 That was the case for Oakland resident Judith Dambowick. She was 58 and working as a physical therapist when she found out her swollen and painful eye was from multiple myeloma. Ten years after that diagnosis, she's become invested in the effort to change Medigap. It's the options. It's the choice that matters. Dambowick has a Medicare Advantage plan, and she's okay with it. But with her cancer, traditional treatment options often stop working. I still have some left of the traditional.