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New diagnosis: my partner has just been diagnosed with Myeloma

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  1. My partner has just been diagnosed with Myeloma. It's broken our hearts but we are trying to come to terms with it. We have no idea what to expect and would like to know what support we are able to try as I don't think my mental health is going to cope with looking after myself to keep healthy to be able to support and care for my partner. 
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    Cancer is devastating! I’m in the same boat as you of not knowing what to expect for my loved one. I too am struggling with my mental health and trying to hold it together for everyone else, but teetering on the edge of losing it completely. 
    Do you have friends and family to talk to? My friends are my lifeline and have already supported me so much over the years (as I have them). They truly are the ones that keep me going. 

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    Cancer is devastating! I’m in the same boat as you of not knowing what to expect for my loved one. I too am struggling with my mental health and trying to hold it together for everyone else, but teetering on the edge of losing it completely. 
    Do you have friends and family to talk to? My friends are my lifeline and have already supported me so much over the years (as I have them). They truly are the ones that keep me going. 

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