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Blessings and Curses on Life's Rollercoaster
Dennis Golden Moderator
My title would be "Candid Conversations With Blood-Cancer Patients"
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Multiple myeloma, my ongoing journey
clady7884 Member
What Multiple Myeloma has taught me about life
clady7884 Member
Mostly what it taught me was to slow down, to make sure I take time for myself. I was a bit of a people pleaser. If someone asked me to do something, I would do it. I worked full time, we had a dairy farm at the time that I also helped with milking and other stuff when I was not at work, did a lot of canning, I was a township tax collector, I was treasurer for our local Daughters of the Revolution Chapter, was secretary/treasurer of a small township historical society, I knit and crochet, so I made things for people when they asked for items (I did take some money for it) and did a lot of genealogy for myself. Looking back, I don't know when I slept!! I had to resign from tax collector, treasurer of DAR, secretary/treasurer of historical society, family decision (unrelated to my cancer), we have since sold the farm and animals. I still knit and crochet and do the genealogy, but I have learned to say NO and not feel guilty.
Ray Hartjen Moderator & Contributor