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AML Community Gather Event

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Jul 17, 2026
04:00PM - 05:00PM EDT
Online Event
Overview

This event will not be recorded. We encourage you to attend live.

Join HealthTree in building connections with fellow members of the AML Community. This is an opportunity to speak with each other about similar lived experiences, finding common ground and understanding.

Community Agreement & Guidelines

1. Support, Not Science (Medical Boundaries)

  1. Shared Experience only: This is a space for emotional connection, not medical advice or clinical consultation.

  2. "I" over "You": Frame your story with "This worked for me" rather than "You should try this."

  3. Trust the Pros: Always consult your oncology team before making any changes to your care plan.

2. The Circle of Trust (Privacy)

  1. Confidentiality: What is said here stays here. Do not share members' names or stories outside the group.

  2. Digital Lockdown: No recording or screenshots allowed

3. Respectful Communication

  1. Step Up, Step Back: Be mindful of how much space you take; leave room for quieter voices to be heard.

  2. Listen to Understand: Focus on witnessing each other's truths without interrupting or "fixing."

4. Emotional Safety & Boundaries

  1. No "Toxic Positivity": You don't have to be "brave" here. Anger, sadness, and fear are just as welcome as hope.

  2. Right to Pass: Participation is always optional. It is perfectly okay to just listen.

  3. Self-Care First: You are encouraged to step away or leave the call if a topic becomes too heavy.

Agenda
4:00 PM
Introduction
Eliza Prickett

Eliza introduces the agenda for the event

4:05 PM
Group Discussion
Audience

Come with your questions and experiences to discuss with the group!

Speakers & Moderators
Healthtree contact Eliza Prickett

Eliza Prickett

Eliza joined HealthTree in March 2026 as the Leukemia Patient Health Education Manager. Prior to joining HealthTree, she completed a Master’s Degree in Public Health from Brigham Young University and worked with a variety of underserved populations in government and healthcare settings, including Americorps and Utah Health Department. When not in office, Eliza enjoys reading, writing and learning new things about the world.