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Block or Cope

A diagnosis is some serious business and a lot to get through in processing. How do or have you processed it all and everything that is entailed? Have you blocked...

Combatting Outside Opinions

How do you deal with unsolicited opinions when it comes to your health, and not through noted resources (doctors)? Does it hinder your opinion to overshare how you're really doing?...

Bone Marrow Transplant

For those who went through a bone marrow transplant what did you find the hardest going through transplant?...

Which aspect of your blood cancer treatment journey has presented the biggest challenge?

1. Managing treatment side effects and their impact on daily life? 2. Navigating the complexities of treatment options and decisions? 3. Coping with the emotional and psychological toll of treatment?...

Chemo - If you could magically remove one side-effect, what would it be?

Chemo, even when it's good, it's still pretty bad. So I am asking - if you could magically remove one side effect of the treatment, what would it be? For...

Exercise

Did anyone workout while in active treatment and if so how did working out while in active treatment make you feel?...

Try to find ways to cope..

Taking jakifi is a wonder medicine he feels so much better...

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Self-Care While Living With Blood Cancer

In this forum, we'd love to hear from those who have faced the unique challenges of living with blood cancer. How do you prioritize self-care amidst the complexities of your...

Which lifestyle change has had the most positive impact on managing your blood cancer?

1. Regular exercise and physical activity 2. Adopting a balanced and nutritious diet 3. Prioritizing stress-reducing activities like meditation or yoga Something else? Share what has been most impactful for...

T cell PLL

Diagnosed in July of this year with a very rare form of leukemia. I am in the inactive stage, called wait and watch. I am closely monitored with blood work...

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