Support after a diagnosis
A DLBCL diagnosis is a lot. You don’t have to sort through it alone.
Feeling frozen, scared or unable to take anything in is normal. Free, trusted support is one message, click, or call away, with real people and reliable answers through Blood Cancer United.
Decisions can come quickly
Some cancers move quickly, so decisions can come sooner than you expect. You may have made a bunch already without the time to even process.
It’s okay that processing it all takes time – the DLBCL kit can help
Our DLBCL Patient Kit was designed by patients and care partners for patients and care partners. You’ll find valuable resources whether you were just diagnosed, dealing with the next step, or managing the long-term impacts of a diagnosis and treatment.
Your Free DLBCL Toolkit
10 printable pages of test explainers, a treatment cycle tracker, and questions to bring to every appointment.




Need more? Start with whatever feels manageable.
Used by thousands of patients each year, Blood cancer Information Specialists are U.S.-based, highly-trained and licensed oncology social workers and nurses who are ready to help you or your loved one.
Talk with an oncology nurse or social worker
Information Specialists help you make sense of a diagnosis, think through questions for your doctor, and find financial and emotional support.
- Free
- Confidential
- Interpreters in 350+ languages
Phone lines are open Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ET.
Not sure what to say? Try: “I was just diagnosed and I don’t know where to start.” That’s enough.

From Blood Cancer United
Find people who get it, at your own pace
Ask questions, read what others are going through, and hear about treatment advances and resources in the Blood Cancer United Community.
Hear from people living with DLBCL
Real stories from The Patient Story, told in their own words, about diagnosis, treatment and life afterward.
Stay connected to people who understand
Join The Patient Story community for new stories and expert conversations.
