Multiple Myeloma
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I had a stem cell transplant in 2018 and went on revlimid and 1 mg of dex daily.. I worked with Alex Wilbrink in Colorado Springs and he was able to get everything approved with the FAA. Had to have a waiver but not a big deal. Flew for two years until the revlimid quit working. Now I'm on
brand new stuff that I'm sure the FAA would say no to.
brand new stuff that I'm sure the FAA would say no to.
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I'm trying to get back in the ATC saddle. Multiple Myeloma remissin since Dec 2023. Would love the info. I'll shoot you a PM
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I had a stem cell transplant in 2018 and went on revlimid and 1 mg of dex daily.. I worked with Alex Wilbrink in Colorado Springs and he was able to get everything approved with the FAA. Had to have a waiver but not a big deal. Flew for two years until the revlimid quit working. Now I'm on
brand new stuff that I'm sure the FAA would say no to.
brand new stuff that I'm sure the FAA would say no to.
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