Why we can't trust spammers...I'll save them the time.
He had surgery. I think a lady I know on another newsgroup should write a
book too. She had same surgery some years ago. ;-)
J
Mantle cell lymphoma behaves much like indolent or low-grade lymphoma, but

with intermittent episodes of fierce and accelerated growth that many
times overwhelms..
Indolent Non-Hodgkin's Lymphomas (NHLs) are slow growing forms of
lymphoma.  They encompass what were called low grade and some categories
of intermediate grade NHL in the Working Formulation.  Indolent NHLs have
traditionally not been strongly responsive to conventional cancer
therapies such as chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Depending on the
cancer, often a patient can live years without much treatment.

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MCL is a cancer deriving its name from the tumors that develop in the
"mantle zone" of the lymph nodes. After surgery to remove his spleen and
three golf-ball-sized lymph nodes, Ruzic was told he could undergo a
series of chemotherapy treatments, followed by a bone-marrow transplant to

extend his life expectancy. He refused.

My advice is "Get a life"

Thanks, Neil