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I was diagnosed with non hodgkins IIB in 1989, I was 14. my first chemo was november of that year, last chemo march 1990.Yes, 4 months. Am i reading right that i have a good chance of being diagnosed again?

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Submitted by ccox on Tue, 07/07/2009 - 16:19.

as far as i know there is no cure for lymphoma you will be in remission for awhile but you never get cured you should have 6month follow up appointments with your oncologist and have a PET scan done yearly. I think its yearly. Never give up there are so many treatments out there but make sure you stay on track with your DR.

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