6 Things You Should Say to Someone With Lymphoma

Say nothing at all

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Sometimes words are not needed, particularly if you don’t know what to say. It’s better to give a hug, squeeze someone’s hand or simply listen.

Here’s a simpler way to explain lymphoma to your friends and family. 

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