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Date: April 14, 2004
Name: Dr. Svetlana Ribarova, MD
Subject: Lymphoma
Country: Sofla, Bulgaria - EUROPE
Dr. Mr. Sanchez,
My name is Svetlana Ribarova, MD, Pediatrician.
On November 23, 2000, I was operated on for right breast cancer. In October 2003, I developed a right side neck lymphoma - with the following size: 27/16/19 mm.
I had the extraordinary luck to hear about your medicine and your success through my son, Mr. Valentin Stoev, Diplomat at the UN, New Yok.
He...
Name: Burt Grice
Date: August 18, 2000
Diagnosis: Lymphoma
To Whom It May Concern:
The purpose of this letter is to share our son's cancer treatment experience with you and to share the effects of his Poly-MVA treatment experience. My son's name is Burt, at 24 he was diagnosed with Lymphoma in April of '99. The Doctors gave us assurance that if you had to have cancer this was the one to have, because it is curable. Of course as you all know that word is something you hope of...
Date: January 19, 2007
Name: Cecil Hayden
Diagnosis: Lymphoma Stage IV
Address: Dayton, Ohio
Email: chayden@woh.rr.com
This is the story of Cecil F. Hayden's fight with cancer. In Feb. 1990 I was diagnosed with slow growing lymphoma in stage 4. My oncologist put me on an aggressive program of chemotherapy. It was given once a week for 3 weeks each month and repeated each month for 6 months. He used 13 or 14 different chemicals and this put the cancer in remission. Then in...
Name: Christine Christie
City: Mesa, AZ
Diagnosis: MALT Lymphoma
Christine’s Story
I’ve been on Poly MVA for a year and a half for MALT Lymphoma in the stomach. My last blood results in November showed that I am in complete remission. The doctor said I am doing well so I will continue to use the Poly MVA.
I only wish the Poly wasn’t so expensive, as being single and working full-time, it’s hard to pay for Poly. If I weren’t on the Poly Life Study and getting the...
Date: March 1, 2007
Name: Albert Yomtov
City: Spring Valley, NY
Diagnosis: Lymphoma, Colon Cancer
Albert’s Story
On 12/26/96 I was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in the neck. I am under the care of Dr. Mark Zimmerman to the present time.
I have also been diagnosed with skin lymphoma in the upper back and was treated with Rituxan. Six treatments one time a week in 2002.
In 2004, a biopsy was done for the 2nd time and Dr. Zimmerman repeated Rituxan for the...