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Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosed in 1998 after shoulder pain and finding a lump. Two years of watchful waiting then three bouts of drug treatment, with short remissions in between. Now in longer remission after receiving radiolabelled monoclonal antibody.

Cancer >> Lymphoma >> Hodgkin's Lymphoma >> Interview 14 >> Was terrified by an allergic reaction to her first dose of bleomycin so an antihistamine was added to later treatments.

Diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma in 2003 following tiredness and weight loss. Treated with various chemotherapies. Consistently low blood cell counts led to a splenectomy, resulting in remission.

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