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Nicole is
Blood Cancer United

My story begins back in 2012. I remember it like it was yesterday. I was sitting in Orlando traffic with the window down. It was a beautiful afternoon. I was driving home from work. I scratched the side of my neck and felt 3 tiny pebbles underneath the skin. I though it was odd, but didn’t think much of it. I brushed it off and forgot about it. Over the course of a few months they proceeded to get bigger and multiply. I thought I had a allergy of some sort. I tried eliminating certain foods from my diet. I thought maybe I’m eating to much processed food. I cut out all proceeded food,dairy and meat. I was sure this would take care of what ever was causing the inflammation and swelling. After all, I felt fine other than that so obviously it couldn’t be anything serious.

Nicole

Lymphoma Survivor

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follicular lymphoma (FL)

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