Lymphoma Stories

Hi, guys! I'm a journalist and creative from Brazil and I've been meaning to write a personal essay for quite some time. Hope you like it! :) I guess we all struggle with fear one way or the other so my story might, somehow, resonate with you. I tend to think I'm quite a courageous person. Nevertheless, due to various circumstances, fear has become a constant companion through the years, a mate even. The pandemic only made it worse, as I suddenly found myself in a new and disturbing category of humans: that of the "immunocompromised". Follow me on my journey to get to the other side of fear.

Lymphoma These cancers start in certain cells of the immune system called lymphocytes. They most often grow in lymph nodes and other lymph tissues, like the tonsils or thymus. Lymphomas can also affect the bone marrow and other organs, and can cause different symptoms depending on where the cancer is. This is young Nova's touching life story. Up until her diagnosis she has had a perfect life, but now she will have to learn how to make this new situation work. What could be in store? (Description under construction)

This is a short story that I wrote for my creative writing class. My professor really enjoyed it and said I should enter it into some writing contests, so I thought I'd publish it here to start. This is a creative nonfiction piece that is based on a true story about the time I had an irrational "cancer scare" and how my mom helped me get over it, hence the title "Doctor Mom." My goal for this piece is to give readers insight into the context behind my hypochondria and to ultimately show readers that cancer isn't a death sentence. I hope y'all enjoy my story!

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Red hair spilled over a lifeless chest. Hands slightly blue. My sister sobbed into a stiff corpse. I was spinning. Dissociated. Fragmented into a million tiny pieces. My sister's copper hair soaked with tears. From a distance, it appeared as though Mom was just sleeping. The distinct, sanitized smell of a hospital. Muggy car rides to the emergency room. Vomiting in the front seat, bald and weak. Diagnosis: lymphoma. Bottles of hydrocodone on the bed stand, alprazolam too. Shoplifted makeup and groceries. Roaches in the kitchen. Lines of cocaine. A crude tattoo on his stomach. I sat on a hot sidewalk one morning, not sure what day it was. Sister drove me to the hospital. Too late for a rape kit. Couldn't identify the perpetrator, couldn't prosecute. Released from a psychiatric hospital, the sun made me nauseous. Tight chest. Tachycardia induced by panic. Labored breathing. The room is still, nothing is happening. Distorted vision. Sweating, cold palms. Read about emotional dependency. Try to forget how he smelled.

Trinity Vein's life has been a roller coaster ever since she could remember. Her parents died when she was 12, leaving her with her 6 year old brother and an orphanage. Let's just say she had made it a long way before her brother became sick. Her boyfriend, Matthew Rivero, is the star player for her high school and both of them have received a full ride to none other then the University of Florida. Her music career has really started rolling and the scholarship was just supposed make it even bigger. Both Trinity and Matthew are always at church (after all that is where they met) and they are both planning to use their talents in the real world for God. But what happens when Trinity's world is rocked when her brother finally loses the battle with Lymphoma, a deadly cancer. Let's just say she falls into a pit that only one person can bring her out of, and it's Matthew. How is she going to get through this when she can barely even see ahead of her though? Trinity has come to the place that most people never reach, the End of Understanding.

"Cancer is so limited... It cannot cripple love. It cannot shatter hope. It cannot corrode faith. It cannot eat away peace. It cannot destroy confidence. It cannot kill friendship. It cannot shut out memories. It cannot silence courage. It cannot reduce eternal life. It cannot quench the Spirit" -Author Unknown A story composed of letters from a young boy to a young girl.

In this AU, Atsumu has these constant signs of fatiguness, headaches and feeling full after eating little. Atsumu wonders what the hell is going on with him, but being the stubborn man he is, he rejects the admitting it and rejects seeking help. But what will happen when he's put in a situation where he has to seek help? And what will happen once the observant suna knows something's up with him? READ TO FIND OUT!! Ships: Atsumu x Suna Komori x Akagi Kita x Aran

Irene Alexander is just like any other normal girl. Well normal as in she can play twenty instruments and counting. Oh, and she has lymphoma. Irene has to move from what she's called home all her life, in Ireland, to America for better treatment for her lymphoma. Jesse Lloyd is your stereotypical 'Bad Boy', who likes to get into fights a lot. He was never one to play by the rules. He is possessive and arrogant. Jesse tries to play all cool but some people are fed up of his ways. Is Jesse really a 'Bad Boy' or is he trying to protect himself? Irene immediately hates Jesse the first moment she lays eyes on him. She thinks he's cocky and stuck up. Jesse thinks Irene is a full of herself, know it all snob. They both try to avoid each other like the plague. This is hard to do when they live right next to each other and both of their mothers becoming close friends quickly. Will Jesse and Irene ever get over their hate for each other? What will happen to Irene with her lymphoma? And will we find out why Jesse acts the way he does? The only way to find out is to read The Other Side.

Anyone who knows Alyson Moore knows she's obsessed with pinky promises. From the day she was taught by her mother what they were and how to make one, she made them all the time. Her mom told her the one things to remember about making a pinky promise, is that she should try her hardest if she made one never to break it. Because of that, she made a habit of not breaking them. When Alyson was eight, her mom died. She had lymphoma, cancer of the immune system. Every time now that she make a pinky promise, she remembers her mother, and what she taught her. And she'd sworn to herself, that she would always stay true to what her mother told her, and never break a pinky promise. Until the day came that she did.

Park Jinyoung has cancer and his friends help

She gives him hope... He gives her life... Together, they can overcome anything.