How do you stay positive after a TNBC breast cancer diagnosis?

I was diagnosed with stage 4 non Hodgkin's large B cell lymphoma. The last chemo was at the end of May. PET Scan in June. In July, the oncologist said I was in remission. Two weeks ago, I took my wife in for breast cancer surgery. She's doing great. It's hard to get her to relax. It's been one heck of a year. She had a lumpectomy. It was a pretty big mass so a plastic surgeon worked with the breast surgeon. While the breast surgeon did the lumpectomy, the plastic surgeon reduced the size of the other breast so they would be close to the same size. He then closed the cancer side so the scar would be minimized. Pretty amazing. Even after all this, God is good. We feel blessed.

Praying for healing.

Your faith and positive outlook can be powerful sources of strength during this journey. Many community members find that focusing on each day as a blessing, as you're doing, helps them navigate the challenges ahead. Connecting with your oncology team will give you the information and support you need to move forward with confidence. Wishing you peace and strength as you prepare for your upcoming appointment.