In this episode, Nicky, Paul, and Nicola sit down with Dave Harrison to talk about his remarkable journey with follicular lymphoma and his experience on a bispecific antibody clinical trial. Dave also shares what it was like working with Nicky as his nutritionist while preparing for treatment — and how small changes in nutrition, mindset, and daily habits made a big difference along the way.

He opens up about the reality of being part of cutting-edge research — the physical challenges, the emotional highs and lows — and how connection within the community gave him strength when he needed it most.

🎧 Listen now and be inspired by Dave’s honesty, courage, and unwavering spirit.

Please send your comments, questions and feedback to:

[email protected]

Here are some other websites that might be useful:

Living with Follicular Lymphoma Facebook Group

The Follicular Lymphoma Foundation

Robert Miller's comprehensive collection of resources built over decades on how to live well with FL:

https://lymphomasurvival.com

In this moving episode of The FL Community Podcast the team sit down with Charlotte Cox — founder of Lymphoma Out Loud — to explore what it really means to self-advocate as a patient.

Charlotte was just 27 when, after two years of being misdiagnosed, she was told she had stage 4 follicular lymphoma. What followed was a journey marked by courage, persistence, and purpose. From fertility preservation and chemotherapy, through relapse and recovery, Charlotte has transformed her frustration at delayed diagnosis into a powerful movement for awareness and education.

https://lymphomaoutloud.org/

BBC Radio 5's You, Me and the Big C:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0608649/episodes/downloads

Please send your comments, questions and feedback to:

[email protected]

Here are some other websites that might be useful:

Living with Follicular Lymphoma Facebook Group

The Follicular Lymphoma Foundation

Robert Miller's comprehensive collection of resources built over decades on how to live well with FL:

https://lymphomasurvival.com

In this extended episode, we open up a conversation that’s often overlooked: the emotional and psychological impact of living with FL with insights from our resident psychotherapist, Dr Paul C. Mollitt. From the uncertainty of “watch and wait” to the ripple effects on relationships, we share personal experiences, explore how cancer intersects with existing mental health challenges, and highlight therapy, peer support, and coping strategies. Our aim is to reduce stigma, provide practical tools, and remind you that it’s okay not to be okay - support is out there, and you are not alone.

"If someone close to you has low-grade non-Hodgkins Lymphoma: A Film for Children":

⁦https://youtu.be/Hr6QLJc4jE4?si=sfaXz9YvIn36KkEh⁩ 

Full Catastrophe Living by Jon Kabat-Zinn:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/41016873-full-catastrophe-living

Please send your comments, questions and feedback to:

[email protected]

Here are some other websites that might be useful:

Living with Follicular Lymphoma Facebook Group

The Follicular Lymphoma Foundation

Robert Miller's comprehensive collection of resources built over decades on how to live well with FL:

https://lymphomasurvival.com

In this episode, we’re joined by Simon, a long-time member of the Living with FL community whose story is marked by resilience, grace, and determination. First diagnosed with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma in 1999 and later facing a relapse as follicular lymphoma in 2017, Simon has endured not only cancer treatment but also serious health challenges including heart failure and a stroke. Despite these twists and turns, he continues to live with purpose as a patient advocate and community supporter. Inspired by his hero Winston Churchill, Simon’s message is simple yet powerful: just keep going.

Please send your comments, questions and feedback to:

[email protected]

Here are some other websites that might be useful:

Living with Follicular Lymphoma Facebook Group

The Follicular Lymphoma Foundation

Robert Miller's comprehensive collection of resources built over decades on how to live well with FL:

https://lymphomasurvival.com

In this episode, the team discuss how to cope with common treatment side effects across the major treatment protocols of FL, focusing particularly on diet, exercise and mental health.

Please send your comments, questions and feedback to:

[email protected]

Here are some other websites that might be useful:

Living with Follicular Lymphoma Facebook Group

The Follicular Lymphoma Foundation

Robert Miller's comprehensive collection of resources built over decades on how to live well with FL:

https://lymphomasurvival.com

In this episode, the team discuss the sometimes confusing FL treatment protocol of 'Watch and Wait' and how to cope with this period psychologically, physically and nutritionally.

Please send your comments, questions and feedback to:

[email protected]

Here are some other websites that might be useful:

Living with Follicular Lymphoma Facebook Group

The Follicular Lymphoma Foundation

Robert Miller's comprehensive collection of resources built over decades on how to live well with FL:

https://lymphomasurvival.com

In this first episode of The FL Community Podcast, Nicky, Paul and Nicola share stories of their own initial diagnoses.

Please send your comments, questions and feedback to:

[email protected]

Here are some other websites that might be useful:

Living with Follicular Lymphoma Facebook Group

The Follicular Lymphoma Foundation

Robert Miller's comprehensive collection of resources built over decades on how to live well with FL:

https://lymphomasurvival.com