It helps to know you are not alone.

A diagnosis of lymphoma undoubtedly comes with a huge feeling of being overwhelmed. Once you absorb the medical details of what your diagnosis means and what kind of treatment you will need, you may be left wondering about the other things – things like:

  • How do I tell people about my diagnosis?
  • How do I deal with all of the emotions that come with finding out I have cancer?
  • Is there any financial assistance that is available to me to help pay for the treatment I need?
  • What happens after treatment?
  • What happens as the cancer advances?

You will find support on all of these topics, and more, in this section of the Web site.

Health Unlocked

Peer Mentorship

Patient Support Group

If you are a caregiver, you already know that you play an important role in the patient’s journey with lymphoma but we recognize that you need to be supported as well. There is a section here especially for you that covers topics like:

  • Practical tips for caring for someone with lymphoma
  • What caregivers need from the healthcare team
  • Caring for someone with advanced lymphoma
  • Self-care for caregivers.

Whether you are a patient or caregiver, this section contains a lot of important information above and beyond the medical details of this disease.

Coping and Emotions

Talking About Your Cancer

Nutrition

Loss & Grief

Coping with the Fear of Recurrence 

Exercise

Work and Finances

Advanced Cancer

Palliative Care