So after a year of battling an unknown metastasized carcinoma, that they still can't tell me what it is, I'm back! They have me classified as a CUP cancer. Which is cancer with an unknown primary. Well after surgery and hitting the Iver and Fenben hard along with other God given herbs and plant concoctions, im back. Hope you all are well, I've been following along the best I could, but I'm counting on y'all to let me in on what I've missed. How's the battlefield? I know we're winning, it's just been a long War but I think I've won this battle for myself so I can rejoin here blessings for you all🙏
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I had a yoga instructor who would not allow us to name diseases. It wasn't arthritis, it was an 'issue' with your knee. Then, when I read "The Art Of Racing in the Rain" I found this quote which summed up WHY (in the whole book, they never named her disease, by the way): “And I knew that once they identified her disease for her, once everyone around her accepted her diagnosis and reinforced it and repeated it back to her time and again, there was no way she could stop it. The visible becomes inevitable. Your car goes where your eyes go.”
This is probably why I never did accept the name they put on it. I've done quantum mind exercises to help clean the body because I won't accept what they say no matter how many times they write it down. They can't tell me exactly where it came from...they don't know so if they don't know I don't know all I know is what was there is no longer there and that included two tumors in the neck and three spots across the chest.