How do people survive angioimmunoblastic T cell lymphoma?
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25 days agoI was diagnosed in April by accident when I had a lymph node removed I have a rare form called angioimmunblastic T cell Lymphona. It affects only 4 percent of bloody cancer patients. I have completed three infusions and will have three to go. Has anyone had this type of cancer and how you have survived?
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25 days agoAngioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma is indeed a rare form that affects a small percentage of lymphoma patients, and it's completely natural to seek connection with others who have faced similar diagnoses. While each person's journey with this type of lymphoma is unique, many patients in this community have found strength in sharing their experiences and supporting one another through treatment. Consider reaching out to connect with others who may have walked a similar path - their stories and insights could provide valuable perspective as you continue your treatment journey.
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