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Non-Hodgkin lymphoma

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Oct 29, 2026

BellaHOST
19:21
Telling your children that you have cancer, I couldn't imagine it because as soon as you hear cancer, as soon as you hear it spread to the lymph nodes, then you're like, this is bad.
Kathleen IrwinGUEST
19:32
My mum was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and unfortunately passed away.
Kathleen IrwinGUEST
19:39
And so telling my kids was more of almost a shock reaction.
Kathleen IrwinGUEST
19:44
Straight away, the first place they went to was mum's going to die.
Noah MayHOST
2:55
She's guided people through loss, major life challenges, and changes in the road to rebuilding.
Noah MayHOST
3:01
She's faced her own grave challenge when she was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2022.
Noah MayHOST
3:07
Sitting on both sides of the couch, Harriet brings a skillful integration of professional insights and personal stories.
Noah MayHOST
3:17
So she's here to share her story and share a lot about her background today.
Noah MayHOST
7:04
How do you describe your use of the word thrive versus survive?
Harriet CabellyGUEST
7:08
Oh, that's a good question.
Harriet CabellyGUEST
7:09
Well, as a cancer survivor slash thriver, as you said in your intro, I went through non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2022.
Harriet CabellyGUEST
7:22
So it's three and a half years since I rang the bell.
Richard GrellmanGUEST
63:12
And the actor Sam Neill, that's what took him out.
Richard GrellmanGUEST
63:16
He had non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Richard GrellmanGUEST
63:18
It's slightly different, but similar.
Richard GrellmanGUEST
63:20
It's still blood cancer in your lymphatic system.
Alexis ArtinHOST
2:49
What was the diagnosis? She had
Brent FreemanGUEST
2:50
non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Brent FreemanGUEST
2:52
cancer at six and a half years old almost seven where I was I got to see how fragile life is and really get to understand from an early age that life is a gift and so when I started growing up and my brain started developing and looking at the world I started asking myself questions that I don't think normal like eight nine ten year olds did of like ten years from now what will I regret what will I remember I was like very early optimizing for how do I live the best life and really be in these experiences that were yummy and juicy and connected and made me feel great.
Brent FreemanGUEST
3:29
And so I just love things like Thanksgiving and, you know, the connection of family.
Mat SteinwedeHOST
18:25
I hope we answered her on the other one.
Mat SteinwedeHOST
18:26
So during chemo and after chemo, immunotherapy for lymphoma non-Hodgkin's.
Mat SteinwedeHOST
18:35
Like what should they do?
TommyGUEST
18:36
So when in Australia, when you do any therapy, you can't take any supplements.
Rex JonesHOST
34:56
You have RFK Jr., who won a $270 million lawsuit against Monsanto, proving glyphosate causes cancer.
Rex JonesHOST
35:03
It's carcinogenic, causes non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Rex JonesHOST
35:06
They can't sue me.
Rex JonesHOST
35:06
They lost $270 million against RFK.
Elissa GoodmanGUEST
13:45
The saddest thing of all was my husband at 43 and a half, didn't believe he could heal.
Gabby ReeceHOST
13:51
So he was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Gabby ReeceHOST
13:55
And he passed away at 45? 45, yeah.
Gabby ReeceHOST
13:59
I don't want to say it's ironic, but when I was getting ready for this, I thought,
Elissa GoodmanGUEST
14:04
I know.
Elissa GoodmanGUEST
14:05
I know.
Elissa GoodmanGUEST
14:05
It's very odd to have two people in the same household with Hodgkin's and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Elissa GoodmanGUEST
14:14
And I do think it was trauma and stress-related in our lives.
Karen MacDonald-BasileGUEST
1:27
Well, I started, um, wrapped in love about 15 years ago and, uh, it was inspired by my mom.
Karen MacDonald-BasileGUEST
1:34
Um, when she had been in the hospital, she actually was going through, um, cancer treatment, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, and also had pulmonary fibrosis.
Karen MacDonald-BasileGUEST
1:43
And I just saw, um, she was so very sick and it was Christmas time and she didn't want to have any visitors other than our, our very immediate family.
Karen MacDonald-BasileGUEST
1:52
But I just saw what the disease did, how it took away her dignity.
Taylor KosakGUEST
13:13
I wouldn't be who I am without the experiences that my family went through when I was so, so young and the support we received from the Marin Cancer Society.
Taylor KosakGUEST
13:22
My dad was diagnosed in 1996 with stage four non-Hodgkin's lymphoma when he was 25.
Taylor KosakGUEST
13:30
I was two weeks old at the time, and he went through a nearly five-year battle before he passed two months from my fifth birthday in 2001.
Taylor KosakGUEST
13:41
But during that time, we received a lot of support from various organizations, and one of which was the American Cancer Society.
Roger StoneHOST
41:02
Saturday night, after having a terrific Italian meal with my wife, Nydia Stone, who I'm happy to say has just been declared with her final CAT scan to be five years cancer-free.
Roger StoneHOST
41:14
The woman the doctors told us would not make it when she had stage four non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Roger StoneHOST
41:21
And I went home and looked at the movie on Netflix.
Roger StoneHOST
41:25
And I must say, it is an extraordinarily effective piece of filmmaking in terms of, I think, Pointing Out Realities.

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