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What If We Run A Cancer Diagnosis Through A Game Theory Framework?
What If We Run A Cancer Diagnosis Through A Game Theory Framework?
March 20
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A MyMyelomaTeam Member

Thanks Colleen, it is a game we can chose to be active participants in or let our specialist do everything.

March 20
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

Interesting read. I agree that we that have cancers are playing a game and the maneuvers change constantly. Thanks for sharing.

March 20
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How are you viewing your myeloma diagnosis, and what perspective resonates with you?

It's great that you're exploring different ways to understand your diagnosis. Everyone processes their myeloma journey differently, and finding a perspective that helps you cope is valuable.

When reading articles online, especially about Show Full Answer

How are you viewing your myeloma diagnosis, and what perspective resonates with you?

It's great that you're exploring different ways to understand your diagnosis. Everyone processes their myeloma journey differently, and finding a perspective that helps you cope is valuable.

When reading articles online, especially about cancer and treatment, it's important to be cautious about sources that offer quick fixes or claim to have cures. Always verify information with your healthcare provider or patient liaison if something raises questions.

Many MyMyelomaTeam members find it helpful to:

* Focus on what they can control in their treatment journey
* Identify their priorities (like achieving remission, managing side effects, or maintaining their lifestyle)
* Communicate openly with their medical team about their goals
* Connect with others who understand the experience

If you'd like to discuss what you read in the article or how it relates to your own experience, the community is here to listen and share their perspectives too.

March 20

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