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Laugh. That is the best medicine. I was diagnosed Oct. 2010 with Mantle Cell Lymphoma. I have had chemo, chemo, chemo and bone marrow transplant. Don't let the "C" word get in your head and get you down. Just Laugh. Their will be day's you just don't feel good and you don't feel like getting up but make your self do one thing that day and laugh. Good luck and prayers for you.
Question: Mantle Cell Lymphoma
Has your cancer spread to other parts of your body? Bones, lymph nodes etc. My husband was diagnosed in Nov. 2015 with Seq. non small cell lung cancer has spread to his bones and lymph. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this and what is the best treatment? He did 9 rounds of radiation and has done 3 weeks chemo, off 1 week and will now do 3 more weeks.
My cancer is in both lungs and in lymph nodes. It is stage IV, but has not.invaded bones or other organs. I am a huge fan of immunotherapy, but this is truly a question you should be discussing with his oncologist. A second opinion can help either give you confidence in your current oncologist or tell you that you might want to change doctors.
Best of luck. Do you know what chemo your husband is receiving?
User: LiveWithCancer
Best wishes. I have mantle cell lymphoma, diagnosed in 2010. Went through many rounds of chemo, bone marrow transplant. And I feel good now. There were some rough days but with God we can get through everything, no matter what the outcome is. I am working, enjoying my grandchildren. My husband has just been diagnosed with Lung cancer stage IV so we have another battle to fight with God's will we will win this one to. But just wanted to let you know, there could be some rough roads ahead, but there is a rainbow at the end.
