The Waldenstrom's Weekly

April 14, 2023

Volume 3, Issue 13

We are lucky to have an organization that offers so many educational opportunities! I cannot wait to meet other WM patients next weekend! -E.C.

Today marks the occasion of the 100th Issue of the WM Weekly Newsletter! To celebrate this milestone, the 100th person to open this newsletter will win IWMF swag of their choosing!

ONE WEEK AWAY! REGISTER TODAY

FREE Virtual Programming ALL next weekend!

We are ONE WEEK away from our Educational Forum! Be sure to book your virtual OR in-person front row seat HERE!



We are so excited for next week, and we hope you will join us along with members of the WM community worldwide. Whether you plan to attend in-person in St. Louis OR virtually, the Ed Forum is a unique opportunity to learn from world-renowned WM clinicians and researchers, and spend time with fellow patients and supporters who are also experiencing the WM journey.

For everyone joining us in-person, we look forward to meeting you in St. Louis!

Webinar from Rare Disease Legislative Advocates:

The COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Unwinding

April 20th, 2023

9:00AM PT/12:00PM ET

During this free webinar, attendees will learn more about the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency ending and the implications for the rare disease community. You can register HERE.

TODAY AT 2:00 PM U.S. ET! Sound Meditation for WM

TODAY at 2:00PM U.S. ET!

Relax to the sound of Ann Grace's authentic Himalayan Singing bowls, with gentle verbal guidance to further calm the nervous system. According to sound healing traditions that have been passed down through both lineage and training, these bowls introduce a healing harmonic sound wave that helps dislodge stagnation on the cellular level, bringing the mind and body into perfect tune. 

Contact Shelly for the Zoom link at [email protected]

WM Community Corner

Eunice Quast, IWMF Support Group Leader for MN/WI, is sporting the IWMF hoodie she won from the Ed Forum Facebook Live Raffle! If you want to sport your own piece of swag, click here.

Veteran Dental Assistance for U.S. Patients

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is pleased to announce a partnership with NYU Dentistry’s Veterans Oral Care Access Resource (VOCARE) to help Veterans with blood cancer gain access to dental care.

Any Veteran, regardless of dental benefit class, who requires dental procedures to begin lifesaving therapy for a blood cancer or as a consequence of therapy for a blood cancer, will be eligible for financial assistance to cover the costs of dental services. 

Care will be provided at the NYU Dentistry Oral Health Center for People with Disabilities. Although treatment takes place in New York City, the program is available to all Veterans as long at they reside in the U.S. or a U.S. territory, and can travel to New York City. 

All expenses for the required dental care will be covered, as long as funding is available. Veterans can receive services more than once. Covered expenses include, but are not limited to, extractions, root canals, jaw surgery, dentures, cavity fillings, and gum disease.