
Speculating on the impact of dormant chicken pox |
Link Content |
| 1548 |
Speech improvements |
Link Content |
| 1549 |
Spending time with family and grandchildren |
Link Content |
| 1550 |
Spending weekends with mother |
Link Content |
| 1551 |
Stable condition |
Link Content |
| 1552 |
Standard induction therapy |
Link Content |
| 1553 |
Started on antiviral Aciclovir |
Link Content |
| 1554 |
Starting a new treatment |
Link Content |
| 1555 |
Starting anti-convulsants |
Link Content |
| 1556 |
Starting CAR-T therapy |
Link Content |
| 1557 |
Starting Dara-Revlimid-kyprolis-dex treatment at Stanford |
Link Content |
| 1558 |
Starting medication |
Link Content |
| 1559 |
Starting to get around crowds |
Link Content |
| 1560 |
Starting treatment with Darzalex |
Link Content |
| 1561 |
Starting treatment with revlimid and other drugs |
Link Content |
| 1562 |
Starting treatment within the next 10 days |
Link Content |
| 1563 |
Staying away from others to avoid illness exposure |
Link Content |
| 1564 |
Staying positive despite the challenges |
Link Content |
| 1565 |
Stem cell collection |
Link Content |
| 1566 |
Stem cell collection for future transplant |
Link Content |
| 1567 |
Stem cell transplant after initial treatment |
Link Content |
| 1568 |
Stem cell transplant mentioned as a future treatment |
Link Content |
| 1569 |
Steroid side effects |
Link Content |
| 1570 |
Steroids (Dexamethasone) |
Link Content |
| 1571 |
Stopped sedation but no awakening |
Link Content |
| 1572 |
Stopping sedation |
Link Content |
| 1573 |
StrangeJournalist7: Discussing Steve Scalise's political aspirations without expressing personal opinions |
Link Content |
| 1574 |
Stretchy t-shirts |
Link Content |
| 1575 |
Stretchy tank tops for easy access during procedures |
Link Content |
| 1576 |
Struggle to get up and get through the day |
Link Content |
| 1577 |
Struggling to process and cope with the situation |
Link Content |
| 1578 |
Struggling with PTSD |
Link Content |
| 1579 |
Struggling with the impact of anti-infection measures on family dynamics |
Link Content |
| 1580 |
Subtle movement improvements |
Link Content |
| 1581 |
Successful immunotherapy treatment |
Link Content |
| 1582 |
Sudden decrease in running ability |
Link Content |
| 1583 |
Sudden diagnosis of multiple myeloma |
Link Content |
| 1584 |
Suffering in pain |
Link Content |
| 1585 |
Suggesting consulting a doctor for personalized advice |
Link Content |
| 1586 |
Support from spouse |
Link Content |
| 1587 |
Support group participation |
Link Content |
| 1588 |
Supporting others affected by myeloma |
Link Content |
| 1589 |
Supportive language |
Link Content |
| 1590 |
Supportive phone calls and check-ins |
Link Content |
| 1591 |
Surgery to fix a bone |
Link Content |
| 1592 |
Surgery to insert rod in the bone |
Link Content |
| 1593 |
Surgery to place a rod in arm |
Link Content |
| 1594 |
Suspected encephalitis caused by Herpes virus |
Link Content |
| 1595 |
Suspected myeloma condition |
Link Content |
| 1596 |
Switching doctors |
Link Content |
| 1597 |
Symmetrical functioning of left and right side |
Link Content |
| 1598 |
Symptoms mainly at night and when sitting at the desk |
Link Content |
| 1599 |
Symptoms starting before official diagnosis |
Link Content |
| 1600 |
Symptoms worsen |
Link Content |
| 1601 |
Systematic process of adjustment |
Link Content |
| 1602 |
Systematic process of coming to terms with changes |
Link Content |
| 1603 |
Taking a break from treatments |
Link Content |
| 1604 |
Taking a leave of absence from work |
Link Content |
| 1605 |
Taking Bortezomib and Dexamethasone |
Link Content |
| 1606 |
Taking care of a 95-year-old father |
Link Content |
| 1607 |
Taking care of diet and nutrition |
Link Content |
| 1608 |
Taking care of her |
Link Content |
| 1609 |
Taking care of legal and will matters |
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| 1610 |
Taking Darzalex |
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| 1611 |
Taking it day by day and step by step |
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| 1612 |
Taking leftover Norco for relief |
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| 1613 |
Taking methylphenidate |
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| 1614 |
Taking Naproxen |
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| 1615 |
Taking pain killers |
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| 1616 |
Taking pride in work |
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| 1617 |
Taking time for oneself |
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| 1618 |
Talking and recovered |
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| 1619 |
Talking to spouse for support |
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| 1620 |
Tank top undershirts |
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| 1621 |
Tank tops with low necklines |
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| 1622 |
Team effort to obtain available CAR-T treatment |
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| 1623 |
Team offering Teclistomab as a last resort |
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| 1624 |
Team spirit |
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| 1625 |
Team-based approach to care |
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| 1626 |
Temporary elevation of light chains |
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| 1627 |
Temporary relief after the test |
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| 1628 |
Test results came back |
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| 1629 |
Thalidomide treatment for MM |
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| 1630 |
Throat and lung infections continuously occur during MM treatment |
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| 1631 |
Time taken to reach complete remission (2 years) |
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| 1632 |
Tingling sensation in lips/around mouth |
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| 1633 |
Tingling/numbness as the only symptoms |
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| 1634 |
Tired of being isolated |
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| 1635 |
Tiredness |
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| 1636 |
Tiredness and decreased stamina |
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| 1637 |
Tracking of healthcare expenses |
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| 1638 |
Transition from ICU to home care |
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| 1639 |
Traumatic experience |
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| 1640 |
Traveling long distances for medical appointments |
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| 1641 |
Treatment at Fred Hutch, University of Washington |
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| 1642 |
Treatment for Covid |
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| 1643 |
Treatment for depression and anxiety |
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| 1644 |
Treatment for sciatic nerve pain |
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| 1645 |
Treatment initiation |
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| 1646 |
Treatment interventions |
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| 1647 |
Treatment no longer working |
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| 1648 |
Treatment options presented by doctor |
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| 1649 |
Treatment progress discussion |
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| 1650 |
Treatment with Dara-Revlimid-kyprolis-dex |
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| 1651 |
Treatment with Darith Tumamal |
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| 1652 |
Treatment with darzalex, revlimid, velcade, and decadron |
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| 1653 |
Treatment with heavy chemotherapy options |
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| 1654 |
Treatment with various chemotherapy regimens |
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| 1655 |
Treatment-related side effects |
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| 1656 |
Trend of increasing free light chain levels |
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| 1657 |
Trouble eating |
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| 1658 |
Trouble eating for the first 60 days post-transplant |
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| 1659 |
Trouble with decision-making |
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| 1660 |
Trusting the instructor |
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| 1661 |
Trying a new treatment option (Darzalex) |
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| 1662 |
Trying different drugs |
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| 1663 |
Trying different treatments and medications |
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| 1664 |
Uncertain future after diagnosis |
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| 1665 |
Uncertainty about future expectations |
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| 1666 |
Uncertainty about holiday plans |
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| 1667 |
Uncertainty about the future |
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| 1668 |
Uncertainty and lack of confidence in diagnosis |
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| 1669 |
undefined: Providing no specific response or contribution |
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| 1670 |
Undergoing chemotherapy and autologous stem cell transplant surgery |
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| 1671 |
Undergoing dialysis 3 times a week for 4.5 hours |
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| 1672 |
Undergoing heavy chemo treatment |
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| 1673 |
Undergoing immediate neck surgery |
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| 1674 |
Undergoing immunotherapy treatment |
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| 1675 |
Undergoing light radiation on the arm |
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| 1676 |
Undergoing medical tests and procedures |
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| 1677 |
Undergoing periodic rounds of intense chemotherapy |
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| 1678 |
Undergoing stem-cell transplant |
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| 1679 |
Undergoing surgery for bone fracture |
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| 1680 |
Undergoing surgery for broken arm |
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| 1681 |
Undergoing treatment with Revlimid |
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| 1682 |
Underwent chemotherapy and autologous stem cell transplant surgery |
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| 1683 |
Underwhelmed by the news of being in remission |
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| 1684 |
Underwhelmed reaction to being told about remission |
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| 1685 |
Underwhelmed reaction to being told in remission |
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| 1686 |
Underwhelmed response to being told in remission |
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| 1687 |
Unexpected risk factor |
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| 1688 |
Unpredictable and worsening symptoms |
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| 1689 |
Use of CAR-T therapy |
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| 1690 |
Use of urine specimen collectors (hats) |
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| 1691 |
Use of walker and wheelchair |
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| 1692 |
Using a 10ft long charging cord for phone |
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| 1693 |
Using a lint roller |
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| 1694 |
Using a selfie stick as a cheap tripod |
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| 1695 |
Using a waterpik for oral hygiene |
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| 1696 |
Using a waterpik to clean teeth due to sensitive gums |
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| 1697 |
Using a waterproof allergy barrier cover for the bed |
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| 1698 |
Using an n95 mask |
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| 1699 |
Using family rallying as a coping mechanism |
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| 1700 |
Using journaling as a coping mechanism |
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| 1701 |
Utilization of healthcare services |
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| 1702 |
Utilizing advanced technology for diagnosis and treatment |
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| 1703 |
Valuing understanding and support from manager |
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| 1704 |
Varying levels of physical activity in older patients |
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| 1705 |
Varying treatment plans |
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| 1706 |
Vasculitis diagnosis |
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| 1707 |
Velcade (Bortezomib) |
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| 1708 |
Visible signs of illness |
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| 1709 |
Visit to the Cancer Center |
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| 1710 |
Visit when you can |
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| 1711 |
Visiting healthcare facilities |
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| 1712 |
Visiting healthcare professionals |
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| 1713 |
Visiting with friends in small groups outside |
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| 1714 |
Vulnerability to other health issues |
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| 1715 |
Waiting and praying during infusion |
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| 1716 |
Waiting for blood test results |
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| 1717 |
Waiting for bone marrow biopsy results |
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| 1718 |
Waiting for CAR-T treatment to be approved |
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| 1719 |
Waiting for test results and monitoring progress |
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| 1720 |
Waiting for the next BM/MRD report |
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| 1721 |
Waiting period before transplant |
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| 1722 |
Walking for at least half an hour daily |
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| 1723 |
Walking past people in a grocery store |
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| 1724 |
Wanting to prepare for potential changes in quality of life |
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| 1725 |
Wanting to stay updated on the latest advancements in myeloma treatment |
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| 1726 |
Wanting to understand the first stages of treatment |
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| 1727 |
Watching things on phone using the selfie stick on tray |
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| 1728 |
Watching things on phone while lying on the couch |
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| 1729 |
Weakened immune system during treatment |
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| 1730 |
Wear out faster |
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| 1731 |
Wearing a heavier coat for outdoor activities |
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| 1732 |
Wearing a tank and light zip-up hoodie |
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| 1733 |
Wearing a thoracic brace |
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| 1734 |
Wearing a well-fitted N95 mask |
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| 1735 |
Wearing a zip-up hoodie |
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| 1736 |
Wearing button-up shirts for easy access to the triple lumen |
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| 1737 |
Wearing buttoned flannel shirts |
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| 1738 |
Wearing comfortable clothing |
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| 1739 |
Wearing hospital gowns |
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| 1740 |
Wearing loose and comfortable clothing |
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| 1741 |
Wearing loose comfortable clothing |
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| 1742 |
Wearing short sleeve button-ups with different designs |
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| 1743 |
Wearing soft and comfy clothing |
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| 1744 |
Wearing standard men's shirts |
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| 1745 |
Wearing V-neck shirts |
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| 1746 |
Wishing for a speedy recovery |
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| 1747 |
Wishing for love, peace, and comfort |
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| 1748 |
Wishing for pain-free and peaceful moments |
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| 1749 |
Wishing for peace for the mother |
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| 1750 |
Wishing love, peace, and comfort |
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| 1751 |
Withdrawing cells for engineering |
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| 1752 |
Working full time despite pain |
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| 1753 |
Working remotely during treatment |
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| 1754 |
Working remotely from the hospital |
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| 1755 |
Worsening shoulder pain |
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| 1756 |
Worsening tremors |
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| 1757 |
Wrap jackets |
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| 1758 |
X-ray therapy for lesions |
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| 1759 |
Yearly tests and scans to monitor protein levels |
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| 1760 |
Younger patients being diagnosed with the disease, which is unexpected among the general medical community |
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| 1761 |
Zero traces of myeloma in latest tests and bone marrow biopsy |
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| 1762 |
Zip-up hoodies |
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