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Could This Anti‑Inflammatory Help Myelofibrosis Patients? | Andrew Kuykendall, MD

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Iliana • Admin
Myelofibrosis Discussion • December 24
A Holiday Thank You to Our Community
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From everyone at HealthTree, we extend our warm wishes for a peaceful holiday season, surrounded by those who support and care for you. ❤️ We are sincerely grateful to every patient, caregiver, loved one, specialist, and collaborator whose voice and presence shaped our community this year. Your experiences, trust, and engagement help guide our work and strengthen efforts to improve the quality of life and access to better treatments for all patients. Thank you for being part of HealthTree and for allowing us to support you on your journey. With appreciation, The HealthTree Team
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ChioOsuna
Myelofibrosis Discussion • November 17
Ready for TOMORROW’S ONLINE EVENT? 🎉
This one’s live only (no recording), so we’d love to have you there in real time! Join the HealthTree for MPN Community on November 18th for our next Community Gather event, where we’ll be sharing what we’re thankful for and hearing from others in the MPN community at 05:00 PM EST It’s a relaxed space to meet, share, and learn from people who truly get it. Your voice matters and can help shape future conversations. 💬 👉 Watch. Share. Connect. Register now! https://healthtree.org/myeloproliferative-neoplasm/community/events/nov25-mpns-gather-community-event-thankful?utm_source=social_media&utm_medium=instagram_stories&utm_campaign=SMorganic&utm_content=general
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Marcelo
General Discussion • November 15
Join Our Family's Zumba Fundraiser for Myeloma
Hello everyone, I know this is a bit short notice, but I’ve been busy reaching out to many people that I couldn’t post here until today. I am my wife’s caregiver, and I want to share a little about her incredible determination. She never stops seeking answers and doing everything she can to contribute toward a better quality of life and hopefully, one day, a cure! Last year, with the support of a wonderful group of friends and our family (myself and our two daughters - 13 and 17), she created an event to raise funds for research. Since HealthTree has been very supportive of her and has been helping to accelerate this important work, we're excited to continue making a difference together and to run this event once more. The Myeloma Awareness Movement – Zumba Party campaign goal is “LET’S MOVE until a STOP is put to this disease, to keep coming back!” Just like multiple myeloma, Zumba can be very challenging for most people, but with the right strategy and support we can find a way to overcome the difficulties and to adapt! Moreover, Zumba’s rhythm is contagious, happy, energetic, and fun, and we all need that! (Trust me, I have zero skills, but I had a blast last year). Respecting health conditions and abilities, your Zumba moves can be anything: the dance itself, just singing, or stomping your feet, clapping your hands, etc. The most important thing is to MOVE and feel GOOD! How you can support this campaign: Join us in Toronto and spread the word: Make a donation and bring your family and friends! We can host up to 240 people, and advance registration is required here: Myeloma Awareness Movement - Zumba Party 2025 Join online OR at your own pace and spread the word: If you can’t attend in person, you can still dance Zumba! Make a donation, follow the event live, and/or watch the recorded video using the respective links on the donation page. Support by donating and spreading the word: If Zumba isn’t your thing, you can still contribute, and invite others to do the same! Donation page: The Myeloma Awareness Movement - Zumba Party 2025 - Campaign Thank you so much for taking the time to read this message. Your support truly makes a difference! TOGETHER WE CARE. TOGETHER WE CURE. (Zumba Challenge - If you feel comfortable, take a picture or make a short video of your move(s), share it on your social media and hashtag #HealthTreeForMyeloma)