BAD NEWS (For me)
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sikamalc
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I have dropped you a PM.
I know what your going through as my wife is battling something similar. Let me know if you need to chat, or need any help as I am retired from commercial stalking and also starting to sell off some of the firearms I have........................too many anyway!
I know what your going through as my wife is battling something similar. Let me know if you need to chat, or need any help as I am retired from commercial stalking and also starting to sell off some of the firearms I have........................too many anyway!
bambislayer
Well-Known Member
I had a craniotomy 13yrs ago then radio and chemo 5yrs ago, had to stop driving for a bit but kept rifles and guns. I made a point of staying in the pheasant syndicate and kept stalking. It kept me going. I still have scans every 6months and about 12 pills a day.
I know that if I don't t get hit by a bus, it will kill me but make the most of each day and do the things you love.
Feel free to contact me directly if you want a chat
I know that if I don't t get hit by a bus, it will kill me but make the most of each day and do the things you love.
Feel free to contact me directly if you want a chat
All the very best
Wishing you the best.
Don’t be hasty. I’ve found that shooting is one of the things that has kept me going through my health issues over the past few years. It’s the only thing that I found that truly let me forget all the nonsense I was dealing with and be completely focused on something else for a few hours.
Im 2 years in remission from a nasty bout of bowel cancer (stage 3b) and I’ve just had a double hip replacement at the ripe age of 35 as a result of the chemo. I can imagine how you feel, it’s that “oh FFS here we go again!!”
Don’t be hasty. I’ve found that shooting is one of the things that has kept me going through my health issues over the past few years. It’s the only thing that I found that truly let me forget all the nonsense I was dealing with and be completely focused on something else for a few hours.
Im 2 years in remission from a nasty bout of bowel cancer (stage 3b) and I’ve just had a double hip replacement at the ripe age of 35 as a result of the chemo. I can imagine how you feel, it’s that “oh FFS here we go again!!”
Bo Diddley
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Crikey Jeebs, I'm lost for words, 35 and stage 3b, now two new hips... You are a tough cookie, mate 
@Bo Diddley …….life innit……at least that’s what I tell myself 
It’s all about small victories and still enjoying the things you can, take it as it comes and laugh about it. That’s my approach.
It’s all about small victories and still enjoying the things you can, take it as it comes and laugh about it. That’s my approach.
Freeforester
Well-Known Member
You have absolutely nothing to lose in taking part in the human trials of use of ivermectin in the treatment of of cancer, it is one of the safest medicines known to mankind., and has been found in trials to have no fewer than 15 recognised methods of action which serve to destroy cancers from propagating and further developing.
In our country it is not generally given because many if not most oncologists stick to the routine conventional playbook/regimen; also the fact that it makes drug companies zero profit, being as cheap as chips to make and lack of intellectual patent being well past time of protected patent/intellectual property.
I’d respectfully urge you to look into its known benefits for yourself, along with fenbenzadole, it’s your call, and as before, you have nothing to lose by considering the evidence known thus far.
Wishing you all the best on your journey.
In our country it is not generally given because many if not most oncologists stick to the routine conventional playbook/regimen; also the fact that it makes drug companies zero profit, being as cheap as chips to make and lack of intellectual patent being well past time of protected patent/intellectual property.
I’d respectfully urge you to look into its known benefits for yourself, along with fenbenzadole, it’s your call, and as before, you have nothing to lose by considering the evidence known thus far.
Wishing you all the best on your journey.
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Smellydog
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I only just noticed this thread.
It must be an awful shock @willowbank .
Hopefully it's got noticed early enough.
After suffering what I think is what they call long COVID for a year I tried ivermectin and it went.
I've also noticed that I haven't had a cold or flue for ages!
Take it!
It must be an awful shock @willowbank .
Hopefully it's got noticed early enough.
This^^^
After suffering what I think is what they call long COVID for a year I tried ivermectin and it went.
I've also noticed that I haven't had a cold or flue for ages!
Take it!
Sorry to hear this, a fork in the road & hopefully better news forthcoming.
Thank you sincerely guys for your msgs, it was a shock.. been through some Sh1t and really thought I’d beaten the fu** er.
Your encouragement has boosted me and is very much appreciated, as a 50 yr old I was bombproof but not so these days.
Thanks lads
Willowbank
Your encouragement has boosted me and is very much appreciated, as a 50 yr old I was bombproof but not so these days.
Thanks lads
Willowbank
Really sorry to hear this, I hope they can help.
jammygunner
Active Member
Sorry to hear your news, keep on keeping on!
TringSaint
Well-Known Member
Sorry to hear your news. Hope it’s just a benign growth and nothing more.
Thank you, had an mri scan last week at Ashford and have a ct scan tomorrow at Canterbury then due to see the surgeon on 24th… known him now for 15 odd years and on first name terms… don’t know who was more disheartened him or me when he told me
WB
