u/Vortrexion

Doubt anyone has any answers but still worth a shot. Anyone have an idea as to why/where/what TPD was moving northbound on Hawthorne at around 10:45pm tonight? Appeared to be some kind of military? aircraft, maybe from the museum is my best guess. Saw around 6-7 explorers + a couple motor officers in the escort.

EDIT: Nevermind, did a bit more digging and found out that the TPD is transporting it from the Zamperini Airfield out to somewhere for the Memorial Day parade. Will leave post up as information.

I, 20M, just received a diagnosis today from my hospital's pathology lab saying that I have LCH. I've searched a bit through the web along with Reddit, but haven't found a lot of information specifically in regards to LCH within the lymph nodes.

For context, I was originally admitted to the hospital due to high fever (103+F), headache, stomach pain, chest pain, nausea, and diarrhea. After initial CAT scans were done during admission, they found enlarged lymph nodes throughout the entirety of my body. Following this I received a surgical biopsy in my groin. During my stay in the hospital, I recovered and I'm now at home feeling just fine.

I haven't really been sick/unwell to the extent I just recently was. To be quite honest, I'm actually somewhat in denial that I have LCH because all the symptoms I see online I completely lack aside from the enlarged lymph nodes. The oncologist I was speaking to didn't seem very experienced in this topic, but he recommended me to some specialist (I can't remember the name) to get a PET scan done along with additional bloodwork.

Anywho, I'm primarily just trying to get a better understanding for what the treatment path would look like continuing ahead, along with the recovery/remission process should there be one. Also wondering how treatment for this process affects oneself during their regular lives, as I was about the start attending nursing school within the next month or so, but I'm now worried I won't even be able to do so (after waiting a whole year to get in due to availability) because of this disease.