Thread: A bit of a story and a request for advice.

CrackerJack
Thanks for posting the update as I had never seen this thread until today and then read it all the way through, it would have been very disappointing to not have a happy ending (so far).

What you didn't say though was whether you used any of the natural remedies suggested i.e. oleander extract or turmeric.
Can you please update us in that regard and if you did use them your opinion of them?
If you think they helped how did you go about getting them and then preparing and using them.

Cheers

Fuckin ACE, Crackers !

I hope the dark lesion is examined by a good pathologist once its removed. That will only leave you with a rash, which is getting off pretty damn lightly, considering what you had !

Thanks chaps. It just goes to show that heavy drinking and smoking combined with as little physical exercise as possible seems to do the trick

With the rest of the Lads ... good to see you are rude health.

Did smile at the 'little rash' comment from the Doc though

Well done Cracker. Very good news!

Keep on fighting!

Good news, I hope, CJ, but I remember Patsycat was also told she/her cancer was in remission. Two months later, RIP Patsy. Anyway, chin up. Pip pip. Live life to the full.

Told ya...
Drink more.
Smoke more.
Less overthinking.


The key.

Hope all stays well, Geoff.

Good news!
All the best.

Originally Posted by Neverna

Good news, I hope, CJ, but I remember Patsycat was also told she/her cancer was in remission. Two months later, RIP Patsy. Anyway, chin up. Pip pip. Live life to the full.

Only too well aware of that, mate. what will be will be.

Good news CJ but Terry must be disappointed

Originally Posted by Neverna

I remember Patsycat was also told she/her cancer was in remission. Two months later, RIP Patsy.

Almost as cheery as Terry's comment.

Second chance, look after yourself!

Originally Posted by lom

Good news CJ but Terry must be disappointed

I know, I'm mortified.

That's good stuff, great news!

Fantastic news

To be realistic though there's still pretty much a 4 year life expectancy..

https://myelomacrowd.org/why-do-peop...survival-rate/

if you don't mind me asking, how old are you crackerjack?

Great news, CJ! Keep on fighting and wish you all the best.

Long may you get to write us updates.

Fantastic news.

You come across as having a pretty positive mental outlook - this must've contributed to your recovery.

Originally Posted by crackerjack101

To be realistic though there's still pretty much a 4 year life expectancy..

Make sure you enjoy the next 4 years and the next and the next...........

4 years is only a statistic average, to be corrected when we'll drink Leo at the riverbank years later...

Great attitude , best wishes to you and Joy

Originally Posted by raycarey

if you don't mind me asking, how old are you crackerjack?

62 going on 20.

Originally Posted by somtamslap

positive mental outlook - this must've contributed to your recovery.

I do believe that can help.