When Andrew McVey’s father was diagnosed with multiple
myeloma in 1995, he was told he had a %50 chance of living more than two years.
Thanks to advances in treatment made possible by the MMRF, his father was able
to beat the odds and lived a full decade after his diagnosis. “The MMRF gave
him a new lease on life,” Andrew said. “The advances in treatment extended
Dad’s life, and gave him good quality of life… I am eternally grateful to the
MMRF!” With his run, Andrew is helping patients like his dad by supporting
research that helps extend patients’ lives and give them hope for a cure! Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Eternally Grateful
When Andrew McVey’s father was diagnosed with multiple
myeloma in 1995, he was told he had a %50 chance of living more than two years.
Thanks to advances in treatment made possible by the MMRF, his father was able
to beat the odds and lived a full decade after his diagnosis. “The MMRF gave
him a new lease on life,” Andrew said. “The advances in treatment extended
Dad’s life, and gave him good quality of life… I am eternally grateful to the
MMRF!” With his run, Andrew is helping patients like his dad by supporting
research that helps extend patients’ lives and give them hope for a cure! 
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