December 12, 2007
Hello everyone, sorry it has been so long since last post…
The good news is….ta ta ta ta ta ta I am down 40 pounds and 35.5 inches. WooHoo, Praise God!!!!!
That is a lot of taters!! 
I have my brochure ready to send out and will attached it on a post I will send out tomorrow. Please feel free to print off and pass around to whomever and where-ever you can.
We are all a team player here so we all need to get busy and move ahead with this.
I have sent an e-mail to the IMF contact to request an addition to be made to my site there showing the contributions thus far. Hopefully they can add like the thermometer thingy and that will begin rising. I am a third of the way to my goal, oh my goodness, a third of the way, WOW! How exciting. Now we just need to get the donations coming in.
I thought about planing a Poker Tournament, got the idea from Tackling Myeloma Foundation by Eli Alexander check out their site. www.tacklemyelomafoundation.com
Multiple Myeloma is on the rise not on the decline. So it is imperative that we get the information out there.
Blessings to you all,
Until tomorrow when I will send out the brochure.
Debi
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How hard was it? I think I’m the ONLY MM patient who tends to GAIN weight, rather than lose it. I find it so difficult to diet now.
Beth
Beth, So far I have been blessed in the fact that it has been easy so far. I believe that since this effort has a dual purpose, one for raising money for MM awareness and research and the other to get me in shape for a Medical Missions trip to Africa in the Spring, has made it somewhat easier to do this.
I understand that with all the steriods you must be on it has to be extermely difficult to lose. That is something we can join together in prayer over. I have learned that faith can overcome many things. The side effects of medication is something we need to put to our Lord for protection from, to have as little side affect as possible from the things taken to save lives.
Blessings to you and if I don’t talk to you before, Merry Chritsmas!