Bateman Team

03/11/2022

A survivorship care plan is an important part of AYA patient treatment and recovery. This plan will help keep track of medical records, future doctors visits, and other pieces of information that might be helpful long term.

The lymphoma research foundation has more information and resources on their website!

https://lymphoma.org/aboutlymphoma/aya/adolescents-young-adults-survivorship/

03/04/2022

Many AYA's struggle with deciding when to reveal their health histories and how to discuss the impact that their long-term survival or ability to have children may have on the relationship. Deciding when to tell someone about a lymphoma diagnosis is a personal choice. The right time to share this information will differ for each person, but considering these situations and implications in advance and determining how to handle them can help ease any fears and tensions.

Information found at:https://lymphoma.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/LRF_FACTSHEET_ADOLESCENTS_YOUNG_ADULTS.pdf

02/25/2022

Many people affected by Lymphoma face severe health conditions the rest of their life. It is our mission to bring awareness to AYA's with Lymphoma and AYA's that are in remission facing other health conditions.

Check out our website for more information: https://www.batemanwtamu.com/

And check out the Lymphoma Research Foundation's website for information and resources: https://lymphoma.org/

02/24/2022

Some adolescents and young adults with lymphoma and leukemia are able to attend school📚 during treatment, while others can’t or choose not to. Faith White was recently diagnosed with lymphoma, but she still attends school. Braden Kent, who has leukemia, does not.

To watch the full video interviews, go to our website: https://www.batemanwtamu.com

02/18/2022

Friday's are for facts! We encourage you to research how you can help AYA's transition in and out of school during and after treatment.

02/07/2022