Been there done that with my wife.
Out local cancer specialist sent her to UF for a procedure within 3 months she was dead. She had a mass show up around her midsection just a small hardness, they told her come back in a month. Before we could get back up there it blew up and spread all the way around her waist like she was wearing a thick belt .
I tried to get her to take fenben but no dice. She was afraid it would keep her from the transplant 😔 she never came out of that hospital.
She went from having long term NON-Hogkins lymphoma to mantle cell in a 2 months she was dead in 3 .
They gave her a massive amount of chemo it killed her kidneys, she ended up on life support 😞.
I had to let her go. She didn't want to be like that, she begged me not to let her languish if there was no hope.
Hardest damn thing I have ever had to do.
I regret it,...
Thing is blood cancer is a different kind of beast.
I don't think there's anything to help someone after it turns to mantle cell...

Also I have learned since then that non Hodgkin's lymphoma is usually the cancer that golfers, football players and baseball players get more than anything else. I think there's a direct correlation between athletes and the greens, and the Fields athletes play on. All the chemicals they treat grass with. I think these athletes are exposed to those chemicals from kicking up dust particles. Some kind of exposure to something.
I think some people are more susceptible than others.
Just my theory.
My wife golfed for years, so did I.
We first played together walked for our health because our jobs were sedentary.
So freaking much for that💔🙄🤬
I don't golf anymore.
Sold all my stuff.. I don't watch any games anymore.
Nothing is right in this flipping world.