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Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosed in 1997 treated with chemotherapy (CHOP). First recurrence treated with high dose chemotherapy and autologous stem cell transplant. Second recurrence treated with intensive chemotherapy and rituximab.
Chartered accountant, married wth three adult children. Ethnic background: White British.
Hodgkin's Disease diagnosed in 2004 treated with chemotherapy (ABVD). In remission.
Partsman, married with two children aged seven and three. Ethnic background: White European.
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosed in 2005 after finding a swollen lymph gland. Currently being treated with chemotherapy (CHOP-R).
Retired librarian, single, no children. Ethnic background: White British.
Diagnosed in 1995 with Hodgkin's Disease following breathlessness and arthritis-like symptoms. His doctor also detected swollen lymph glands in his neck. Six cycles of chemotherapy put him into remission.
Office/Admin Manager, living with female partner, no children. Ethnic background: White British (Jewish).
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosed in 1992 following a persistent sore throat that did not respond to antibiotics. Initial chemotherapy treatment did not work but further chemotherapy put him into remission.
Retired surveyor, married with 4 adult children and two adult stepchildren. Ethnic background: White British.
Diagnosed with Mantle Cell non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma in 2000 after a tonsillectomy. After initial chemotherapy locally, he was referred to London for high dose chemotherapy and stem cell transplant.
Bank Manager, married with two children aged 12 and 10. Ethnic background: White British.
Diagnosed with Hodgkin's Disease in 1998 after losing weight and finding a lump in her neck. Treatment was chemotherapy followed by radiotherapy to her chest, which put her into remission.
School learning mentor, divorced with three children aged 16, 14 and 9. Ethnic background: White British.
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosed in 1997 after finding a lump in his neck. 'Watch and wait' policy adopted. Later treated with various chemotherapies, a stem cell transplant, and a radiolabelled monoclonal antibody. Now offered a cord blood transplant.
Client Services Assistant, married but separated shortly after interview, two children aged 11 and 15. Ethnic background: White British.
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in his spine diagnosed in 2004 after severe back pain. Had surgery to remove the tumour and reconstruct his spine. CHOP chemotherapy and rituximab put him into remission.
Retired senior manager in local government, divorced, no children. Ethnic background: White British.
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosed in 1998 after shoulder pain and finding a lump. Two years of watchful waiting then three bouts of drug treatment, with short remissions in between. Now in longer remission after receiving radiolabelled monoclonal antibody.
Marketing Manager, married with two adult children. Ethnic background: White British.
