Quick link to my Yes2Life fund page - phase 2!

https://www.justgiving.com/dave-twomey-2

Friday, 9 November 2012

YesToLife Fund Phase 2 . full update on 'treatments'!!

Reset! ... and, here we go again! FULL UPDATE - perfect to achieve that deserved & needed deep sleep ;-)!!!!  

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(From the Fundraising page)
A quick note to start to acknowledge a reset of my fund total with this new blog - just over £25,000 has already been raised and invested in my future wellbeing, not a penny wasted in my opinion (I am quite the authority on alternative therapies for cancer now!) - with new goals and aims in mind. A huge thanks to all who contributed heart warming messages and funds over the last year or so. This time is not like the last when I really just didn't have the money for the expensive treatment protocol which has no doubt helped me to stay pretty well all things considered since. If you are broke please do not donate further. However if you do wish to continue to support any help would be very appreciated. Being without a job it provides me with a level of motivation & independence which to me is invaluable, and means I can continue with no holds barred doing the things I believe keep me on the path to 100% recovery.

So - STATUS UPDATE FOLLOWS!!!
My name is Dave Twomey & I was diagnosed with Stage IV colorectal cancer with liver and lung metastases in February 2010. I was given a 'terminal' prognosis of a few months to 5 years. Well, its already nearly 3 years since my oncologist made that proclamation and not only am I still here but I am quite frankly having the time of my life. I have lost approximately 10kg since I first started getting the symptoms (rectal bleeding - beware!), my face has changed shape somewhat (some old friends say) and my attitude to life & the world around me has changed beyond all recognition I think. For the better! I definitely do NOT feel like I am dying as my oncologist seems to think. My cancer continues to progress with 3 tumours remaining in the liver and multiple ever growing tumours in the lungs ... Well to be fair to her she is just surprised I remain asymptomatic and I appear on the outside to all intents and purposes to be quite well, notwithstanding the weight loss. Contrary to the western idea of my condition I do NOT believe I am dying. Very much the opposite, I am really living for the FIRST TIME IN MY LIFE. Thriving in fact! And I plan to go on doing do until I am 100 - the image of myself walking along the beach with my future grandchildren is an image I will not let go of easily. But I don't think its about fighting, its about being at peace with myself and allowing my body the time to heal ITSELF from within. Still, I have no doubt the reason I continue to feel so good - so loved, supported and cared for is thanks in large in my opinion to YOU ALL and your incredible generosity raising to date such a huge amount of money, which I have duly spent all of on keeping well or at least experimenting with what does, without the nasty and potentially life threatening effects of chemotherapy. I haven't had any conventional treatment for almost 2 years now (its Oct 2012 as I write this & I last had chemo ending in Feb 2010!). Incredible really!

Spending that fund not a penny has been wasted in my opinion on: my home ozone/sauna system, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, extensive vitamin C doses both orally and intravenously, high grade supplements such as vitamin d, krill oil, magnesium and many many more under the guidance of my nutritionist, trips to various clinics & wellness centres and courses around the country, my complicated but essential dental work at Munro-Hall to rid me of 4 chronic infections, my running gear (I haven't managed to get any where near the 100km I had hoped to complete for charity this year [still ongoing though] but I haven't wanted to push my body too much   ... READ MORE HERE

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