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Yes, living with a chronic health condition can be stressful. You can become an educated patient by reading Mymyelomateam resource articles which may reduce the stress of the unknown and improve discussions with your healthcare team as a start. It can feel overwhelming but should be helpful. I hope this helps you. Prayer never hurts. 🙏
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The reality is we have a cancer that is incurable at this time and we have to figure out a way to live and be healthy with the future in chaos.
I just grasp the day and make it the best I can, try to understand that some days may not be great but to be alive is a gift and a blessing.
@A MyMyelomaTeam Member Hi Kathryn doing well with the MM. I had the ablation done on my back and it only gives me a little less pain. Going back to Mayo in October to see what next.. if they could lessen the pain I would feel pretty good! How are you doing? I hope you are doing well! 🤗
Yes, multiple myeloma can make you emotional. Living with a chronic condition like myeloma can lead to feelings of sadness, worry, or even depression and anxiety. Factors such as physical symptoms, treatment side effects, and life changes can impact mental health. Emotional struggles may include sadness, guilt Show Full Answer
The adventure continues huh? Mine too.....✊💛
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