How do I cope after RCHOP chemo for lymphoma?

Completing RCHOP treatment is a significant milestone, and it's completely natural to have questions about what comes next in recovery. Many people in this community have walked a similar path and found that connecting with others who understand can be incredibly helpful during this time. The support and prayers shared here show the strength of this community - consider reaching out to your care team about any specific concerns you may have as you move forward.

Ty all prayers 🙏 ❤️ I just got rounds 4 .need encouragement that's why I came here. It was tought today.

Sept 11 I was supposed to have and I was pushed a week. All good shows they care to give best treatment. Today 9/17 tada 4th done .there was a BELL RING then not so good. Man rushed to Er. But they did everything right. Never lost control. This struggle 😫 CANCER SUCKS but I'm stronger even in bed..my life has had many bumps..started at 4 burst appendix. I suvived. 5x come back near death. I suvived.lol no I didn't see bright light or angels.or talk to God. Yes He does anwsered prays its His time. This Ladt time He took my voice stopped my breathe and when I cried out at that exact moment a lady came in my room and said my i pray with you. As we prayed a stranger. Said God is walking before you He heard your prayer .in my head I heard a voice say I have never left you. As I meditated with a worship tv befor I slept. As I Prayed the person anwser scripture says . And quoted scripture.yes my angels are surrounding you paslm 91 has been my go to verse. And another person walked in my room with a pamphlet the next day .and said I would like to leave this. Yes this sin broke down in tears. GOD LOVES ME.

In July 2025 I was diagnosed with large b-cell lymphoma in my groin. Seven days later I was diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer in my bladder. I went through four months of chemo which put the lymphoma in remission. Then in December I started radiation treatments for the neuroendocrine cancer. In May 2026 a PET Scan showed that the cancer has metastasized to my lungs, liver, spine, right femur and right hip bone. So more chemo beginning in June. An MRI on October 3 showed over 50 lesions in my brain! More radiation started yesterday. The outcome isn't encouraging. I'm trying to keep my cup half full but it's getting more difficult with each new diagnosis.