What should I expect from red devil chemo after CLL and lymphoma diagnosis?

Also I have been told that I am having chemo till the end of March every three weeks . Then radiation maybe 4 times after that.

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Hello Margaret I just finished 6 rounds of RCHOP chemo for large B cell lymphoma My advice stay positive eat 4 small meals a day , even if you don’t want to , drink lots of water , and stay active . I was in hospital twice but last month I was told I was in remission . You can do this !!!

Thank you Tim

Hey, Peggy, I was diagnosed with Primary B cell Lymphoma in August, working through 6 rounds of Chemo every 21 days. I’m getting the Doxorubicin (red devil) as part of my mix and so far so good. My Oncologist told me by the numbers I am in remission already, but should finish treatments to be safe. Just wanted to say hang in there! You’ve got this! We are all in your corner!

Thank you Anne words of encouragement ❤️

I was diagnosed two years ago with the very same CLL/SLL. Found the B cell lymphoma and the also aspirated my bone marrow and found small white cell lymphocytic leukemia and I was extremely anemic. Have been taking a medication called Brukinsa for two months now and feeling much better… my immune system is still compromised and I can’t be in big crowds. But Brukinsa is a relatively new medicine that is a target therapy drug instead of chemo. Please ask your doctor and you also can read about it online. Mary Zierke