Tag: Lymphoma

Transplant +198: Maintenance Rituximab on not Brexit day

Posted on 29 March 201927 October 2021 by Tim

So today, at the fourth time of asking, success! And no, I don’t mean Theresa May getting her dreadful EU withdrawal bill through parliament, which lost for a third time,

Transplant +189: The International Day of Happiness

Posted on 20 March 201927 October 2021 by Tim

I’m fairly sure that every day is an international day of something or other. I suspect that there are so many, there are diary clashes as well. Anyway, today is

Transplant +161: Bloody neutrophils

Posted on 20 February 201927 October 2021 by Tim

Bloody neutrophils. Bloody absence of neutrophils, actually. I’ve been feeling really good for the last week or so. Gnu has emerged from hibernation and I’ve racked up a hundred or

A photograph showing cartons of Co-trimoxazole and Aciclovir

Transplant +135: A bump in the road

Posted on 25 January 201927 October 2021 by Tim

Having survived my first week back at work, I made the trek over to the Royal Derby this morning for my first Rituximab maintenance session. One of the car parks

Transplant +132: Return to work

Posted on 22 January 201927 October 2021 by Tim

Yesterday was supposed to be Blue Monday, but I was excited to be granted permission for a phased return to work. So I did return, today. I’m going to be

Transplant +98: The beast is soundly asleep and snoring

Posted on 19 December 201827 October 2021 by Tim

After a rather sleepless night, there was excellent news from the hospital this morning. I have almost normal blood again and there was no evidence of lymphoma on my PET/CT

Transplant +97: Nervous times

Posted on 18 December 201831 October 2021 by Tim

In January, when I knew that chemotherapy for my lymphoma was certain, I wrote the beast is awake. Tomorrow I meet with my consultant to review the results from my

Transplant +68: York

Posted on 19 November 201827 October 2021 by Tim

As part of my recovery from the SCT I’ve just returned from a long weekend in York. Other than a few day trips and a weekend there when my children

Is scientific knowledge about cancer controversial?

Posted on 13 November 201831 October 2021 by Tim

Today the British Psychological Society’s research digest has highlighted Lobato & Zimmerman‘s recently published research on how people reason about controversial (*) scientific topics. Their research asked participants to justify

Transplant +56: The check up

Posted on 7 November 201831 October 2021 by Tim

Today I had my first check up back at Derby after my stem cell transplant. My blood test results were reasonable, if a little on the low side. (Haemoglobin 125

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