How do I cope with lymphoma diagnosis after hysterectomy complications?

Facing a new cancer diagnosis after already dealing with serious health challenges can feel overwhelming, and those feelings of fear and uncertainty are completely natural. Many people in this community have found that connecting with experienced oncologists and getting a second opinion helps them feel more confident about their treatment path. Moffitt Cancer Center is indeed well-regarded for lymphoma treatment, and exploring your options there could provide valuable insights. This community is here to support you through this journey - consider sharing updates as you learn more, as others who've walked similar paths may have helpful perspectives to offer.

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I know how scary it all is. I did it alone with my 2 yr old grandson. It was so hard. I was so sick but the chemo took all the sick away. I'll have cancer forever but my hair never fell out and I never threw up. They also gave me a port for immunotherapy with the chemo. I went from 190 lbs of lymphatic swelling to 135 lbs after my first chemo. Shrunk so fast. I felt amazing afterwards mine is NHL follicular. There are 79 different NHL cancers. They are all so different. Mine is blood cancer that is easy to treat but life long. I eat better now and I quit smoking and I walk. I cut out sugar and I fast some too. May God give you comfort & peace. Pray and pray with others. When 2 or more come together in prayer, he is there. God bless you honey. Stay strong. Fear is a liar.