I have been feeling good the last couple of days. I am taking the doctor's orders very seriously and I have been horizontal - on the couch - every day. I've come to accept (or assume) that with Gerson Therapy and the tumor being located in the rectum, I am likely on a slow course to recovery. Recovery, yes. And slow - patience being key. To be honest, I thought that by now (5 1/2 months into it), I would be on my feet and doing all of the cooking and juicing... Surprise, surprise. Not a chance.This is where I have to remind myself that my choice to not do the surgery and keep my body in tact, puts me in a situation distinct from some of my fellow Gerson patients. I could have had the tumor removed and a permanent colostomy put in place. The Gerson Therapy would then be done in lieu of chemotherapy and radiation and I would likely be well on my way and in great shape (assuming no complications with surgery). Others I met at Bajanutricare were able to choose that route with little impact on the overall functioning of their bodies. My path requires much more patience rest and patience.
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Is reading a strain? I've been thinking this might be a good time to learn a new language or take an on-line class; are you able to do that?
ReplyDeleteLeave it to me to think of keeping busy even though horizontal.
Spanish anyone?
xoxomama
Hey Rob, I guess I should send you
ReplyDeletea book or something like it. I have
a good one I will send you, but I
will also get one for you that you've be wanting (maybe even
used, as I've learned how to find them online) and I believe in recycling, especially anything that uses paper.
Love you greatly, (aloha nui loa)
Auntie Julianna
PS, Ask Calisto for a hint for a
book for him.