Myeloma, Fatherhood, and Moving Forward

After being diagnosed with multiple myeloma at age 31, Brice Davis faced challenges that extended far beyond treatment alone. Join us as he talks about balancing fatherhood, navigating mental health struggles, rebuilding after setbacks, and adjusting to life with a chronic blood cancer. Brice reflects on the importance of community, resilience, and focusing on what matters most while creating a fulfilling life after diagnosis.

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Mentioned on this episode:

• Multiple myeloma
• Autologous stem cell transplant
• CAR T-cell therapy
• Lessons in Blood Cancer: How Far We Have Come – Myeloma
• Unite to Nourish: Dietary, Microbiome and Metabolism Evidence in Blood Cancers (Focus on Myeloma) Webcast
• Young Adult Resources
• Young Adult Online Chat

Additional Blood Cancer United Support Resources:

• Information Specialists
• Free Nutrition Consultations
• Nutrition Handbook for Parents Free telephone/web patient programs
• Clinical Trial Support Center
• SHARE web series
• Online videos
• Free booklets
• Caregiver support
• Caregiver Workbook
• Support groups
• Patient Community
• Medical Debt Case Management Program
• Financial support
• Survivorship Workbook
• Advocacy and Public Policy
• Mental Health Resources

Episode supported by Adaptive Biotechnologies Corporation; GSK plc; and Johnson & Johnson.

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