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t-cell lymphoma of the liver

Has someone out there been diagnosed with T-cell lymphoma of the liver. I would love to hear where you are in the process.
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Submitted by wolfenative on Sat, 02/28/2009 - 22:37.
This is in response to kmason's comment. My husband has had T cell lymphoma for three years. He has had a series of CHOP and ICE and was scheduled to have a stem cell transplant. His stem cells had even been harvested. He suddenly developed pain in his liver area two weeks ago. He was just biopsied this week and it is lymphoma. It developed very quickly as he had a negative PET scan around the middle of December. AT the present time we do not know what treatment will be tried next.
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