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10 years clean
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Jun 16, 2014 - 11:34 am
I am a 10 year survivor of Hodgkins Lymphoma, 8 months of chemo, I am doing wonderful, I had ABVD chemo, some times are rough, but am doing well, just want to let people know that there are long term survivors out there, have faith and God Bless |
Joined: Aug 2011
Thank you!
That's wonderful news and encouraging! Thank you! Also, welcome to the site.
Hugs
Joined: May 2012
Thanks !
Linmol1,
I am five years clean of HL myself now. I have some lung damage (eiher form the Bleomycin or from stomach gases), and there is a spot on one lung discovered by a recent CT ordered by my lung doctor, but he said it is not suspicious. But I do have to get "follow up."
The doctor added that "Most people don't get CTs. If they did, they would find out that they have miscellaneous spots in their lungs as well, virtually all harmless."
Congrats,
Max
Joined: Apr 2014
Great news!!
Thanks for the good news. I'm in the midst of ABVD for HL. It's good to hear from someone that is 10 years out!!
Joined: Jan 2013
Great To Hear
That's great I wish I can feel the same way.
Today was my one year checkup since I finished my ABVD, and it appear that a node in the neck grow 2mm in size within the last 6 months. Also the CT finding thinks and I quote "this node morphologically has a benign appearance" but how he he knew without biopsy. I remember CT finding before I got my diagnoses say that the node swollen was due to infection, and end been a cancer. Anyway my ONC say will wait for 3 months and then do another CT scan to see if it's grow and where we go from there.
Joined: Apr 2014
Hoping for the best.
Keep us posted. I'll be praying for you.