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Hi All- Since Being Diagnosed With Low Grade NH Follicular Lymphoma, I Stopped Drinking Alcohol Completely. Is This Necessary?

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Farmington, MI
July 14
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AvrilzKayPurvis,
Hi! I think so plus I know I'm doing something healthy for my body. I hope you are feeling well and that you have a peaceful day. Kelly

July 17
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

I have a shot of whiskey to calm me down. I do not drink a lot. I think just one drink is ok.

July 14
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

During treatment probably not good but once in a blue in remission should be ok

July 17
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

Good for you. Does it help you feel better.

July 17
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

Samantha2,
I stopped all coffee, soda and alcohol once I was diagnosed. Switched to water, green tea and Naked Juice. Kelly

July 14

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