The treatment dilemma

Article Abstract:

A woman diagnosed with malt lymphoma chronicles the ordeal of learning to live with cancer. She seeks a second opinion from a lymphoma expert, who prescribes immediate fludarabine treatment. Frequent back aches and pains in her buttocks prompt the doctor who made the diagnosis to begin chemotherapy immediately.

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My journey toward a cure

Article Abstract:

Most cancer patients tend to develop pessimistic attitudes regarding themselves, their incurable situation, and life in general. In such cases, their families and friends should help them change their negative outlook, learn the value of humor and live each day to the fullest.

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Support systems: "am I learning to get along with my disease?"(experiences of a cancer patient)(eighth in a series)

Article Abstract:

A cancer patient faces the challenge of adjusting to the disease. The presence of friends can serve as a source of comfort in a patient's life. Finding something to live for can also give a cancer patient the courage to cope with the disease.

Psychological aspects, Self-help groups, Self help groups

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