I think Im on your blocked list , but if not, just letting ya know Ill say a prayer. My brothers Hodgekins came back once , also . He walked the walk, and hes still here to talk . Im sure the same will be said for you. Modern medicine is getting lymphomas pretty well beaten if you are relatively healthy otherwise. Good thing catching it in the scan, nail it before it metastasizes . A friend at work named "Ivan " (100 % American , through and through ) was diagnosed with the exact type you have 2 years ago. He got real pale, lost a ton of weight, had no energy, you know the deal. The doctor suspected it right off, sent him to an oncologist. Scans showed Stage 5 (?) non Hodgekins which was in his back, chest, spine, lower leg (left) and one shoulder. Ivan took the whopper chemos , 8 hours a day, and now hes good as new. A real testament to prayer and modern medicine. If you would like to speak with him, pm me , Ill put you in contact. His diagnosis didnt suprise us, but the degree of metastazation (spreading)blew us away. We had heard the type was very treatable, but when it was in so many places, unless you were pretty healthy otherwise ( lymphomas can spin off AIDS and other blood related disorders) it would be a tough customer. Like I said though, hes good as new, let me know if youd like to speak with him. Hearing from someone who had what you have but in so many places may be an inspiration.