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Who Is Sue?

Sue

I'm a 43 year old Multiple Myeloma patient. I was treated for a solitary plasmacytoma in '09, and progressed to MM in the spring of 2012. I had a successful Stem Cell Transplant in November of that year, and have been on maintenance chemotherapy since, relapsing at the end of 2014. I served for several weeks at Ground Zero following the 9.11 attacks, and have done some pretty neat things since then, too. Getting cancer isn't one of them.

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The Big Day, EstimatedNovember 15, 2012
Hoorah! I rocked that bitch and got out on the 12th!
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Posted on November 9, 2012 by Sue

Day 8, and I continue to improve. My energy is coming back well, and while I have occasional bouts of nausea and what I like to call “the trots”, they are not too bad or frequent. Continue reading →

Filed under: Multiple Myeloma, Stem Cell Transplant, Support Systems, TBP | Tagged: cancer, Captain America, Faith, family, Jukebox The Ghost, multiple myeloma, SCT | 7 Comments »

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