<transcript><audio_0>good morning John it's now been more than 4 months since I had my last scan and was declared to be in remission from hodkin lymphoma this is obviously much better than the alternative but also there are some things about it that I</transcript><caption><image_1>The image shows a man standing in a room with a bookshelf in the background. He is wearing a black shirt and glasses and appears to be speaking into a microphone. The room is cluttered with various items, including a lamp, a picture frame, and a green light. The man is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression on his face.</caption><transcript><audio_2>don't like my friend Grace who also has been going through cancer treatment just uploaded a video about this got to make up for a lost time let's get creative let's get a schedule let's work out our</transcript><caption><image_3>The image is a screenshot from a video. It shows a woman standing in front of a wall with various framed artworks hanging on it. She is wearing a blue t-shirt with the words "This might be weird" printed on it in white letters. Her hair is styled in a messy bun and she is looking off to the side with a serious expression on her face.</caption><transcript><audio_4>physical and of course every EXP is going to be different with me being unrepresentative both in terms of the amount of support that I have which is a lot and the amount of treatment that I've had which is comparatively not that much but there have been parts of the transition out of treatment that have</transcript><transcript><audio_5>been very surprising for me and I think that this is a thing that is not discussed as much as it should be and his treatments are getting more powerful it's more relevant than ever so what are the worst parts of not having cancer anymore cuz we know the best part which is that you don't have cancer anymore I'm going to start out with the one that</transcript> good morning John it's now been more than 4 months since I had my last scan and was declared to be in remission from hodkin lymphoma this is obviously much better than the alternative but also there are some things about it that I don't like my friend Grace who also has been going through cancer treatment just uploaded a video about this got to make up for a lost time let's get creative let's get a schedule let's work out our physical and of course every EXP is going to be different with me being unrepresentative both in terms of the amount of support that I have which is a lot and the amount of treatment that I've had which is comparatively not that much but there have been parts of the transition out of treatment that have been very surprising for me and I think that this is a thing that is not discussed as much as it should be and his treatments are getting more powerful it's more relevant than ever so what are the worst parts of not having cancer anymore cuz we know the best part which is that you don't have cancer anymore I'm going to start out with the one that
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