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JimLuby
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • December 31
Darzalex faspro pharmacy charges
The pharmacy is charging $51,000 for one 1800 ml injection plus the hospital fees. What are you seeing as pharmacy charges for faspro?
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DIahanna • Admin
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • December 30
Higher premiums for ACA plans
For those of you who have taken advantage of the subsidies for ACA premiums, you may see a significant increase in your premium which you will be responsible for. Make sure you are taking advantage of grants that may be available to you to help offset the costs of your tratment. Reach out to a financial coach to discuss your options.
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CHidalgo
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • December 29
Neuropathy and Maintance
Hello! I have 2 issues I would love your advice with: 1. I am about 2 months post SCT. I think I just developed neuropathy on both my hands but not sure since I have never had it before. Is it normal to develop neoropathy 2 months after SCT? I did not experience this during my induction treatment. What exactly does neuropathy feel like for you guys? What has worked for you to relieve symptoms? 2. I am about to start maintance drugs. Doctor suggested Velcade. But with my neoropathy I am not sure. Worried it will make it worse, I did not experience this while on velcade during my induction treatment. Has anyone been on this for maintance and how did it work for you? Other option is Lenalidmide. I am concerned with the possible sife effect of other cancers....I was also already on this with no major issues just worried since I will be on it for a long period. Thank you for taking the time to read my concerns!
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XimenaG • Admin
Follicular Lymphoma Discussion • December 29
Thank You for Sharing Your Stories
As we close our 'Why I Give' campaign, we would like to thank every patient, caregiver, supporter, volunteer, and team member who shared their reason. Your voices filled this season with hope. At HealthTree, YOU are the heart of our mission. Your courage, your stories, and your willingness to stand with us are what move research forward and bring us closer to cures every day. Thank you for showing up. Thank you for believing in what’s possible. #WhyIGive #WeCareWeCure #HealthTreeGives #BloodCancerCommunity #TogetherForACure
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XimenaG • Admin
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • December 29
A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Community
As we close our 'Why I Give' campaign, we would like to thank every patient, caregiver, supporter, volunteer, and team member who shared their reason. Your voices filled this season with hope. At HealthTree, YOU are the heart of our mission. Your courage, your stories, and your willingness to stand with us are what move research forward and bring us closer to cures every day. Thank you for showing up. Thank you for believing in what’s possible. #WhyIGive #WeCareWeCure #HealthTreeGives #BloodCancerCommunity #TogetherForACure