Senator Spector Dies
I am intereseted in hearing about cases of one lymphoma become some other, if anyone ,wished to comment. Of course, several of our regualrs have already discussed their multi-cancers history.
max
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Arlen Spector
Every so often someone famous dies with NHL .What really bothers me is they never go into any detail. They just say NHL. There are so many different types out there so each and every one of us is wondering what type they had and are we going to end up the same way.I know we are all individuals,but it does get the brain ticking. John0 -
I was very sorry to hearCOBRA666 said:Arlen Spector
Every so often someone famous dies with NHL .What really bothers me is they never go into any detail. They just say NHL. There are so many different types out there so each and every one of us is wondering what type they had and are we going to end up the same way.I know we are all individuals,but it does get the brain ticking. John
I was very sorry to hear about senator Spector , he certainly fought the good fight several times. I thought I read that he started with classic hl, I had no idea he had nlphl. I hope your doing well max I'm on day 5 feeling like a zombie watching football all day.0 -
ZombieAaron said:I was very sorry to hear
I was very sorry to hear about senator Spector , he certainly fought the good fight several times. I thought I read that he started with classic hl, I had no idea he had nlphl. I hope your doing well max I'm on day 5 feeling like a zombie watching football all day.
Hey Aaron! Nice to hear from you. You might want to keep that
"zombie" thing going as Halloween is fast approaching on creepy legs .
Just messing with you. Hope you and yours are doing well.
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Hey Max
Hi Max,
I'm reminded of hearing about Andy Whitfield (actor) passing from
lymphoma at age 39. I was a fan of "Spartacus" in which he starred.
I remember feeling very sad as he was relatively young. The media
rarely gives the specifics about the type of cancer.
It's sad about Specter but he did have a long and successful career
and by most counts a fairly long life.
I don't have an answer for you regarding lymphoma morphing into another
type of cancer except that mine better stay in remission and not
change into anything else except GONE .
Hugs,
Jim0 -
ARLEN SPECTORCOBRA666 said:Arlen Spector
Every so often someone famous dies with NHL .What really bothers me is they never go into any detail. They just say NHL. There are so many different types out there so each and every one of us is wondering what type they had and are we going to end up the same way.I know we are all individuals,but it does get the brain ticking. John
I have B Cell Lymphoma. Can be controlled, but not cured. Have Rituxan infusions. Just discovered in May of this year. Hodgkins was never mentioned by my doctor. Have a blood test tomorrow and see the oncologist on Friday. Think I will make a list of questions. Never knew there were so many different kinds of cancer.
Nancy0 -
types of LymphomaNANCYL1 said:ARLEN SPECTOR
I have B Cell Lymphoma. Can be controlled, but not cured. Have Rituxan infusions. Just discovered in May of this year. Hodgkins was never mentioned by my doctor. Have a blood test tomorrow and see the oncologist on Friday. Think I will make a list of questions. Never knew there were so many different kinds of cancer.
Nancy
I never knew of the many different types either. It seems they have added a few since I first joined this site over 2 years ago. Seems they are adding different types on a regular basis. I think they have more types now than they do soda pop brands. This may be good since they are putting them in classes so maybe they can treat them more individually. John0 -
TypesNANCYL1 said:ARLEN SPECTOR
I have B Cell Lymphoma. Can be controlled, but not cured. Have Rituxan infusions. Just discovered in May of this year. Hodgkins was never mentioned by my doctor. Have a blood test tomorrow and see the oncologist on Friday. Think I will make a list of questions. Never knew there were so many different kinds of cancer.
Nancy
Nancy,
There are five primary types of HL, and 27 common types of NHL. About 70% of all new cases of lymphoma are NHL. The differences are in the types of cancer cells present, of course. Only a patholigist in a lab can tell one from another. A lot for the oncologists to keep up with !0 -
Yea !jimwins said:Hey Max
Hi Max,
I'm reminded of hearing about Andy Whitfield (actor) passing from
lymphoma at age 39. I was a fan of "Spartacus" in which he starred.
I remember feeling very sad as he was relatively young. The media
rarely gives the specifics about the type of cancer.
It's sad about Specter but he did have a long and successful career
and by most counts a fairly long life.
I don't have an answer for you regarding lymphoma morphing into another
type of cancer except that mine better stay in remission and not
change into anything else except GONE .
Hugs,
Jim
Me and you both, brother !0 -
Me Toovinny59 said:yep
I try not to think about it anymore, it just mess's with my head....
Vin,
During my first few months of treatment I was reading nothing but cancer info 24/7, and speaking with my cousin in Orlando who had had breast cancer years before. After a while I told her I had to just stop and try to focus on other things. Worrying about cancer continuously would drive anyone insane, and is totally nonproductive anyway.
max0 -
types of LymphmaCOBRA666 said:types of Lymphoma
I never knew of the many different types either. It seems they have added a few since I first joined this site over 2 years ago. Seems they are adding different types on a regular basis. I think they have more types now than they do soda pop brands. This may be good since they are putting them in classes so maybe they can treat them more individually. John
Really, adding different types on a regular basis? I am new to the board. Many, many years ago there was only X-ray. Hard to imagine.
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TYPESTypes
Nancy,
There are five primary types of HL, and 27 common types of NHL. About 70% of all new cases of lymphoma are NHL. The differences are in the types of cancer cells present, of course. Only a patholigist in a lab can tell one from another. A lot for the oncologists to keep up with !
MAX:
It just boggles the mind.
I have "mild" B-Cell Lymphoma, whatever that is.
Nancy0
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