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i was a relief for so i don't remember it very well. —— hodgkins lymph owner.um's grieve and incredible strength in the months and years that followed. after being widowed so young with three boys under ten. then when i was nine, cancer came from mum also. she was diagnosed with breast cancer and i do remember how that felt. she had treatment, including a mastectomy. three years later they found secondary breast cancer, into static cancer in her bones. they told her it was incurable. yet mum refused to accept that it was incurable. she battled it. for three years. for her boys. she tried everything. including a naturopath, while we looked after her. it was hardest of course in the last 18 months or so as she became bedridden and the pain became excruciating. for me, caring for her became my life before school and after—school. i would sit for hours on her bed, talking to her, telling her about my day, listening to her stories. trying to make the most of every minute. when she was fighting the cancer with the natural path, my top task with matching up carrots an

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time goal in the win over latvia was the first for his country since he was diagnosed with stage two hodgkin. he's been cancer free for over a year and has been speaking to the bbc about his recovery. i've not been personally affected, like in terms of anyone in my immediate family and household that had it. so i didn't really know too much about any of the treatment options or kind of what comes with the word. my body was still quite fit and healthy and i really had the trauma of the chemo and then theyjust got progressively worse after that. and by the end i was just pleading for the 12th and after the 12th it was obviouslyjust trying to feel better as quick as possible, knowing i didn't really have to go back in. they weren't really expecting any difficult news at the end of it, even though it might have come. and then once i've had the scan, they kind ofjust rang me and just kind of give us the good news. and that was when i was just upstairs in the morning. so yeah, there was a lot of tears and, yeah, it was just kind of a relief that it was kind of all done. the whole footballing commu

correct because from illness hodgkin's lymphoma, which was diagnosed. actually write a will.eed , and since uh andrei petrovich faced this tragedy a lot has happened, but uh we still, unfortunately, have to say that for now we we cannot cure absolutely all patients. well, we can cure most patients if we diagnose correctly and if we correctly use modern treatment methods. lymphoma is very tricky disease. therefore, in addition to a quick diagnosis of detection, we must do a biopsy, which is what was done to see that your lymph nodes are enlarged, you can palpate with the eye, but seryozha’s lymph nodes were visible correctly, and on our screen there are also visible lymph nodes. so, in principle, if the lymph node is enlarged, a biopsy must be done. you can say so, we take a lymph node under two main conditions, and the size of this lymphatic evil must be more than two centimeters, it must persist for more than two months. and especially, if at the same time he continues his growth of sound research of lymphatic evil. we see a violation of the internal structure. here we don't

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i have got non—hodgkin's, and i don't -et have got non—hodgkin's, and i don't get sick— have got non—hodgkin's feel like, you know, your bills fall behind, everything. it really affects you when _ everything. it really affects you when you — everything. it really affects you when you have to have a day or two off. and it's off. - and it's a off. — and it's a vicious cycle as off. and it's a vicious cycle as well, because then your mental well—being, your stress levels soar, and that is not good for your health, and one thing it's another thing worse. know, exactly. a few years ago, i worked _ know, exactly. a few years ago, i worked in — know, exactly. a few years ago, i worked in a — know, exactly. a few years ago, i worked in a care home when we did -et worked in a care home when we did get sick— worked in a care home when we did get sick pay. — worked in a care home when we did get sick pay, and when i was having my chemotherapy and everything, it is a godsend. you know, it is less stress _ is a godsend. you know, it is less stress on — is a godsend. you know, it is less stress on you. you

back in 2019, this little guy, enzo keller, was diagnosed with burkett lymphoma, an aggressive non-hodgkinsphoma. fortunately, he was able to get treatment and now his cancer is in remission. but because of their experience, hiss parents started the enzo and me pediatric cancer foundation. the goal is to fund pediatric cancer research to find better treatments and cures for children. his parents tell us how hard that experience was. >> for most parents, this is one of their worst night mares, so let's come together and try to eliminate that from the reality. annually, about 11.5 million years of life is lost to pediatric cancer. children are losing 11.5 million years of life. >> future doctors, researchers, teachers, all things that we need for our future are impacted. >> last year, the foundation raised more than $300,000, and the next event is planned for september 23rd in san ramon. we will post a link on nbcbayarea.com if you want to help. >>> a heads up for you if you are headed to yosemite. visitors currently no longer have access to the popular superslide climbing route. the national

time goal in the win over latvia was the first for his country since he was diagnosed with stage—ii hodgkin's terms of anyone in my immediate family and household that had it. so i did not really know too much about any other treatment options or kind of what comes with the word. my body was still quite fit healthy, and really after the trauma of the chemotherapy, itjust got progressively worse after that and by the end i was just pleading for the 12 and after this wealth it was obviouslyjust for the 12 and after this wealth it was obviously just trying for the 12 and after this wealth it was obviouslyjust trying to for the 12 and after this wealth it was obviously just trying to feel better as quickly as possible knowing i did not really have to go in. we were not really excepting any difficult news of the end of it, even though it might have come, and then once i had the scan, the kind of rainy and just gave me the good news and that was when i was just upstairs in the morning. so there was a lot of tears and kind of a relief that it was kind of all done. the whole football and community as

back in 2019, enzo keller was diagnosed with lymphoma, an aggressive non-hodgkin's lymphoma.tunately he was able to get treatment and his cancer is in remission. his parents started the enzo and me pediatric cancer foundation. the goal is to fund pediatric research to find better treatments and cures for children. his parents tell us how hard that experience was. >> this is probably most parents, one of their worst nightmares. so let's come together and try to really eliminate that from the reality. annually about 11.5 million years of life is lost to pediatric cancer. children are losing 11.5 million years of life. >> every year doctors, future researchers, future teachers, things that we need for our future are impacted. >> we are so glad enzo is doing well. last year their foundation raised more than $300,000. the next event is going to be september 23rd in san ramon. we'll be posting a link so you can find out more on nbcbayarea.com. >>> president biden will talk with workers and union organizers in pennsylvania this labor day. >> scott mcgrew, the president has positione

joe jones throws a dart now to isaiah hodgkins for an 11 yard touchdown that ties it at 28 and then with kicker graham gano hit it and it is yep right in. there 3128 giants comeback or the biggest comeback for that franchise since 1920. they're going to be here on thursday against the niners on thursday night football at levi's stadium. so we have that to look forward to. jimmy g. and the raiders continue on the road earlier this season, escaping with a win last week in week one, we're in orchard park against the bills opening drive sees jimmy g and the las vegas hit devante adams for the 16 yard score seven nothing raiders we move on to the second quarter with the bills up 14 to 10 and josh allen scrambling showing some arm strength it's dart to khalil shakur for the 11 yard touchdown putting buffalo up 21 to 10 and that's at the half in the fourth quarter the bills leading 2810 and third and goal damien harris slithers in for the score 38 to 10 is your final both teams now one and one a lot of people thought detroit week one win was a fluke. they're at home this week. this is barry san

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hodgkin's lymphoma leukemia in order to throw away even more weapons kiev arranges bloody performance2 more were injured first russian soldiers breaking news according to president zelensky , a russian missile attack on a city in the east of the country killed at least 16 people. ukraine of course, is regularly subjected to russian rocket attacks. however, now, after 18 months of war, the attention of the leaders of many countries is riveted to a separate episode of a devastating strike on the city market area. kiev territory german publishes footage of the tragedy from different angles of the rocket seen in the reflection of one of the cars people are looking to the northwest. the missile itself is an american high-speed anti-radar ajm-88 hards, also the us secretary of state with the president of ukraine where he made a number of important statements in washington concerned about the slow progress of the counter-offensive and growing corruption in the country, so glinkin. i wanted to assure ukraine that american support would in no way weaken in the fourth month of the disastrous co

it's caught by hodgkin's for the touchdown. >> baker mayfield. 2-0. the bengals, 0-2. crazy.ound and start talking about world war i just being around the corner, it's probably because my atlanta falcons are 2-0 since, well, before world war i. the game tying touchdown brought the new york giants back from 21 points. 21 points in the third quarter. a field goal completed the 31-28 victory over the arizona cardinals. let's bring in espn's pablo torre. all the kids are talking about it. older people love it, too, like me. i don't know how he does it. >> it's not for older people. >> it's so great. it reverses male pattern baldness. >> scientifically true. >> pablo torre finds out. >> i like that. >> we found out a couple of things, right. >> yes. >> i'm not just saying this because, you know, we're in new york, right, i'm saying this because we did find out that the jets obviously were just what you said the jets were last week. they still had flashes of brilliance on defense and the giants, man, they're -- >> joe. >> -- they're not as bad as we thought. that's a heck of a come

s david brooks thought he scored the winner, his first premier league goal since recovering from hodgkin'sevenge over liam smith last night, beating him by a technical knockout in round 10 of their middleweight rematch. eubank knocked smith down twice in the fourth round at the manchester arena, and although he wasn't able to capitalise immediately, the referee stoped the fight when eubank did it again in the tenth. smith won the first fight between the two back injanuary. i was the underdog. everyone thought i was going to get knocked out. everyone thought i was finished. i see people online saying i'm shot, i'm too old, i don't want it anymore. yeah, i couldn't let that... i couldn't let that be, i couldn't let that slide. england's women had never lost a t20 to sri lanka before yesterday, but the first defeat was a heavy one, with the series now tied at h heading into wednesday's decider. batting first, england slumped to 104 all out in 18 overs. only charlie dean scoring more than 1a. sri lanka had no problem chasing their target, reaching it in the 14th over with eight wickets in hand