 First, patients will be given Tylenol for any achespains and Benadryl for any minor allergic reactions such as itchingrash. This is called premedication. Next, the T cells will be injected into the patients vein intravenously over approximately 10 minutes. Patients will be closely watched during this time to make sure they do not experience any bad effects such as an allergic reaction. If the patient does not respond to the T cells or if during follow-up examinations evidence of relapse is shown, the patient may receive another higher dose of T cells approximately six weeks after their first injection. Patients may decide NOT to continue to receive this therapy receive further injections, however, the follow-up period will still be for one year. 