<div>Hello, my name is Shirley and <strong>I've been diagnosed with Aggressive T-Cell Lymphoma</strong> on May 16th of this year. I didn't know how to start a page, but here's my story.

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<div>I came into the hospital with shortness of breath and tingling in my feet. The doctor told me that if I had waited until Friday, I would have been dead by Monday. So, I stayed in the hospital from May 7th until June 6th and was then released. I had to return every 3 weeks for chemotherapy and 3 times a week for blood and platelet infusions from June 6th until September 5th.

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<div>After my 3rd chemotherapy infusion, I was told I was cancer-free, but after my 6th chemotherapy, I was told it was back. So now, I've been receiving blood and platelets since then until I had to do a second round of chemotherapy from the end of October through November. Now, I'm still going to the hospital 3 times a week, sometimes there from 6 am until 6 pm, receiving treatments of blood and platelets or bone marrow biopsies.

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<div>I'm scheduled for the stem cell transplant on January 15th, and my son will be my donor. <strong>Until then, that's my story.</strong> I will let you guys know what happens after the transplant is done.

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Shirley's Fight Against Aggressive T-Cell Lymphoma

Just $135$ to go! Make an impact.

Shirley's Fight Against Aggressive T-Cell Lymphoma

Just $135 to go!
Make an impact.