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Live Every Day
Built for MPN patients

Your companion for the in-between.

The biggest choices in our journey are the ones we make every day.

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The Live Every Day Foundation hopes to help improve each day to support those of us with chronic or rare cancers.

The most important person in your care team is you.

My Diagnosis My Diagnosis
Step 01
My Diagnosis
Each MPN has its own pattern. The app shapes itself to yours.
Track Symptoms Track Symptoms
Step 02
Track Symptoms
The MPN-10, the instrument your hematologist already reads. Scored against your own average.
View Your Data View Your Data
Step 03
View Your Data
Twelve years of platelets on one line. Toggle any two metrics and watch them move.
Understand Your Journey Understand Your Journey
Step 04
Understand Your Journey
What held steady. What shifted. What is worth raising, added straight to your brief.
Be Prepared Be Prepared
Step 05
Be Prepared
One page for the room. Your numbers, your observations, your questions.
Where this started

I was having a hard time understanding my own symptoms.
It turned out the rest of us were too.

I could not tell what was my disease, what was my medication, and what was just a hard week, and I had no way to show anyone. When the MPN Research Foundation asked the community about MPN unmet needs in 2024, several of the priorities that came back described exactly what I had been struggling with on my own.

John Grudnowski · ET patient, and the person who started this

Why we start with MPN

The MPN community asked for this.
We are working on the answer.

In 2024, the MPN Research Foundation asked the community about MPN unmet needs, and the answers keep circling the same few things. We want to understand our own numbers. We want to know our symptoms well enough to describe them out loud. And we want to walk into an appointment with the right questions already in hand, instead of thinking of them in the car afterwards.

What the community said
“Persistent symptom burden, led by fatigue”
What we are buildingA check-in built on the MPN-10, so fatigue gets written down rather than remembered, and measured against your own ordinary rather than a population average.
What the community said
“Limited use of structured monitoring tools”
What we are buildingThe same instrument your hematologist already reads, in your pocket, free, and taking about a minute.
What the community said
“Gaps in understanding disease progression”
What we are buildingYears of labs and symptoms on one line, so a slow change is something you can see rather than something you find out later.
53%
say slowing or delaying progression is what matters most to them.
63%
say the people around them do not really understand what they are going through.
3–6
months between appointments. The stretch we carry on our own.
MPN Research Foundation · 2024 Patient Unmet Needs Assessment Featured partnerMPN Research Foundation
What goes in

Your data. Your decisions.

Fatigue (among other symptoms) can come from our disease, our medication, a short night, or a hard week. The only way to tell them apart is to have all your data in one place; the numbers, the appointment notes, and the life happening in-between.

Labs
Upload a PDF or connect your portal. CBCs going back as far as you have them. Twelve years, in one case.
Symptoms
The MPN-10, every few days. Ten questions, about a minute, in your own words if you prefer.
Wearables
Apple Health and Oura. Sleep, activity, resting heart rate, running quietly in the background.
Vitals
Blood pressure, weight, temperature, oxygen. Logged at home, between visits.
Medications
Every start, stop and dose change, with the date and the reason it changed.
Context
Weather, travel, a cold, a hard week. The things that explain a number.
Yours by default. Nothing is shared with anyone, not a doctor, not a family member, not a researcher, unless you say so. And you can take it back.
Where we go from here

The in-between is not ours alone.

Now
Myeloproliferative neoplasms
Essential thrombocythemia · polycythemia vera · myelofibrosis
What I, John, live with every day. A natural place to test and build. And with the incredible MPN community I learn from and lean on.
Next
The rest of the blood family
CLL · chronic leukemias · lymphomas, and other rare blood diseases
The shortest step we can take. The same blood counts, the same long watch-and-wait, and often the same hematologist already in the room.
Then
Survivorship and surveillance
Thyroid cancer survivorship · prostate active surveillance
Years of watching one number after being told you are fine and sent home. A phase of care rather than a diagnosis, and almost nobody builds for it.
Later
Chronic conditions with labs
Crohn’s and colitis · kidney disease · lupus · heart failure
Not cancer, but the same shape underneath: self-managed day to day, anchored to a real lab value, and lived mostly between appointments.
How we decide

We will not walk into a new community until all of this is true.

  • A number that tracks the disease. Objective, clinical, and theirs, the way a platelet count belongs to an ET patient.
  • A symptom instrument their doctors already trust. Not something we invented. Something a clinician reads fluently.
  • A foundation willing to walk in with us. We are guests in someone else’s community, and we would rather be introduced than arrive uninvited.
  • A founding patient, and doctors who will shape it. Someone who lives it, telling us what actually matters, and clinicians willing to say when we have it wrong.

If you are a patient, a doctor or a foundation interested in discussing how we could build something truly helpful for your community, please contact us at support@liveeveryday.health.

Live Every Day

“If any part of this is familiar to you, we’d be honored to be part of your journey.”

John Grudnowski  ·  ET patient, founder

MPN pilot

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