How to accept you are disabled without a weak mindset

Living with brain cancer and epilepsy should never define a person, but it definitely is a defining characteristic when examining the whole of one's experience.
The breadth of a human being is more complex than words can even hope to describe. Being one who has always aspired for a life of adventure has made living with regressive epilepsy all the more challenging. But this not a self-pity woah-is-me tale of personal defeat. In fact it is quite contrary.
It is unimportant in the end what others think of us, for it is only us who sees through our eyes and lives through our own unique experiences. Thank you for taking the time to notice this in your day. I hope you will not hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions or comments regarding the topics I attempt to tackle in this accompanying video installment.
Further, if you would like to contribute to me on a financial level, I would be grateful and honored to accept. Sincerely yours,
Angelo
Ways you can help out:
-PayPal: angelo(dot)deieso(at)gmail(dot)com
-Venmo: @angeloregon
-GoFundMe: www.gofundme.c...
-Give to the Nation Brain Tumor Society on my behalf: braintumorcommu...

[@cynthasizer1]

I really want to go to see someone in Italy as a well. Let's go!

[@cynthasizer1]

Tulsa Brain Walk two years in a row, then Brain Yoga for this year's fundraiser.. 🙏💫🙌🌱💕

[@alonso4989]

My mom was diagnosed with oligo. Grade 3. Props to you for making these videos.

[@cynthasizer1]

I love you. Your eyes are so beautiful. And, yes...it is like that in society...I thought it was just these snobby Okies...

[@cynthasizer1]

Yes, do something for yourself!!

[@jackiedipalma9385]

I love the space you take up in this world!

[@riseuporganic]

Thank you Jackie. Such a great soul to me through the years 🙏🏼❤️

[@cynthasizer1]

Come live at the beach in the South! Still kinda inexpensive... ha!

[@elizabethelliott3489]

I also have oligodendroglioma. I'm trying to get rid of a third recurrence (two new spots on last MRI). I've also changed to a plant based diet. I'm determined to get rid of mine and like you, I tried the ketogenic diet. I've outlived my diagnosis so far. I believe you can do it too. I juice beetroot, kale, celery, carrots, apples, oranges, turmeric and ginger. I take probiotics too. Also try affirmations and maybe do the Law of Attraction to manifest what You want in life. You can do it! 😊

[@riseuporganic]

Thank you Lizzie. Really. How long have you been surviving since diagnosis? I’d love to learn all I can from you. I bet you have so much insight to help others. Feel free to email me directly if you rather not respond in the comments here.

[@elizabethelliott3489]

Angelo De Ieso I had a grade 3 tumour which was surgically removed beginning of 2016 followed by radiation and chemo. Another tumour appeared the latter part of last year where I had my radiotherapy. I guess it was scarring from that. It's now in the middle of my brain and has jumped over to the other side. You can try alkalyzing your system too with slices of lemon in your water. I do a lot of research and try not to have too many carbs like flour, potatoes, rice., as it gets turned into glucose. I also use erythritol or stevia if I really want something sweet, but mainly fruit is my sweet fix. I also am going to try colostrum next to boost my immune system. Chemo is kicking my butt. I've just finished a cycle and I'm wiped but determined. Good luck! Keep up the good fight!

[@riseuporganic]

@@elizabethelliott3489 How are you doing these days?

[@elizabethelliott3489]

@@riseuporganic I'm doing really well! I had a clear MRI end of May. My last MRI had a dull spot that the oncologist is watching. In the meantime I'm back to eating healthily. I'm confident I can get rid of this too. 😊

[@riseuporganic]

@@elizabethelliott3489 You will if you believe you will! We will!

[@cynthasizer1]

I want to go spend a day with you...😓