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treating cancer so complex?  Author: Laurie Wertich  “The way I
see it is that I became sick at the right time," explains Dick
Rogers. The 68-year-old chief financial officer from Methuen,
Massachusetts, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of multiple
myeloma in 2010 and has since undergone several different types
of treatment. Today he’s in remission, and he attributes his
current state of health to the ever-evolving advances in cancer
treatment.  “I’m one of the fortunate people around—one of the
survivors,” Dick explains. But his remission didn’t come easily.
In fact, it was the result of a complex series of treatments
that Dick humbly refers to as a “difficult process.” The process
has involved about nine months of chemotherapy, an autologous
stem cell transplant that kept him in the hospital for more than
a month,