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Vulnerable Moments

S. No.	Moments	Content
1	Receiving diagnosis	Link Content
2	Adjusting to lifestyle changes	Link Content
3	Receiving a diagnosis	Link Content
4	Waiting for test results	Link Content
5	Coping with emotional distress	Link Content
6	Emotional distress	Link Content
7	Experiencing side effects	Link Content
8	Feeling exposed and in need of support	Link Content
9	Navigating healthcare system	Link Content
10	Starting treatment	Link Content
11	Coping with physical limitations	Link Content
12	Coping with the loss of a loved one	Link Content
13	Disease progression	Link Content
14	Facing end-of-life decisions	Link Content
15	Facing treatment decisions	Link Content
16	Facing uncertainty about the future	Link Content
17	Feeling burnt out as a caregiver	Link Content
18	Hospitalization	Link Content
19	Managing financial burden	Link Content
20	Receiving the cancer diagnosis	Link Content
21	Transitioning between healthcare providers	Link Content
22	Uncertainty about the future	Link Content
23	Coping with pain or discomfort	Link Content
24	End-of-life discussions	Link Content
25	Experiencing a relapse	Link Content
26	Experiencing disease progression	Link Content
27	Experiencing emotional distress	Link Content
28	Experiencing grief and sadness	Link Content
29	Facing financial challenges	Link Content
30	Feeling shaken by grief	Link Content
31	Feeling the loss of a loved one	Link Content
32	Initial diagnosis	Link Content
33	Managing emotional distress	Link Content
34	Managing financial burdens	Link Content
35	Needing support and understanding	Link Content
36	Receiving the diagnosis	Link Content
37	Adjusting to new routines	Link Content
38	Balancing hope and acceptance	Link Content
39	Concerns about treatment effectiveness	Link Content
40	Coping with emotional and psychological impact	Link Content
41	Coping with the emotional impact of the disease	Link Content
42	Coping with uncertainty	Link Content
43	Dealing with emotional distress	Link Content
44	Dealing with pain and discomfort	Link Content
45	Dealing with physical pain	Link Content
46	Dealing with side effects	Link Content
47	Dealing with side effects of treatment	Link Content
48	Dealing with the uncertainty of the future	Link Content
49	Dealing with treatment side effects	Link Content
50	Dealing with uncertainty	Link Content
51	Dealing with uncertainty about the future	Link Content
52	Dealing with ups and downs of the disease	Link Content
53	Devastation over the loss of a loved one	Link Content
54	Diagnosis of the disease	Link Content
55	Embarking on the caregiving journey	Link Content
56	Emotional impact of diagnosis	Link Content
57	Emotional rollercoaster	Link Content
58	Experiencing setbacks	Link Content
59	Experiencing uncertainty about the future	Link Content
60	Facing disease progression	Link Content
61	Facing financial challenges related to treatment	Link Content
62	Fear of relapse	Link Content
63	Feeling exposed	Link Content
64	Feeling isolated and alone in the journey	Link Content
65	Feeling isolated or misunderstood	Link Content
66	Feeling isolated or misunderstood by others	Link Content
67	Feeling overwhelmed	Link Content
68	Feeling the pain of loss and grief	Link Content
69	Feeling uncertain about the future	Link Content
70	Financial burden	Link Content
71	Financial strain	Link Content
72	Going through surgery and treatment	Link Content
73	Hearing the diagnosis for the first time	Link Content
74	Initial diagnosis and realization of the severity of the disease	Link Content
75	Longing for peace and closure	Link Content
76	Longing for the presence and guidance of the deceased	Link Content
77	Making treatment decisions	Link Content
78	Managing emotional and mental well-being	Link Content
79	Navigating end-of-life decisions	Link Content
80	Near-death experience in the hospital	Link Content
81	Need for emotional support	Link Content
82	Need for support	Link Content
83	Needing comfort and support	Link Content
84	Needing emotional support	Link Content
85	Needing support	Link Content
86	Newly diagnosed patients facing an uncertain future	Link Content
87	Preparing for end-of-life decisions	Link Content
88	Receiving a diagnosis of myeloma	Link Content
89	Receiving the call from the doctor	Link Content
90	Receiving the initial diagnosis	Link Content
91	Reflecting on the loss of a loved one	Link Content
92	Reflecting on the loss of young patients	Link Content
93	Seeking advice and experiences from others	Link Content
94	Seeking comfort and solace in others' experiences	Link Content
95	Seeking emotional support	Link Content
96	Seeking guidance and advice	Link Content
97	Seeking social support	Link Content
98	Seeking support and guidance from healthcare professionals	Link Content
99	Seeking support from loved ones	Link Content
100	Seeking validation and understanding	Link Content
101	Sharing personal experiences of loss	Link Content
102	Sharing personal struggles	Link Content
103	Starting a new treatment	Link Content
104	Transitioning to palliative care	Link Content
105	Uncertainty about prognosis	Link Content
106	Uncertainty about the duration of remission	Link Content
107	Uncertainty about the effectiveness of treatment	Link Content
108	Uncertainty about treatment effectiveness	Link Content
109	Uncertainty about treatment options	Link Content
110	Upon receiving the diagnosis	Link Content
111	Witnessing the deterioration of health	Link Content
112	Abnormal brain scan patterns	Link Content
113	Accepting that there are no more options	Link Content
114	Acknowledging the impact on daily life	Link Content
115	Acknowledging the limited time remaining	Link Content
116	Acknowledging the mother's struggle	Link Content
117	Acknowledging the shared fear and dread among others affected by cancer	Link Content
118	Acknowledging vulnerability and fear	Link Content
119	Adjusting to changes in appearance	Link Content
120	Adjusting to changes in appearance or abilities	Link Content
121	Adjusting to changes in appetite and dietary restrictions	Link Content
122	Adjusting to changes in daily life and routines	Link Content
123	Adjusting to changes in relationships	Link Content
124	Adjusting to life after treatment	Link Content
125	Adjusting to life without the father	Link Content
126	Adjusting to new lifestyle	Link Content
127	Adjusting to new treatment	Link Content
128	Adjusting to physical and emotional changes	Link Content
129	Adjusting to self-administering injections	Link Content
130	Adjusting to the change in plans and dreams	Link Content
131	After a progression of the disease	Link Content
132	After ASCT (autologous stem cell transplant)	Link Content
133	After being hospitalized due to a fall and receiving the diagnosis	Link Content
134	After experiencing a seizure	Link Content
135	After SCT failure	Link Content
136	After second chemo dose	Link Content
137	After taking the 10th dose without Darzalex	Link Content
138	After taking the 9th dose without Darzalex	Link Content
139	After the first heart attack	Link Content
140	After the second heart attack	Link Content
141	Allowing oneself to grieve	Link Content
142	Alone in the hospital room after diagnosis	Link Content
143	Anniversaries or special occasions	Link Content
144	Anniversary of Dad's passing	Link Content
145	Anticipating the challenges ahead	Link Content
146	Anticipating the impact of treatment decisions on the journey	Link Content
147	Anticipation of relapse and limited treatment options	Link Content
148	Anxiety about long-lasting sequelae	Link Content
149	Anxiety about potential differences in treatment options between countries	Link Content
150	Anxiety and depression related to cancer diagnosis	Link Content
151	Anxiety during bouts of tachycardia	Link Content
152	Anxiety during the bone marrow biopsy	Link Content
153	Apologies for having to rely on someone	Link Content
154	Appointment with neurologist	Link Content
155	Appreciating the growth in love	Link Content
156	Appreciating the support received	Link Content
157	Attending the first immediate family wedding	Link Content
158	Awareness of the unpredictability of life	Link Content
159	Bacteremia diagnosis	Link Content
160	Balancing caregiver responsibilities	Link Content
161	Balancing caregiving responsibilities	Link Content
162	Balancing caregiving responsibilities with personal life	Link Content
163	Balancing caregiving responsibilities with personal needs	Link Content
164	Balancing hope and fear during treatment	Link Content
165	Balancing hope and realism in the face of remission	Link Content
166	Balancing medical treatment with maintaining social connections	Link Content
167	Balancing personal and caregiving responsibilities	Link Content
168	Balancing personal and family perspectives	Link Content
169	Balancing personal and family responsibilities	Link Content
170	Balancing personal needs with caregiving responsibilities	Link Content
171	Balancing quality of life with safety considerations	Link Content
172	Balancing the desire for improvement with the need for caution	Link Content
173	Balancing work and health	Link Content
174	Balancing work and pain	Link Content
175	Battling deep anxieties	Link Content
176	Battling multiple illnesses	Link Content
177	Battling with multiple serious illnesses	Link Content
178	Before and during stem cell transplant	Link Content
179	Before starting the treatment	Link Content
180	Before stem cell collection and surgery	Link Content
181	Being a caregiver for a loved one	Link Content
182	Being alone in the hospital room when receiving the diagnosis	Link Content
183	Being away from home during the diagnosis	Link Content
184	Being back in the caregiver's business	Link Content
185	Being diagnosed for a whole month	Link Content
186	Being diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma and AL Amyloidosis	Link Content
187	Being hospitalized and facing complications	Link Content
188	Being in the hospital for an extended period	Link Content
189	Being isolated in the hospital	Link Content
190	Being officially declared in a coma	Link Content
191	Being open to influence	Link Content
192	Being open to influence and advice	Link Content
193	Being open to influence and guidance	Link Content
194	Being open to influence and guidance during the decision-making process	Link Content
195	Being open to influence and guidance during the talk	Link Content
196	Being open to influence and guidance from others	Link Content
197	Being put in an induced coma	Link Content
198	Being put on mechanical ventilation	Link Content
199	Being recently diagnosed	Link Content
200	Being told about remission	Link Content
201	Being told about the long-lasting sequelae from the encephalitis	Link Content
202	Being under extreme stress	Link Content
203	Being with close family	Link Content
204	Birthdays or holidays without them	Link Content
205	Blood clot occurrence	Link Content
206	Boarding the plane	Link Content
207	Breaking down emotionally in front of spouse	Link Content
208	Caregiver burnout	Link Content
209	Caregiver feeling overwhelmed and unsure of how to support the patient	Link Content
210	Catching Covid	Link Content
211	Celebrating milestones without the person	Link Content
212	Challenges in managing physical and emotional well-being	Link Content
213	Changing retirement plans due to diagnosis	Link Content
214	chudezee: Patient seeking information and support regarding their medical condition	Link Content
215	Coma	Link Content
216	Coming to terms with limited treatment options and prognosis	Link Content
217	Coming to terms with myeloma mutation	Link Content
218	Coming to terms with physical limitations	Link Content
219	Coming to terms with the impact of the disease on family dynamics	Link Content
220	Coming to terms with the reality of the disease	Link Content
221	Communicating with healthcare providers	Link Content
222	Communication limitations	Link Content
223	Comparing their remission journey to others	Link Content
224	Concern about hemoglobin levels	Link Content
225	Concern about returning to work in January	Link Content
226	Concern about the effectiveness of the medications	Link Content
227	Concern about the implications of the decrease in kappa chain levels	Link Content
228	Concern about the potential consequences of osteopenia (or osteoporosis)	Link Content
229	Concern for family over oneself	Link Content
230	Concern for the well-being of the family member	Link Content
231	Concerns about appetite and weight loss	Link Content
232	Concerns about changes in drug coverage and costs	Link Content
233	Concerns about getting fired	Link Content
234	Concerns about kidney health and potential complications	Link Content
235	Concerns about preexisting conditions	Link Content
236	Concerns about the impact on relationships, particularly with the spouse	Link Content
237	Concerns about the myeloma condition	Link Content
238	Concerns about the presence of clonal cells	Link Content
239	Concerns about the severity of the fever	Link Content
240	Concerns about the side effects of Thalidomide	Link Content
241	Concerns about the stem cell transplant	Link Content
242	Confronting the reality of the disease progression	Link Content
243	Confusion about co-pays, deductibles, and prescription coverage	Link Content
244	Confusion at times	Link Content
245	Considering alternative healthcare options	Link Content
246	Considering medical marijuana for appetite	Link Content
247	Considering retiring due to pain and weariness	Link Content
248	Considering the impact of RSV and flu season	Link Content
249	Considering the impact of the fractured femur on candidacy for a stem cell transplant	Link Content
250	Considering treatment options	Link Content
251	Contemplating future health complications	Link Content
252	Contemplating the impact of age on the virus	Link Content
253	Contemplating the impact of the disease on life	Link Content
254	Contemplating the impact of the disease on personal and professional life	Link Content
255	Contemplating the impact on loved ones	Link Content
256	Contemplating the possibility of dying in sleep	Link Content
257	Controlling the parachute	Link Content
258	Coping with exhaustion	Link Content
259	Coping with fear and anxiety	Link Content
260	Coping with financial burden	Link Content
261	Coping with grief and sadness	Link Content
262	Coping with humor	Link Content
263	Coping with intense sciatic nerve pain	Link Content
264	Coping with isolation and confinement during hospital stays	Link Content
265	Coping with major life changes	Link Content
266	Coping with ongoing treatment	Link Content
267	Coping with pain management issues	Link Content
268	Coping with physical and emotional pain	Link Content
269	Coping with potential side effects	Link Content
270	Coping with PTSD symptoms	Link Content
271	Coping with setbacks or relapses	Link Content
272	Coping with the burden of caregiving	Link Content
273	Coping with the challenges of being a caregiver	Link Content
274	Coping with the devastating loss of a loved one	Link Content
275	Coping with the diagnosis of stage 3 + high-risk chromosome	Link Content
276	Coping with the diagnosis of vasculitis	Link Content
277	Coping with the emotional and physical toll of the journey	Link Content
278	Coping with the emotional impact of a loved one's diagnosis	Link Content
279	Coping with the fear and anxiety of the disease potentially resurfacing	Link Content
280	Coping with the fear of disease progression	Link Content
281	Coping with the fear of the disease coming back	Link Content
282	Coping with the fear of the unknown and the impact of the disease on daily life	Link Content
283	Coping with the financial burden of healthcare	Link Content
284	Coping with the impact of the disease on personal life	Link Content
285	Coping with the impact on daily life	Link Content
286	Coping with the impact on relationships	Link Content
287	Coping with the impending loss of a loved one	Link Content
288	Coping with the loss of a parent	Link Content
289	Coping with the loss of independence and physical decline	Link Content
290	Coping with the non-curable and terminal nature of multiple myeloma	Link Content
291	Coping with the odds of limited success	Link Content
292	Coping with the physical and emotional challenges	Link Content
293	Coping with the physical and emotional challenges after transplant	Link Content
294	Coping with the physical and emotional toll of the disease	Link Content
295	Coping with the potential side effects or complications of the procedure	Link Content
296	Coping with the pressure to downplay results	Link Content
297	Coping with the reality of an incurable disease	Link Content
298	Coping with the realization that bones may never fully recover	Link Content
299	Coping with the role reversal of caregiver and patient	Link Content
300	Coping with the sense of loneliness	Link Content
301	Coping with the stigma and lack of awareness surrounding bladder cancer	Link Content
302	Coping with the stress and anxiety of supporting mother	Link Content
303	Coping with the stress of the journey	Link Content
304	Coping with the toll of infections and hospitalizations	Link Content
305	Coping with the uncertainty of the disease	Link Content
306	Coping with the uncertainty of the future	Link Content
307	Coping with treatment side effects	Link Content
308	Coping with uncertainty about treatment outcomes	Link Content
309	Coping with unexpected challenges	Link Content
310	Craving positive news	Link Content
311	Craving understanding and empathy	Link Content
312	Crying together	Link Content
313	Dealing with a struggle that others can't relate to	Link Content
314	Dealing with anxiety/depression	Link Content
315	Dealing with bone lesions and the need for a walker	Link Content
316	Dealing with boredom during the 2-3 week recovery period	Link Content
317	Dealing with changes in relationships	Link Content
318	Dealing with conflicting emotions and thoughts	Link Content
319	Dealing with constant sickness of grandkids from day care centers	Link Content
320	Dealing with continuous throat and lung infections	Link Content
321	Dealing with criticism or judgment	Link Content
322	Dealing with denied insurance claims	Link Content
323	Dealing with disease progression	Link Content
324	Dealing with emotional impact	Link Content
325	Dealing with financial burden	Link Content
326	Dealing with financial burden and potential loss of income due to CAR-T therapy	Link Content
327	Dealing with financial burdens	Link Content
328	Dealing with financial uncertainty	Link Content
329	Dealing with grief and loss	Link Content
330	Dealing with hair loss and its impact on self-image and confidence	Link Content
331	Dealing with hindered mobility and fatigue	Link Content
332	Dealing with limited treatment options	Link Content
333	Dealing with loss of appetite and nausea	Link Content
334	Dealing with low function kidneys and fractures	Link Content
335	Dealing with multiple health complications	Link Content
336	Dealing with muscle wasting	Link Content
337	Dealing with pain and requiring extra pain medications	Link Content
338	Dealing with pain or discomfort	Link Content
339	Dealing with peripheral nerve damage	Link Content
340	Dealing with physical pain and discomfort	Link Content
341	Dealing with potential complications	Link Content
342	Dealing with potential permanent disabilities	Link Content
343	Dealing with potential side effects of treatment	Link Content
344	Dealing with self-criticism	Link Content
345	Dealing with setbacks	Link Content
346	Dealing with severe back pain	Link Content
347	Dealing with social stigma and misconceptions	Link Content
348	Dealing with stigma	Link Content
349	Dealing with stress or pressure	Link Content
350	Dealing with symptoms and side effects without proper support	Link Content
351	Dealing with the aftermath of a near-death experience	Link Content
352	Dealing with the challenges of caregiving	Link Content
353	Dealing with the consequences of mini strokes	Link Content
354	Dealing with the distance from home and loved ones	Link Content
355	Dealing with the emotional and physical challenges of the journey	Link Content
356	Dealing with the emotional and physical challenges of treatment	Link Content
357	Dealing with the emotional impact of a loved one's diagnosis	Link Content
358	Dealing with the emotional impact of caregiving	Link Content
359	Dealing with the emotional impact of losing a father	Link Content
360	Dealing with the emotional impact of the disease	Link Content
361	Dealing with the expectations and reactions of others	Link Content
362	Dealing with the fear of cancer returning	Link Content
363	Dealing with the fear of relapse	Link Content
364	Dealing with the fear of the unknown	Link Content
365	Dealing with the illness and impending loss of a parent	Link Content
366	Dealing with the impact of the disease	Link Content
367	Dealing with the impact on daily life	Link Content
368	Dealing with the impending loss and mortality	Link Content
369	Dealing with the insidious nature of the disease	Link Content
370	Dealing with the long process of treatment	Link Content
371	Dealing with the loss of freedom and independence	Link Content
372	Dealing with the pain of losing a loved one	Link Content
373	Dealing with the physical and emotional challenges of dialysis	Link Content
374	Dealing with the physical and emotional challenges of treatment	Link Content
375	Dealing with the physical and emotional impact of the disease	Link Content
376	Dealing with the physical and emotional toll of cancer	Link Content
377	Dealing with the physical and emotional toll of caregiving	Link Content
378	Dealing with the reality of having an incurable cancer	Link Content
379	Dealing with the uncertainty and fragility of life	Link Content
380	Dealing with the uncertainty of the disease	Link Content
381	Dealing with the uncertainty of the disease progression	Link Content
382	Dealing with treatment-related challenges	Link Content
383	Dealing with uncertainty and fear of the future	Link Content
384	Dealing with unexpected complications and prolonged hospital stay	Link Content
385	Dealing with unexpected health issues	Link Content
386	Decision-making about medication options	Link Content
387	Declining mental health	Link Content
388	Delirium and extreme pain	Link Content
389	Dependence on others for daily activities	Link Content
390	Dependence on others for daily care	Link Content
391	Depending on each other for support and care	Link Content
392	Depressing thoughts	Link Content
393	Describing the impact of the disease on daily life	Link Content
394	Desire for a more permanent solution	Link Content
395	Desire for a successful outcome	Link Content
396	Desire for accurate explanation of the lab result	Link Content
397	Desire for immediate answers	Link Content
398	Desire for information on the appearance of urine and its significance	Link Content
399	Desire for solid food and normal eating habits	Link Content
400	Desire for support and guidance	Link Content
401	Desire to take care of her for longer	Link Content
402	Desiring comfort and solace	Link Content
403	Development of depression	Link Content
404	Development of hospital-acquired pneumonia	Link Content
405	Development of pneumonia	Link Content
406	Diagnosed with AL and MM	Link Content
407	Diagnosis	Link Content
408	Diagnosis and hospitalization	Link Content
409	Diagnosis at 30 years old	Link Content
410	Diagnosis disclosure	Link Content
411	Diagnosis of herpes zoster encephalitis	Link Content
412	Diagnosis of ischemic stroke	Link Content
413	Diagnosis of MM	Link Content
414	Diagnosis of multiple myeloma	Link Content
415	Diagnosis of Multiple Myeloma and AL Amyloidosis	Link Content
416	Diagnosis of Plasma Cell Leukemia	Link Content
417	Dialysis	Link Content
418	Difficulty breathing	Link Content
419	Difficulty falling asleep	Link Content
420	Difficulty maintaining normal blood levels	Link Content
421	Difficulty navigating healthcare system	Link Content
422	Difficulty walking and standing	Link Content
423	Discovering cytogenetics weren't great	Link Content
424	Discovering the arm is broken	Link Content
425	Discovering the diagnosis of multiple myeloma after fracturing his femur	Link Content
426	Discovering the misdiagnosis and the true disease state	Link Content
427	Discovering the presence of white spots on the brain scan	Link Content
428	Discovering the seriousness of herpes zoster encephalitis	Link Content
429	Discovering the true cause of shoulder pain	Link Content
430	Discovering the true cause of the pain	Link Content
431	Discussing financial burden	Link Content
432	Discussing impact on daily life	Link Content
433	Doubt about the individual's capability for the job	Link Content
434	Doubt and uncertainty about the future	Link Content
435	Doubting one's abilities	Link Content
436	Doubting one's strength and ability to prevail	Link Content
437	Doubting the effectiveness of the next round of treatment	Link Content
438	Doubting the effectiveness of the next treatment	Link Content
439	Doubts about the ability to provide for loved ones	Link Content
440	During air chopper rides	Link Content
441	During DKRd treatment	Link Content
442	During hospitalization	Link Content
443	During initial treatment	Link Content
444	During lifestyle adjustments	Link Content
445	During medical appointments	Link Content
446	During the first cycle of treatment	Link Content
447	During the hospitalization	Link Content
448	During the recovery period	Link Content
449	During the slow improvement of her condition	Link Content
450	During the stent placement procedures	Link Content
451	Edema and swelling	Link Content
452	Embracing the uncertainty of the future	Link Content
453	Emotional and physical strain of being a caregiver	Link Content
454	Emotional and psychological challenges of living with a chronic illness	Link Content
455	Emotional and psychological impact of cancer diagnosis	Link Content
456	Emotional distress due to the severity of the situation	Link Content
457	Emotional distress from grim outlook	Link Content
458	Emotional distress upon diagnosis	Link Content
459	Emotional exhaustion	Link Content
460	Emotional fatigue from constant tiredness	Link Content
461	Emotional impact of being rediagnosed	Link Content
462	Emotional impact of the diagnosis	Link Content
463	Emotional impact on the patient and family	Link Content
464	Emotional processing of the situation	Link Content
465	Emotional response to positive progress and hope	Link Content
466	Emotional vulnerability	Link Content
467	Emotional vulnerability due to the anticipation of the procedure	Link Content
468	Emotional vulnerability due to the unpredictability of the disease	Link Content
469	Emotional vulnerability due to young age and life plans	Link Content
470	Emotional vulnerability during the journey	Link Content
471	End of second month of chemo	Link Content
472	Evaluating the affordability of healthcare services	Link Content
473	Evaluating the safety of different environments	Link Content
474	Excitement about future plans	Link Content
475	Exhaustion from lack of sleep	Link Content
476	Experiencing a burning sensation	Link Content
477	Experiencing a change in health status	Link Content
478	Experiencing a decline in health and breathing difficulties	Link Content
479	Experiencing a mix of emotions, including guilt and sadness	Link Content
480	Experiencing a range of emotions, including relief, numbness, and uncertainty	Link Content
481	Experiencing a reaction to the new treatment	Link Content
482	Experiencing a relapse after being cancer-free	Link Content
483	Experiencing a sense of helplessness and uncertainty	Link Content
484	Experiencing a sense of helplessness or being unable to find the right words	Link Content
485	Experiencing anxiety and stress	Link Content
486	Experiencing anxiety and uncertainty about the future	Link Content
487	Experiencing anxiety during the waiting period	Link Content
488	Experiencing back pain and lesions	Link Content
489	Experiencing diarrhea or c-diff diarrhea	Link Content
490	Experiencing difficulty in concentration	Link Content
491	Experiencing difficulty in handling and accepting the situation	Link Content
492	Experiencing disease progression or relapse	Link Content
493	Experiencing doubt and uncertainty	Link Content
494	Experiencing doubts and concerns about physical capabilities and energy levels	Link Content
495	Experiencing embarrassment and frustration due to medical procedures and mishaps	Link Content
496	Experiencing emotional and mental strain	Link Content
497	Experiencing emotional challenges	Link Content
498	Experiencing emotional distress related to the disease and treatment	Link Content
499	Experiencing emotional exhaustion	Link Content
500	Experiencing emotional numbness after achieving remission	Link Content
501	Experiencing extreme stress, which may increase vulnerability	Link Content
502	Experiencing fear and sadness due to the diagnosis of plasma cell leukemia	Link Content
503	Experiencing fear and uncertainty	Link Content
504	Experiencing fear and uncertainty about disease progression	Link Content
505	Experiencing fear of failure	Link Content
506	Experiencing frustration and fear due to infections	Link Content
507	Experiencing frustration and impatience with the waiting period	Link Content
508	Experiencing grief and loss	Link Content
509	Experiencing grief and the need to mourn	Link Content
510	Experiencing intense pain and discomfort	Link Content
511	Experiencing isolation and loneliness	Link Content
512	Experiencing loneliness and isolation	Link Content
513	Experiencing loss	Link Content
514	Experiencing mental confusion and Car T Cells found in spinal fluid	Link Content
515	Experiencing moments of fear and vulnerability	Link Content
516	Experiencing mood swings	Link Content
517	Experiencing more seizures after opening eyes	Link Content
518	Experiencing mouth and throat discomfort during treatment	Link Content
519	Experiencing mouth sores	Link Content
520	Experiencing nausea and difficulty eating	Link Content
521	Experiencing nausea and needing medication	Link Content
522	Experiencing numbness and uncertainty despite reaching remission	Link Content
523	Experiencing pain or discomfort	Link Content
524	Experiencing pain that affects daily activities	Link Content
525	Experiencing physical and emotional pain	Link Content
526	Experiencing physical and emotional side effects of CAR-T therapy	Link Content
527	Experiencing physical limitations that may impact treatment options	Link Content
528	Experiencing physical pain	Link Content
529	Experiencing relapse and failed treatments	Link Content
530	Experiencing relapse and growth of lesions	Link Content
531	Experiencing relapse and the growth of new lesions	Link Content
532	Experiencing relapse or worsening symptoms	Link Content
533	Experiencing setbacks or failures	Link Content
534	Experiencing severe fractures	Link Content
535	Experiencing side effects and complications during treatment	Link Content
536	Experiencing side effects of treatment	Link Content
537	Experiencing stress and anxiety during the journey	Link Content
538	Experiencing the desire to vent and express emotions	Link Content
539	Experiencing the emotional impact of the situation	Link Content
540	Experiencing the fear of losing the person	Link Content
541	Experiencing the first holiday or special occasion without the loved one	Link Content
542	Experiencing the hardships of the disease	Link Content
543	Experiencing the loss of hope and uncertainty	Link Content
544	Experiencing the loss of hope for recovery	Link Content
545	Experiencing the progression of myeloma in bone marrow and kidneys	Link Content
546	Experiencing the side effects of dexamethasone	Link Content
547	Experiencing the suddenness and speed of the loss	Link Content
548	Experiencing the ups and downs of the journey	Link Content
549	Experiencing transfusion reactions and needing support	Link Content
550	Experiencing treatment setbacks	Link Content
551	Experiencing treatment side effects	Link Content
552	Experiencing uncertainty about the effectiveness of the treatment	Link Content
553	Experiencing uncertainty about the right treatment option	Link Content
554	Experiencing uncertainty and anxiety about treatment options and outcomes	Link Content
555	Experiencing uncertainty and needing support during treatment	Link Content
556	Experiencing worsening symptoms despite improving blood markers	Link Content
557	Expressing a deeper connection to the loss experienced	Link Content
558	Expressing a need for more effective treatments	Link Content
559	Expressing appreciation for hearing about treatment experiences from others	Link Content
560	Expressing concern for the well-being of the family	Link Content
561	Expressing concerns about the ability to work while undergoing treatment	Link Content
562	Expressing deep sorrow and loss	Link Content
563	Expressing empathy towards the writer	Link Content
564	Expressing fear and anxiety	Link Content
565	Expressing fear and worry	Link Content
566	Expressing fear or anxiety	Link Content
567	Expressing frustration and impatience	Link Content
568	Expressing frustration or impatience	Link Content
569	Expressing gratitude for finding comfort in others' shared experiences	Link Content
570	Expressing gratitude for hearing from others going through similar experiences	Link Content
571	Expressing gratitude for hearing from someone going through similar experiences	Link Content
572	Expressing love and fear of losing mom	Link Content
573	Expressing sadness and empathy	Link Content
574	Expressing sadness and grief	Link Content
575	Expressing sorrow for the family's pain	Link Content
576	Expressing sympathy and support	Link Content
577	Expressing the need for comfort and peace	Link Content
578	Expressing the need for support and love	Link Content
579	Expressing the need for time to fully process and accept the remission status	Link Content
580	Expressing the ongoing impact of losing a parent	Link Content
581	Expressing the shortness of time spent with the deceased	Link Content
582	Expressing uncertainty and the need for pain management	Link Content
583	Expressing uncertainty or confusion	Link Content
584	Expressing vulnerability and emotional pain	Link Content
585	Expressing vulnerability and gratitude towards wife	Link Content
586	Expressing vulnerability and sadness	Link Content
587	Expressing vulnerability and seeking comfort	Link Content
588	Expressing worry and concern	Link Content
589	Expressing worry for the future	Link Content
590	Extreme hip pain	Link Content
591	Facing a new season in life without a mother	Link Content
592	Facing an uncertain future	Link Content
593	Facing challenges in maintaining weight and body functioning	Link Content
594	Facing declining physical and mental health	Link Content
595	Facing difficult conversations and decisions with loved ones about the cancer journey	Link Content
596	Facing external pressure	Link Content
597	Facing fear and dread of cancer	Link Content
598	Facing fear and dread related to cancer	Link Content
599	Facing financial burdens	Link Content
600	Facing high levels of free kappa light chains	Link Content
601	Facing immediate neck surgery	Link Content
602	Facing limited remission	Link Content
603	Facing migraines or similar issues and needing medication	Link Content
604	Facing mortality	Link Content
605	Facing potential relapse	Link Content
606	Facing potential relapses or complications	Link Content
607	Facing potential side effects or complications	Link Content
608	Facing relapse and uncertainty about future treatment options	Link Content
609	Facing setbacks and challenges along the way	Link Content
610	Facing social stigma	Link Content
611	Facing stigma or discrimination	Link Content
612	Facing the challenge of living without the deceased	Link Content
613	Facing the challenges of caregiving	Link Content
614	Facing the challenges of treatment	Link Content
615	Facing the decision between standard treatment and clinical trial	Link Content
616	Facing the decision of undergoing stem cell transplant	Link Content
617	Facing the decision of whether or not to undergo a spinal tap	Link Content
618	Facing the diagnosis of stage 1 MM	Link Content
619	Facing the end-of-life stage	Link Content
620	Facing the fear of losing a loved one	Link Content
621	Facing the fear of losing independence and control	Link Content
622	Facing the first holidays and special occasions without the loved one	Link Content
623	Facing the ineffectiveness of previous regimen	Link Content
624	Facing the limited time remaining	Link Content
625	Facing the need for CAR-T treatment	Link Content
626	Facing the possibility of a downturn in health	Link Content
627	Facing the possibility of cancer recurrence	Link Content
628	Facing the possibility of disease relapse or progression after CAR-T therapy	Link Content
629	Facing the possibility of losing a loved one	Link Content
630	Facing the possibility of permanent consequences from surgery	Link Content
631	Facing the possibility of preparing for the worst	Link Content
632	Facing the possibility of protein deposits in the kidneys	Link Content
633	Facing the possibility of relapse	Link Content
634	Facing the progression of the disease	Link Content
635	Facing the prospect of intense chemotherapy	Link Content
636	Facing the reality of a cancer diagnosis	Link Content
637	Facing the reality of a difficult journey	Link Content
638	Facing the reality of a life without parental guidance	Link Content
639	Facing the reality of a non-curable and terminal disease	Link Content
640	Facing the reality of a terminal illness	Link Content
641	Facing the reality of a terrible disease	Link Content
642	Facing the reality of life without a loved one	Link Content
643	Facing the reality of limited time on Earth	Link Content
644	Facing the reality of loss	Link Content
645	Facing the reality of mortality and the impact on family relationships	Link Content
646	Facing the slow process of repairing lesion areas	Link Content
647	Facing the uncertainty and anticipation before the transplant	Link Content
648	Facing the uncertainty of a high-risk chromosome	Link Content
649	Facing the uncertainty of future tests and scans	Link Content
650	Facing the uncertainty of recovery	Link Content
651	Facing the uncertainty of the future without the loved one	Link Content
652	Facing treatment failure	Link Content
653	Facing treatment side effects	Link Content
654	Facing treatment uncertainty	Link Content
655	Facing treatment-related complications	Link Content
656	Facing treatment-related uncertainties	Link Content
657	Facing uncertainty	Link Content
658	Facing uncertainty about the prognosis	Link Content
659	Facing uncertainty and fear	Link Content
660	Facing uncertainty and fear about the future	Link Content
661	Facing uncertainty and fear after receiving unexpected test results	Link Content
662	Facing uncertainty and unpredictability of the disease	Link Content
663	Facing unexpected challenges	Link Content
664	Facing unexpected leave of absence	Link Content
665	Facing unexpected medical expenses	Link Content
666	Facing vulnerability to other health issues	Link Content
667	Failed chemotherapy treatment	Link Content
668	Family gatherings without them	Link Content
669	Fatigue and brain fog	Link Content
670	Fear and anxiety about the diagnosis and treatment	Link Content
671	Fear and anxiety during weekly blood work	Link Content
672	Fear of a positive result	Link Content
673	Fear of burdening others with the illness	Link Content
674	Fear of catching anything	Link Content
675	Fear of complications	Link Content
676	Fear of developing shingles	Link Content
677	Fear of diagnosis	Link Content
678	Fear of disease progression or relapse	Link Content
679	Fear of having MM	Link Content
680	Fear of losing income and insurance	Link Content
681	Fear of losing mentor, confidante, and best friend	Link Content
682	Fear of needing dialysis	Link Content
683	Fear of not being able to handle the physical and mental demands	Link Content
684	Fear of not fully recovering	Link Content
685	Fear of potential complications or side effects	Link Content
686	Fear of recurrence or progression	Link Content
687	Fear of recurrence or progression of cancer	Link Content
688	Fear of remaining bedridden	Link Content
689	Fear of running out of treatment options	Link Content
690	Fear of the disease progressing	Link Content
691	Fear of the mass not responding to any treatment	Link Content
692	Fear of worsening bone or organ damage	Link Content
693	Fear of worsening health	Link Content
694	Fearing the potential complications and consequences of a delayed diagnosis	Link Content
695	Feeling a loss of identity	Link Content
696	Feeling a sense of despair and longing for a better outcome	Link Content
697	Feeling a sense of disbelief and frustration about the situation	Link Content
698	Feeling a sense of urgency to gather information and make informed decisions	Link Content
699	Feeling alone and in need of support	Link Content
700	Feeling alone and isolated	Link Content
701	Feeling alone in dealing with the disease	Link Content
702	Feeling alone in the diagnosis and seeking connection with others	Link Content
703	Feeling alone in the diagnosis of MM and AL Amyloidosis	Link Content
704	Feeling alone in the struggle	Link Content
705	Feeling anxious about dexamethasone side effects	Link Content
706	Feeling anxious about test results	Link Content
707	Feeling anxious about the possibility of spots still appearing on bones	Link Content
708	Feeling anxious and concerned about the potential risks during treatment	Link Content
709	Feeling anxious and scared about the possibility of having a serious condition	Link Content
710	Feeling anxious and unable to sleep	Link Content
711	Feeling anxious and uncertain	Link Content
712	Feeling anxious and worried about the future	Link Content
713	Feeling anxious before undergoing Autologous SCT	Link Content
714	Feeling anxious or worried about the procedure	Link Content
715	Feeling anxious or worried about the upcoming MRI results	Link Content
716	Feeling anxious upon receiving the call about abnormal test result	Link Content
717	Feeling at a loss for words	Link Content
718	Feeling betrayed and angry towards the doctor for not taking action earlier	Link Content
719	Feeling better since treatment started	Link Content
720	Feeling bored and isolated during the recovery period	Link Content
721	Feeling cleared and free from restrictions	Link Content
722	Feeling clueless about insurance plans	Link Content
723	Feeling cold or unable to regulate body temperature	Link Content
724	Feeling concerned about the severity of HZE	Link Content
725	Feeling confused about the diagnosis	Link Content
726	Feeling curious and uncertain about the treatment	Link Content
727	Feeling dependent on someone else for help	Link Content
728	Feeling determined to not be broken	Link Content
729	Feeling discomfort and sore throat	Link Content
730	Feeling discomfort and soreness in the throat	Link Content
731	Feeling discomfort due to body temperature fluctuations	Link Content
732	Feeling emotionally drained and exhausted	Link Content
733	Feeling emotionally drained and overwhelmed	Link Content
734	Feeling emotionally drained from the long journey	Link Content
735	Feeling emotionally exposed and fragile	Link Content
736	Feeling emotionally exposed and in need of support	Link Content
737	Feeling exhausted after a long day	Link Content
738	Feeling exhausted and overwhelmed	Link Content
739	Feeling exposed after being released from the hospital	Link Content
740	Feeling exposed and anxious about potential illness exposure	Link Content
741	Feeling exposed and anxious about the disease progression	Link Content
742	Feeling exposed and emotional when sharing the diagnosis with spouse	Link Content
743	Feeling exposed and in need of support during Bronchitis diagnosis	Link Content
744	Feeling exposed and in need of support during C-diff diagnosis	Link Content
745	Feeling exposed and in need of support during Covid-19 diagnosis	Link Content
746	Feeling exposed and in need of support during Pneumonia diagnosis	Link Content
747	Feeling exposed and in need of support during the decision-making process	Link Content
748	Feeling exposed and in need of support during the onset of symptoms	Link Content
749	Feeling exposed and in need of support during the wait for SCT	Link Content
750	Feeling exposed and in need of support while going through treatment	Link Content
751	Feeling exposed and in need of support while learning about multiple myeloma treatment	Link Content
752	Feeling exposed and in need of support while navigating the myeloma journey	Link Content
753	Feeling exposed and needing support after diagnosis	Link Content
754	Feeling exposed and needing support after receiving an anticlimactic response	Link Content
755	Feeling exposed and needing support while using phone	Link Content
756	Feeling exposed and scared during the disease journey	Link Content
757	Feeling exposed and uncertain about the effectiveness of vertebra binding	Link Content
758	Feeling exposed and uncertain about the future after achieving remission	Link Content
759	Feeling exposed and uncertain about the limited time	Link Content
760	Feeling exposed and uncertain about the limited time in remission	Link Content
761	Feeling exposed and uncertain about the symptoms	Link Content
762	Feeling exposed and uncertain about treatment effectiveness	Link Content
763	Feeling exposed and vulnerable	Link Content
764	Feeling exposed and vulnerable due to the disease	Link Content
765	Feeling exposed and vulnerable due to the possibility of spots still appearing on bones	Link Content
766	Feeling exposed and vulnerable during medical appointments	Link Content
767	Feeling exposed due to a compromised immune system	Link Content
768	Feeling exposed due to family's expectations	Link Content
769	Feeling exposed due to ongoing treatment	Link Content
770	Feeling exposed due to pre-existing myoproliferative disease	Link Content
771	Feeling exposed during hospitalization	Link Content
772	Feeling exposed during port access	Link Content
773	Feeling exposed during rediagnosis	Link Content
774	Feeling exposed in standard men's shirts	Link Content
775	Feeling exposed to potential risks	Link Content
776	Feeling exposed to the possibility of the disease returning	Link Content
777	Feeling exposed while sitting next to people in a theater	Link Content
778	Feeling exposed while walking past people in a grocery store	Link Content
779	Feeling fatigued and vulnerable due to illness	Link Content
780	Feeling fatigued and weak	Link Content
781	Feeling fragile and unable to lift	Link Content
782	Feeling frightened and questioning after diagnosis	Link Content
783	Feeling frustrated and overwhelmed	Link Content
784	Feeling frustrated and overwhelmed by the long-term nature of the disease	Link Content
785	Feeling grief and sadness	Link Content
786	Feeling guilty for not doing enough	Link Content
787	Feeling held hostage by the situation	Link Content
788	Feeling helpless and overwhelmed	Link Content
789	Feeling helpless and powerless	Link Content
790	Feeling helpless and unsure about how to cope with the situation	Link Content
791	Feeling helpless due to pain	Link Content
792	Feeling helpless with limited treatment options	Link Content
793	Feeling hopeful but uncertain about the effectiveness of teclistamab	Link Content
794	Feeling hopeless and in need of encouragement	Link Content
795	Feeling hopeless and lacking motivation to continue	Link Content
796	Feeling isolated	Link Content
797	Feeling isolated and alone	Link Content
798	Feeling isolated and disconnected from others	Link Content
799	Feeling isolated and in need of support	Link Content
800	Feeling isolated and lonely	Link Content
801	Feeling isolated and lonely while staying away from others	Link Content
802	Feeling isolated and misunderstood by the medical community due to atypical symptoms or age	Link Content
803	Feeling isolated and restricted	Link Content
804	Feeling isolated or lonely	Link Content
805	Feeling jarring mismatch between care team's excitement and personal feelings	Link Content
806	Feeling let down by the healthcare system	Link Content
807	Feeling like an old man	Link Content
808	Feeling like the world is ending	Link Content
809	Feeling lonely or isolated	Link Content
810	Feeling miserable in the tiny room	Link Content
811	Feeling of frustration and helplessness due to limited movement	Link Content
812	Feeling of numbness and tingling	Link Content
813	Feeling overwhelmed and confused	Link Content
814	Feeling overwhelmed and confused after the diagnosis	Link Content
815	Feeling overwhelmed and helpless	Link Content
816	Feeling overwhelmed and in need of support	Link Content
817	Feeling overwhelmed and scared about dealing with a serious illness at a young age	Link Content
818	Feeling overwhelmed by emotions	Link Content
819	Feeling overwhelmed by medical information	Link Content
820	Feeling overwhelmed by medical information and decisions	Link Content
821	Feeling overwhelmed by the amount of information to process	Link Content
822	Feeling overwhelmed by the challenges of relapsed multiple myeloma	Link Content
823	Feeling overwhelmed by the changes	Link Content
824	Feeling overwhelmed by the complexity of myeloma treatments and information	Link Content
825	Feeling overwhelmed by the complexity of the disease and treatment	Link Content
826	Feeling overwhelmed by the diagnosis	Link Content
827	Feeling overwhelmed by the diagnosis and treatment options	Link Content
828	Feeling overwhelmed by the disease	Link Content
829	Feeling overwhelmed by the duration of the journey	Link Content
830	Feeling overwhelmed by the impact of the illness	Link Content
831	Feeling overwhelmed by the Medicare enrollment process	Link Content
832	Feeling overwhelmed by the need to travel long distances for medical appointments	Link Content
833	Feeling overwhelmed by the potential need for further tests and procedures	Link Content
834	Feeling overwhelmed by the situation	Link Content
835	Feeling overwhelmed by the thought of enduring the situation for a long time	Link Content
836	Feeling overwhelmed by the uncertainties	Link Content
837	Feeling overwhelmed by the uncertainty of the situation	Link Content
838	Feeling overwhelmed by treatment	Link Content
839	Feeling overwhelmed during the first year after diagnosis	Link Content
840	Feeling overwhelmed with dietary choices	Link Content
841	Feeling physically and emotionally drained	Link Content
842	Feeling physically and emotionally drained during procedures	Link Content
843	Feeling physically weak and dependent on others	Link Content
844	Feeling poorly and not knowing the cause	Link Content
845	Feeling relieved and grateful for the positive outcome	Link Content
846	Feeling scared and angry upon hearing the word "cancer"	Link Content
847	Feeling shocked and surprised by the diagnosis	Link Content
848	Feeling sore and attributing it to physical activity	Link Content
849	Feeling stuck in the hospital	Link Content
850	Feeling sweaty or sick	Link Content
851	Feeling the absence and void left by the loved one	Link Content
852	Feeling the absence of a central figure in life	Link Content
853	Feeling the absence of Dad during significant life events	Link Content
854	Feeling the absence of more time together	Link Content
855	Feeling the deep fear and dread associated with cancer	Link Content
856	Feeling the emotional impact of the mother's diagnosis at a young age	Link Content
857	Feeling the fragility of life	Link Content
858	Feeling the impact of pain on mobility and independence	Link Content
859	Feeling the need for a longer charging cord	Link Content
860	Feeling the need for more aggressive treatment	Link Content
861	Feeling the need for more casual/athletic options	Link Content
862	Feeling the need for oversized clothing	Link Content
863	Feeling the need for support and understanding from others	Link Content
864	Feeling the need for support from close friends and family	Link Content
865	Feeling the need for validation or confirmation of the doctor's assessment	Link Content
866	Feeling the need to report any unusual symptoms	Link Content
867	Feeling the need to surrender a few days for treatment	Link Content
868	Feeling the pain and grief of losing a loved one	Link Content
869	Feeling the physical and emotional effects of intense chemotherapy	Link Content
870	Feeling the presence and guidance of a deceased loved one	Link Content
871	Feeling the pressure to be grateful and happy	Link Content
872	Feeling the weight of grief and sadness	Link Content
873	Feeling the weight of physical limitations	Link Content
874	Feeling the weight of the situation affecting mental health	Link Content
875	Feeling tired and overwhelmed	Link Content
876	Feeling tired due to Revlimid maintenance	Link Content
877	Feeling trapped and unable to leave	Link Content
878	Feeling unable to sleep	Link Content
879	Feeling uncertain about eligibility for a stem cell transplant due to age	Link Content
880	Feeling uncertain about how to manage everything	Link Content
881	Feeling uncertain about progress	Link Content
882	Feeling uncertain about the chosen treatment plan	Link Content
883	Feeling uncertain about the disease progression	Link Content
884	Feeling uncertain about the effectiveness of maintenance treatments	Link Content
885	Feeling uncertain about the effectiveness of treatment	Link Content
886	Feeling uncertain about the effectiveness of treatments	Link Content
887	Feeling uncertain about the outcome	Link Content
888	Feeling uncertain about the progress towards remission	Link Content
889	Feeling uncertain about the safety of indoor skydiving with the disease	Link Content
890	Feeling uncertain about the significance of normal bloodwork	Link Content
891	Feeling uncertain about the time frame	Link Content
892	Feeling uncertain about what comes next	Link Content
893	Feeling uncomfortable and seeking support	Link Content
894	Feeling uncomfortable in crowded spaces	Link Content
895	Feeling vulnerable and open to seeking guidance and influence	Link Content
896	Feeling worried and concerned about the projected increase in MM cases	Link Content
897	Feeling worried and uncertain	Link Content
898	Feeling worried and uncertain about the abnormal test results	Link Content
899	Finding motivation to continue fighting	Link Content
900	Finding peace of mind in a book	Link Content
901	Finding solace in others' stories and experiences	Link Content
902	Finding solace in reminiscing and sharing stories	Link Content
903	First 30 days after treatment	Link Content
904	First hospitalization	Link Content
905	First time needing help	Link Content
906	Freefalling through the air	Link Content
907	Friendly_Promise_998: Patient feeling uncertain and seeking reassurance about their blood test results	Link Content
908	Frustration and fear of recurring infections	Link Content
909	Frustration with healthcare system	Link Content
910	Frustration with insurance process	Link Content
911	Frustration with seeing a local oncologist with less expertise	Link Content
912	Funeral or memorial service	Link Content
913	Gathering loved ones together for support	Link Content
914	GI bleed episode	Link Content
915	Going through a difficult journey	Link Content
916	Going through additional testing and procedures	Link Content
917	Going through bone marrow castration	Link Content
918	Going through chemotherapy and stem cell transplant	Link Content
919	Going through previous treatments	Link Content
920	Going through surgery and starting chemotherapy	Link Content
921	Going through their belongings	Link Content
922	Going through treatment again	Link Content
923	Going through treatment and steroid withdrawal	Link Content
924	Going through treatment procedures	Link Content
925	Googling prognosis and facing mortality	Link Content
926	Grasping at straws for additional resources	Link Content
927	Gratitude and relief upon receiving the all-clear diagnosis	Link Content
928	Grief and bereavement	Link Content
929	Grieving during special occasions and milestones	Link Content
930	Grieving the loss of a loved one to multiple myeloma	Link Content
931	Hair not coming off on its own and causing pain	Link Content
932	Handling the heavy medieval chemotherapy	Link Content
933	Handling ups and downs as a team	Link Content
934	Having a hard time eating	Link Content
935	Having a lesion that required radiation	Link Content
936	Having to rely on medication for relief	Link Content
937	Having two collections	Link Content
938	Hearing about high free kappa light chains	Link Content
939	Hearing about others' experiences with the disease	Link Content
940	Hearing about the death of younger patients	Link Content
941	Hearing about the difficult journey and loss of a loved one	Link Content
942	Hearing about the loss of a loved one	Link Content
943	Hearing that the condition is highly unusual for her age	Link Content
944	Hearing the diagnosis of cancer	Link Content
945	Hearing the diagnosis of MGUS and later smoldering myeloma	Link Content
946	Hearing the news of incurable cancer	Link Content
947	Hearing the word "cancer" and feeling scared and angry	Link Content
948	Hearing their favorite song or seeing their favorite movie	Link Content
949	Helplessness in the face of complications	Link Content
950	Hoping for a miraculous recovery	Link Content
951	Hoping for family's strength	Link Content
952	Hoping for improvement in the future	Link Content
953	Hoping for positive news and outcomes	Link Content
954	Hospital stay	Link Content
955	Hospitalization for tumor lysis syndrome	Link Content
956	Immediately after transplant surgery	Link Content
957	Impact on personal relationships	Link Content
958	Impacted mental well-being	Link Content
959	Ineligibility for standard forms of treatment	Link Content
960	Initial diagnosis and decision to undergo CAR-T treatment	Link Content
961	Initial diagnosis of bladder cancer	Link Content
962	Initial diagnosis of myeloma	Link Content
963	Initial high IGA score	Link Content
964	Initial realization of being sick	Link Content
965	Investing in each other	Link Content
966	Investing in their relationship	Link Content
967	Keeping the rest of life together	Link Content
968	Kidney deterioration	Link Content
969	Kidney failure	Link Content
970	Knowing others who are in a similar situation	Link Content
971	Lack of financial help	Link Content
972	Lack of knowledge about standard procedures in different countries	Link Content
973	Lack of support	Link Content
974	Laying in bed with racing thoughts	Link Content
975	Learning about the cancer diagnosis	Link Content
976	Learning about the MRD results	Link Content
977	Learning about the potential diagnosis of Multiple Myeloma	Link Content
978	Learning about the rarity and potential fatality of CNS multiple myeloma	Link Content
979	Learning that the mass is growing	Link Content
980	Living alone and single	Link Content
981	Long and hard journey of battling multiple myeloma	Link Content
982	Long wait time for results	Link Content
983	Longing for a definitive answer and resolution to the uncertainty	Link Content
984	Longing for a sense of control and empowerment in managing the disease	Link Content
985	Longing for Dad's love and support	Link Content
986	Longing for emotional support	Link Content
987	Longing for immune system support during treatment	Link Content
988	Longing for more options	Link Content
989	Longing for peace and healing	Link Content
990	Longing for the person's smile and presence in Heaven	Link Content
991	Longing for the presence and guidance of loved ones	Link Content
992	Longing for the presence and support of a father figure	Link Content
993	Losing appetite during treatment	Link Content
994	Losing hope as treatments fail	Link Content
995	Loss of hope for recovery	Link Content
996	Loss of independence	Link Content
997	Loss of mobility and independence	Link Content
998	Making decisions about end-of-life care	Link Content
999	Making decisions about treatment options	Link Content
1000	Managing caregiver stress	Link Content
1001	Managing changes in daily life and routines	Link Content
1002	Managing conflicting priorities	Link Content
1003	Managing daily activities with limited mobility	Link Content
1004	Managing dialysis and its impact on daily life	Link Content
1005	Managing emotional well-being during confinement	Link Content
1006	Managing emotions related to personal achievements	Link Content
1007	Managing expectations and hopes	Link Content
1008	Managing expectations and hopes for the outcome of the SCT	Link Content
1009	Managing financial and logistical challenges	Link Content
1010	Managing financial challenges	Link Content
1011	Managing frustration with others' lack of understanding	Link Content
1012	Managing pain and discomfort	Link Content
1013	Managing the effects of heavy drug use	Link Content
1014	Managing the emotional impact of CAR-T therapy on relationships and daily life	Link Content
1015	Managing the emotional toll on relationships	Link Content
1016	Managing the fear of falls and potential injuries	Link Content
1017	Managing the impact on personal relationships	Link Content
1018	Managing the impact on relationships and family dynamics	Link Content
1019	Managing treatment expectations	Link Content
1020	Managing uncertainty	Link Content
1021	Managing uncertainty about prognosis	Link Content
1022	Mental and physical toll of chemotherapy	Link Content
1023	Mental strain during post-op appointment	Link Content
1024	Moments of loneliness without Dad	Link Content
1025	Moments of questioning faith	Link Content
1026	Moments of uncertainty	Link Content
1027	Moments of uncertainty and fear during the treatment journey	Link Content
1028	Monitoring progress and waiting for updates	Link Content
1029	Navigating changes in healthcare providers	Link Content
1030	Navigating end-of-life decisions and discussions	Link Content
1031	Navigating financial and insurance challenges	Link Content
1032	Navigating financial challenges	Link Content
1033	Navigating financial implications	Link Content
1034	Navigating the challenges and emotions of caregiving	Link Content
1035	Navigating the challenges of caregiving and illness	Link Content
1036	Navigating the challenges of treatment and travel	Link Content
1037	Navigating the complexities of treatment options	Link Content
1038	Navigating the emotional journey of grief	Link Content
1039	Navigating the emotional toll of the disease	Link Content
1040	Navigating the healthcare system	Link Content
1041	Navigating the healthcare system and accessing resources	Link Content
1042	Navigating the healthcare system and insurance coverage for CAR-T therapy	Link Content
1043	Navigating the influence of others' opinions	Link Content
1044	Navigating the landing	Link Content
1045	Navigating the transition into a new season of life without the loved one	Link Content
1046	Near-death experience	Link Content
1047	Need for additional support during MM treatment	Link Content
1048	Need for clarification and understanding of the CD38 inhibitor's effect on testing	Link Content
1049	Need for clear communication	Link Content
1050	Need for dialysis and its impact on daily life	Link Content
1051	Need for education and understanding of the disease	Link Content
1052	Need for further testing	Link Content
1053	Need for guidance in interpreting blood work	Link Content
1054	Need for guidance on how to protect against Covid-19	Link Content
1055	Need for guidance on maintaining hydration and preventing complications	Link Content
1056	Need for medical support	Link Content
1057	Need for pain management	Link Content
1058	Need for reassurance and encouragement	Link Content
1059	Need for reassurance and hope	Link Content
1060	Need for reassurance and support	Link Content
1061	Need for support during VRD treatment	Link Content
1062	Need for support from family and friends	Link Content
1063	Need for support in managing symptoms and appointments	Link Content
1064	Needing a second opinion for reassurance and confidence	Link Content
1065	Needing additional low impact workout options	Link Content
1066	Needing assistance with temperature control	Link Content
1067	Needing Dad's guidance and wisdom	Link Content
1068	Needing easy access to port	Link Content
1069	Needing emotional support and understanding	Link Content
1070	Needing emotional support during the journey	Link Content
1071	Needing emotional support from loved ones	Link Content
1072	Needing guidance on how to navigate the situation	Link Content
1073	Needing hope for the future	Link Content
1074	Needing medications but not having them ordered in advance	Link Content
1075	Needing pain management	Link Content
1076	Needing quality time and support without focusing solely on the diagnosis	Link Content
1077	Needing reassurance	Link Content
1078	Needing reassurance about the test results	Link Content
1079	Needing reassurance and comfort	Link Content
1080	Needing reassurance and hope for a more permanent solution	Link Content
1081	Needing reassurance and support from loved ones	Link Content
1082	Needing soothing and comforting sensations	Link Content
1083	Needing support and encouragement	Link Content
1084	Needing support and guidance for managing nutrition	Link Content
1085	Needing support and guidance from a specialist	Link Content
1086	Needing support and guidance from healthcare professionals	Link Content
1087	Needing support and hope	Link Content
1088	Needing support and information from doctors and fellow survivors	Link Content
1089	Needing support during emergency room visits	Link Content
1090	Needing support during grocery shopping	Link Content
1091	Needing support during the journey	Link Content
1092	Needing support during the waitlist period	Link Content
1093	Needing support from spouse	Link Content
1094	Needing support from spouse during cancer journey	Link Content
1095	Needing support in ordering medications in advance	Link Content
1096	Needing support in preparing children for the situation	Link Content
1097	Needing time spaced away	Link Content
1098	Needing to find a solution for hair removal	Link Content
1099	Needing to grieve and process emotions	Link Content
1100	Needing to maintain a positive attitude and sense of humor	Link Content
1101	Needing to rely on insurance for support	Link Content
1102	Needing validation and validation	Link Content
1103	Nervousness about test results and consultations	Link Content
1104	New diagnosis of light chain MM	Link Content
1105	Not fully comprehending the news of remission	Link Content
1106	Not knowing where to turn or what to do	Link Content
1107	Not knowing who to talk to	Link Content
1108	Not seeking medical help initially due to dismissal of symptoms	Link Content
1109	Not thinking much of the initial pain	Link Content
1110	November, the month Dad passed away	Link Content
1111	Offering prayers for comfort	Link Content
1112	Offering support and understanding to the grieving individual and their family	Link Content
1113	Onset of cellulitis	Link Content
1114	Open to considering alternative treatment options	Link Content
1115	Open to influence and guidance during the treatment journey	Link Content
1116	Open to influence and seeking answers for the cause of symptoms	Link Content
1117	Opening the parachute	Link Content
1118	Opening up about fears and uncertainties	Link Content
1119	Openness to considering alternative treatment options and lifestyle changes	Link Content
1120	Openness to influence and advice	Link Content
1121	Openness to influence and advice from others	Link Content
1122	Openness to influence and guidance from others who have gone through similar experiences	Link Content
1123	Openness to learning about cancer and treatment options	Link Content
1124	Overcoming fear of heights	Link Content
1125	Overwhelm and fear upon hearing statistics and potential outcomes	Link Content
1126	Pain and healing during recovery	Link Content
1127	Pain becoming unbearable and affecting sleep	Link Content
1128	Pain management	Link Content
1129	Panicking during the CT or PET scan	Link Content
1130	Patient dealing with the emotional and psychological challenges of their illness	Link Content
1131	Patient desiring to hear positive news	Link Content
1132	Patient experiencing fear and uncertainty about potential permanent neuropathy	Link Content
1133	Patient experiencing fear and uncertainty about the future	Link Content
1134	Patient experiencing heightened anxiety due to constant back pain	Link Content
1135	Patient experiencing physical pain and discomfort	Link Content
1136	Patient experiencing sleeplessness	Link Content
1137	Patient expresses concern about the small percentage of clonal plasma cells found after stem cell transplant	Link Content
1138	Patient expressing concern for their mother's health and treatment process	Link Content
1139	Patient facing potential complications and risks associated with surgery	Link Content
1140	Patient facing the possibility of relapse or worsening of their condition	Link Content
1141	Patient feeling anxious about undergoing Autologous SCT	Link Content
1142	Patient feeling anxious and worried about potential MM diagnosis	Link Content
1143	Patient feeling clueless about insurance plan renewals and unsure about how to improve coverage	Link Content
1144	Patient feeling disappointed about MRD status	Link Content
1145	Patient feeling dismissed and unheard by their GP	Link Content
1146	Patient feeling dismissed by doctors and seeking validation	Link Content
1147	Patient feeling exposed and in need of support due to extreme pain	Link Content
1148	Patient feeling exposed and in need of support while awaiting SCT procedure	Link Content
1149	Patient feeling exposed and overwhelmed with information	Link Content
1150	Patient feeling exposed and uncertain about their diagnosis	Link Content
1151	Patient feeling hyperactive	Link Content
1152	Patient feeling isolated and in need of support during recovery	Link Content
1153	Patient feeling nervous and anxious about the diagnostic tests and upcoming appointments	Link Content
1154	Patient feeling overwhelmed by information and risks of surgery	Link Content
1155	Patient feeling uncertain about the future	Link Content
1156	Patient feeling vulnerable due to the possibility of ongoing pain	Link Content
1157	Patient finding solace and inspiration in symbolic representations	Link Content
1158	Patient going through chemotherapy and stem cell transplant	Link Content
1159	Patient needing emotional support during the journey	Link Content
1160	Patient questioning the effectiveness of treatment	Link Content
1161	Patient questioning the impact of low cell count	Link Content
1162	Patient relying on heavy pain medication	Link Content
1163	Patient relying on the support of loved ones and friends	Link Content
1164	Patient seeking guidance based on their in-patient or out-patient status	Link Content
1165	Patient seeking guidance from a social worker for assistance with insurance plan decisions	Link Content
1166	Patient seeking information about hibernating cells	Link Content
1167	Patient seeking reassurance about MRD- status	Link Content
1168	Patient seeking reassurance and validation of progress	Link Content
1169	Patient seeking recommendations for media to distract and pass the time	Link Content
1170	Patient seeking support and validation from others	Link Content
1171	Patient seeking support or information about side effects	Link Content
1172	Patient seeking validation and connection through sharing their story	Link Content
1173	Patient seeking validation and reassurance from online community	Link Content
1174	Patient seeks advice from Signal-Engineer-7325 on going to a university hospital	Link Content
1175	Patient seeks reassurance about husband's current condition and the effectiveness of the transplant	Link Content
1176	Patient struggling to make a decision due to pain and emotional distress	Link Content
1177	Patient struggling to make a decision due to pain and information overload	Link Content
1178	Patient uncertain about the long-term effects of treatment	Link Content
1179	Patient undergoing surgery and medical procedures	Link Content
1180	Patient wanting to understand the significance of MRD- status	Link Content
1181	Patient worrying about the effectiveness of maintenance treatment	Link Content
1182	Patients being open to influence from healthcare professionals	Link Content
1183	Patients constantly living with the risk of relapse	Link Content
1184	Patients expecting a grand celebration but feeling let down	Link Content
1185	Patients experiencing fear and uncertainty after a major event like collapsed vertebra or kidney near failure	Link Content
1186	Patients experiencing mixed emotions after reaching remission	Link Content
1187	Patients experiencing myeloma relapse	Link Content
1188	Patients experiencing the impact of cancer cell genotype on treatment outcomes	Link Content
1189	Patients experiencing tingling sensations and seeking reassurance or information	Link Content
1190	Patients experiencing years of uncertainty and searching for a diagnosis	Link Content
1191	Patients expressing concerns about the impact of the disease on their daily life	Link Content
1192	Patients facing deteriorating results with each failed treatment	Link Content
1193	Patients facing the possibility of a stem cell transplant and its potential challenges	Link Content
1194	Patients feeling anxious and desperate as they search for answers online and seek support	Link Content
1195	Patients feeling concerned about possible heart damage and seeking support from their oncologist	Link Content
1196	Patients feeling exposed and in need of reassurance	Link Content
1197	Patients feeling exposed and in need of support	Link Content
1198	Patients feeling exposed and numb after reaching remission	Link Content
1199	Patients feeling frustrated and exhausted after years of not feeling well and undergoing numerous tests	Link Content
1200	Patients feeling frustrated and marginalized due to not fitting the typical patient demographic	Link Content
1201	Patients feeling uncertain about the future and the possibility of the disease returning	Link Content
1202	Patients feeling uncertain about their ability to engage in certain activities	Link Content
1203	Patients feeling uncertain about their diagnosis	Link Content
1204	Patients feeling uncertain about their diagnosis and seeking support from online communities	Link Content
1205	Patients finding solace in daily walks	Link Content
1206	Patients grappling with the unpredictability of the disease	Link Content
1207	Patients mourning the loss of a loved one to the disease	Link Content
1208	Patients reaching the stage of clinical trials with limited options	Link Content
1209	Patients realizing the potential impact of a late MM diagnosis on their health	Link Content
1210	Patients seeking specialized care from MM specialists	Link Content
1211	Patients seeking support and guidance from healthcare professionals	Link Content
1212	Patients struggling to achieve clear results in serum protein analysis	Link Content
1213	Patients struggling to forget they have cancer even after remission	Link Content
1214	Patients struggling to fully celebrate their success due to the fear of recurrence	Link Content
1215	Patients undergoing aggressive treatment protocols	Link Content
1216	Patients undergoing dialysis treatment and managing the impact on their daily lives	Link Content
1217	Patients with cancer cells that mutate in response to treatment	Link Content
1218	Patients with positive m-protein spike in serum protein analysis	Link Content
1219	Personal experience with a loved one's health scare	Link Content
1220	Personal understanding of the disease that others may not have	Link Content
1221	PET scans showing solid tumors	Link Content
1222	Physical and emotional challenges of paralysis	Link Content
1223	Post-surgery and physical therapy period	Link Content
1224	Potential for accidents or falls due to slippery surface	Link Content
1225	Preparing for a medical procedure	Link Content
1226	Preparing for a stem cell transplant and its potential impact	Link Content
1227	Preparing for and undergoing the Autologous Stem Cell transplant	Link Content
1228	Preparing for end-of-life decisions and transitions	Link Content
1229	Preparing for stem cell transplant	Link Content
1230	Preparing for the arrival of an unborn child amidst the turmoil	Link Content
1231	Preparing for the stem cell transplant	Link Content
1232	Presence of a large bed sore	Link Content
1233	Processing emotions	Link Content
1234	Processing emotions related to the disease	Link Content
1235	Processing the heavy burden of the disease	Link Content
1236	Processing the impact of prayers and well wishes	Link Content
1237	Processing the news of remission	Link Content
1238	Putting on the skydiving gear	Link Content
1239	Quarantine period after cancer treatment	Link Content
1240	Questioning one's own purpose and existence	Link Content
1241	Questioning the accuracy and reliability of the test results	Link Content
1242	Questioning the effectiveness of current treatment	Link Content
1243	Questioning the effectiveness of efforts	Link Content
1244	Questioning the effectiveness of traditional medical treatments	Link Content
1245	Questioning the fairness of the situation	Link Content
1246	Questioning the fairness of the timing of treatments	Link Content
1247	Questioning the future and contemplating the impact of the disease	Link Content
1248	Questioning the motivation behind questioning someone's fitness for a job	Link Content
1249	Questioning the purpose and meaning of life	Link Content
1250	Questioning the purpose and meaning of the journey	Link Content
1251	Questioning the reasons behind the disease	Link Content
1252	Questioning the significance of achieving remission	Link Content
1253	Questioning the significance of being in remission due to the likelihood of the disease returning	Link Content
1254	Questioning the significance of the victory	Link Content
1255	Questioning the value of hope in the face of a terminal disease	Link Content
1256	Reaching the deductible limit	Link Content
1257	Realization of being sick	Link Content
1258	Realization of disease progression	Link Content
1259	Realization of kidney failure	Link Content
1260	Realizing kidney function is not improving	Link Content
1261	Realizing missed opportunities for learning	Link Content
1262	Realizing that dialysis can no longer be done	Link Content
1263	Realizing the disease may come back	Link Content
1264	Realizing the high stakes involved in the disease	Link Content
1265	Realizing the impact of treatment on the body's healing ability	Link Content
1266	Realizing the importance of dental care for his specific cancer	Link Content
1267	Realizing the limited time left with loved ones	Link Content
1268	Realizing the limited time left with the person	Link Content
1269	Realizing the size and extent of the mass	Link Content
1270	Rebuilding oneself	Link Content
1271	Recalling the traumatic experience of being shot	Link Content
1272	Receiving a diagnosis of MGUS	Link Content
1273	Receiving a diagnosis of multiple myeloma	Link Content
1274	Receiving a diagnosis requiring CAR-T therapy	Link Content
1275	Receiving a message from a loved one expressing feelings of guilt and love	Link Content
1276	Receiving a myeloma diagnosis	Link Content
1277	Receiving cancer diagnosis at a young age	Link Content
1278	Receiving Darzalex treatments and experiencing side effects	Link Content
1279	Receiving medical bills	Link Content
1280	Receiving message from mom	Link Content
1281	Receiving short notice call from nurse coordinator	Link Content
1282	Receiving test results	Link Content
1283	Receiving the devastating news of PCL diagnosis	Link Content
1284	Receiving the diagnosis of 1-2% kappa restricted plasma cells	Link Content
1285	Receiving the diagnosis of multiple myeloma	Link Content
1286	Receiving the diagnosis of Multiple Myeloma and AL Amyloidosis	Link Content
1287	Receiving the diagnosis of Stage 1 MM	Link Content
1288	Receiving the initial cancer diagnosis	Link Content
1289	Receiving the myeloma diagnosis	Link Content
1290	Receiving the news of relapse	Link Content
1291	Receiving the news of starting chemo again	Link Content
1292	Receiving the news of the loss	Link Content
1293	Receiving the news that it was her last shot and needing to react	Link Content
1294	Receiving the recommendation against stem cell transplant	Link Content
1295	Receiving the same medications as others	Link Content
1296	Receiving the worst possible news	Link Content
1297	Receiving treatment and hoping for positive results	Link Content
1298	Receiving unexpected test results	Link Content
1299	Recognizing the challenges of frequent hospital visits and their impact on quality of life	Link Content
1300	Recognizing the current limitations of available options	Link Content
1301	Recognizing the emotional impact on the family	Link Content
1302	Recognizing the impact of age on susceptibility to infections	Link Content
1303	Recognizing the importance of cherished memories	Link Content
1304	Recognizing the mismatch between personal feelings and others' excitement	Link Content
1305	Recovery from muscle loss	Link Content
1306	Recurrence of symptoms	Link Content
1307	Recurrence or relapse	Link Content
1308	Reflecting on a dark time	Link Content
1309	Reflecting on fears and dread	Link Content
1310	Reflecting on financial concerns and job security	Link Content
1311	Reflecting on mortality	Link Content
1312	Reflecting on mortality and life priorities	Link Content
1313	Reflecting on mortality and the brevity of life	Link Content
1314	Reflecting on mortality and the impact of the disease	Link Content
1315	Reflecting on past experiences and hoping for better outcomes	Link Content
1316	Reflecting on the adventure	Link Content
1317	Reflecting on the emotional impact of the remission diagnosis	Link Content
1318	Reflecting on the end of the journey	Link Content
1319	Reflecting on the fragility of life	Link Content
1320	Reflecting on the fragility of life and relationships	Link Content
1321	Reflecting on the fragility of life and the uncertainty of losing loved ones	Link Content
1322	Reflecting on the future and mortality	Link Content
1323	Reflecting on the impact of myeloma on life	Link Content
1324	Reflecting on the impact of new treatments arriving too late	Link Content
1325	Reflecting on the impact of the disease on life and purpose	Link Content
1326	Reflecting on the impact of the disease on relationships	Link Content
1327	Reflecting on the impact of the loss	Link Content
1328	Reflecting on the impact of the person's absence	Link Content
1329	Reflecting on the impact of the situation	Link Content
1330	Reflecting on the initial treatment process and the possibility of relapse	Link Content
1331	Reflecting on the journey and finding meaning	Link Content
1332	Reflecting on the limitations of being in remission	Link Content
1333	Reflecting on the limitations of treatment	Link Content
1334	Reflecting on the limited time together	Link Content
1335	Reflecting on the memories and qualities of the deceased	Link Content
1336	Reflecting on the memories and the impact of the relationship	Link Content
1337	Reflecting on the mother's journey	Link Content
1338	Reflecting on the possibility of losing a loved one to cancer	Link Content
1339	Reflecting on the potential impact of the journey on oneself and others	Link Content
1340	Reflecting on the purpose of the journey	Link Content
1341	Reflecting on the shock of relapse	Link Content
1342	Reflecting on the shortness of the time spent with the loved one	Link Content
1343	Reflecting on the shortness of time	Link Content
1344	Reflecting on the shortness of time spent with a loved one	Link Content
1345	Reflecting on the significance of remission	Link Content
1346	Reflecting on the slow progress of treatment	Link Content
1347	Reflecting on the suddenness and unfairness of the disease	Link Content
1348	Reflecting on the support of a spouse	Link Content
1349	Reflecting on the uncertainty of the future	Link Content
1350	Reflecting on the uncertainty of time on Earth	Link Content
1351	Reflecting on the unexpectedness of the disease	Link Content
1352	Relapse	Link Content
1353	Relapse or recurrence	Link Content
1354	Reliance on regular hospital visits for treatment	Link Content
1355	Reliance on wife for support and care	Link Content
1356	Relying on support from loved ones	Link Content
1357	Relying on support from loved ones and friends	Link Content
1358	Remembering and holding onto memories of a deceased loved one	Link Content
1359	Remembering mother's battle with cancer	Link Content
1360	Remembering the pain of losing a parent	Link Content
1361	Requiring assistance with IV management and clothing changes	Link Content
1362	Returning to work after treatment with reduced focus	Link Content
1363	Running out of treatment options	Link Content
1364	Rushing to the nearest hospital	Link Content
1365	Sapped strength from being confined	Link Content
1366	Searching for comfort	Link Content
1367	Searching for information and answers	Link Content
1368	Second hospitalization	Link Content
1369	Seeing photos of Dad	Link Content
1370	Seeing reminders of the person	Link Content
1371	Seeing the stress on family	Link Content
1372	Seeking a safe space to express emotions	Link Content
1373	Seeking advice and information from online community	Link Content
1374	Seeking advice on how to create meaningful experiences for a loved one with a limited time	Link Content
1375	Seeking advice or recommendations	Link Content
1376	Seeking clarification or additional information during the question and answer session	Link Content
1377	Seeking comfort and convenience in clothing choices	Link Content
1378	Seeking comfort and peace	Link Content
1379	Seeking comfort and reassurance	Link Content
1380	Seeking comfort and soothing sensations	Link Content
1381	Seeking comfort and support from family and friends	Link Content
1382	Seeking emotional support to cope with the chronic disease	Link Content
1383	Seeking guidance and advice from others who have been through similar experiences	Link Content
1384	Seeking guidance and support in navigating the challenges of a loved one's illness	Link Content
1385	Seeking guidance on incorporating turmeric into the diet	Link Content
1386	Seeking help for dad's diagnosis	Link Content
1387	Seeking hope for a permanent solution	Link Content
1388	Seeking opinions and input from others	Link Content
1389	Seeking peace and comfort	Link Content
1390	Seeking peace of mind and support	Link Content
1391	Seeking positive energy	Link Content
1392	Seeking post-cancer information and guidance for the new life ahead	Link Content
1393	Seeking reassurance	Link Content
1394	Seeking reassurance about the effectiveness of induction chemo	Link Content
1395	Seeking reassurance about the significance of bloodwork results	Link Content
1396	Seeking reassurance and encouragement	Link Content
1397	Seeking reassurance and hope	Link Content
1398	Seeking reassurance and information about the success rate of CAR-T treatment	Link Content
1399	Seeking reassurance and support from others	Link Content
1400	Seeking reassurance and support from others who have faced similar challenges	Link Content
1401	Seeking reassurance and validation for positive outlook	Link Content
1402	Seeking reassurance and validation from healthcare professionals and peers	Link Content
1403	Seeking reassurance and validation in the face of a cancer diagnosis	Link Content
1404	Seeking reassurance from others	Link Content
1405	Seeking reassurance from others who have gone through similar experiences	Link Content
1406	Seeking reassurance from others who have had similar results	Link Content
1407	Seeking relief and understanding for the symptoms	Link Content
1408	Seeking relief from pain through medication	Link Content
1409	Seeking resources	Link Content
1410	Seeking solace and comfort in spirituality and faith	Link Content
1411	Seeking solace and strength in difficult times	Link Content
1412	Seeking solace and understanding	Link Content
1413	Seeking someone to talk to	Link Content
1414	Seeking support and advice from the online community	Link Content
1415	Seeking support and comfort from others	Link Content
1416	Seeking support and connection with others who share the same condition	Link Content
1417	Seeking support and guidance in making decisions about maintenance treatments	Link Content
1418	Seeking support and information from others	Link Content
1419	Seeking support and reassurance from healthcare provider	Link Content
1420	Seeking support and reassurance from others	Link Content
1421	Seeking support and understanding from others who have experienced remission	Link Content
1422	Seeking support and validation from others	Link Content
1423	Seeking support from a cancer coach	Link Content
1424	Seeking validation and reassurance for pursuing bucket list activities	Link Content
1425	Seeking validation and understanding from loved ones	Link Content
1426	Seeking validation for concerns and experiences	Link Content
1427	Seizures and brain involvement	Link Content
1428	Sharing concerns about side effects	Link Content
1429	Sharing emotional pain	Link Content
1430	Sharing personal connections and experiences	Link Content
1431	Sharing personal emotions and tears	Link Content
1432	Sharing personal experiences and memories	Link Content
1433	Sharing personal experiences and struggles related to being in remission	Link Content
1434	Sharing personal experiences of family members	Link Content
1435	Sharing personal experiences with a supportive online community	Link Content
1436	Sharing personal fears and emotions	Link Content
1437	Sharing personal medical updates and concerns	Link Content
1438	Sharing personal stories and memories	Link Content
1439	Sharing personal struggles and challenges	Link Content
1440	Sharing personal struggles and hardships	Link Content
1441	Sharing physical and emotional pain	Link Content
1442	Sharing the impact of the disease on daily life	Link Content
1443	Shock and disbelief upon receiving the diagnosis	Link Content
1444	Showing signs of improvement on day 9-11	Link Content
1445	Showing support during a difficult time	Link Content
1446	Side effects of medication	Link Content
1447	Signs of brain damage	Link Content
1448	Sitting in the oncology office with a loved one	Link Content
1449	Sitting in the SCT clinic before transplant	Link Content
1450	Sleepless nights waiting for test results	Link Content
1451	Slip in and out of consciousness	Link Content
1452	Spending time with loved ones before passing away	Link Content
1453	Standing at the edge of the plane before jumping	Link Content
1454	Starting a new treatment trial	Link Content
1455	Starting first cycle of treatment	Link Content
1456	Starting the clinical trial and facing uncertainty	Link Content
1457	Starting to panic upon hearing the mention of MM (multiple myeloma)	Link Content
1458	Starting treatment again with revlimid and other drugs	Link Content
1459	Stranded in a distant hospital	Link Content
1460	StrangeJournalist7: No vulnerable moment identified	Link Content
1461	Struggling to balance work responsibilities and managing a disease	Link Content
1462	Struggling to find hope and motivation	Link Content
1463	Struggling to find light at the end of the tunnel	Link Content
1464	Struggling to find suitable recipes	Link Content
1465	Struggling to focus on work	Link Content
1466	Struggling to keep food down	Link Content
1467	Struggling to maintain a sense of normalcy	Link Content
1468	Struggling to reconcile hope with the terminal nature of the disease	Link Content
1469	Struggling to stay motivated	Link Content
1470	Struggling to support the patient	Link Content
1471	Struggling with appetite issues	Link Content
1472	Struggling with declining mental health	Link Content
1473	Struggling with eating post-transplant	Link Content
1474	Struggling with emotional and psychological challenges associated with myeloma	Link Content
1475	Struggling with imposter syndrome	Link Content
1476	Struggling with life challenges and illness	Link Content
1477	Struggling with mental health	Link Content
1478	Struggling with PTSD from hospital stay	Link Content
1479	Struggling with self-confidence	Link Content
1480	Struggling with self-doubt	Link Content
1481	Struggling with sleep and relying on sleep aids	Link Content
1482	Struggling with the absence of a loved one	Link Content
1483	Struggling with the impact of cancer on daily life	Link Content
1484	Struggling with the physical and emotional toll of chemotherapy	Link Content
1485	Struggling with the physical and emotional toll of treatment	Link Content
1486	Struggling with the uncertainty of the future	Link Content
1487	Struggling with the weight of grief and sadness	Link Content
1488	Struggling with understanding from others	Link Content
1489	Struggling with various emotions related to the situation	Link Content
1490	Suffering in pain for a long time	Link Content
1491	Support needed during the fight	Link Content
1492	Supporting a loved one through the journey	Link Content
1493	Supporting each other emotionally	Link Content
1494	Suspected encephalitis diagnosis	Link Content
1495	Talking about them with others	Link Content
1496	Telling his daughter about the diagnosis	Link Content
1497	Throughout months of limited fulfillment in life	Link Content
1498	Throughout the treatment process	Link Content
1499	Transition from hospital to home	Link Content
1500	Transition to a new hospital	Link Content
1501	Transition to palliative care	Link Content
1502	Transitioning between insurance plans	Link Content
1503	Transitioning to maintenance therapy	Link Content
1504	Treatment decision-making	Link Content
1505	Treatment for Covid	Link Content
1506	Treatment for depression and anxiety	Link Content
1507	Treatment initiation	Link Content
1508	Trusting the equipment	Link Content
1509	Trying to go to the bathroom	Link Content
1510	Trying to prevent negative emotions from impacting daily life	Link Content
1511	Trying to understand what's happening	Link Content
1512	Uncertainty about available treatment options	Link Content
1513	Uncertainty about diagnosis	Link Content
1514	Uncertainty about holiday plans	Link Content
1515	Uncertainty about how long the remission will last	Link Content
1516	Uncertainty about in-network care providers and pharmacies	Link Content
1517	Uncertainty about life expectancy	Link Content
1518	Uncertainty about maintaining focus and concentration	Link Content
1519	Uncertainty about managing a chronic disease	Link Content
1520	Uncertainty about symptoms	Link Content
1521	Uncertainty about the cause of the change in kappa chain levels	Link Content
1522	Uncertainty about the cause of the slight band	Link Content
1523	Uncertainty about the definition of "doing ok"	Link Content
1524	Uncertainty about the disease progression	Link Content
1525	Uncertainty about the effectiveness of blood transfusions	Link Content
1526	Uncertainty about the effectiveness of supplements	Link Content
1527	Uncertainty about the effectiveness of Teclistomab	Link Content
1528	Uncertainty about the effectiveness of the current chemotherapy regimen	Link Content
1529	Uncertainty about the effectiveness of the drug regimen	Link Content
1530	Uncertainty about the effectiveness of treatments	Link Content
1531	Uncertainty about the effectiveness of vaccinations	Link Content
1532	Uncertainty about the future and prognosis	Link Content
1533	Uncertainty about the masses	Link Content
1534	Uncertainty about the outcome of the SCT	Link Content
1535	Uncertainty about the success of maintenance therapy	Link Content
1536	Uncertainty about treatment outcomes	Link Content
1537	Uncertainty about what comes next	Link Content
1538	Uncertainty about what to expect	Link Content
1539	Uncertainty about what's next	Link Content
1540	Uncertainty and anxiety about future treatments	Link Content
1541	Uncertainty and confusion while looking at the test results	Link Content
1542	Uncertainty and doubt about the next round of treatment	Link Content
1543	Uncertainty of being an in-patient or out-patient	Link Content
1544	undefined: No vulnerable moment identified	Link Content
1545	Undergoing a 24-hour urine test	Link Content
1546	Undergoing chemotherapy	Link Content
1547	Undergoing radiation and chemotherapy	Link Content
1548	Undergoing stem cell transplant and CAR-T therapy	Link Content
1549	Undergoing treatment and experiencing potential side effects	Link Content
1550	Undergoing treatment and facing uncertainty	Link Content
1551	Undergoing X-ray therapy for pain relief	Link Content
1552	Understanding the impact of brain inflammation	Link Content
1553	Understanding the irony of cancer remission but vulnerability to pneumonia	Link Content
1554	Understanding the possibility of disease recurrence	Link Content
1555	Understanding the possibility of relapse	Link Content
1556	Upon arrival at the hospital	Link Content
1557	Waiting for bed sore closure	Link Content
1558	Waiting for biopsy results	Link Content
1559	Waiting for blood test results	Link Content
1560	Waiting for blood work results and fearing negative outcomes	Link Content
1561	Waiting for bone marrow biopsy results	Link Content
1562	Waiting for CAR-T therapy treatment to begin	Link Content
1563	Waiting for CAR-T treatment to become available	Link Content
1564	Waiting for improvement in medical conditions	Link Content
1565	Waiting for more information	Link Content
1566	Waiting for MRI results	Link Content
1567	Waiting for PET scan results	Link Content
1568	Waiting for results of bone marrow and blood tests	Link Content
1569	Waiting for SCT	Link Content
1570	Waiting for SCT and feeling exposed	Link Content
1571	Waiting for test results and biopsy	Link Content
1572	Waiting for test results and experiencing anxiety about the outcome	Link Content
1573	Waiting for test results and fearing disease progression	Link Content
1574	Waiting for test results and feeling anxious	Link Content
1575	Waiting for test results and medical updates	Link Content
1576	Waiting for test results and scan outcomes	Link Content
1577	Waiting for test results and treatment outcomes	Link Content
1578	Waiting for the availability of CAR-T options	Link Content
1579	Waiting for the doctor's call regarding abnormal blood work	Link Content
1580	Waiting for the outcome of CAR-T therapy	Link Content
1581	Waiting for the results of the bone marrow biopsy	Link Content
1582	Waiting for the results of the M-spike number	Link Content
1583	Waiting for the results of the stem-cell transplant	Link Content
1584	Waiting for transplant and uncertain outcomes	Link Content
1585	Waiting for transplant and undergoing more chemo	Link Content
1586	Waiting for treatment outcomes and potential methods like stem cell transplants	Link Content
1587	Waiting for treatment to normalize kappa/lambda levels	Link Content
1588	Waiting to see if Darzalex would work	Link Content
1589	Waiting to see the effects of stopping sedation	Link Content
1590	Waking up completely paralyzed on day 12	Link Content
1591	Wanting a convenient way to watch things on phone	Link Content
1592	Wanting to gather information and opinions from others	Link Content
1593	Wanting to retreat and hide during chemo and radiation	Link Content
1594	Wanting to see tangible results	Link Content
1595	Weekend before he died	Link Content
1596	When acquiring pneumonia	Link Content
1597	When adjusting to lifestyle changes	Link Content
1598	When analyzing and understanding information from healthcare professionals	Link Content
1599	When considering alternative options and seeking advice	Link Content
1600	When contemplating the impact of the disease on daily life	Link Content
1601	When current methods of relief are not effective	Link Content
1602	When dealing with the physical and emotional toll of treatment	Link Content
1603	When developing a sore throat	Link Content
1604	When discussing prognosis	Link Content
1605	When discussing treatment options with healthcare professionals	Link Content
1606	When encountering potential infection risks	Link Content
1607	When encountering triggers or temptations	Link Content
1608	When experiencing a cough	Link Content
1609	When experiencing constant runny nose	Link Content
1610	When experiencing excruciating back pain and limited mobility	Link Content
1611	When experiencing frustration and distress due to the pain	Link Content
1612	When experiencing intense inflammation or pain	Link Content
1613	When experiencing side effects or complications	Link Content
1614	When facing emotional challenges	Link Content
1615	When facing test results and medical appointments	Link Content
1616	When facing treatment side effects	Link Content
1617	When facing uncertainty about future mobility and quality of life	Link Content
1618	When facing uncertainty about the future	Link Content
1619	When feeling dependent on others for support and care	Link Content
1620	When feeling lonely	Link Content
1621	When feeling overwhelmed or helpless	Link Content
1622	When in need of emotional support	Link Content
1623	When making decisions about treatment protocols	Link Content
1624	When patients experience infections continuously	Link Content
1625	When patients face the fundamental cruelty of the disease	Link Content
1626	When patients feel frustrated and scared due to complications from infections	Link Content
1627	When patients realize the impact of infections on their weakened state	Link Content
1628	When patients struggle to come to terms with the disease and its effects	Link Content
1629	When receiving a diagnosis	Link Content
1630	When receiving test results	Link Content
1631	When reviewing imaging with the doctor	Link Content
1632	When seeking emotional support	Link Content
1633	When starting off walking with a walker	Link Content
1634	When transitioning back to work or school	Link Content
1635	When vertebrae collapse	Link Content
1636	Wishing for a faster recovery	Link Content
1637	Wishing for more time together	Link Content
1638	Witnessing multiple complications in a loved one	Link Content
1639	Witnessing physical changes in the patient	Link Content
1640	Witnessing the decline in health	Link Content
1641	Witnessing the decline in health and non-responsiveness	Link Content
1642	Witnessing the deterioration of a loved one	Link Content
1643	Witnessing the deterioration of physical and mental health	Link Content
1644	Witnessing the final moments	Link Content
1645	Witnessing the impact on family and loved ones	Link Content
1646	Wondering about in-patient or out-patient status	Link Content
1647	Wondering about the dormancy of chicken pox	Link Content
1648	Worries about ability to perform at a high level	Link Content
1649	Worries about the impact of the recent fracture on treatment eligibility	Link Content
1650	Worrying about the battles of tomorrow	Link Content
1651	Worrying about the impact on relationships	Link Content
1652	Worsening condition	Link Content
1653	Worst days of the caregiver's life	Link Content
1654	Yearning for Dad's comforting presence	Link Content
1655	Yearning for improvement	Link Content
1656	Yearning for reassurance	Link Content
1657	Younger patients feeling isolated and misunderstood due to the unexpected age for the disease	Link Content

Emotional Intelligence Report |Multiple Myeloma

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