Four years ago today, my bosses and best work friend cornered me and said "You don't look good and you're not moving around right. You need to go to the emergency room." Thus started my myeloma journey. Kidney impairment sent me off a cliff but getting transferred to Emory-Winship and straight into a clinical trial brought me back. I don't remember much from the first 3-4 days in the hospital but the rest of 2021 brought induction therapy with DaraRVD, khyphoplasty to shore up my L5, and a stem cell transplant. I have had slow, steady progress since then. I am still MRD+ but aside from a little fatigue, my quality of life is back to 100%. It's good to be in...