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Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Personal Web Sites and Blogs

In the last few years the number of web sites and blogs written by those affected has risen steadily - from a small handful in 1994 until the number you see today. Here are personal web pages (which are also listed in pertinent sections throughout the site).

NHL Authors:

• Stephen Schneider is the author of The Patient From Hell
• Elizabeth Adler is the author of Living with Lymphoma
• Rebecca Gifford is the author of Cancer Happens
• Joni Rodgers is the author of Bald in Land of Big Hair
• Natalie Robins is a MALT NHL survivor and author of Living in the Lightning
• Wendy Harpham is the author of Diagnosis Cancer, When a Parent Has Cancer, and After Cancer


Blogs:

• Tom Faranda is writing about his battle with mantle cell lymphoma
• Nassir is the Net Admin With Lymphoma
• Tami is blogging her experiences with Non-Hodgkin's


Survivors:

• Shelby is a young survivor of Burkitt's Lymphoma
• D is a 32 year old who recently survived Burkitt's lymphoma
• Buck hosts My Life with NHL
• Lawrence in the UK has an extensive web site on his experience with NHL.
• Jamie hosts LymphomaJournal.Com and is well worth reading as it shows what having a good attitude is all about.
• Steph's SLL/CLL Case History
• Dan has an excellent account of his Lymphoplasmacytic NHL fight.
• Bruce is a 14+ year survivor of follicular small cleaved cell NHL
• Desi and Greg are both NHL and BMT survivors
• Steve Meyer is a Mantle Cell and BMT survivor
• Robert Burns is in remission from NHL
• Tony is a Large Cell NHL survivor who underwent a bone marrow transplant. He has a great site.
• Bryce's Story - a preschooler with lymphoblastic lymphoma
• Stop Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma is a great site - getting the message out in a comprehensive way.
• The Bairs discuss their NHL story.
• David's NHL - Playing in the Wrong League is a great site - humorous, helpful, and well rounded. A Stem Cell Transplant survivor who resides in Canada.
• Vera has a great and growing Mantle Cell site.
• Judy Gibson has some very good information for those with NHL


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Since the early 1970s, incidence rates for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma have nearly doubled. Incidence rates for Hodgkin’s disease have declined about 60%. Better means of diagnosis has also increased the number as doctors better understand cancer of lymphocytes verses other diseases.