Terry15 - Patient: Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL)- Currently in active treatment (initial surgery, receiving chemo rounds/radiation)

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Terry15
Alma, MI
Member Since Dec 2012

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Their Diagnoses (2)

- Patient: Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL)
- Patient Info: Currently in active treatment (initial surgery, receiving chemo rounds/radiation), Diagnosed: almost 8 years ago, Female, Age: 67, Stage IV
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- Patient: Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL)
- Patient Info: Currently in active treatment (initial surgery, receiving chemo rounds/radiation), Diagnosed: almost 8 years ago, Female, Age: 67, Stage IV
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Question: NHL and Exjade and foot neuropathy
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about 7 years ago
Terry15 asked a questionNon-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL)

NHL and Exjade and foot neuropathy
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about 7 years ago
- Breadflower
  
  Hi,
  Good news about the remission! I finished chemo, RCHOP, 15 months ago. Now I have foot tingling and lum
  
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  about 7 years ago
- Breadflower
  
  Hi again,
  I got disconnected. I finished RCHOP 15 months ago. Now I have foot tingling and lumps on the bottom of my feet, can't see them but its like walking on soft marbles. The MRI showed it was varicose veins, both feet. Perplexed the Podiatrist. Have appt. tomorrow with a vascular specialist. What are you lumpy feet like exactly? I am on no medications now and am in remission. If you like, I'll keep you posted about I find out.
  
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  about 7 years ago
- lynndelee
  
  Hello, it has been 3.5 yrs since treatment. I still have numb/tingling/feel thick toes. I would like to hear results of different patients. They also get real cold. Then real hot.
  
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  about 7 years ago
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Question: Well-meaning family
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about 7 years ago
Terry15 asked a questionNon-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL)

Well-meaning family
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about 7 years ago
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- Clyde
  
  Tell your sister that you will miss her, but adios. Its your life, not hers and you will stick to the plan you have with your Drs and not mess with something that is working.
  
  Family is hard. Hopefully they mean well and are not just getting back at us for the time we put peanut butter in their hair while they were asleep (not that I know anything about that), but whatever their intention, you have to do what you feel is right for yourself.
  
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  about 7 years ago
- GregP_WN
  
  Here is a page from the American Cancer Society on alternative methods and treatments.
  http://www.cancer.org/treatment/treatmentsandsideeffects/complementaryandalternativemedicine/index
  
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  about 7 years ago
- GregP_WN
  
  And here is another page from the American Cancer Society on how to deal with "pushy" people in your life, maybe these pages will help.
  http://www.cancer.org/treatment/understandingyourdiagnosis/afterdiagnosis/after-diagnosis-making-treatment-decisions
  
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  about 7 years ago
Terry15 posted an update

Had a PET scan Monday to see how chemo worked. (Chemo [R-chop] ended March 19th). Mindy called from the office to tell me Doc was dancing when she read the results! All clear! No markers were detected! There is hope! Keep fighting and keep a positive attitude and you will get through this. I made it and hope and pray all of you do too!
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about 7 years ago
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- GregP_WN
  
  This is the kind of news I can hear all day! Congrats on the clean scan, your living right.
  
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  about 7 years ago
- debbie1951
  
  Congratulations on your remission and the end of RCHOP. Happy days are ahead!
  
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  about 7 years ago
- DaveWaz
  
  Hey this is great news! Thank you for keeping us posted. Whoha! May all your days be bright.
  
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  about 7 years ago
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Question: Anyone heard that asparagus juice cures cancer?
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over 7 years ago