u/Funny-Caterpillar421

My father is 74 just got diagnosed with non-Hodgkins B Cell lymphoma stage 4. it’s in his lungs, liver and lymph nodes. He’s already in poor health due to a crazy lifestyle over 25 years ago. Also in 2020 he got fourniers gangrene and sepsis which resulted in a colostomy bag, he had to relearn how to walk and talk again to do such a long hospital day. He was on life-support for a long while too. So his body is already broken down, and my sisters and I are just trying to figure out whether we wanna do the chemotherapy RCHOP or do we just allow him to be comfortable and pass. If this was your father, what would you consider?