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  • CarolBradley1 replied to the topic Pom cycle 18 in the forum Treatment 8 years, 9 months ago

    Hi Andy
    Glad to hear your doing so well. Pleased to hear that you are coping so well with Pomalidomide – I am now on cycle 24 and just can’t believe where the time has gone. I too get the dreaded cramps – even in my hands if I grip something every now and again and a few other side effects that you know about well enough. My only real downside…[Read more]

  • Hi Sue
    I have just started round 6 sand my opinion has c one down from 13 to 3 – phew! We were getting worried as nothing else seemed to be working for me until pomalidomide was offered.

    The side effects are very little now it’s. into my system – in fact, the Dec is far worse!

    Hope your ‘pp. comes down SOON

    Love Carol xxx x

  • CarolBradley1 replied to the topic New in the forum Newcomers 10 years, 11 months ago

    Welcome Anne
    Sorry to meet you this way way-it takes a while to sink in but I hope it encourages you to know that many of us have enjoyed some success in battling this stupid cancer.I myself was diagnosed in 2005 and although I'm not as active active and sporty as I was I'm still kicking!
    This is a great site with lots of nice people who are…[Read more]

  • Hi Christine
    So sorry that things are rough but HOPE this helps. My act failed in Oct last year with a horrific 97% but they have finally got it down down with PAD.We have just been told that they are abandoning any further idea of a second act as I don't Ha ve enough stem cells so as am starting a low "consolidation" course of velcade on…[Read more]

  • CarolBradley1 replied to the topic yet another relapse in the forum General 11 years ago

    Hi Terry
    I have only just seen your post because I have been "out of things" for a while – chemo etc. getting ready for the second transplant having had the same rotten news as yourself. I don't blame you for being bitter but at least they found it early – mine seems to have becomr non secreter (not sure if that's exactly right)so the urine…[Read more]

  • Mari
    As I explained to Nettie I am about to undergo my second transplant and your experiences and knowledge have encouraged me greatly to go ahead with a bit more confidence.
    Many thanks and good luck to you both.
    Carol xxx

  • Hi Nettie
    I too am having to make the decision to go ahead with a second transplant – I was in remission for about 18months followin the first. Having read your very helpful personal experience I feel so much more confident in going ahead with my second procedure. I struggled greatly during and recovering from my first transplant which is…[Read more]

  • Congrats! That's wonderful. 😀

  • Last week I wrote to Take A Break magazine about Phil. I spoke with them Friday and they contacted me this morning to confirm that they want to publish his story! I am chuffed to bits. Will update when I know when it will be in the shops. Also I have developed a Facebook page (Burton Myeloma Support Group) and Twitter page (@burtonmyelomasg). Hope…[Read more]

  • Hiya,
    I would also ask about Thalidamide to see if it's an option..
    All the best of luck..
    Chelle xx

  • Hello everyone…
    Just wanted to wish everyone a happy & healthy 2013.. I hope everyone is feeling well and has high spirits…
    The next Burton Myeloma Support Group Meeting is 12 April @ 14:00.
    If you or anyone wants information please feel free to contact me through here, 07872 562536 or burtonmyelomasg@yahoo.co.uk
    All the best,
    Chelle

  • keznmel replied to the topic Just got a diagnosis in the forum Newcomers 11 years, 4 months ago

    Hiya there..

    I am really sorry to hear of your diagnosis but please don't lose faith. My name is Kerry, it's my partner Melv that has Myeloma. He is 39 years old.

    Myeloma seems so complicated doesn't it? So hard to get your head around but there is so many treatment options as I'm sure that you have found today.

    How did your appointment…[Read more]

  • Thank you so much for your lovely message – I'm sure you know just what a real difference it makes.
    You are right – I will be out on Harry again in a few months and we will have forgotten all about chemo.
    love Carol xxxxx

  • Hi Mike,
    So wonderful to hear from you! You are more than welcome to come. The next meeting is 7 Dec @ 14:00. It's on thev1st floor Jubilee Wing Seminar Room. It's right behind reception. Where are you possibly aving you SCT. Hope to see you on the 7th, if you need anything before please don't hesitate to contact me: burtonmyelomasg@ahoo.co.uk or…[Read more]

  • Hi Eve

    As you may have read I am feeling better now after starting treatment and meeting my Macmillan nurse – as our pals say on here "onwards and upwards" but I am sure I wouldn't have felt as relaxed and positive as this withoutall the support received from the kind friends on here.
    love and a big thank you hug.
    keep well love Carol…

  • Thanks Megan
    I'm feeling much more positive now we have got started with things. Also I have met my Macmillan nurse for first time and feel as if I can ring someone with queries without bothering doctors with little things.
    love and a hug
    Carol xxxxx
    😀

  • 🙂 Thank you for your lovely message – just knowing people take the time to write when they are struggling with this themselves makes such a difference
    Love Carol xxxxx

  • Hi Liz
    Thanks for that – it realy does help to know that people understand as,it's not always easy to be 100% honest with family and close friends.
    Treatment going well so that's a big relief although I don't knoe if it's working yet!
    love Carol xxx
    😀

  • David,
    Just to let you know that after 2 weeks of treatment it's not as bad as I thought it would be even though it's early days. Am feeling much more positive after so many kind messages – they really have given me a lift!
    Best wishes
    love Carol xxxxx

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