Sagittarius
08-17-2016, 06:36 PM
[MENTION=23498]bryyzy[/MENTION], news like yours hits hard. I am sorry to hear it.
22 years ago, I was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. I went through treatment and all was OK. Then I came up with a new diagnosis, not a recurrence, in 2001. More treatment and now things seem to be OK, at least for the last 15 years since the treatment ended. Take my word for it. You can have a successful outcome with this. Keep your chin up and come here to blow off steam when you need to. Your chances are very good.
Just a couple of words of advice.
You will hear all kinds of crazy stories. Take them with a big grain of salt.
Everyone is different. One of the most interesting things about this strange disease is the every patient is unique. You will come through this in your own individual way. I'll lay odds that you will do very well.
YOU are the guy in charge. Ask questions. Learn what you can. You have every right to know exactly what is going on. Knowledge boosts confidence.
Finally, these days everything you can imagine is on the web. If you want to look things up try some reliable sites like Cleveland Clinic, WebMD or Mayo Clinic. Watch out for stuff that doesn't make sense.
You have friends here. Cancer is not going to change that. Good vibes are heading your way.
22 years ago, I was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. I went through treatment and all was OK. Then I came up with a new diagnosis, not a recurrence, in 2001. More treatment and now things seem to be OK, at least for the last 15 years since the treatment ended. Take my word for it. You can have a successful outcome with this. Keep your chin up and come here to blow off steam when you need to. Your chances are very good.
Just a couple of words of advice.
You will hear all kinds of crazy stories. Take them with a big grain of salt.
Everyone is different. One of the most interesting things about this strange disease is the every patient is unique. You will come through this in your own individual way. I'll lay odds that you will do very well.
YOU are the guy in charge. Ask questions. Learn what you can. You have every right to know exactly what is going on. Knowledge boosts confidence.
Finally, these days everything you can imagine is on the web. If you want to look things up try some reliable sites like Cleveland Clinic, WebMD or Mayo Clinic. Watch out for stuff that doesn't make sense.
You have friends here. Cancer is not going to change that. Good vibes are heading your way.
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