Hello Jsingletary,

I too have MM, I was diagnosed in 2015, I'm 54 yrs old. Had a transplant and currently receive chemo twice a month due to relapse last year.
I'm tired too! I still work full time but it wears me out, I'm afraid if I don't keep pushing my quality of life will suffer. I still have a good life other than being tired.
My advice is to eat well and keep active, ask your med team for advice.
Seems like there is a lot of old information online, your team is likely the best source of good info IMO.
My team provided a web site with good info (per my team), it is Nccn.org, have a look, I have not looked into much but I will.

Talk care,

Joe

Jsingletary
Probably anemic. That was my biggest problem. I still get very tired but my prognosis is low so won’t complain. Please mention to your doctor.

I really love my water aerobics classes.... it feels soooooo good and it is a wonderful social time as well. Now you will be tired at first because water exercising on the water is tiring, but give yourself some time.... your body will thank you for it. It makes all the difference in the world for me. Best wishes 🙏😊

I am 62 and no longer work I was diagnosed July 2019 Had stem cell harvest and chemo It took me over a year to be able to walk without help But I still suffer from fatigue If I do to much at a time it will make me really tried for a day or two I want to ask the doctor about this Because I feel like it’s affecting my social life For a while I was taking Iron because it was low But it’s back to normal now. I don’t like just sitting around all the time.Sometimes I wonder if I would push through this if I could get over the fatigue I had a rod placed in my leg and I pretty much sat around for a year Because the bone took forever to heal I had to get a bone stimulator to help heal the bone. I here so many of you talking about walking two to five miles I would love to be able to do this to I always loved to walk Any Suggestions would be Appreciated I go to the doctor on the 25th I plan on talking to him about it. I also was wondering if anyone on our team has had any trouble with their teeth I was at the dentist and had X-rays and my teeth cleaned and was told that I have 17 bad teeth I have always taken care of my teeth went to the dentist twice a year I just can’t understand what happened to my teeth I have to go see a surgeon about pulling my teeth I’m so upset about this I never in a million years would of thought I would ever have to have my teeth pulled

Thank you for your kind responses. Although I had to retire in May, I'm still staying physically active. As soon as I get my COVID vaccine, I hope to get out more... go see family out of state, etc.