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I have always wanted to climb Kili. I climbed Mt. Whitney one year after my stem cell transplant as a fundraiser for MMRF. Since then, I have looked for my next major mountain. Kili was always on that list. I also have a real affinity for North Africa. I was there in the ’90s several times as part of my job. Since then, I have always had a special feeling for that part of the world. I almost see this trip as destiny for me. It was meant to happen...

A 15-person team of multiple myeloma patients, doctors, family members, and supporters climbed the renowned 19,341-foot Uhuru Peak on Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa, to raise awareness and funds for critical multiple myeloma research.

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