My first experience with chemotherapy was far easier than I’d been expecting. I had my intravenous drip, felt some mild nausea and experimented with the
The problem with chocolate, as we all know, is how bad it is for your health and your waistline. Right? Wrong! Chocolate was used medicinally
Having received my diagnosis, I was told that I’d be starting chemotherapy for bowel cancer quite quickly. And quite quickly, it was. I was in
I’ve made a couple of posts on diet and exercise, so far, and fully anticipate making several more. But I’m not trim, I’m not toned,
To be able to answer the question, ‘What is bowel cancer?’, it’s vital to first know the answers to: What is cancer?, and; What is
As an overweight middle-aged man, I receive plenty of commentary about my weight, particularly from other male friends and acquaintances. Usually in the form of
Please note that bowel cancer survival rates improve all the time and that this was written in April 2018, and refers to my experiences in
Being told you’ve got bowel cancer is a very difficult thing. And even more difficult to take in. Unfortunately, it’s the beginning of a process,
Buying your kids better grades at GCSE shouldn’t be allowed. Indeed, it isn’t allowed. Yet, with GCSE final exams fast approaching, that is exactly what
I said in my previous post that I’d discuss bowel cancer symptoms, because it’s so important to spot them early and do something about it.
According to Cancer Research UK, about 1 in 14 men and 1 in 19 women will be diagnosed with Bowel Cancer during their lifetime. For
Whether you’re trying to live a healthy lifestyle, are watching your weight, or are actively dieting, it’s useful to have an idea of the calories