When your child has lymphoma: Laura’s story
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ม.ค. 2019
- Laura's son, Sonny, was diagnosed with Burkitt lymphoma when he was 5 years old. In this film she talks about how the family coped with his diagnosis and treatment, and she explains how she coped with having a child with cancer.
For more information visit www.lymphoma-action.org.uk
Lymphoma is very treatable, keep being strong guys and best luck!
Whoever dislikes this has no heart. I am watching this before my first chemotherapy
Wish you luck (:
@@breakfastgamer thanks 😃
@@martiwilson2995 Welcome
@@martiwilson2995 how r u
Hope you're doing well now
I'm in tears watching this Laura. Please g-d your words of advice reach the people who need it and they can seek and accept help to get them through such a trying time. Xxx
Thankyou for sharing. Very helpful. Beautiful children and family. X
Merci pour votre témoignage, cela aidera beaucoup de parents...Thank you very much this is so helpful
Omg I'm so sorry
Thank you for this video. My little grandson has just been diagnosed of Hopkins lymphoma. There is a lot going in my mind to process and find solutions. A lot of questions as well. Especially, confused about what chemotherapy is.
We're sorry to learn that your grandson has recently been diagnosed with lymphoma, and can appreciate this must be a very difficult time; as you mention, a lot going around in your mind, with many questions, and this is very understandable. We're pleased that the video was helpful, and we send our best wishes to you, and to your grandson.
Radiation and I hope your grandson is doing well. God bless.🙏
💞💞💞
How is he now in 2022? blessings ❤
hi no one likes me at school because I also have Lymphoma and I love my life no one can stop me from living BE YOU
Sorry to hear that you are experiencing this at school Bernadette, and hope this improves for you. We would suggest speaking to someone you trust about what you may be going through if you feel this may be helpful; to seek support and advice to help you. Your comments about living life, and being you, are I'm sure very supportive and empowering messages to many, and we send our best wishes to you.
No you do not understand is her daughter that is saying this hi so ah
@@bernadettepetersen6294 it happens some people are fucked up who do jokes about someone bad time keep it up you will do it
How many months treatment, and how many chemotherapy for him?
We don't have this information to hand, and having listened again to the video it doesn't mention this. Lymphoma is a very individual condition, and people may have different experiences. You may find our information on lymphoma in children helpful, as this outlines treatment in general: lymphoma-action.org.uk/types-lymphoma-lymphoma-children-and-young-people/lymphoma-children
@@LymphomaAction Hi, I was treated for four months in Great Ormand Street Hospital. 🙂
@@sonny262
My son is recently diagnosed with classical hodgkins lymphoma
Is it curable
What are best treatment options
Any side effects of chemotherapy
@@aamreen516how is your son doing now?
I’m confused. I’m an infectious disease specialist and trained in oncology case review. Lymphoma is a blood type cancer and a very common one. Ive never heard of a single case afflicting the bowel system or those internal organ tissues. You also wouldn’t get a cancer diagnoses so quickly without a lymph node biopsy which you didn’t mention. Lymphoma is first found in lymph nodes that are enlarged and cause variety of symptoms from Grade A to Grade B. An ultrasound will generally be efficient enough to determine if the lesion is cancerous by properties and a biopsy will confirm if needed. I think this story needs an accuracy check because with respect, this isn’t lymphoma. It could be a leukemia which is another type of blood cancer but that’s entirely different.
In this video, Laura talks about her experience of her son’s diagnosis and treatment for Burkitt lymphoma. She does not go into detail about all the tests and scans he had during his diagnosis. Laura’s son was diagnosed with Burkitt lymphoma and was treated at Great Ormond Street Hospital (a specialist children’s hospital in the UK). Abdominal symptoms are very common in children who have this type of lymphoma. Although some types of lymphoma predominantly affect the lymph nodes, it can affect other parts of the body, too. We have more information about lymphoma in children and about Burkitt lymphoma on our website, www.lymphoma-action.org.uk
No way are you disagreeing with this little boy’s cancer diagnosis 💀 Humble yourself