Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Diagnosis and Treatment (Stage 4) | Eve's Cancer Story
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ธ.ค. 2017
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Brave girls. I'm 52 and have had both Hodgkin's and now non Hodgkins Lymphoma with a 2 year gap in between My condition is incurable but treatable. Your video has inspired me with your candour and strength.
So sorry to hear about your diagnoses. Thanks for leaving a comment, Richard, and best of luck with your treatment.
I need prays just was told I have Endometrial Cancer and now it's in my stomach this can't be good and I'm scared. I start chemo in about a week. Then I pray I can have my hysterectomy. I know 100% that Jesus is with me and I hold on to Him with all the strength I have...........I love Jesus and know He loves me.
Wishing you the best, Diane. So sorry to hear you have been diagnosed with endometrial cancer. Sending positive thoughts your way for when you start treatment next week.
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I was told with my last gyn visit that a polyp might be in my uterus...got symptoms of fatigue, aches, headaches especially(dehydration from IBS maybe....or...cancer...or both:(). I hope your cancer is an early stage but know that stage 4 isn't always bad news.
Jesus is with you so closely beautiful🙏🏼💕God Bless
You ok?
You girls are both wonderful!!! I’m really looking forward to more videos like this one! Thanks for sharing Eve x
Thanks for your support, Isla. I'll be posting another 1-2 videos from this session with Eve (where we are discussing different topics) so look out for them this month!
I had the same type (alcl alk+ - I'm still trying to make sense of the name!) As your friend when I was 19 (though mine was stage 1b so not as severe). Can definitely relate to it being constantly referred to as 'old man's disease' though and my dr's were baffled as well! Glad to see you both appear so upbeat and positive. Wish you both good health for the future and thank you for the video :) xx
Thanks Brave hearts for sharing honestly your medical, psychological and experiential understanding of lymphoma. Shalom,
Thank you, Ednoisin.
I was diagnosed B-cell lymphomas which are types of lymphoma affecting B cells. Lymphomas are blood cancers" in the lymph nodes. They develop more frequently in older adults and in compromised individuals.I remember being on my knees praying, “God, I will fight as hard as I can if you just let me get through this chemo stuff.” When I went in, Dr. Noy said, “I have something that’s going to help. I’m going to give you Procrit after you get your chemo.” Once I got the Procrit, I never felt again like I had after that first chemo treatment. I got tired and I didn’t feel 100 percent, but I was really okay. My cancer became very real to me once I lost my hair. But by then the mystery, the uncertainty, was sort of gone. Not gone, but it just wasn’t at the forefront. There were things that I started looking forward to doing, like going out and not just staying in the house. By then, the weather had started getting really nice, and I decided I needed to get out. I would go for a long walk or take the subway into the city and look in the store windows. It’s funny, people I didn’t know would chat with me on the bus, on the train. We would talk about anything. That made me feel a lot better. It come a day when i was told by a lady to try and do some research on the internet for help maybe there will be a cure to my Cancer.I google for treatment for cancer and i saw some testimony about the herbalist called Dr ODIA and the great work of his Herbal Herbs. With the hope i have in God i believe this to be the end of my problem for i have pray for a solution from God. I contact Dr ODIA with the giving email and also click on his website to see his work. I finally believed in him and told him about my problem. He prepare His Herbal medicine and which I was advice to take for three weeks, There are lot to say about Dr Odia, I Thanks God that this man was used to end my sorrow All my pains and sorrows turn to joy and history from the day i came in contact with Dr ODIA, Who really help with his herbal herbs, I WAS TOLD HE IS A HERBALIST AND HE CAN BE OF HELP, I gave him a try and it really work out for me, today here I'm cured of B-cell lymphomas. Contact him via: (drodiaherbalistcenter@gmail.com )
I have the most annying IBS gas I can't breath right sometimes and I end up thinking something's in there blocking my airway and burp-.- I totally get your depression non-hodgkin survivor, my dad forces me out of bed at 11 AM lol. I'm ruling out about five cancers right now...
I had a bladder tumor removed this year. Thankfully it was only precancerous. But i also had a ton of people telling me it was weird that i was a young female because it’s mostly older men that get this.
I'm glad to hear it was precancerous, TheTfroggy912! Does it bother you when people say it's weird?
Isenda Thinks thank you. It was just very odd to hear. Like it’s not like i chose to have something weird. I would rather have not had it at all. So it almost felt like i need to take more ownership of it than i wanted to, if that makes any sense.
it's not weird...cancer can appear in anyone if you have the organ it attacks...
I had Non Hodgkins lymphoma around eye socked whole left sinus and partially in my mouth. Diffuse large B cell extrandodal stage 2
Leah Groom , how are you doing now a days after getting diagnosed of NHL?
symptoms? a large lump?
How are u now
How are u now