A strong fighter for lymphoma that was diagnosed in 2016 with CLL
The situation get worse .. for more what we called in medicine a “ richter transformation “ change to more aggressive type of lymphoma dlbcl
At this time We had many strong, brave decisions together as I used to from the time that I raise up Im her right hand son, friend and supporter
She is the one that pushed me somehow to study medicine
Then She left me in my first clinical work after finishing university 💔
- last year was full of tought moments in the other side a lot of hopes , prays wishing good upcoming days , according to the new situation they recommend To go for CART therapy , after a month in the hospital the treatment failed .. we start with many infections , quarantines and low immunity ..
- Then in a month the disease become more resist , strong and more agressive after decision trial of low RCHOP she had a strong side effects from anemia , fatigue and her body cant back for us and recover She left us with a strong emotional memories , to hold her story for eternity She teach me the brave, to see see the cup half full in bad situation as she used to do
- She had full life during her disease workin , gardening , traveling
- She always looked for free optimism hopeful life
- I hope she have it in another quite peaceful life now !!
I just post this not to give a bad vibes
To push other to fight harder to have your own story , to stay strong
I raise up fighting cancer with my mom
I know how much its hard
But life deserve and waiting for us to have the chance as she had and fight for it
Until the last breath
Now she live in our souls heart and bodies
Sorry for the long post
I used to read updates and journeys for some of fighters here
Hope for u better days upcoming 🙏🏻
Thank you all!
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htam
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My heart goes to you for loosing your amazing mother. She put on very good fight , but it was not meant to be. 🤗
Congratulations on becoming a doctor and keeping your memories and love in your heart you will have a lot of empathy for your patients which we all need and appreciate.
I am so sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing your mothers journey with us. I am sure you will take this experience into your medical career and continue to strive for positive outcomes for others
htam - I am sorry your mom passed away to such a cruel disease. She obviously insured you to carry on the fight against CLL and lymphoma. May your memories of her carry you forward.
What a wonderful tribute to your brave and courageous Mother, so sad for your loss but let her courage and strength be part of you and carry you forward in your life and chosen career. I would have loved to have known her, we could all do with her positivity in life against adversity, may she now rest in eternal peace x
A beautiful tribute to your Mom. I’m sure she taught you to carry her optimism and perseverance in your own life. You will be a better doctor because of her and the experiences you shared with her. Blessings to you!
So very sorry for your loss! What a wonderful gift of time you had to be able to be there as her advocate and support! You sound like a person who will bring so much empathy to the world of medicine, and we all need that! May God bless your future and may she rest in much earned peace!💓
Deepest condolences on the passing of your Mom. Your love and experience with her illness will make you a more compassionate medical professional. Blessings to you and your family.
No words can adequately convey comfort to you, as we'd like, but thank you for sharing the loving, brave and inspiring story of your mum. Sad though her passing is to those left behind, she is at peace now, and you have lifted us with your tribute to her.
You will go forward in the career she wanted for you, with her strength to sustain you. Wishing you all good things. x
Thank you for sharing your very caring and kind tribute to your mother. My story is very similar with my husband. He had leukemia that transformed into AML and he too fought a valent battle, but lost in the end. There is not a day go spy that I do not miss him. Congratulations on becoming a doctor. With the experience you have had caring for your mother you will be a far better doctor for it. Blessings.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your mother.
Losing the people we love the most is unbearable but she will always be with you. Her influence on you will inform your medical practice and benefit your patients.
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