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IT BEGAN, as it does for so many others, with a lump. A small, seemingly innocuous noggin of flesh that grew in the side of my neck. I noticed it first last October, at the end of a particularly gruelling political party conference season which I had been covering for the BBC.
A stress lump, I thought carelessly.See the full content of this document
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An enlarged gland telling me I had worked too hard, drunk too much and slept too little.
But the little thing had staying power, so I went to my GP. There followed a month of tests and consultations that ended with an ear, nose and throat specialist carving open my neck to remove a sample for the microscope slide.The results confirmed that the offending piece of gristle was teeming with more cancerous cells than one would normally want.I had, the doctors informed me, something called diffuse large B- cell non-Hodgkins lymphoma. To you and m...See the full content of this document
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