Awareness for ALL Cancers...After being diagnosed with lymphoma, I realized there is a lack of awareness of blood cancers. I barely knew anything about the...reactions7comments
What are the next steps after a mantle cell lymphoma diagnosis?...As a rare and often aggressive form of lymphoma, what are the next steps after diagnosis for patients diagnosed with mantle cell...reactions10replies
Throwing Caution to the Wind...One of the challenges for a multiple myeloma patient (or any blood cancer for that matter) is the giant question mark that...reactions12comments
Dropping Blood Cancer Facts...When I was diagnosed with lymphoma, I had no idea what it entailed. How many kinds of lymphoma were there? What kind...reactions3comments
Cancer-Related Fatigue Can Be Incapacitating...Everyone gets tired and usually, a good night’s sleep will solve the problem. However, fatigue is a daily lack of energy, excessive...reactions4comments
My Cancer Rainbow: Blood Cancer Awareness Ribbons...I remember the first time I became aware of Blood Cancer Awareness Month: 2010. I knew other cancers had their own months...reactions6comments
Susan Strong...Susan was previously an advocate for Blood-Cancer.com. Susan offers hope and a unique perspective as a long term thriver. She was diagnosed...
Multiple Mets and No Primary...December 21, 2017 is a day that I'll never forget. It's the day my life changed forever with a phone call and...reactions10comments
Question: Anyone Out There Diagnosed with CMML 2?...My husband was recently diagnosed with CMML 2. It is a very rare type of leukemia. Is anyone on this site diagnosed...reactions6replies
Depression is the Pits When Dealing with Blood Cancer...Depression seems to be the “it” news in today’s media. The funny thing is it’s always been an issue that many face...reactions15comments
When I Told My Mother, I Didn't Want Her to be Alone...I saw a brochure on how to tell the children that you have cancer, but nothing about how to tell your mother...reactionscomments
My Journey in Progress...Hi friends. I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in December 2015. I underwent 27 treatments of radiation followed by four full rounds...reactions4comments
Me. Am I Cancer. Is it me? Who would I be without it?...This is a topic that comes up again and again. To be fair though, this is the case with a lot of...reactions7comments
5 Things to Know About Myeloproliferative Neoplasms (MPN)...Myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPN) are a type of rare blood cancer. MPN develop due to a change, called a mutation, that occurs in...reactionscomments
Getting Involved During Blood Cancer Awareness Month & Beyond...Nearly 1.3 million people in the U.S are living with or in remission from leukemia, lymphoma or myeloma. Blood cancers are the...reactions1comment
Daniel Malito...Daniel P. Malito has been writing about this absurd disabled life he lives for over ten years now. It all started wen...
My Check-Up Process...Hi! Welcome back! One of the main questions I get asked is about how my doctor chooses to go about my follow-ups...reactions3comments
Life with Lymphoma: Highlights from our 2018 Blood Cancer In America Survey...Of those who responded to our 2018 Blood Cancer In America survey, 32% were impacted by lymphoma, a type of blood cancer...reactionscomments
From Flu to AML...I found out I had AML 12 days later from my vacation to Ethiopia. On Feb 10, I went to the hospital...reactions9comments
Meeting Your SCT Donor....Have you ever met your Stem Cell Transplant Donor, or the person your stem cells were donated to? What was that experience...reactions1reply
