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Reading through some old posts here, and honestly, I’ve got nothing but respect for you guys; seriously, the grit and willpower you all show is insane. My mom finally got her diagnosis, and it turns out she has NBA lymphoma. Her hematologist said it’s actually the best-case scenario since it’s slow-growing. But get this—right as they were pinning down the lymphoma, they also found papillary thyroid cancer. We’re all reeling. We were just starting to wrap our heads around the lymphoma, and then boom, this thyroid thing hits us out of nowhere. Like, what are the odds of one person getting slapped with two different cancers at once????
They operated on her thyroid, and she’s finally back home after a long stretch. Now that she's recovering from that, we're just waiting on the chemo to start.
Yesterday she caught a bladder infection, and I'm already starting to lose my mind. My mom is too. I keep wondering if she—and all of us—actually have the strength for when the chemo kicks in. If a simple bladder infection can piss us off this much, how are we going to handle the heavy stuff? I've been spiraling for days asking why it had to be her, and why she has to deal with two separate issues. It doesn't help one bit that the doctors keep saying both "growths" are the manageable kind.
I might have missed it in the thread, but does anyone know where you guys buy royal jelly?
They operated on her thyroid, and she’s finally back home after a long stretch. Now that she's recovering from that, we're just waiting on the chemo to start.
Yesterday she caught a bladder infection, and I'm already starting to lose my mind. My mom is too. I keep wondering if she—and all of us—actually have the strength for when the chemo kicks in. If a simple bladder infection can piss us off this much, how are we going to handle the heavy stuff? I've been spiraling for days asking why it had to be her, and why she has to deal with two separate issues. It doesn't help one bit that the doctors keep saying both "growths" are the manageable kind.
I might have missed it in the thread, but does anyone know where you guys buy royal jelly?
So, we definitely caused a bit of a stir, and lo and behold—the second we started freaking out, they immediately ran an ultrasound on all the lymph nodes and actually found an enlarged one. Now we’re just stuck waiting until Monday for the biopsy results. It’s honestly wild how much the doctors' attitude shifted the moment we started panicking. Suddenly, they’re actually acknowledging the findings from other labs and acting like, "Yeah, there might be something here." And for now, that "something" is looking like non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Right now, I'm in full-on research mode, trying to gather everything possible to boost the immune system and fix the blood counts. I'm digging through old posts and planning to read every single one, but I wanted to ask—where can I get decent royal jelly, and what form are you guys using? I see capsules and powder online, but apparently, the best way is straight from the hive.
Right now, I'm in full-on research mode, trying to gather everything possible to boost the immune system and fix the blood counts. I'm digging through old posts and planning to read every single one, but I wanted to ask—where can I get decent royal jelly, and what form are you guys using? I see capsules and powder online, but apparently, the best way is straight from the hive.
Anyone got any leads on private doctors? Who's actually good at diagnostics in this area? Like, who can I trust to get it right the first time?
Hey,
First time posting here, looking for some real talk. Here’s the deal: two months ago, my mom’s GP found a tumor mass in her lungs and sent her over to Jordan. They diagnosed it as lymphoma and sent samples out for consultation. Three different labs all came back with the exact same thing: non-Hodgkin B-cell lymphoma. So, we move on to hematology, right? They run a whole battery of tests and then basically tell us she doesn't even have lymphoma because their pathologist "can't confirm it." According to them, she’s perfectly healthy. Now we’re sitting here wondering who the hell is crazy and who’s actually sane. She has an 8.5*5.5 cm tumor in her lung, she's running fevers, she's exhausted, has zero energy—the pulmonologists say it's not a lung issue, and hematology says it's not a blood issue. Then whose problem is it? And yeah, just to be clear, the cytology report explicitly showed malignant cells.
Now we're stuck wondering what the next move is. Should we keep bouncing from hospital to hospital or just go private? Anyone got any advice? Helppppppp
First time posting here, looking for some real talk. Here’s the deal: two months ago, my mom’s GP found a tumor mass in her lungs and sent her over to Jordan. They diagnosed it as lymphoma and sent samples out for consultation. Three different labs all came back with the exact same thing: non-Hodgkin B-cell lymphoma. So, we move on to hematology, right? They run a whole battery of tests and then basically tell us she doesn't even have lymphoma because their pathologist "can't confirm it." According to them, she’s perfectly healthy. Now we’re sitting here wondering who the hell is crazy and who’s actually sane. She has an 8.5*5.5 cm tumor in her lung, she's running fevers, she's exhausted, has zero energy—the pulmonologists say it's not a lung issue, and hematology says it's not a blood issue. Then whose problem is it? And yeah, just to be clear, the cytology report explicitly showed malignant cells.
Now we're stuck wondering what the next move is. Should we keep bouncing from hospital to hospital or just go private? Anyone got any advice? Helppppppp