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Monday, December 17, 2018

Pre-Existing Conditions

Well, it's always something.  Triage Cancer has a comprehensive discussion of the potential impact of the recent Texas court decision that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional.  The requirement that insurance can't deny coverage to folks with pre-existing conditions is now seriously at risk.  This write up from Triage is required reading.
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Velcade and Ninlaro Webinars

Takeda has a couple of webinars coming up for two of the more common myeloma medicines. Register here.

Petition aimed at passage of S. 741 and HR 1730 Cancer Drug Oral Parity

Please consider signing a petition to the House Heath Subcommittee requesting passage of S. 741 and HR 1730 Cancer Drug Parity Act

My Multiple Myeloma Story

On May 2, 2011 I was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma. I had never heard of it before but know all about it now. It's a bone marrow and blood cancer. I began chemotherapy on May 3. I created this blog to keep folks up to date with my health, my treatment, and my adventure.


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