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chief medical officer and host of the Spotlight On series from WebMD's

Health Discovered Podcasts. For this special two-part episode, you'll hear up close and

personal journeys about being diagnosed with a rare type of cancer, multiple myeloma.

He looked at me. I have been his patient for more than 20 years,

and he said, this is really strange. You're an African American, age 57. I've never seen this before.

This back pain that you're continually having with no signs of osteoporosis.

No signs, exactly. And I didn't have any signs of osteoporosis in my family history.

Listen to Health Discovered on the I-Heart Radio app or wherever you get your podcasts.

The Clark's sisters promised me that Jesus was a love song.

Well, listen, there definitely wasn't any love in Potomac this past weekend.

If there was a love song in Potomac, it had a trap beat underneath it or a hip hop beat.

It had some underneath it.

It was produced by Gucci Main or Young Jeezie or Two Changed it.

Dr. Maddie Moss didn't have anything to do with that love song.

It's your weekly Housewives Roundup episode, aka your new All Things Potomac episode of me and you, the housewives, and Marvel 2.

Let's do it.

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