For more information, please contact
Gail McCray 404-991-9406
E-mail: [email protected]
We have zoom available for those who want to join us virtually, contact us for the link.
33.724584, -84.5066732
We invite you to join a network where you will increase your knowledge about this Multiple Myeloma disease, cancer patient's and caregiver's journey. Learn directly from members of our medical and social service centers, gain assess to resources and personal aide during your survivorship/caregiver journey.
Our sole goal is to inform and empower the patient, caregiver, family members, and friends along the Multiple Myeloma journey. Learn all you can during our meetings and share your experiences and knowledge, if you would like.
Your partners in health,
The Southside Myeloma Support Group
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About Us
The Atlanta Area Support Group has expanded to two groups with meeting locations on the north and south sides of Metro Atlanta.
Our group; Southside Atlanta Area Multiple Myeloma Support group was formed on June 26, 2006 by a multiple myeloma patient; Doris Morgan, who felt that it was essential for both patients and their community of supporters to have a place to network where they could both increase their knowledge about multiple myeloma and support other people going through the same experience within her community.
We are glad you found the Southside Atlanta Area Multiple Myeloma Support Group and hope that you will use us to help you understand the Multiple Myeloma journey.
We are multiple myeloma patients, multiple myeloma survivors, family members, caregivers/friends, and members of the medical community and/or non-profit organizations. Most importantly we are here for you, let us know how we may be of help to you and how we can serve your specific needs for support.
A cancer diagnosis is at best difficult for the patient, but is a journey that all the patient’s loved ones will travel. We want you to be empowered to be the best patient, caregiver, family member, and friend in the process. Gain assess to resources and aide. Learn all you can during our meetings and share your experiences and knowledge, if you would like; it can be of help to another member of our network.
In this Health Line episode Lyn Vaugn talks to IMF Support Group Director Nancy Bruno and Atlanta area multiple myeloma patients Kimberly Starbuck and Joe Brown.