#cancer

Parents often ignore shortness of breath with little exertion, pale skin or unexplained bruises on the body, thinking them to be normal problems. However, these can be early signs of cancer. In the UK,

I noticed that after Friday’s CT scan the tention and uncertaincy is rising. Which is stressfull but out of our hands now. So we just need to keep faith and try to distract ourselves. This morning I did

A relative on Dad's side of the family fell critically ill all of a sudden. My sister visited him at the hospital last weekend and shared that he had undergone multiple therapeutic thoracenteses (liquid

When I was a kid the song Nothing Else Matters from Metallica was popular, even back then it was very cool song where you could feel the emotion in the lyrics. Here in the Netherlands it is a song that

After a busy morning I opted out on some chores and decided to go for a short run. While it waa heavily raining today - I only had a few minutes of rain - but still had to make sure I watched where I was

Alcoholic beverages are classified as carcinogenic. ![image.png]( You’ve surely heard that "a little wine is good for the heart," that "one drink doesn't count," and that drinking in moderation is fine.

It has been a long time since I went to my training hill, but man it felt good being there. While there is still some bitterness with regards to the cancer and the impact it has on our family , today I

That was very nice! Whereas I expected to be with the family this morning, my wife told me she would manage for a bit to allow me to go for a short run. I decided to grab the opportunity so I can recharge

Last 2 weeks have been difficult. On the 15th of september my wife had her 7th chemotherapy. While the oncologist advised to take 80% , as she feared my wife body and might could be broken on a full dosis

September seems to be a time of goodbyes for people we know. I already lost count of how many relatives and acquaintances the grim reaper (death) took away this month. We attended some wakes and funerals;

Traigo hoy para compartir una publicación en la que quiero tocar un tema que a mi parecer es bastante preocupante, porque se trata de la vida, de la salud, de la manipulación, de la desinformación. Imagen

Cirugía Carcinoma Papilar: Etapa I. Hace unos días les comenté que estaba pasando por una situación de salud muy delicada. Ahora; luego de las evaluaciones realizadas por el Cirujano oncólogo; este sospechaba

While I didn’t expect to run today, it was possible (and honestly needed) to take a small break - just enough for 5 km. Marking my 4th run this week, which feels great after these crazy months. Today the

Papillary Carcinoma: It Changes Your Life

Yesterday my wife had to get her 6th chemo, which was already very intense for us by itself, but on the shared room a young woman was given bad news from her test results. Hardly any privacy , but shared

The Netherlands is famous for it’s waterworks, next to protecting the ground that is below sea level, they also use the waterworks to preserve sweat water in times of extreme heat. This means that they

Magandang buhay💚 Tropical Depression Neneng has exited the country, allowing a drier atmosphere around late afternoon. I took advantage of it and stayed outside for a few hours to finalize the outer wall

On July 11 of this year I wrote a blog about a friend who had cancer. My 'friend' was about to undergo a procedure that was intended to kill a tumor on his adrenal gland. As some readers might have guessed,

=== === Dr. Christopher Vance @Chrisvance_md · Aug 16 CANCER PROTOCOL IS GETTING PEOPLE TALKING It centers on two inexpensive, long-used repurposed medicines: 🔹 Ivermectin 🔹 Fenbendazole Dr. Makis outlines