Please read all my comments as I too had major stress when first diagnosed. I've always been a positive person and in those early days found myself reading all the worst outcomes associated with Mgus. Even haemotologist and visits to him at the cancer ward were stressful as I looked around the people in the waiting area! So I changed my studies to the positive side and the "cured", took stock of my diet and drastically changed everything that was a contributing factor in my Mgus. I do have some slight left over side effects that may have been a result of a fall from a ladder and the resulting haemotoma,loss of feeling in my left knee directly below the bruise. I still have some neuropathy in both feet in my middle toes. Look most critically and analyse your diet, your exercise regime and most importantly control your stress, perhaps with meditation. You must snap out of the negative thought process as this contributes. This too was hard for me. Good luck, Dorothy - Rob Wright
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