I’m Using Music to Help Beat My Cancer -Coffee Break 005 11-21-2024

[@TheBoomerConsumer]

Please keep comments civil

[@Landon-vp7un]

Wow Bruce I wish you a full recovery you have always been a inspiring me I many ways . Music is great way for when your stressed I find music and god is a great healer All the best .

[@TheBoomerConsumer]

Thank you for the kind words and support.

[@Douglas_Blake]

Best wishes for a quick recovery, Bruce. Yes music is calming, exciting, invigorating and all the good stuff. Don't give up on it, ever. While there is absolutely no proof of this, one of my friends, now 80, claims that ballroom dancing and big band music was a major factor in her recovery from cancer. As she put it: "I just danced it off".

[@kc8jtg99]

Courage. There have been some interesting studies concerning music and healing. Particularly the music of Mozart and Bach. You may want to investigate further. Best wishes.

[@robinkleinsteuber5217]

Geez, Bruce! Hope you are in good medical hands to help you out of the cancer! Hopefully, they talk of diet (reducing sugar), and, as you say, using music as therapy! Totally agree with you on that. I found that it is therapeutic when in any physical discomfort. And it can even enhance mental acuity. When I was a student years ago, slow instumental music actually helped me to concentrate. My focus was sharper. (Call me weird, maybe, others want silence). Hope your treatments go really well, good day, and happy listening! 😊👍🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@TheBoomerConsumer]

Thank you so much

[@AshishGautam-v5y]

I am new to your channel, i hope you get well soon. Love you grandpa.

[@MikeNovelli]

Wish you the best dude. Rooting for you to beat it.

[@TheBoomerConsumer]

@@MikeNovelli Thank you

[@MikeNovelli]

Seek out those things that will increase your own expectation of getting better. The psyche plays into physical health more than most think. I sleep on green noise, indigenous people chants and bi neural beats.

[@HistoryNut-1701]

Good with fingers crossed that you beat this. 🙏

[@TheBoomerConsumer]

Thank you

[@emanuelduke701]

Keeping good thoughts for your complete recovery. I agree, listening to your favorite tunes is definitely going to help with you get through this. Always enjoy all your content. Keep on keeping on, fellow boomer.

[@TheBoomerConsumer]

Thank you for the kind words and support!

[@treesthatleave876]

Sorry to hear you are suffering with this awful illness and I really hope the treatment isn't so hard on you. Best wishes to you Bruce. PS You are right about music being relaxing and can make us feel better during recovery from surgery,

[@TheBoomerConsumer]

Thank you so much

[@Sid-Cannon]

Sorry to hear the bad news Bruce, hopefully it's been caught in time and the doctors can work their magic. Hope you get well soon.

[@TheBoomerConsumer]

Thanks Sid

[@mikecampbell5856]

I'll be praying for you Bruce. My brother was a lifelong smoker and heavy drinker and he died in August of throat cancer. My son had kidney cancer and he has never done either. He is fully recovered. So it can happen to anybody. Stay strong Bruce, and God bless you!

[@TheBoomerConsumer]

Thanks so much Mike

[@AlexanderG-mi7ip]

My grandfather quit smoking the moment I was born. What a character. (I am not sure I would be able to do that for anybody)

[@kenboydart]

This may be off base, but for decades I've always thought that it was interesting that many famous conductors of orchestras tend to live a very long time and are mentally healthy through lives, and I've often wondered could it be the complicated music that they live by and work with on a daily basis. Is there a connection I don't know, but I would like to think there is.

[@TheBoomerConsumer]

It's certainly an interesting thought!

[@hskochhar]

How many cigarettes did you smoke daily at that time? Planning to cut down mines. Get well soon Bruce.

[@TheBoomerConsumer]

About 1/2 pack a day