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❤️ We believe that when you or someone you care for is diagnosed with myeloma, it should be EASY to find people like you to connect with, share resources, and most of all, support. ❤️ Connect today: https://bit.ly/JoinTheMyMyelomaTeam

09/09/2026

How do you explain myeloma to people who've never heard of it?

Up to 70% of people have anemia at the time of their myeloma diagnosis. If you're constantly exhausted, dizzy, or short ...
05/09/2026

Up to 70% of people have anemia at the time of their myeloma diagnosis.

If you're constantly exhausted, dizzy, or short of breath, it might not be 'just tired' it could be this.

Learn more on anemia by heading to the comments. 👇🏽

Itchy skin with myeloma isn't always simple. It can come from the cancer itself, treatment side effects, or even how you...
04/09/2026

Itchy skin with myeloma isn't always simple. It can come from the cancer itself, treatment side effects, or even how your kidneys are working.

Learn what could be behind it by heading to the comments. 👇🏽

Myeloma treatment does its job but for some people, it can raise the risk of a second cancer years later. Learn more abo...
04/09/2026

Myeloma treatment does its job but for some people, it can raise the risk of a second cancer years later.

Learn more about the connection, and what to watch for by heading to the comments. 👇🏽

"'I have been dealing with skin rashes... constantly breaking out on my arms, legs, and neck.' Sound familiar? Many peop...
03/09/2026

"'I have been dealing with skin rashes... constantly breaking out on my arms, legs, and neck.'

Sound familiar? Many people with myeloma deal with skin changes from treatment.

Head to the comments to find out more on what causes it and how to manage it. 👇🏽

Back pain with myeloma can feel sharp, sudden, or like an ache that just won’t go away and it may have more than one cau...
24/08/2026

Back pain with myeloma can feel sharp, sudden, or like an ache that just won’t go away and it may have more than one cause.

Learn what could be behind the pain, how others describe it, and which treatments may help bring relief. Read more about back pain and myeloma.

Leg pain with myeloma can feel different for everyone from deep aches and cramps to shooting pain, burning, or tingling....
19/08/2026

Leg pain with myeloma can feel different for everyone from deep aches and cramps to shooting pain, burning, or tingling. 🦵⚡

What could be behind it? Learn more about possible causes and ways to find relief by heading to the comments. 👇🏽

Noticing changes in your skin since myeloma? 👀 Rashes, itching, dryness, or changes in skin color may be connected to tr...
19/08/2026

Noticing changes in your skin since myeloma? 👀 Rashes, itching, dryness, or changes in skin color may be connected to treatment or other factors.

See what could be behind these changes and when to talk to your care team by heading to the comments. 👇🏽

🩸 Living with multiple myeloma can come with an increased risk of blood clots, so knowing the warning signs matters.A bl...
12/08/2026

🩸 Living with multiple myeloma can come with an increased risk of blood clots, so knowing the warning signs matters.

A blood clot in the leg (DVT) may cause swelling, pain, warmth, or skin discoloration. If a clot travels to the lungs (PE), symptoms can include sudden shortness of breath, chest pain, rapid breathing, or a fast heart rate.

Symptoms of a pulmonary embolism can be life-threatening and require immediate medical attention.

Were you aware of the connection between myeloma and blood clots?

Learn more about your risk and ways to help prevent blood clots from our community by heading to the comments. 👇🏽

Multiple myeloma starts in the bone marrow, but it can affect more than one area of the body.Myeloma cells can develop i...
11/08/2026

Multiple myeloma starts in the bone marrow, but it can affect more than one area of the body.

Myeloma cells can develop in bone marrow throughout the body, commonly affecting areas like the pine, ribs, pelvis and more. In some cases, myeloma can also affect tissues outside the bones.

Knowing how myeloma can spread can help you better understand symptoms and what your healthcare team is monitoring. Which part of myeloma did you find hardest to understand when you were first diagnosed?

Learn more about how myeloma spreads through the body by heading to the comments. 👇🏽

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