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Highlights on Multiple myeloma  Lisa Wiest
22Mar2022

Highlights on Multiple myeloma 

This information was up to date at time of publishing. Encapsulated in this article are some good resources to which you can subscribe to get latest i…
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Reflections of Safety and Fear Think Differently
21Mar2022

Reflections of Safety and Fear

This last week has been the most traumatic since forever. My husband had a cardiac ablation. He developed a pseudo aneurysm of the femoral artery whic…
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Q and A with Immunologist Dr S. Shahzad Mustafa at the Blood Cancer Uncensored weekly Zoom Call Adrian Warnock
20Mar2022

Q and A with Immunologist Dr S. Shahzad Mustafa at the Blood Cancer Uncensored weekly Zoom Call

This is a Q and A with Immunologist Dr S. Shahzad Mustafa at our weekly Zoom Call. We explore issues related to our risk of infections including COVD-…
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What does it mean to beat blood cancer? New charity vision statement Adrian Warnock
18Mar2022

What does it mean to beat blood cancer? New charity vision statement

One of our favourite charities here at Blood Cancer Uncensoered is Blood Cancer UK. They recently set a group to work on what it means to beat blood c…
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Astra Zeneca’s Evusheld preventative COVID19 Monoclonal Antibody injection licensed in UK. But so far the NHS refuses to pay for it! Adrian Warnock
17Mar2022

Astra Zeneca’s Evusheld preventative COVID19 Monoclonal Antibody injection licensed in UK. But so far the NHS refuses to pay for it!

Finally many months after the USA, the UK regulator has approved this product designed for patients like me with blood cancer and other causes of immu…
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UK NHS sends out another batch of Covid19 treatment emails Adrian Warnock
15Mar2022

UK NHS sends out another batch of Covid19 treatment emails

Many of us have been waiting MONTHS for this and have sent countless emails informing everyone we can think of that we were somehow left off the list …
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Myeloma Patient Survey from Patient Power Andrew and Esther Schorr
11Mar2022

Myeloma Patient Survey from Patient Power

Our friends over at patient power want to hear from you if you have Myeloma. This short questionnaire will help other patients, and wont take you long…
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UK: Watch and Wait Research Opportunity Medical Research and Surveys
10Mar2022

UK: Watch and Wait Research Opportunity

Please let Katie know if you are willing to participate in her research. Limited space! Details below. My name is Katie, and I am doctorate student at…
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Follow up to my first post and the situation in Ukraine Daniel Junkins
1Mar2022

Follow up to my first post and the situation in Ukraine

After writing my first post for the Blood Cancer Uncensored website group, I just had to decompress and get out of the house and get fresh air- I am s…
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Paid market research for UK patients who can reach London Medical Research and Surveys
27Feb2022

Paid market research for UK patients who can reach London

Here is a new opportunity for those in the blood cancer community with a diagnosis of AML, CLL, DLBL, or multiple myeloma who would be willing to trav…
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The Hawaiian Prayer for Forgiveness – Ho’oponopono  Daniel Junkins
26Feb2022

The Hawaiian Prayer for Forgiveness – Ho’oponopono 

Many thanks to this powerful and profound community, and especially to Adrian Warnock, for allowing me to be a member and share my thoughts. Adrian re…
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Had Evusheld? You need a top up dose asap to increase protection against new variants Adrian Warnock
25Feb2022

Had Evusheld? You need a top up dose asap to increase protection against new variants

The FDA has a sensible approach about monoclonal antibodies. There is a recognition that if you can get to a plasma level of antibodies which in a lab…
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CLL Canada Update: Vaccines, masks, getting the balance right between avoiding risk and reclaiming our lives CLL Canada
24Feb2022

CLL Canada Update: Vaccines, masks, getting the balance right between avoiding risk and reclaiming our lives

We have a bumper pack article here full of goodies from our CLL Canada partners. Read and enjoy wherever you are from as one of the things we believe …
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My Evusheld Experience — I’m just an ordinary person! Lisa Wiest
23Feb2022

My Evusheld Experience — I’m just an ordinary person!

I suppose you are wondering what I mean by that title. Well, I'll tell you! Two years ago I cannot even begin to describe how I was spending my time. …
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Thrown to the wolves by the UK: the end of all COVID protections and no more tests except for those on the new at greatest risk list #DoInotmatter #BloodCancer #immunocompromised Adrian Warnock
22Feb2022

Thrown to the wolves by the UK: the end of all COVID protections and no more tests except for those on the new at greatest risk list #DoInotmatter #BloodCancer #immunocompromised

Today I feel betrayed. I understand the desire to save money and get back to normal life. But we, the 500,000 who are immune compromised due to blood …
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International COVID-19 Blood Cancer Coalition (ICBCC). Patient Impact and Recommendations. Protecting immunocompromised blood cancer patients during the COVID-19 pandemic Adrian Warnock
21Feb2022

International COVID-19 Blood Cancer Coalition (ICBCC). Patient Impact and Recommendations. Protecting immunocompromised blood cancer patients during the COVID-19 pandemic

Blood Cancer Uncensored was privileged to be a part of project to outline the impact of the pandemic on people with blood cancer and other immune comp…
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Treatement Diary Part 3 (Obinutuzumab and Venetoclax) – The Good, The Bad and the Unexpected! The New Normal
19Feb2022

Treatement Diary Part 3 (Obinutuzumab and Venetoclax) – The Good, The Bad and the Unexpected!

It's safe to say that 2022 didn't start in the way that I'd expected, nor did it have the optimism often associated with the coming of a new year. The…
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Interview with our newest author, Daniel Junkins, diagnosed with AML in 2017 Daniel Junkins
18Feb2022

Interview with our newest author, Daniel Junkins, diagnosed with AML in 2017

Adrian Warnock was delighted to interview our latest author. Daniel's life interrupted by a call from the hospital to come immediately to A and E foll…
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On the end of COVID Restrictions: the CLL patient’s dilemma by Raymond Vles, CLL Canada Board Chair CLL Canada
16Feb2022

On the end of COVID Restrictions: the CLL patient’s dilemma by Raymond Vles, CLL Canada Board Chair

With the steady progress of COVID vaccination, restrictions are being lifted and rules are being eased; gradually in some places, more rapidly in othe…
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Brian Koffman pays tribute to Tom Henry as the family set up a memorial fund to continue his legacy of work for blood cancer patients Adrian Warnock
15Feb2022

Brian Koffman pays tribute to Tom Henry as the family set up a memorial fund to continue his legacy of work for blood cancer patients

Today we share another tribute to Tom Henry, the CLL Pharmacist. This one comes from the founder of a USA blood cancer charity which Tom was involved …
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Is COVID19 risk to blood cancer patients now at all time high? Adrian Warnock
14Feb2022

Is COVID19 risk to blood cancer patients now at all time high?

Blood cancer patients made up 1 in 20 of all deaths caused by COVID19 between October and December 2021. This was twice as high a proportion of COVID1…
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Reflections on the loss of Tom Henry, everyone’s friend CLL Pharmacist
12Feb2022

Reflections on the loss of Tom Henry, everyone’s friend

I am really saddened by our loss of Tom. I think of him as "every-man's friend." He was so personable. With so many treatments today for CLL/SLL, I fi…
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Rest in Peace. Tom Henry, The CLL Pharmacist and Patient Adrian Warnock
10Feb2022

Rest in Peace. Tom Henry, The CLL Pharmacist and Patient

I am sorry to report the loss of one of our beloved authors here at blood cancer uncensored, and a regular attender of our weekly zoom call. Tom was a…
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Medical Market Research – love it or hate it? A bit like marmite or vegemite Medical Research and Surveys
7Feb2022

Medical Market Research – love it or hate it? A bit like marmite or vegemite

Here in the UK in a masterpiece of marketing genius the makers of Marmite (similar to Vegemite) created the slogan "You either love it or hate it". In…
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UK NHS admits priority PCR error. Some kits sent out to CLL patients missed off. Hundreds have missed out on treatment referrals Adrian Warnock
3Feb2022

UK NHS admits priority PCR error. Some kits sent out to CLL patients missed off. Hundreds have missed out on treatment referrals

Until very recently the NHS was denying that there had been any problems with identifying those at highest risk of COVID19 in order to offer them prio…
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UK: CLL paid research opportunity Medical Research and Surveys
2Feb2022

UK: CLL paid research opportunity

Evolve Fieldwork have a research project running on Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia (CLL). They are specifically looking for patients that are on or hav…
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US: paid reseach for ALL patients Medical Research and Surveys
1Feb2022

US: paid reseach for ALL patients

We gave been asked to pass on this opportunity for American patients with acute lymoblastic leukeamia. These kinds of surveys help organisations inclu…
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Blood Cancer Uncensored in the iNews Adrian Warnock
1Feb2022

Blood Cancer Uncensored in the iNews

In the last few days it has been our honour to be quoted twice in the iNews site which also exists as a newspaper. Many thanks to Paul Gallagher for w…
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UK: PCR requirement for COVID-19 monoclonal antibodies and antivirals to be dropped but patients now being refused treatment for not being sick enough yet Adrian Warnock
30Jan2022

UK: PCR requirement for COVID-19 monoclonal antibodies and antivirals to be dropped but patients now being refused treatment for not being sick enough yet

Government backs down after patient community complaints reported by Blood Cancer Uncensored and iNews.co.uk but new barrier to life saving treatment …
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The effects of Covid on our life Think Differently
28Jan2022

The effects of Covid on our life

Rewind to Mid March 2020- we were alerted to this pandemic emerging and actually chose to shield before all the myriad of letters, texts and leaflets …
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UPDATE on UK Monoclonal antibody roll out – dangerous misinformation, denial and how to avoid deadly delay Adrian Warnock
26Jan2022

UPDATE on UK Monoclonal antibody roll out – dangerous misinformation, denial and how to avoid deadly delay

I thought I would share an update on my previous post on navigating NHS chaos in regard to getting the monoclonal antibodies and antivirals. This is b…
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Patient Advocate Foundation: Help is on the way for Cancer Patients in the United States Lisa Wiest
23Jan2022

Patient Advocate Foundation: Help is on the way for Cancer Patients in the United States

The information in this article was current as of the time of publication I had the opportunity to meet with Anita Reynolds, the Relationship Manager …
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Video update on how to protect ourselves from omicron and get monoclonal antibodies Adrian Warnock
8Jan2022

Video update on how to protect ourselves from omicron and get monoclonal antibodies

Video update on how to protect ourselves from omicron. If you are in the UK and havent got your priority PCR test at home yet call 119 and ask them to…
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Navigating UK NHS chaos regarding COVID-19 monoclonal antibody treatments Adrian Warnock
7Jan2022

Navigating UK NHS chaos regarding COVID-19 monoclonal antibody treatments

The UK roll out of community COVID-19 treatment with monoclonal antibodies is failing some blood cancer and other immune compromised patients. NHS Eng…
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Staying Healthy this Winter and Keeping the Immune System in Shape Barbel Sullivan-Stutz
3Jan2022

Staying Healthy this Winter and Keeping the Immune System in Shape

We can never know too much about the way our bodies behave. Here are some good resources for understanding the human body and the immune system. Also …
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Information for our Providers to prove why Blood Cancer Patients with compromised immunity need Monoclonal Antibodies (United States patients) Lisa Wiest
3Jan2022

Information for our Providers to prove why Blood Cancer Patients with compromised immunity need Monoclonal Antibodies (United States patients)

This information was current as of its publication date. On Blood Cancer Uncensored Saturday, January 1, 2022 weekly meeting, we discussed the frustra…
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Christmas Pistachio Pudding Pie A1 Recipe Heaven
24Dec2021

Christmas Pistachio Pudding Pie

Here's a simple Christmas pie you might even be able to put together today to eat tomorrow. My favorite store Aldi usually has a pie that reminds me o…
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Covid19 positive? How to get life saving treatments quickly. And how to avoid catching omicron in the first place. Adrian Warnock
21Dec2021

Covid19 positive? How to get life saving treatments quickly. And how to avoid catching omicron in the first place.

Antivirals and monoclonal antibodies are life saving, game changing treatments, especially for those of us with blood cancer and hence a disordered im…
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Rowing My Boat with Grace Lisa Wiest
16Dec2021

Rowing My Boat with Grace

As I reflect on another year gone by and my second year working with Blood Cancer Uncensored, I want to draw some conclusions that for me, are persona…
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The dreaded cancer diagnosis. My Non Hodgkins Lymphoma story Lynn Bailey
8Dec2021

The dreaded cancer diagnosis. My Non Hodgkins Lymphoma story

When I was diagnosed in 2013, I was devastated beyond anything I could’ve imagined. My future just disappeared. I didn’t feel well, I was losing weigh…
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Asciminib (Scemblix) STAMP Inhibitor for Certain Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Patients Approved by FDA Lisa Wiest
6Nov2021

Asciminib (Scemblix) STAMP Inhibitor for Certain Chronic Myeloid Leukemia Patients Approved by FDA

This information is current as of the publication date. This news is a result of individuals like you and I participating in a medical drug trial. Thi…
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Persistence during a health pandemic and an unexpected blood cancer diagnosis–we are our best advocates when not feeling well! Lisa Wiest
30Oct2021

Persistence during a health pandemic and an unexpected blood cancer diagnosis–we are our best advocates when not feeling well!

Introducing blood cancer friend Tamsin Wheatcroft as she shares with us on this video how she learned of her CLL diagnosis. Join the blood cancer supp…
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Introducing Blood Cancer Hero Jessica Kuhns and her remarkable son Jaden! Lisa Wiest
16Oct2021

Introducing Blood Cancer Hero Jessica Kuhns and her remarkable son Jaden!

On October 13th, Blood Cancer Uncensored had the opportunity of interviewing Jessica, a positive, energizing lady and her accomplished son Jaden. Jess…
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How to process and avoid anxiety with severe illness Barbel Sullivan-Stutz
14Oct2021

How to process and avoid anxiety with severe illness

Many patients report that they develop anxiety due to a very severe disease. But is this the only cause? In order to reflect on this, I have to go bac…
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Compensated Study for a United States male only patient with acute myeloid leukemia for patient experience research-continue reading for specifics of study! Lisa Wiest
12Oct2021

Compensated Study for a United States male only patient with acute myeloid leukemia for patient experience research-continue reading for specifics of study!

This information is current as of time of publication. Ancora.ai is looking for a male person of color (POC) diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia to …
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Car T therapy approved by FDA for adults with relapsed or refractory B-cell precursor acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) Lisa Wiest
11Oct2021

Car T therapy approved by FDA for adults with relapsed or refractory B-cell precursor acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL)

This information was current at the time of publishing. The advancement of Car T therapy for the blood cancers is definitely something to keep watchin…
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How are myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs) made from stem cells? What drives transformation into more aggressive blood cancers? MPNs R US
2Oct2021

How are myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs) made from stem cells? What drives transformation into more aggressive blood cancers?

Today Joy introduces us to a fascinating paper about the way different mutations are involved in the formation of MPNs and their risk of transformatio…
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Vague symptoms – apparently unrelated and hard to diagnose: ThisIsBloodCancer Adrian Warnock
30Sep2021

Vague symptoms – apparently unrelated and hard to diagnose: ThisIsBloodCancer

How do you know if YOU have blood cancer? On the last day of Blood Cancer Awareness month let's think about this question together. With many other ty…
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Clinical trial opportunity for Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS) patients receiving blood transfusions Medical Research and Surveys
29Sep2021

Clinical trial opportunity for Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS) patients receiving blood transfusions

From time to time Blood Cancer Uncensored is asked to highlight clinical research studies or surveys. Today we are highlighting a survey which might u…
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My Journey with CLL – from Sue Marshall #ThisIsBloodCancer Sue Marshall
26Sep2021

My Journey with CLL – from Sue Marshall #ThisIsBloodCancer

Blood Cancer Uncensored is pleased to support the international #thisisbloodcancer campaign. Please consider sharing your story of what blood cancer m…
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Before and After with Blood Cancer–Lisa McKenna’s story #ThisIsBloodCancer Critical Juncture
25Sep2021

Before and After with Blood Cancer–Lisa McKenna’s story #ThisIsBloodCancer

Who was I before the CLL diagnosis? A fierce Scientist/businesswoman. I owned and operated an Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) consulting firm i…
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Journey to Peace–Cara McLaughlin, a Polycythemia Vera Patient’s Point of View #ThisIsBloodCancer MPNs R US
21Sep2021

Journey to Peace–Cara McLaughlin, a Polycythemia Vera Patient’s Point of View #ThisIsBloodCancer

Meet Cara "Bear" McLaughlin, a mother of four whose life changed completely over five years ago when she was diagnosed with PV, which is one of the MP…
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Will Regeneron Become More Available in the USA as a Result of the Feds Stepping in on Distribution? #ThisIsBloodCancer Lisa Wiest
17Sep2021

Will Regeneron Become More Available in the USA as a Result of the Feds Stepping in on Distribution? #ThisIsBloodCancer

This information was current and correct as of the publish date. A friend sent me this article this morning about Florida and the other states who wer…
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Not everything natural is good for you. Don’t reject modern medicines and hope supplements will heal you instead Adrian Warnock
15Sep2021

Not everything natural is good for you. Don’t reject modern medicines and hope supplements will heal you instead

Supplements vs Medicines Some people believe supplements are “natural” and therefore feel comfortable to take them whilst some of the same peoole are …
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What it is like to live with an MPN: MYELOPROLIFERATIVE NEOPLASM #ThisIsBloodCancer MPNs R US
13Sep2021

What it is like to live with an MPN: MYELOPROLIFERATIVE NEOPLASM #ThisIsBloodCancer

At first when you find out it’s 🔹SHOCKING and 🔹OVERWHELMING.There is 🔹NO CURE as of today. It’s a 🔹CHRONIC slow progre…
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Finding myself and becoming friends with my blood despite Essential Thrombocythemia (ET) and Myelofibrosis (MF) #ThisIsBloodCancer MPNs R US
12Sep2021

Finding myself and becoming friends with my blood despite Essential Thrombocythemia (ET) and Myelofibrosis (MF) #ThisIsBloodCancer

    Here is Debra Kay Patella’s story. She started out with Essential Thrombocythemia (ET) and recently morphed into Myelofibrosis (MF) both…
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Diagnosed after looking at my own blood down a microscope – #ThisIsBloodCancer MPNs R US
11Sep2021

Diagnosed after looking at my own blood down a microscope – #ThisIsBloodCancer

My cancer story begins in the year 2000 on a sunny day in May. I was in nursing school, in a blood module, looking deep into a slide of my own blood c…
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Jenni talks about her AML diagnosis, treatment and recovery: #ThisIsBloodCancer Interview Jenni Elbourne
10Sep2021

Jenni talks about her AML diagnosis, treatment and recovery: #ThisIsBloodCancer Interview

In this video I'm interviewed by Adrian Warnock. We talk about my experience of being diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukaemia at age 33, including my t…
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Emotional distress and anxiety – how to get help #ThisIsBloodCancer Adrian Warnock
9Sep2021

Emotional distress and anxiety – how to get help #ThisIsBloodCancer

Whether you are in watch and wait, in the middle of aggressive treatment, or finished treatment and out the other side with a remission, then anxiety …
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Cancer free after 107 days of aggressive treatment for AML Nathaniel Nabena rang the bell: #ThisIsBloodCancer Nathaniel Nabena
8Sep2021

Cancer free after 107 days of aggressive treatment for AML Nathaniel Nabena rang the bell: #ThisIsBloodCancer

Thank you to all of our readers who supported the campaign to raise the funding needed for Nathaniel. Blood cancer can be very brutal at times. But th…
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Regeneron monoclonal antibodies to the rescue? My Florida experience! #ThisIsBloodCancer Lisa Wiest
7Sep2021

Regeneron monoclonal antibodies to the rescue? My Florida experience! #ThisIsBloodCancer

Lisa Wiest explains how having blood cancer made her eager to get injected with COVID19 monoclonal antibodies. Blood Cancer Uncensored is pleased to s…
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How My ‘Half-Matched’ Sister Saved My Life: #ThisIsBloodCancer Jenni Elbourne
5Sep2021

How My ‘Half-Matched’ Sister Saved My Life: #ThisIsBloodCancer

Receiving a haplo-identical stem cell transplant for leukaemia Blood Cancer Uncensored is pleased to support the international #thisisbloodcancer camp…
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Wear Red or Your favorite blood cancer shirt for BCAM! Lisa Wiest
5Sep2021

Wear Red or Your favorite blood cancer shirt for BCAM!

This is the third event for the month. The challenge is to post a pic of you, or you with your family or friends all wearing a red shirt OR a blood ca…
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Meet the Blood Cancer Uncensored Leadership Team: #ThisIsBloodCancer Adrian Warnock
4Sep2021

Meet the Blood Cancer Uncensored Leadership Team: #ThisIsBloodCancer

Who are we? What are we trying to accomplish with the website, Facebook group and Zoom call? Blood Cancer Uncensored is pleased to support the interna…
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Radiotherapy – How it works and an unusual case in SLL #ThisIsBloodCancer Phil Webb
3Sep2021

Radiotherapy – How it works and an unusual case in SLL #ThisIsBloodCancer

Blood Cancer Uncensored is pleased to support the international #thisisbloodcancer campaign. Please consider sharing your story of what blood cancer m…
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Blood Cancer Uncensored Wants YOUR Blood Cancer Video or Written Story! Lisa Wiest
2Sep2021

Blood Cancer Uncensored Wants YOUR Blood Cancer Video or Written Story!

Blood Cancer Uncensored is pleased to support the International #thisisbloodcancer campaign. Please consider sharing your story of what blood cancer m…
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The New Big Picture: #thisisbloodcancer The Big C Recovery
2Sep2021

The New Big Picture: #thisisbloodcancer

Piecing your life back together after a cancer diagnosis. Blood Cancer Uncensored is pleased to support the international #thisisbloodcancer campaign.…
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September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month! Lisa Wiest
1Sep2021

September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month!

Who on this group does not know they have blood cancer? Or that their loved one has it? I realize there are folks on our group who are trying to get i…
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Being treated for Acute Myeloid Leukemia during the COVID19 pandemic Jenni Elbourne
30Aug2021

Being treated for Acute Myeloid Leukemia during the COVID19 pandemic

Today Blood Cancer Uncensored is delighted to introduce our newest author, writer and "blood cancer recoverer", Jenni Elbourne. Today we share some sa…
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Acute or chronic which is worse? What does AML ALL CLL CML NHL DLBL mean? Adrian Warnock
29Aug2021

Acute or chronic which is worse? What does AML ALL CLL CML NHL DLBL mean?

When you walk out of that first diagnosis appointment all some people remember is the word "lymphoma", "leukemia" or "myeloma". But to understand what…
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How do you recover from an acute and aggressive blood cancer? The Big C Recovery
28Aug2021

How do you recover from an acute and aggressive blood cancer?

Let’s see how this goes then!  Hi, welcome, thanks for coming, I’m El and I’m here to share my cancer story, my recovery and all the bits in betw…
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Remdesivir or Regeneron–What is the Difference and can WE get these life saving Covid 19 treatments? Lisa Wiest
27Aug2021

Remdesivir or Regeneron–What is the Difference and can WE get these life saving Covid 19 treatments?

This is a simple post to explain the difference between these two drugs being used to combat Covid. Gilead Sciences' REMDESIVIR Anti-viral drug used i…
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Diets and Cancer – What should/shouldn’t I eat? Phil Webb
25Aug2021

Diets and Cancer – What should/shouldn’t I eat?

A frequent question from blood cancer, and other cancer, patients is about diet and whether there are specific foods they should try to eat or that th…
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What Polio vaccines can teach us about COVID-19 Lynn Bailey
24Aug2021

What Polio vaccines can teach us about COVID-19

In 1949, I contracted polio. I have lived with the after-effects all of my life. When I was in the 2nd grade, I got the polio vaccine because there wa…
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USA representatives propose act to fund oral anticancer medicines the same way as IV chemotherapy CLL Pharmacist
23Aug2021

USA representatives propose act to fund oral anticancer medicines the same way as IV chemotherapy

The USA currently has a funding system that treats IV cancer medications differently to oral ones. This can lead to huge differences in co-pays. In th…
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Regeneron COVID Monoclonal antibodies finally approved in the UK. AZ antibodies prevented ALL severe infections and deaths! Adrian Warnock
22Aug2021

Regeneron COVID Monoclonal antibodies finally approved in the UK. AZ antibodies prevented ALL severe infections and deaths!

It only took a year after the USA's FDA, but the UK's MHRA has finally approved the Regeneron monoclonal antibody cocktail! There is also great news a…
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Survey opportunity for UK Blood Cancer patients. Medical Research and Surveys
19Aug2021

Survey opportunity for UK Blood Cancer patients.

From time to time we will share survey and research requests from organisations conducting research into blood cancer, where our members may be able t…
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Supplements and diets, blood tests showing high lymph count, safe sunscreen, what Coronavirus mutations mean, and best cell photo yet Barbel Sullivan-Stutz
18Aug2021

Supplements and diets, blood tests showing high lymph count, safe sunscreen, what Coronavirus mutations mean, and best cell photo yet

#1 Get vitamins through what you eat! Here is a video that explains supplements and diet further:Patient Power - Diet and Supplements: What Do CLL Pat…
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Out with the Old in with the New The New Normal
16Aug2021

Out with the Old in with the New

Finding a way through new seasons I'm in a reflective mood. As I write it is a year to the day since we packed up our lives and relocated to the north…
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Booster Shot Approved by FDA for Immunocompromised and Organ Transplant Americans…United Kingdom to begin boosters next month! Lisa Wiest
13Aug2021

Booster Shot Approved by FDA for Immunocompromised and Organ Transplant Americans…United Kingdom to begin boosters next month!

Here it is folks! I suggest you email or call your oncologist or hematologist to get a letter to prove why you need this booster and schedule the appo…
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