BigE54

How long have you been free of lymphoma? Sounds great to get past chemo and move out of all this treatment. I have a mentor in canada who went through treatment 6 rounds and has been free of lymphoma for 10 years already, so here is hoping for the best

Hi BigE54, I finished treatment for Diffuse Large B-Cell in November. Also stage IV. You are an inspiration to me. :-) The post of your grandchildren is wonderful. I'm 64, and my grandchildren are EVERYTHING to me as well. Have a lovely day!

How is your grandson? Best, Carol

Hi there. I was thinking about you and your grandson, Corbin. How are you and your family doing these days?

Hi BigE, just wondering how you are ... and how your grandba y is. I hope the answer is positive on both of your accounts.

Continued prayers of healing and strength to get your grandson, and all of you through this difficult time. Big hugs sent to you Elliot.

BigE, how is your grandson doing? Prayers continue.

Hi Elliot, just wanted to drop by and let you know you and your family are in my thoughts. I pray that your grandson is doing better. Hang in there. Sending hugs.

Thank you for following me and for allowing me to see your story. I finished my last of six rounds of chemo three weeks ago. My cat scan showed a small lump in my lung yet. Will need a PET scan to see if it is cancer or dead tissue. So, just wait some more and hope for the best.

Hi bige54. Thanks for following.

Hello, thanks for the follow! Looks like we have the same diagnosis. Hoping you are doing well.
Kiki

did you have problems w/constipation, very poor appetite?
any suggestions that helped?

Congratulations !!!! May our loving Father bless you and fill you with His peace and keep you cancer free

Saw your photo. Congratulations on your chemo. Your smile tells me you will beat this cancer. You inspired me to have a good day
Thanks. Cellkiller

Welcome to WhatNext, Big E. I also have DLBCL and have been in remission almost 16 months. Congratulations on your negative scan!!

Greetings, BigE54, I have DLBCL diagnosed December 2011 & am in remission. Great news on the negative scan, you are getting a good response to treatment. Hang in there, there are many of us out here.

Hello, BigE, I hope your treatment continues to go well. I too have had DLBCL.

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