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Farewell 2012

Well another year will soon be part of our memory, and when faced with myeloma or any kind of illness- the thought of seeing another year is not to be taken lightly. My book "Another Face - Of Multiple Myeloma will be available on Amazon and my site showcasing my story and my journey with this disease. It has not been easy- but I tell you this experience has made me stronger.

I embrace another year with thanks to God for allowing me to get to this point. I don't know what the future holds, but I know it's in my best interest to make the most of every day. This Christmas was great with just my husband and I and laying comatose in front of the television. I appreciate the time of quiet and rest, which is something I don't get much of and is actually dire in my condition.
So as we fold in the old year and unwrap the new- I wish you all new and old friends
the very best in 2013.

CHEERS TO A HAPPIER- HEALTHIER NEW YEAR!!

Yolanda


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