Waldenstrom Unplugged : Series Trailer
Welcome to Waldenstrom Unplugged, Words Matter.
Join leading WM expert, Professor Shirley DeSaw, and
WM patient and advocate Bob Perry as they
make sense of the language, science, and lived
experience of Waldenstrom Macroglobulinemia, or WM.
Together, they'll translate complex medical jargon into clear,
practical conversations to help us better understand and
navigate life with WM.
Let's dive in.
Hello, I'm Professor Shirley DeSaw, a hematologist specializing
in Waldenstrom Macroglobulinemia, or WM.
I've spent many years caring for people with
WM and working to improve how we understand
and treat this rare disease.
And I'm Bob Perry, a WM patient, advocate,
and apparently Shirley's unofficial question master.
I've lived with WM for over a decade,
and I've spoken to hundreds of patients around
the world about their experiences.
Together, we're bringing you Waldenstrom Unplugged, Words Matter,
a podcast for people living with WM, their
families, and anyone who wants to understand this
complicated condition a little better.
In the episodes ahead, we'll unpack the language
and science of WM, diagnosis, symptoms, treatment, new
drugs, research, and the search for a cure.
But we'll also talk about the things that
don't always make it into a medical textbook.
What's it actually like to receive a diagnosis,
living with uncertainty, finding the right information, looking
after your well-being, and making sure that
you don't have to face WM alone?
We'll have conversations with experts, patients, and people
from across the WM community.
And we'll ask the questions that patients really
want answered.
No question is too simple, no question is
too stupid, and we'll try and unpack any
jargon.
So join us for Waldenstrom Unplugged, Words Matter.
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Thanks for listening to Waldenstrom Unplugged, Words Matter,
with Shirley Desai and Bob Perry.
This podcast is proudly supported by the International
Waldenstrom Macroglobulinemia Foundation.
For more information and support, please visit iwmf
.com.
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