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End Stage Myeloma – Hospice Care and you
Hospice care (HC) is a form of patient empowerment for multiple myeloma patients and caregivers… hospice is not giving up but rather a method of control Many people regard hospice care for multiple
Continue readingCaregiving my Multiple Myeloma Survivor Dad w/ PTSD-
“Although PTSD is primarily known to develop in individuals following a traumatic event such as a serious accident or natural disaster, it can also occur in patients diagnosed with cancer.” My
Continue readingJames Bond–Surviving Multiple Myeloma Since 1992
6/10/21 The real James Bond and his caregiver, Kathleen, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 2020 with an all-family gathering in Shaker Hts. Ohio. When Jim was diagnosed with last stage
Continue readingNewly Diagnosed Multiple Myeloma- Essential Reading
Mind-Body Therapy is essential for all Newly Diagnosed Multiple Myeloma Patients. Reading the five books below is an excellent place to begin your therapy Living with an “incurable” cancer
Continue readingEmotional Support for the Multiple Myeloma Survivor with PTSD
“If you are experiencing symptoms of PTSD, it’s important that you get the help you need. Many people have recovered from PTSD through treatment… Emotionally supporting a multiple myeloma
Continue readingMyeloma Caregivers Need SUPPORT!
“By identifying the specific needs of these myeloma caregivers, it will be possible to develop practical initiatives, targeting both health-related and logistical aspects of care, so as to support them
Continue readingHow to Be the Best Caregiver
Whether you happen to be a paid professional or a family member, being a caregiver is a big responsibility. You’re in charge of looking after someone who is likely vulnerable and unable to do many things
Continue readingCaregiving the Multiple Myeloma Survivor w/ PTSD
“A recent study showed approximately one-fifth of patients with cancer experienced post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) several months after diagnosis, and many of these patients continued to live
Continue readingTips for Caregivers – Choosing the Right Medical Alert System
Medical alert systems, fall monitor, medical-emergency-response-system (MERS), or personal-emergency-response-system (PERS.) These systems provide seniors with a tool for independent living, as well as
Continue readingMultiple Myeloma Treatment- What Oncology Nurses Need to Know-
“Oncology nurses specialize in offering medical care to cancer patients. Becoming an oncology nurse may be the right choice for you if you want to meet the needs of cancer patients.” Looking
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