Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma- Watch & Wait Approach

@beckyjohnson Thank you for answering.
Everyone I know with lymphoma has had treatments. I had no symptons it was actually found on a fluke. I was getting a CT scan for another reason and a few lymph nodes near my aorta were swollen. I let the DR biopsy them and the found the wording a few follicular lymphoma cells in the lymph nodes.
Since that time the Lymph nodes have gone down in size. I have had 7 CT scans and each and every CT scan since the lymph nodes have gone down in size. Which leads me to believe that some Lymphomas lay dormant.
Are there other people where the lymphoma has remained dormant their whole life?
Or is the watch and wait a newer way to asses the disease? Cause I am thinking this disease would be considered a chonic condition instead of a cancer?

I have heard of the wait & watch medical plan for indolent lymphoma. From what I gather it is because the side affects of treatment (radiation & chemo) are worse than the symptoms which could go on for decades. The applied theory is benefit V symptoms = health risk. You are not alone.