Are You Up for Myeloma Challenge 2020?
We can’t be physically together this year due to COVID-19, so we have a new challenge for you!
Set your own personal challenge to help raise funds and awareness to beat myeloma. Choose something that you can do at your personal stage of myeloma; something unique and based on your own personal journey. Read More…
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AGM Rescheduled for July
SAMPS will be hosting a virtual AGM on July 7, 2020 in lieu of the meeting previously scheduled for March 12, 2020. All members are encouraged to attend. Read More…
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New Link to Foothills Hospital Updates
To ensure you have access to the latest updates from Alberta Health Services regarding any modified hospital services or protocols, please visit their novel coronavirus (COVID-19) Information for People Visiting Residents & Patients page. Full Details…
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Urgent - Petition to Repeal PMPRB Changes
Please take a moment to read the petition request from the Canadian Organization for Rare Disorders below. This petition concerns the PMPRB proposed changes, which would come into effect on July 1, 2020. The closing date for signatures is Wednesday, May 20, 2020. Read More…
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Daratumumab (Darzalex®) Treatment Survey
Myeloma Canada is conducting a survey of “people living with myeloma who have used, or would like to use, daratumumab (Darzalex®) administered by a subcutaneous injection – where a needle is inserted just under the skin - rather than by infusion or intravenous.” Read More…
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COVID-19 Update for Myeloma Patients
SAMPS is dedicated to providing support and information to myeloma patients as they journey through the various stages of treatment. The unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic has put an incredible stress on many areas of our health care system. Myeloma patients in Southern Alberta are particularly dependent on the Foothills Hospital campus, with the Tom Baker facility acting as the hub of treatment/ongoing care. SAMPS has become aware that the Foothills Hospital has implemented a number of changes to procedure and restrictions. The goal is to reduce community spread of COVID-19, along with protecting patients, staff and visitors alike. Read More…
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