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I'm hoping someone has created a document formatted to track treatments, side effects, side effects, doc conversations and other events or notations.
We can figure out to share it if you are willing?
Thanks so much.
--Ted
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Hi Ted. If you click on your profile picture, it will take you back to your profile page. There’s a tab there called “Treatment”, which allows you can keep track of treatment journey. I haven’t used it much but it seems useful.
That's a really thoughtful idea, Ted! Staying organized with myeloma can make a big difference in managing care. While there isn't one universal template to point to, here are some practical approaches others have found helpful:
- Dedicated planner apps – "CanPlan" is one that a MyMyelomaTeam member specifically recommended Show Full Answer
Ted,
The American Cancer Society has many templates. One is called “Chemotherapy Side Effects Worksheet.” Daily Pain Diary, is another. You can find it at HTTPS://www.cancer.org/chemo
For blood tests, I print them out from MyChart and keep them in a binder. That way I can refer back to them, or share copies of them with other doctors not in the group.
Paula🌹
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Feel free to post questions to the team -- someone has probably dealt with whatever MM issue you might face. there are some really great people here.
My clinic uses MyChart and if you click on "View Trend" for any test result it returns a chart (line graph) and table.
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