
Dealing With Thinking You’re Dying
Speaking of thinking you’re dying, this post is later that expected because things haven’t gone that smoothly this last week. As a result of which,

Speaking of thinking you’re dying, this post is later that expected because things haven’t gone that smoothly this last week. As a result of which,

In March last year I wrote a post entitled (500) Days of Life. In this post, I talked about how long I had left to

I’ve known about my cancer since Valentines Day in 2014. That’s more than eleven years! All told, it’s been a bit of wild ride with

I thought it might be a bit of a laugh to talk about the symptoms I’m getting from having two sizeable tumours in my abdomen.

By the time that my fifth bowel cancer recurrence became known, surgery was no longer an option. And while this was a hard thing to

In my last post, where I learned about my 5th bowel cancer recurrence, I finished by saying how important the next meeting with the oncologist

In my previous post I explained that I started working my way out from under my Bucket List Related Depression by doing projects around the

First of all, I am sorry that I haven’t posted for so long. In particular I am sorry (and grateful in equal measure) to those

Talc is a fascinating mineral that has had many uses for many years. However, these days, any time talc is in the news, it’s because

On the 12th February 2020, I was told, once again, that there was a new tumour in my liver, thus starting my fourth recurrence with

In 1995, The Breuss Cancer Cure: Advice for the Prevention and Natural Treatment of Cancer, Leukemia, and Other Seemingly Incurable Diseases was translated into English.

Nicotine is naturally, most predominantly in tobacco and pitchuri thornapple (an Australian shrub). In humans, nicotine acts both as a stimulant and an antianxiety agent.