
Community Gather Event: More Good Days- Positive Shares from our MDS and CMML Community- Not Recorded
This event will not be recorded. We encourage you to attend live.
Living with MDS or CMML presents unique daily challenges that often go unseen by those outside the community. We are hosting a dedicated space to shift our focus toward the moments of progress and resilience that sustain us. We invite you to join us and share a personal victory, a helpful coping strategy, or a moment of peace you’ve experienced recently. By sharing these "good days," we can offer each other practical encouragement and strength.
Community Agreement & Guidelines
1. Support, Not Science (Medical Boundaries)
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Shared Experience only: This is a space for emotional connection, not medical advice or clinical consultation.
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"I" over "You": Frame your story with "This worked for me" rather than "You should try this."
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Trust the Pros: Always consult your oncology team before making any changes to your care plan.
2. The Circle of Trust (Privacy)
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Confidentiality: What is said here stays here. Do not share members' names or stories outside the group.
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Digital Lockdown: No recording or screenshots allowed
3. Respectful Communication
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Step Up, Step Back: Be mindful of how much space you take; leave room for quieter voices to be heard.
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Listen to Understand: Focus on witnessing each other's truths without interrupting or "fixing."
4. Emotional Safety & Boundaries
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No "Toxic Positivity": You don't have to be "brave" here. Anger, sadness, and fear are just as welcome as hope.
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Right to Pass: Participation is always optional. It is perfectly okay to just listen.
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Self-Care First: You are encouraged to step away or leave the call if a topic becomes too heavy.
Dalton introduces the agenda for the event
Come with your questions and experiences to share with the group!

Dalton Bean
Dalton joined HealthTree in 2024 as the MPNs and MDS Program Manager. He is passionate about helping patients gain a better understanding of their health and treatment and sees it as a way to help empower individuals and their families who are affected by these diseases. Prior to joining HealthTree Dalton earned a Master’s Degree in Oncological Sciences while studying various different blood cancers. When not interacting with patients he is an avid snowboarder and hiker.