Bowel Cancer #99 - Cancer Returns, What’s Next?

Quick check-in since my last video including why it’s been 3 weeks since my last video, whats coming up and my heartfelt thanks. Jenny

[@scotmarkieboy]

You've always been a ray of light in our journey Jenny and continue to be so even more. All our ❤

[@Edinburghcyclist]

Thank you Mark and the rest of the clan! 💞 I was talking to my cousin on Saturday about'The Puffer Race' so made a commitment that it's a must when the timing is right 🤣

[@rozelleb3615]

You are a medicine for my well-being, I love the way you are speaking, the way you are, you ll be all right, for sure, lots of love to you♥️ ❤❤

[@mandyauger1035]

I think you're processing things so well, I would be worried if you didn't take that time ❤. Thank you for sharing your journey and helping others 🩷🙏.

[@Edinburghcyclist]

Thank Mandy, it's a never ending cycle isn't it!?

[@manomuncher1]

Bless you Jenny.. ❤ I've just subscribed to you.. I had melanoma skin cancer back in 2004.. Despite my biopsy coming back clear it was decided to remove it to be safe.. Three weeks later what was analyzed came back as positive melanoma.. Nothing prepares you for what you're told..I'll never forget that day. It was awful..I was back in hospital within 4 days and had another operation to remove more with 52 stitches.... After scans, tests, full body x-rays and what seems like a life long wait I was told they had got it all..🙏It hadn't spread..How I cried with such relief..I had regular checks at the hospital for about 4 years after It all.. They were all brilliant at the hospital..❤ It does make you look at life differently and how lucky I have been to be able to tell my story.. I'm praying for you.. Paul ❤🙏

[@Edinburghcyclist]

Thank you for sharing Paul. What a journey you've been on too! So pleased you came through and have bee able to get on with life with grace and love.

[@lamorna]

I am so glad that you get Nature therapy Jenny, I love walking too. Have been thinking of you, and will be sending healing thoughts and light on future walks. You got this x 🌻🐦🌠

[@Clara-wo1hg]

Thank goodness for the NHS. Thanks for the update I wish you well 🩷

[@cosmopolitangirl8124]

Great to see you, hope you feeling good. Sending good vibes and lots of good health wishes. Please keep us posted with all that you changing to get better. Going through treatment for colorectal cancer now and doing many changes in eating, changing the products I use to clean the house as well as what I put on my body (make up tooth paste etc). Would be great to know what you doing to get better.

[@Edinburghcyclist]

Thank you Lots more to come! This time round I've completely transformed as a person on the inside in terms of emotions and mental health and also on the outside with energy balance, fuel, hydration, toxins, community etc. I kind of feel like the Western approach for everything doesn't really work for our human body, mind and spirit so a lot of my personal changes have been about reverting back to ancient ways (as best as I can). I also believe at it's most basic that cancer is a message. It sounds like you've heeded the message too and are feeling empowered to transform too. Well done!! It's the path less trodden that requires courage and a level of being steadfast to your values, beliefs whilst still being flexible in approach and what the data and your body are tell you. Wishing you well on your journey too!

[@carolescharacters]

You popped up in my recommended videos and I went back and watched your older content to understand your journey. Firstly can I say how sorry I am that your cancer returned. As someone who has had cancer and been through chemotherapy etc it is something that we dread. I am so glad that you are finding comfort and strength by connecting with the universe through nature. I found being diagnosed with cancer and the whole treatment regime so overwhelming that I had to turn inwards and found such comfort through meditation something I now practice everyday. Sending love and positive healing energy your way 🩷

[@Edinburghcyclist]

Thank you Carol for your kind words and also for sharing. So much respect for you going through your won journey including chemotherapy and for looking inwards and to nature to help you cope and also transform. It gave me a smile to hear you also use meditation every day - what a difference it can make in every aspect on life 🎆

[@Paul1510WB]

I know what you mean about nature being invigorating...I had three and a half weeks in hospital last summer having a cancer in my rectum removed and a stoma created.I was so craving a woodland walk or something during that time. Getting a reversal in a few weeks. Thanks for sharing your experiences over the last couple of years and keeping everything crossed for you! Paul B.

[@Edinburghcyclist]

Thank you Paul, get out as much as you can even if it's just for a few mins it can make such a difference! All the best for your stoma reversal. Stay patient with it and trust your body. It knows what it needs to do, it just needs a bit of time and patience to adapt and change again. Our body is so amazing and is a complete adaption machine so help it as much as you can :-)

[@sabineliebehenz4492]

I had a stoma too and the reversal surgery was a walk in the park. You’ll be over it soon.

[@Edinburghcyclist]

@@sabineliebehenz4492 Thanks Sabine, thankfully pretty much through the worst of it with the stoma reversal and I'm glad you are too 🙂

[@Paul1510WB]

@@sabineliebehenz4492 I'm just hoping straightforward recovery is the norm and that people with serious problems tend to stay active online whereas those have done ok leave stoma groups!

[@tonyworrall7379]

With best wishes from Wales,Jenny.

[@Edinburghcyclist]

Thanks Tony, love the Cymry!

[@PrettyinScarlett03]

Newly subscribed. I was meant to find your video. My best friend is currently undergoing chemotherapy and terrified of any scans due to trauma. I will be looking out for your video. Love & light to you ✨️ for this journey you are going on. ❤

[@Edinburghcyclist]

Thank you! It should be out later today or first thing tomorrow 🕰

[@AbbyKuusisto-cl7lr]

Praying for you!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@davidrenz5886]

Thank you for the update and very best wishes!🙂....

[@Fishflorida59]

Prayers for you and your family 🙏

[@terrijones5687]

Praying for you 🙏 ❤

[@juliestroud3946]

❤❤❤

[@JasminDipa]

Turn to jesus 🙏 he can give the peace your seeking Nature cannot give eternal peace But jesus can and he loves ❤️ you John 3:16

[@Frstyle25]

Are you going to have chemo? Did you do chemo last time? I also have Cancer.

[@Edinburghcyclist]

Hi Fstyle25, I had chemotherapy for 16 weeks in 2021 after I had surgery to remove the tumour which caused my bowel obstruction. I'm not sure what the plan is for the rest of the year yet. I had my last surgery 3 weeks ago so I have another few weeks of recovery before I speak to my oncology consultant about next steps. We'll be having a much wider conversation this time round about what else I've been doing this year and what fits with my beliefs and values as a person so interested to see how the rest of the year pans out in terms of plan after that conversation. All the best for your journey, healing and transformation too. If cancer cells have been allowed to grow in your body it's a sign somethings weren't quite right. That's ok. More often than not there is time to reverse things, change and heal 🍀

[@chicagoman393]

while getting the appropriate medical treatments, the best thing to do is to prepare the soul for the next stage by making peace with others and repenting of sins. i'll pray for you.