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World Lymphoma Awareness Day

15 September marks World Lymphoma Awareness Day (WLAD), and this year, we are focused on empowering people living with lymphoma and care partners approach tough conversations with greater confidence.  

Being diagnosed with lymphoma or CLL can be overwhelming – physically, emotionally, personally and professionally. According to the Lymphoma Coalition’s 2024 Global Patient Survey, 67% of people living with lymphoma reported emotional effects like anxiety, depression and fear of the cancer coming back or getting worse. Yet many aren’t talking to their healthcare teams or seeking support. 

Building on the success of the original Honest Talk Conversation Starter launched in 2024 to help people talk about how they are feeling, we present three new resources to tackle more sensitive topics: 

Discussing a Diagnosis or Prognosis  

Returning to Work 

Care Partner Support 

Speaking honestly with family, friends, healthcare teams and employers can help them understand what you are experiencing and foster better, more supportive relationships. 

To learn more about the 2025 campaign and how to get started, simply click on the resources below to view the various materials that are available for download and sharing. 

The toolkit will provide you with many materials that you are free to use in your marketing efforts.