← Return to Hodgkin Lymphoma was stable, now new activity

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@colleenyoung

@hnipper1, I was reviewing your posts in the Nodular sclerosing Hodgkin lymphoma (NSHL) discussion here: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/675226/

I'm tagging some of the members you've connected with in the past, namely @fishingfever @jenniferswayze76 @niki101 @melbishop @mepowers @grandpabob, who may be able to share about their experiences with spread to the lymph nodes.

Hnipper, it must be a blow to hear that the cancer is on the move after being stable for an extended period. What treatment has your team suggested? How are doing?

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@solleenyoung I am doing well for an 82 year old, and feel no different than I did a year ago, but my team here in Omaha has suggested having another set of eyes on the PET scans. My Zoom with the second heme-onc physician is 8/3. First look is that the newly active node is hard to get to. Don't know what the options are, but will learn over the next few weeks. I am remaining calm but obviously concerned.