My brother is an inpatient right now getting treated for relapse MM MDS and malnutrition since he started and stopped Teclistamab with IVIG therapy he started unexpained weight loss in last year to date 60 lbs and lung infections that never healed I was hoping once in hospital we’d have some idea what’s happening to him His WBC was critically high 45.7 and not decreasing much even though in hospital getting strong antibiotics He just call d saying they came in and said he has luekemia and will be treated but as outpatient but at least it’s not acute We are so confused It’s all abbreviations and we don’t know what’s worse or better at this point MM MDS AMO CMML Anyone have any advice with this??? IDK how you can have MM and MDS and straight to luekemia so fast and then get discharged???

Has anyone experienced diarrhea after CarT and while on prophylactics with Bactrim and acyclovir and BP meds? If so how was it resolved?

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Good morning i am a polycythemia vera patient for 15 years phlebotomy only until a year ago i tried hydroxarea and my skin started peeling and burning i am just now starting jakafi and was wondering how your doing on it

Hi everyone. Has anyone wanted to discuss CAR T as a treatment option with their doctor but were told that it wasn't right for you even though you thought you were eligible? And what did you do about it?

They are introducing Total Assist which has some great financial opportunities for some of us. Check out their website at www.uniting.patientadvocate.org for more details.

We’re heading to the mountains for a cause that unites us all. 🏔️🧡 The 2026 HealthTree Challenge: Hike & Wellness is heading to Vail, CO, this October 15–17! This transformative experience brings together patients, caregivers, and supporters for a 3-day journey of personal triumph while fostering connections that will last a lifetime. Joining the Challenge team is a commitment to your personal wellness, it strengthens our blood cancer community, and raises awareness and funds for life-changing research. Every step on that trail is a step toward a cure. We hope you join us! ✨ 📩 Email Taryn at taryn@healthtree.org to learn more or join our interest list here: https://give.healthtree.org/event/healthtree-challenge-hike-and-wellness-2026/e775590?c_src=socialmedia

A cancer diagnosis impacts more than physical health. It can deeply affect emotional well-being, too. As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, join Dr. Meagan Dwyer for a compassionate conversation on practical tools to help patients and caregivers manage stress, anxiety, and the emotional challenges of cancer. Whether you are newly diagnosed or living with cancer long term, this webinar offers evidence-based strategies to help you feel more supported and in control. 📅 May 13 | 8 PM EDT 🎥 Can’t attend live? Register to receive the recording. Register: https://healthtree.org/blood-cancer/community/events/may26-mental-health-tools-blood-cancer?utm_source=social-media&utm_medium=meta&utm_campaign=socialmediaorganic&utm_content=general

A cancer diagnosis impacts more than physical health. It can deeply affect emotional well-being, too. As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, join Dr. Meagan Dwyer for a compassionate conversation on practical tools to help patients and caregivers manage stress, anxiety, and the emotional challenges of cancer. Whether you are newly diagnosed or living with cancer long term, this webinar offers evidence-based strategies to help you feel more supported and in control. 📅 May 13 | 8 PM EDT 🎥 Can’t attend live? Register to receive the recording. Register: https://healthtree.org/blood-cancer/community/events/may26-mental-health-tools-blood-cancer?utm_source=social-media&utm_medium=meta&utm_campaign=socialmediaorganic&utm_content=general