As Strange As It Sounds, I Don’t Feel Bitter, Just Grateful That I Have Been Given Another Chance
I was diagnosed with Non Hodgins Lymphoma back in 2006 my dad had died of the same marginal within 17th months which is unfortunately the normal.
By 2007 I was told I had six months and treatment gave me 6 months more. The in 2008 I was told I had three months to live.
Over the years I have tried various different types of chemical therapies from the golden bullet Rituximab to more well-known ones .
Three years ago my spleen had grown so filled with cancer I was told to have stem cell treatment or my life would be over
Sassy films filmed my journey through Stem Cell treatment for over a year . I hope this video gives and strength and comfort to those going through cancer.
Please check out http://www.curecancer-UCL.org
I am still alive, surviving cancer and going strong
Sandra Hamilton
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As Strange As It Sounds, I Don’t Feel Bitter, Just Grateful That I Have Been Given Another Chance
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