9 days out from my next round of chemo. Feeling strong and healthy again.

[@luziiluizth.8742]

Awesome awesome sharing dear friend ❤️ Thanks for sharing this with us Super Big Big like thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍👍 See you again take care Keep intouch ❤️

[@sylviarogier1]

Yes!

[@luziiluizth.8742]

You looks amazing God bless you continue 🙏🙏🕊️🕊️❤️

[@jrpeet]

You're looking great

[@wendyguidarelli258]

Thanks Jane,I feel happy to think you are having a good day,that Creek is so calming ❤

[@JaneWhiteheadBrainStory]

Thanks so much Wendy ❤️

[@BNBsBrainCancerJourney]

Wishing you the best. Keep positive and productive when you can !!

[@JaneWhiteheadBrainStory]

Thank you! You too!

[@fionabattrum7395]

The way that you are approaching all this is fantastic and truly inspirational .. keep doing what you are doing !

[@JaneWhiteheadBrainStory]

Thanks for the encouragement Fiona. I really appreciate it.

[@CB43]

I totally understand the question of what to do when you are out of work and how do you spend your time? I initially started following Seyfried’s book and cutting my weight down to 160lbs. Then I turned to alcohol all day long. After my last surgery and radiation, I’ve turned that alcohol obsession into an exercise obsession, working out every day.

[@JaneWhiteheadBrainStory]

It’s so human to deal with stress and boredom with self destructive thoughts and behaviours. I do that too, and always will, but channelling my negative energy into diet and exercise does, for me at least, mitigate stress, worry, and the torture of uncertainty. Plus, it has the added benefit of improving my health at this critical time. (Ironically, my new muscle definition and increased fitness has made me look healthier than most other adults around me. That’s a win, and I will fucking take it!) Good luck @CB43. You’ve been through so much more than most people ever will. While others are living their regular lives, we are dealing with a life threatening illness, and all the side effects. But I do believe we are using metabolic therapy, not just for ourselves, but for the good of humanity, and the future of the planet. That is something we can be proud of. We are early adopters of a therapy that, in 50, 100 years, will be an integral part of life for everyone. I just know it. So it is a noble cause, and I’m so glad to have you as a fellow traveller. ❤️

[@pam164]

I have a noise machine and i put water sound like that on and helps me go to sleep, its so relaxing. Nature is a tonic.

[@JaneWhiteheadBrainStory]

I’ve thought about listening to recordings of rain, or running water over rocks, or wind in the trees when I’m writing, or trying to go to sleep. You’ve just reminded me to give it a go :)

[@pam164]

@JaneWhiteheadBrainStory I highly recommend one. They are very small, so you can travel with them, and they have quite a few sounds on them.

[@lenajazuk4231]

Do you have pets? Caring for my multiple pets and helping out at the rescue feels great

[@JaneWhiteheadBrainStory]

I don’t own pets, but there are a lot of wild birds where I live, and they’re amazing. Helping out at a shelter does sound lovely

[@DuvAngel1]

It is so nice to be near a waterway…representing desire to be refreshed with a cleansing of nature…God does that for me in my dry times…Jesus brings refreshing rivers of living waters…cooling, cleansing, and refreshing like no other!

[@JaneWhiteheadBrainStory]

Well said!