Diagnosed in 2007 at 59, Jim has had various treatments, including transplant and recently, a clinical trial with Talquetamab. Jim founded the Memphis group and is passionate about supporting the myeloma community. Having a solid support system at home, with his best friend, wife of over 50 years, and care partner, Linda has provided Jim strength when he needed it most. To say she is the “best” would be an understatement.
Jim works full-time & is very involved with his church-Jim shares that exercise, diet, and prayer make a difference. Jim says, “I have been a student of this disease for many years now and I feel God has called me to be a small part in helping others navigate this process and encouraging them to be their best advocates.”
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Support Group Website: The Memphis/Mid-South Multiple Myeloma Support Group
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