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I beat Hodgkins last year with Rchop (b/c of CD 20 I got treated as a NON- Hodgkins pt )and now I have it again. Has anybody been through this? What was your treatment the second time around?

Submitted by linnie44 on Sat 08/15/2009 - 07:36
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Submitted by John Alexanders on Tue, 08/18/2009 - 17:36.

I was treated with R-chop for NHL, b/c of CD 20, also, about 2 years ago and my recent petscan also showed that the disease has returned. So I am also seeking advice on treatment this time around.

Recently, I have been doing a lot of reading , a lot, hundreds of pages and online articles on alternative treatments. What I am seeing is dozens of alternative treatments from affordable to very expensive. All of them characterize the drug companies as conspirators and money hungry. And, all of them claim to be effective.

I am now looking for folks who have gone the alternative route, because I would like to chat with them.

If you know of anyone, or if you come across anyone, I would appreciate it if you could connect me with them. If you are interested in how I am doing in my search, please let me know and I will keep you informed.

Thanks, John A

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