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- Waldenstrom’s: Peter’s promising clinical trial results
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- Myeloma: My life became more precious to me
- Myeloma: I am ready to enjoy each day more
- From stuntman to stem cells
- I’ve beaten a heart attack and CML
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- Leukaemia: Superhero Bayley is beating the blood cancer bad guy
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- I wanted to let my story help others
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- Myeloma: I had a wig made for my son’s wedding
- GVHD: Our life is just another version of normal
- Leukaemia: Two transfusions to make daughter’s wedding
- Myeloma: I thought I’d never see Dad again
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- Leukaemia: Josh ‘hit cancer on the head’ to get family home
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- Leukaemia: The doctor rang me and said, “I’m sorry”
- Leukaemia: My world was turned upside down
- Waldenstrom’s: I’ve learned as much as possible about my illness
- Leukaemia: I felt like I was having a bad dream
- Leukaemia: She was only six hours old
- Lymphoma: I am now a happier, more fulfilled person
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- Leukaemia: I am a survivor
- Myeloma: There is a light at the end of the tunnel
- Lymphoma: Challenges bring moments for growth and learning
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Australia’s blood cancer community has been leaving messages to blood cancer to help mark Blood Cancer Awareness Month.
Get involved by taking a photo of your five-word message, and then sharing on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn using #5words2bloodcancer. Your message will show in this feed if your profile is public (and your message is clean!).
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