Join us on Wednesday 29 November, 5pm-6pm for our next Digital Infoday Session on survivorship.
The session will focus on the long term effects of living with #myeloma.
Find out more and register here: https://t.co/KFcrE9qHGB
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month. Throughout the month we'll share information about myeloma, its signs and our work.
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Learn more about myeloma 👉 https://t.co/WghnkH8H16
#ThisIsBloodCancer#BloodCancerAwarenessMonth#myeloma
Royal Gwent and Nevill Hall Hospitals have both received a national award for their commitment to patients living with incurable blood cancer.
Both hospitals from Aneurin Bevan University Health Board were today presented with the Myeloma UK
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Myeloma Awareness Week is finished for another year and we're so grateful to everyone who shared our posts to help #FindThe851 hidden myeloma cases.
Please continue to share and keep raising awareness 🧡
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#Myeloma#MyelomaAwarenessWeek
Thanks so much for coming in today @RichardShoreMMA, for your great fundraising efforts and the goodies too! We look forward to using the money raised to improve our patient’s experiences in the future. #bloodcancer#haematology
Experienced Haematology nurses from across Wales have come together to discuss their top tips for people with a Haematology Cancer in Wales and what support services are available.
https://t.co/0IcSBXA2oj
We're raising awareness of common symptoms of myeloma and encouraging everyone to speak to their GP about any concerns they may have.
Myeloma is an incurable blood cancer. Early diagnosis is key to ensuring patients have the best possible treatment options and quality of life.
If you have noticed a change in your health – feeling tired more than usual, a niggling persistent pain, an infection (e.g. chest, bladder) you just can’t shift – or just feel something is wrong, go to your GP and get it checked out. For more information: https://t.co/6PCV2BODQG