Every clean scan is a happy scan. Just hit two years in my first remission, also lymphoma. Won't officially be until January, but my doctor is pretty sure I was clear by November 2021 and I don't have any symptoms.

I did a lot of research about the difficulties in treating it if it doesn't respond or returns while I was going through treatment. I'm glad that your team was able to resolve it the last time. As you noted, each time makes it more complicated. Positive thoughts on continuing to beat the odds and staying in remission.

Agreed on TFG and the ACA. I knew that cancer was expensive to treat, but the numbers were still a shock. We have excellent insurance, though it has a moderately-high yearly deductible, but we're still extremely grateful. Not sure what we would have done otherwise.

It’s a good day to hear both of your good news as my very good friend of 40+ years got her good news check up from a different cancer but doing well now. ☀️

prayers and clean scans!

I have a different cancer. I am not due for another scan until March.

Glad you are in remission.

Your post made me think of a wonderful woman I met twice some years ago at a health center I’ve been to a couple times over the years. It helped me ditch nicorette gum after depending on it for several years. Anyway they specialized I. Far more serious conditions than my challenge. Here is an interview she did regarding her journey with lymphoma. The British journal of medicine also printed her story. Just in case you are interested.

Edited to add: I’m sorry this clip seems to show a lot of commercials, sorry. You could google and find her story.