Touch, Trust, and The Lanesborough – Oncology Massage, Myths, and Why Heartburn Cancer UK Matters
Mimi and Fiona from Heartburn Cancer UK got in touch with an offer that was both…
Mimi and Fiona from Heartburn Cancer UK got in touch with an offer that was both…
When cancer hit, my world didn’t just shrink – it sorted. People drifted, people froze, and a few extraordinary humans stepped closer. This is the story of my inner circle – the anchors, the quiet heroes, the people who kept me alive long enough for the science to work. Survival wasn’t a solo act. It was a network, a lifeline, a family built from blood, marriage and unexpected miracles.
pic courtesy of channel 4 Two weeks offline allowed me to watch Channel 4’s new…
By mid-January, my body felt completely unfamiliar. Pain, neuropathy, nausea, swallowing problems, cold sensitivity, and fatigue…
Part A If December marked the moment the plan entered my bloodstream, January was when reality…
On first glance, the old photographs seem wholesome. Families smile as a shop assistant places a…
December 2024. The plan met the bloodstream. This was the month chemo began, immunotherapy joined the fight, and I learned that “palliative” doesn’t mean surrender. Between the pain, the science, and a gift from my son labelled “superhero medicine,” hope began to take shape again.
When I was first told I had incurable cancer, every conversation focused on the tumor. Cut…
When I was told I had Stage IV cancer, I realised one doctor wouldn’t be enough. I needed an alliance – metabolic, integrative, and naturopathic minds working together. This is how I built my A-Team: Dr Hari Kuhan, Amanda King, and Dr Isabella Cooper – three people who helped me turn a prognosis into a plan.
“When you rebuild microbial diversity, you’re not chasing a trend – you’re rebuilding your frontline.”