A change in character of comments
I am impressed with the number of comments from blog readers that I receive. And their numbers keep increasing, for which I am delighted.
It seems to me that the blog entries of Betsy and myself are effecting a change in the attitude and thinking of blog readers. Initially, blog readers were asking the important questions, "What is radioimmunotherapy?", "What are the adverse effects of RIT?" and "Which non-Hodgkin's lymphoma patients seem to benefit most from RIT?".
Now, the questions are different. "Can you help me find a doctor in my area who administers RIT?". "A family member has newly diagnosed NHL. Can RIT be part of his initial therapy, rather than being given only for recurrent disease?".
The change in character of your questions is not merely interesting; it is a powerful message that NHL patients will, increasingly, be receiving radioimmunotherapy with excellent outcomes.
Mort