A big thank you to everyone who got involved in Myeloma Awareness Week 2015. Sharing stories, raising funds and awareness to support patients on a journey with myeloma. We hope the campaign has helped you understand what matters to patients. Myeloma Awareness Week is over, but our vital work continues. Please keep talking about myeloma and raising money and donating to ensure every patient gets the best possible treatment and care.

From clinician to patient in one not so simple phone call. This blog will provide the opportunity for me to share my story following a diagnosis of Multiple Myeloma. All views are my own. Where and when it all started. Thank you for taking the time to share in this journey with Deborah and our family. As a family, we would lik.

Friday, January 27, 2012. Pregnant Amber was up by the fence doing a 4 step dance this morning. It goes something like this swish tail quickly, while stomping back feet, then paw ground with front feet and repeat. Oh, and you need to have a bagged up udder to make it all interesting. It helps to have loose ligaments in order to make the moves look graceful too. Wondering when we will see new baby faces? Amber and Glory 2011. Their due dates are not anticipated till the end of February. If so, they su.

Endless Love will never Die. Endless Love will never Die.

The fragility and fierceness of metamorphosis. It is with the deepest regret that I write of the passing of Helene Brandt. I recall the first time I entered her studio there were several dead, dried. An exhibition of sculptural hybrids by Helene Brandt. Introverts and extroverts, young and old, and the unruly and the obedient, all coincide. Fashioned from steel and lambs ear leaves, watches over the proceedings with a sense of b.