Hearing you have DLBCL can be overwhelming, upsetting and hard to understand.

It is important you know that:

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There is hope

There are now new treatments for this type of blood cancer, including oral medication options.
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Research is advancing

Our understanding of this disease has progressed tremendously in recent years and research continues to look for better treatment options.
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It’s nothing you did

You did not catch the disease from someone else and cannot pass it to your children.

You are not alone.

Know that the blood cancer community is here to support you every step of the way.

Dealing with your diagnosis

Resources on DLBCL

Upcoming community events

Aug
14
2024
Webcast
Join healthcare expert and researcher, Dr. John Kuruvilla, for this 1-hour live online presentation where he will discuss diagnosis and approach to managing DLBCL, the most commonly diagnosed subtype of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
16:00 - 17:00
Virtual Event

Stories from other blood cancer survivors

Samantha (painting) - Calgary
Samantha Redsky
I was diagnosed with a rare type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma at the age of 23. Needless to say, it was a surreal experience.
Tom Wong (painting) - Toronto
Tom Wong
I’m an LLSC First Connection Peer Support volunteer where I share my journey and perhaps bring some hope to others affected by a blood cancer. If nothing else, I’m there to listen.
Sherley Roy (painting)
Sherley Roy
It's more than a year and half since my allograft. I’ve now been in complete remission for one year. I’m doing really well, and I’m in great shape. I’m enjoying life to the fullest.
Brian Fortune (painting) - Halifax
Brian Fortune
My wife and I both enrolled as contacts for the First Connection peer support program, me as a survivor and Brenda as a caregiver. It was very rewarding to be able to assist another survivor in various ways.
Samantha (painting) - Calgary
Samantha Redsky
I was diagnosed with a rare type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma at the age of 23. Needless to say, it was a surreal experience.
Tom Wong (painting) - Toronto
Tom Wong
I’m an LLSC First Connection Peer Support volunteer where I share my journey and perhaps bring some hope to others affected by a blood cancer. If nothing else, I’m there to listen.
Sherley Roy (painting)
Sherley Roy
It's more than a year and half since my allograft. I’ve now been in complete remission for one year. I’m doing really well, and I’m in great shape. I’m enjoying life to the fullest.
Brian Fortune (painting) - Halifax
Brian Fortune
My wife and I both enrolled as contacts for the First Connection peer support program, me as a survivor and Brenda as a caregiver. It was very rewarding to be able to assist another survivor in various ways.

All resources

Access all fact sheets, guides, podcast, videos and other resources to learn everything from disease symptoms, statistics and treatment options.