Myeloma Voices

You're listening to A Day in the Life Podcast, brought to you by the International Myeloma Foundation. We hope this podcast provides messages of hope and resilience, for those in the Myeloma Community and beyond.

Today we are talking to Andy Sninsky, who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2008, at the age of 59. Some of our listeners may be familiar with Andy, who is the self-described that crazy guy on a bike. Andy claims this moniker because despite a myeloma diagnosis, undergoing chemotherapy, radiation, and an autologous stem cell transplant, Andy has managed to complete multiple bicycle tours of Europe, and across the US and Canada.

You're listening to a Day in the Life podcast brought to you by the International Myeloma Foundation. We hope this podcast provides messages of hope and resilience for those in the myeloma community and beyond. Today we're talking to Nick Lenoir, who was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2016 at the young age of 31.

You're listening to A Day in the Life Podcast, brought to you by the International Myeloma Foundation. We hope this podcast provides messages of hope and resilience for those in the myeloma community and beyond. Today we're talking to myeloma patient Terrence Green and his spouse and care partner Toni Green.

You're listening to A Day in The Life podcast brought to you by the International Myeloma Foundation. We hope this podcast provides messages of hope and resilience for those in the myeloma community and beyond.

Today, we are talking to Thomas Goode, who was diagnosed with myeloma in 2005, at the young age of 34. Thomas shares his in-depth story of diagnosis, treatments, and multiple relapses in the audio podcast, Myeloma Voices, also brought to you by the International Myeloma Foundation.

Today we're talking to Marisel Brignoni from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Marisel is a FEMA disaster relief specialist who's working on the disaster relief for Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, from San Juan. She's a mother of two and she's also a myeloma patient and a strong supporter and advocate.

In this podcast, IMF Chairman of the Board Dr. Brian G.M. Durie interviews myeloma patient Leo Dierckman, who is now MRD negative. Leo was brave enough to enter into the ASCENT clinical trial, an aggressive treatment trial for the management of high-risk smoldering myeloma sponsored by the IMF Black Swan Research Initiative.® Leo has done incredibly well. After completing two full years of treatment (induction and consolidation, followed by maintenance), he has now been off all therapy for over a year and is — three years since the start of treatment — MRD negative. His story of hope and optimism for a potential myeloma cure is not to be missed!

This "A Day in the Life" podcast provides messages of hope and resilience to those in the myeloma community and beyond. In this episode, we talk to Baltimore-area businesswoman Bonnie Downing. Bonnie shares how she originally faced a nine-month prognosis when she was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, and how she continues to thrive 20 years after that diagnosis.

Today, we are talking to Jim Bond who many lovingly called the real James Bond and like the fictional spy who's faced many trials in his life and come out alive and on the other side, Jim bond continues to survive and thrive. Diagnosed with myeloma in 1992, Jim is a retired CPA, a husband who is loving wife Kathleen for more than 50 years, a father of two sons, and a grandparent.

The “A Day in the Life” podcast from the International Myeloma Foundation features messages of hope and resilience for myeloma patients, caregivers, and their loved ones. Today we’re talking to Jameca Barret, a myeloma patient who helped start the South Side Myeloma Support Group in Atlanta and has been an advocate for herself and for others in the myeloma community for many years.

In this episode of “A Day in the Life” podcast, we're talking to Peter Smith, a seven-year myeloma survivor, accomplished educator, author, and now, prolific painter.