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Barbara and AMN were my primary source of information and support following my diagnosis in 2014. Through them, I was able to achieve a level of calm that allowed me to move forward with and cope with the disease and new reality of my circumstances, and I continue to benefit from their outreach. Jack's story is inspiring and holds out the possibility of thriving for years to come for the rest of us survivors. Thank you.

Breast Cancer survivor caregiver. I’ve been going to and utilizing the Cancer Caregivers Education Programs for over 7 years. It’s a wonderful program and have help my family a great deal.

I'm grateful for all the information I have learned at all the conferences my family and I have attended. It is great to hear all the top doctors share their knowledge about the latest research and treatment options.The Caregiver Seminars presented by Arizona Myeloma Network have provided me and my sons with lots of useful tips as we continue in our roles as caregivers to my wife who is a multiple myeloma survivor.

Son diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma at age 43. Although he only lived 6 months after diagnosis, the Multiple Myeloma Network lead by Barbara Kavanagh connected me with the best resources and supported my Family through the health care systems. We are thoroughly grateful for all their support.

Arizona Myeloma Network is definitely one of the great nonprofits in Arizona. My family has been involved with this organization for over 12 years and it has been extremely beneficial for us. Our whole family has received benefits from the organization, not just the patient and the caregiver. Arizona Myeloma Network has become a huge part of our life.

I have attended several seminars that were produced by AMN. Each one has given me information that I was not finding anywhere else. This information has helped me understand and cope with my myeloma journey, especially during my first year. My plan is to continue attending AMN seminars as long as they are available to me.

How lucky I am to have met Barbara Kavanagh! When I was first diagnosed (and scared) with Multiple Myeloma, I attended an informational meeting with a friend. At this meeting, hosted by the Arizona Myeloma Network, I learned so much about Multiple Myeloma, and I met a wonderful woman, Barbara Cavanaugh. She calmed my nerves and fears. The programs put on by the Arizona Myeloma Network are outstanding. A wide variety of topics for both patients and caregivers are presented. It is an active organization, and offers amazing programs. How lucky we are to have these programs in Arizona!

The AZ Myeloma Network is the most caring, loving, giving organization I've ever come into contact with. They gave me and my family members an outing filled with happiness, joy, and peace that will never be forgotten. Without question, this organization is the epitome of a great nonprofit agency. The 'strive for excellence' is not only pursued but achieved by the members of the group. Their gifts of love will be remembered, cherished and heralded. AZ Myeloma Network is the consummate nonprofit and I only wish all nonprofits could be as great.