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What Are Your Top Standards in Care?

My top standards in my care would have to be: Competent oncology teamEasy insurance process to seek better care What are yours?...

Remembering Cherie Rineker

We are incredibly saddened to share that Blood-Cancer.com team member Cherie Rineker passed away on October 23, 2019. Cherie had been living with multiple myeloma since 2012. She will be...

National Family Caregivers Month 2018: Caregiving Around the Clock

November is National Family Caregivers Month and we want to honor the caregivers of our community who make sacrifices to provide their loved ones and patients with love and support...

Yes I’m still alive

Got through my last radiation treatment to be told we cannot do anymore. My oncologist says I am way to sick for any treatment and hugged me 4 times before...

Tracking Symptoms and Side Effects

It can be difficult to remember every single symptom or side effect one experiences, but it's so important to tell a doctor when they happen. What are some tips for...

CLL, Chemo Pills, and MRIs - Anyone Else?

My husband just turned 79 and has CLL. He is on chemo pills and they are controlling the CLL, but he does have some side effects. Now-urologist just called after...

Any Projects for the Spring?

Are there any home projects to take your mind off blood cancer that you may have in the works this Spring? I'm thinking of replacing a kitchen faucet and fixing...

Choosing Your Oncologist

Finding a doctor that is an expert in treating your kind of cancer is essential, but that doctor also needs to be a match for your personality too. How did...

Have you changed your career path post diagnosis?

I think that our diagnosis changes us in so many ways and our passions don't fall short on that! I personally changed my career from wanting to be a special...

What characteristics make a good doctor?

When medical admissions committees review a potential candidate to become a physician, they consider that person's characteristics, including; compassion, work ethic, knowledge, professionalism, confidence, humility, and passion among others. What...

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