Myeloma Patient Journeys: Hope, Strength, and Resilience

Navigating Multiple Myeloma with Patient and Care Partner Team Todd and Diane Kennedy.
When asked about his outlook on the future of myeloma, Todd states, “We're going to stop calling myeloma an incurable cancer. I think in 2035, we'll be doing that.” His words ignite a powerful mission. Join Todd Kennedy—myeloma patient, support group leader, and research advocate—and his wife and care partner, Diane, as they share their transformative journey from a shocking myeloma diagnosis to a future full of hope.

Their inspiring story is a call to myeloma patients and families: get educated, connect with trusted experts, and become advocates for a brighter future in myeloma care.

Topics Addressed in This Video:
0:00 - Todd and Diane's story
3:22 - How did you find your "why"?
5:47 - How did attending ASH as a myeloma patient impact you?
8:21 - Why is the role of a care partner so important?
11:32 - Looking ahead 10 years, what are your hopes for the IMF?
12:23 - How do you see your role in the myeloma community?
15:06 - If you could say one thing to someone newly diagnosed with myeloma, what would it be?
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