Thanks for answering. In the meantime my oncologist had me see the doctor in the transplant dept. Although am not a candidate for stem cell or Cart T procedures he has started me on teclistamab (Tecvayli) this drug is a bispecific and attaches itself to stem cells and myeloma cells and somehow destroys the cancer cells. I believe that is how it works. I started receiving the drug 10 days ago in a 3 step up process. It has some nasty side effects that so far I have not gotten. It is given in shot form once a week. This is after being on revlimid, daratubamab, velcade, carfilzomib and dexamethasone each which stopped working. I’m hopefull I will receive good results. Diagnosed in 2003 and still going strong and staying positive. For the record I’m 77.

I am only taking 2 mg to start due to reaction to Revlimid and doing ok talk to your doctor about possible reduction of dose