

CARING FOR SOMEONE WITH LYMPHOMA
CARING FOR SOMEONE WITH LYMPHOMA
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Being a caregiver can feel overwhelming and scary, but educating yourself on options for your loved one can help make it easier. Learn more about Breyanzi®, CAR T cell therapy, as a potential treatment option.
You and your loved one have already been through the ups and downs of remission and relapse. It’s hard to hear that your loved one’s cancer has returned and even harder to navigate the right choices. But there is hope after relapse.
Read through the patient journey to find out more about when CAR T cell therapy may be an option.
Helping your loved one navigate their treatment options can feel overwhelming, but having all the information you need at your disposal can help make it easier.
Breyanzi makes complete and lasting remission possible. Read the results of the Breyanzi clinical studies.
Breyanzi is not a stem cell transplant or chemotherapy. It is a CAR T cell therapy that uses enhanced white blood cells (T cells) to find and fight cancer. Read more about how Breyanzi works.
We’re in this together. At each point in their treatment journey—from collection to infusion, and even after—there are support services available. Get personalized support throughout your treatment journey with Cell Therapy 360®.
If Breyanzi is right for your loved one, they will need to stay near a treatment center for a few weeks after treatment. Here are some ways you can support them during this time:
At this point, your loved one will have gone through apheresis and low-dose chemotherapy and is preparing for their Breyanzi infusion. Here’s how you can help them prepare:
There are many ways you can help your loved one during treatment, including:
The full CAR T cell therapy process (from apheresis through initial post-treatment follow-up monitoring) can span over the course of 2 to 3 months.
Below are some care partner–specific organizations so you can get the help and resources you need.
Please note, all links are for educational purposes only. Information on these sites shouldn't be interpreted as medical advice. You should always discuss all health information with your healthcare team. All logos, trademarks, and content on external sites are the property of their respective owners.
The Balm in Gilead
(804) 644-2256
The Balm in Gilead is a Black, faith-based organization dedicated to preventing diseases and improving the health status of people of African descent. They coordinate unique programs and educational resources on diseases for patients and caregivers.
Visit balmingilead.org for more information.
Black Health Matters
(973) 333-9541
Black Health Matters inspires meaningful change for health equity on their website and aspire to improve health outcomes for Black Americans. They provide educational resources and events centered on living with certain health conditions, such as lymphoma.
Visit blackhealthmatters.com for more information.
Blood & Marrow Transplant Information Network (BMT InfoNet)
(804) 644-2256
Since 1990, BMT InfoNet is a nonprofit patient advocacy organization that provides high-quality information, support services, and a network of medical experts and survivors to empower patients and caregivers on their CAR T-cell or transplant journey.
Visit bmtinfonet.org for more information.
CancerCare
(800) 813-HOPE (800-813-4673)
Founded in 1944, CancerCare has been the leading national organization offering free professional support services and educational resources to help patients with cancer and their caregivers manage emotional, practical, and financial challenges.
Visit cancercare.org for more information.
CLL Society is the world’s leading authority for CLL/SLL cancer patients. Focused on patient education, advocacy, support, and research, they provide educational resources and emotional support programs to assure patients they are not on this journey alone.
Visit cllsociety.org for more information.
Cancer Support Community
(888) 793-9355
Cancer Support Community believes that no one can, or should, face cancer alone. They provide highly personalized support, including phone and live chat support, educational resources, and more for patients and care partners nationwide.
Visit cancersupportcommunity.org for more information.
Health Tree Foundation
(800) 709-1113
The HealthTree Foundation is a nonprofit organization that strives for patients and researchers to make informed treatment decisions based on essential data. With Cure Hub, they offer tools for patients to navigate their disease by tracking their labs and more.
Visit healthtree.org for more information.
Lymphoma Research Foundation
(212) 349-2910
The Lymphoma Research Foundation has built a community rooted in research dedicated to eradicating lymphoma. They provide financial assistance with their Patient Aid Grant, educational resources, emotional support, and community connections.
Visit lymphoma.org for more information.
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS)
(800) 955-4572
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is the world’s largest nonprofit health organization dedicated to funding blood cancer research and providing education and patient support, including financial assistance, nutrition consultations, and more.
Visit lls.org for more information.
Sharing your story can help others know they’re not alone. If Breyanzi has made a difference for you or your loved one, we’d love to hear about it. Please visit our website or call us at 1-855-436-5866.