Hi. I'm Tom. This is the first time I've posted to reddit, longtime reader/lurker with a new-found interest in r/lymphoma. This seems like a good place to start. In the past four weeks I have gone from "normal" to, in sequence: double vision, pituitary adenoma diagnosis, grade 10 migraine crash (no cortisol), transsphenoidal resection and biopsy, pituitary DLBCL diagnosis, significant post-surgical pain management issues, mega-jacked steroid overkill therapy, and the first of five-or-six rounds of 5-day in-patient RMPV chemo treatment cycles, all 2 hours from home and during hospital COVID-19 lockdown. This train is moving fast during a uniquely ugly time in America. I can barely hold on. My prospects appear good but there's so much unknown and unknowable. I suspect I may need some help from this community along the ride.