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Myeloma Voices
By International Myeloma FoundationEducation
Myeloma Voices episodes
- Kevin Veenstra - The IMF Means To Me..-Diagnosed in 2015, Kevin Veenstra shares how he has coped with living with multiple myeloma.1 min
- Kevin Veenstra - Coping With The Pandemic 1Diagnosed in 2015, Kevin Veenstra shares how he has coped with living with multiple myeloma.3 min
- Kevin Veenstra - Disparities In HealthcareDiagnosed in 2015, Kevin Veenstra shares how he has coped with living with multiple myeloma.4 min
- Kevin Veenstra - MAM 1Diagnosed in 2015, Kevin Veenstra shares how he has coped with living with multiple myeloma.3 min
- Kevin Veenstra - It's Your Life To Live...advance DirectivesDiagnosed in 2015, Kevin Veenstra shares how he has coped with living with multiple myeloma.4 min
- Kevin Veenstra - Treatment 3 Post TransplantDiagnosed in 2015, Kevin Veenstra shares how he has coped with living with multiple myeloma.4 min
- Kevin Veenstra - Treatment 2 - Stem Cell Transplant-Diagnosed in 2015, Kevin Veenstra shares how he has coped with living with multiple myeloma.2 min
- Kevin Veenstra - Treatment 1- Clinical Trial, Finding The IMF And Support Group 1Diagnosed in 2015, Kevin Veenstra shares how he has coped with living with multiple myeloma.3 min
- Kevin Veenstra - DiagnosisDiagnosed in 2015, Kevin Veenstra shares how he has coped with living with multiple myeloma.4 min
- Kevin Veenstra -Treatment 4 - Side Note - Uptick 1Diagnosed in 2015, Kevin Veenstra shares how he has coped with living with multiple myeloma.5 min
About Myeloma Voices
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The International Myeloma Foundation (IMF) is the world’s first and largest myeloma organization, reaching more than 525,000 members in 140 countries.
Founded in 1990, the IMF is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life of myeloma patients and their families.
The IMF funds research, provides education, lends
support, and promotes advocacy initiatives that allow collective voices to be heard.
The IMF’s dedicated and diverse staff provides immediate help. Our knowledgeable and compassionate professionals can be reached via email at [email protected] or our toll-free InfoLine 800-452-CURE (2873).