How can I find support in my cancer journey?

Hello

hi how are u doing?

how's treatment?

Things are good. Currently not in treatment. I was diagnosed with a condition called follicular non-Hodgkin lymphoma low-grade, stage four. We are in a watch and wait, they don’t want to do treatment until it becomes aggressive. Kinda like sitting around and waiting for a ticking time bomb to go off. How are you?

Hi, I am 35, and I lost my hair. I have a body rash and I have Hodgkin lymphoma. I have had lots of chemotherapy and now I am supposed to be in the hospital for several weeks soon for a stem cell transplant. Then I can't be around people for a while. Also after the stem cell transplant I am supposed to get one chemotherapy drug every three weeks for a year. It's a lot but I'm hanging in there. I'm trying to start an exercise regimen and I'm struggling though.

Finding support during a Hodgkin lymphoma journey can make a meaningful difference, and there are many resources available including support groups, counseling services, and online communities like this one where others understand what you're going through. Consider reaching out to your healthcare team for local support group recommendations, connecting with organizations like the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, or simply engaging here with others who share similar experiences.