Hodgkin Lymphoma Stories: Survivor Talks about Getting Through ABVD Chemo | Erica's Story

[@lymphomawtf9896]

Just been diagnosed with Stage 3A Hodgkins Lymphoma myself at 28 & start treatment in a week. This video has helped me massively. Thank you.

[@ThePatientStory]

So glad this was helpful! Thank you for the wonderful feedback - we hope to be able to provide more content that can be useful to you. There are more stories/videos here: www.thepatientstory.com/cancers/hodgkin-lymphoma/ Sending you best wishes as you start treatment. -Stephanie

[@BeenasBookshelf]

Thank you so much for all of the lymphoma stories lately. I had my bone marrow biopsy 2 weeks ago and am waiting for my results...it's the WORST but like Erica said, finding positive outlets (exercise, arts and crafts, writing) is super helpful and therapeutic to take your mind off of the waiting process. Again, thanks for sharing

[@ThePatientStory]

Irina, thank you so much for your kind words. We're so glad these are helpful! If you'd like more, check out the stories on www.thepatientstory.com - there are both Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma stories. Sending you our best wishes!

[@donnamiley6778]

Good luck Erica!

[@dorinalaw3378]

Please stay strong amd positive

[@royceyoung]

Great info!

[@johnbruzzi4381]

I live in rural Indiana and 2 hospitals under a hour that that did pet scans

[@teresayoung8578]

I had 4b Hodgkins. Took ABVD and radiation. Still have heart problems from it 20 years later. The radiation was horrible

[@johnbruzzi4381]

I'm s roofer and I continued to work during chemo and I race quads and I did that too

[@johnbruzzi4381]

I'm so sorry you got such a terrible level of care it's unbelievable

[@johnbruzzi4381]

I literally had pet scan results the same day.

[@annetted2162]

Any update.

[@Magretandrews]

I'm so excited Dr osuma ,about this whole stuff ,i mean i have been battling with fibrosis for some months now and been running arounds hospitals ,not until i tried using herbs and things changed for good !!

[@johnbruzzi4381]

The fact that didn't tell you to get a port is unbelievable, it's so dangerous

[@exil3dlivecom]

Kaiser is very dangerous.

[@johnbruzzi4381]

My Dr wouldn't do the treatment without a port.

[@johnbruzzi4381]

As soon as they saw reed stemburg cells it's Hodgkin's lymphoma period

[@crazyentertainment3298]

🙏

[@ruthmorris6106]

The still photo of the interviewer detracts from the video. Really distracting.

[@ThePatientStory]

Hi Ruth, I agree, it is distracting. We don't do it that way anymore and hope to update Erica's story with a version where we don't have that. Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. -Stephanie

[@exil3dlivecom]

I don't mind. She is hot! Lol

[@elynrebels4535]

I agree

[@galan444]

Kaiser us great...when you are relatively heathy that is.

[@薄暗いテレサ]

I don't understand why the person conducting the interview is not live. Please be fair. She is giving you her private medical info. Be real just like her. I hope she's been well, all the best in her journey.

[@johnbruzzi4381]

I did all that stuff in days that took you werks

[@exil3dlivecom]

Kaiser is terrible. Pray you don't have a very bad illness and have to deal with them. Kaiser is great for blood work. But that's it. Anything serious and they litteraly Google in front of you for answers. Scary.