Being 39 years old I discovered a medium sized lump on the left side of my neck, I don't really remember paying attention to my neck before that to see how long I had had that on my neck, but I remember that day I was sitting in the kitchen of my house and I started to touch my neck and I felt a big lump and I went to my wife, she immediately stated that I had a lump and that it wasn't normal and that I should go to the doctor as soon as possible, of course, I let a few days go by and didn't feel too worried in the first few days, I just continued with my normal life and continued working, after a few days I got an appointment with my primary doctor, my first doctor said that it was a swollen lymph node and that it was normal,that sometimes they were inflamed, I believed the doctor obviously, but a few weeks passed and I did not see improvement or that the size decreased, I made the option to go to another doctor, that new doctor on the first visit sent me to have an ultrasound and then a biopsy, that doctor knew that something was not normal, the results of the biopsy were the worst moments of my life because there they told me that I was diagnosed with cancer and that it was Hopkins lymphoma, and from there my journey with chemotherapy and medicines began. For a year I was in a type of chemo and it seemed to work, the lymphoma shrank considerably and I believed that I would succeed, but after 3 months of stopping the treatment, the lymphoma returned and returned in other parts of my body,Now I had them in my chest and in my neck, I am still on another type of chemo, but my cancer doctor says that I must have the transplant to be able to ensure that the lymphoma does not return or at least have some chance of staying in remission for many more years, I know that no one has a guaranteed life, but I want to have the opportunity to live well in this time that I have to be on earth. The cost is too much and I do not have health insurance, and my transplant doctors do not want to help if there is no health insurance or I can prove that I can pay for this treatment. I ask you with all my heart for a little help from anyone who can help. God is good and I have faith. Thank you for reading my story, I hope it can help someone else.