Yolanda Brunson-Sarrabo

What I’ve found true when we speak of blood cancer is that the amount of information we receive may be different for many, as is the way some of us...

I had the pleasure of attending this year’s ACPM (American College of Preventive Medicine) conference in Washington DC. In a nutshell, ACPM’s main mission is to modify the healthcare system...

It took me 6 months of training to prepare my mind, as well as my mind and body for a race. I’m so glad I signed up, and I must...

Many people looking in from the outside wonder what, if any, call-outs were given before a diagnosis of blood cancer. Unfortunately, for most, warning signs are not necessarily easy observations...

When being told you have blood cancer, there is often a lot of missing information. Sometimes, the links become connected in time, but it can be hard to figure out what...

I was chosen again to attend HealtheVoices conference. What makes this particular conference unique is the safe meeting place for a wide range of patient leaders/advocates. Most times, a lot...

It’s hard to consider thoughts of enjoying some portion of life in this new phase as a blood cancer survivor. The word has a way of putting such a negative...

It is fair to say that every blood cancer patient and their experiences are not the same. The process and steps can be a unique experience, whether good, bad, or...

The term remission is a term that brings comfort and relief for many, and there are those who also feel “What’s the catch”? Multiple myeloma has a way of resurfacing...