Hi Peggy

Glad to hear you are up and about,sounds if you are feeling a whole lot better,Its amazing how much information you manage to absorb ,and how you get in to routine,so glad your well keep posting Eve

Hi Gill
Its in Side Effects,under Starting Therapy, I missed it completly then when I saw it realised Lara is new to forum,and no one except Bridget had replied ,could not help her just welcome Lara to the site, love Eve

I am sure that the tablets that you have been prescribed for cramp are the right thing BUT if they don't do the job ask if taking Coenzime Q10 would harm you in any way.

They were suggested to me by my cardiologist when I started having cramp because of taking betablockers.

When Stephen (mm husband) started getting cramp we asked if he…[Read more]

Stephen (mm person) has very achy legs. He keeps us both awake half the night because he cannot keep them still and I (being a horrid person when I don't get any sleep) want to hit him.

The aches seem to come with this horrid ney ba****d illness.

Gillxx

Hi Helen this is Gill. I really wish I had kept a copy of the diary/blog thingy that I put on the mm uk site when Stephen had his first Stem Cell Transplant. I have asked the web team if they are able to retrieve the old site info but I think they must be busy with other things.

Maybe I'll email them again and request that they search a bit…[Read more]

I have not yet found Laura's post but hope we can all help with some information Gillxx

I am sure that your Dad's medical team will make sure he has no pain. My Dad died quite a few years ago at 75 I was told at the time that "pain is not allowed on this ward" and I was very grateful to hear that.

Very best wishes from Gill

Hi Lara
Just read your post ,do not know how i missed it,!!!!!
Let me welcome you to this site,and the start of your fathers journey!! it,s not all doom and gloom,treat it like a learning curve.:-)
I cannot help you with your problem,but by replying to your post it will take it back up to the top of the section,and someone who can answer your…[Read more]

I am blubbing now you lot!!!!!!!! I sit here in the middle of the night/early morning and catch up with all these posts, and feel so privileged and lucky to have so many people to chat to, moan to, share fear with, take from and give too.

A brilliant post heading Eve but you owe me a box of tissues:-( Gill xx

PS to Sarah please keep in touch…[Read more]

No wonder he was missing a tooth He must have bugged someone 🙂

Easy enough to say but I think action is needed a brouhaha (sp? what a lovely word) is needed. Quiet firm words and refusal to leave the hospital just may make them stand up and take notice.

I do hope things improve soon Gill xxx

Hi Gina

My mm husband (Stephen) had terrible breathlessness for a while. They did check it out but were not unduly worried as it seemed to be par for the course. It has now passed and he is not gasping for breath at all. I wonder (no medical knowledge what so ever) if it is the cocktail of drugs that spark it off.

Stephen's drugs have been…[Read more]

Sarah I am so sorry that Gordon is so unwell. You must both be relieved that he is home.

There is so little that the people on here can do for you but I am sure that you know that we are all willing Gordon well. Whether through prayer or kind thoughts.

Gill xxxx

Hi Keith

Stephen (mm husband) has not long completed his second SCT. To be honest it is "one day chicken and the next day feathers" but he is improving all the time. Hope you are back on your feet soon Gill xx

PS for reference I spent some time in Ypsilanti Michigan in the 70s. There were a great many people from Kentucky who had moved to…[Read more]

Hi Amelie

I do wish I had some answers for you I know that you are not resident in the UK. My memory is not good but I think you are in Holland??

I am sure that you would get help from the mm information line which is a freephone number from the UK but I have no idea if you can access it from other countries.

As for attending…[Read more]

Hi to both new posters and sorry you are here. My husband has mm, diagnosed in November 2008 aged 53. He has just had his second Stem Cell Transplant as he relapsed. Fingers crossed for this one.

As for hiccups This stupid remedy works every time but you do need somebody to help you. Drink a large glass of water from the wrong side of the glass…[Read more]

Hi Sarah
I wish I could bottle this!!!,Just think Dai a welsh man saying a scouse is extended family !! LOL.new that would make you laugh Sarah its like comparing Lancashire with Yorkshire LOL.,but Myeloma does not know boundaries:-) .

Be strong Sarah,enjoy this time,not many people have this time,I wish you a good journey,Thinking of you…[Read more]

hi all my cyber friends thank you for being there i get so much suppout from you all you all know what this mm is all about. i am totally unable to talk to anyone on the phone at the moment thank god for email, texts and cyber space.
sarah xxx

Hi Gina
Your mum has been here before,something is not right!!! anti inflamitories i always thought was a no no,don,t quote me ask the nurse.I think you remember what Slim went through,and it started with blood pressure going low,Please get in touch with the hospital.If her gp prescribed blood pressure tablets the hospital do not like to…[Read more]