I was diagnosed with Cutaneous T-Cell lymphoma by my dermatologist. My excellent dermatologist noticed an area on the back of my leg that had “changed”. On biopsy it was diagnosed as mycosis fungoids T-Cell lymphoma. I began UV treatment immediately. I have just had a PET scan and will see the oncologist next week - three months after the initial diagnosis. According to the doctors “this is slow growing and will not kill me”. As a side note in 1988, I was diagnosed treated with chemo and radiation for non-Hodgkin lymphoma. So 35 years later a different lymphoma. The oncologist is unclear if there is a connection as CTCL is rare cancer. I will know next week if I need other treatments now.