Is there a Bowling Green in Heaven ?

  • Chemo tomorrow

    FormerMember
    FormerMember

    As the days have rolled on I have realised that the importance of controlling my mental state is more important than the physical side. When this all started, we immediately started on no sugar, vegetables, super fruit shakes and attention to everything that was being put into my mouth. At the same time, my emotional force field was not functioning and whilst my body was enjoying the flow of nutrients like nothing it…

  • The crying has eventually stopped

    FormerMember
    FormerMember

    I'm still listening to Ajahn Brahm, usually in the bath first thing in the morning. Cancer cells die or get damaged above 40 degrees C, so I tend to follow a regime in the morning of, tea, toast, Tumeric capsule, Omeprazole, Digestive Enzymes, Omega 3 - 9 and then relax in a 45 degree C bath with a 600ml Smart Water bottle with a Berrocca. Who knows if any of this does any good but it seems to be the level my body needs…

  • Slowly but surely

    FormerMember
    FormerMember

    Sorry, another day another blog. The last 24 hours have however been so emotional for me that I felt I had to get the events down or I would soon forget the rawness of them and the feelings they generated inside. As I mentioned yesterday, we have really not been accepting visitors to the house other than family. Last night David and Mark visited around 5 and stayed for a couple of hours. I'd been speaking on and off with…

  • Not getting any easier

    FormerMember
    FormerMember

    I was contacted yesterday by a Bupa counsellor Joanna, a lovely mannered lady who specialises in the mental therapy of accepting and dealing with cancer diagnosis. In all fairness, it was me who spoke for around an hour and I think Joanna struggled to get an odd word in here and there as I opened the lid on the bottle marked 'Emotions' in my chest. The outpouring of thoughts and emotions felt good at the time. I described…

  • Chemotherapy Planning

    FormerMember
    FormerMember

    The last 2 weeks have been a blur and I promised myself that I would keep those who had some interest in this saga up to date with all the comings and goings of my mind and body via this blog. Having said that however, I realise that the general rantings of a middle aged, ginger haired Scottish bloke can sometimes at times become tedious and superfluous to normal folk's everyday life. If this becomes the case, I apologise…