A reminder of how careful you need to be when on chemo and trying to beat cancer - listening to your body, making the right decisions and learning from mistakes. Thanks to everyone for the support ❤️
Bro hearing him talk about not eating meat, chemo, not eating at all, and breaking fast with greens and nuts just puts life into perspective once again for me. Bless you Ollie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sending love and hope to you Ollie. I'm suffering liver cancer since last year and I spend all my time in bed and hospital. They said I have 3 months left since I dont have any more money to keep doing chemotherapy so I guess this is sort of a goodbye to everyone...
@@markos4594 i am so sorry for you. Reading this just made me cry I hate how medical stuff works out there, where i live its free... Please take care of yourself, and i hope you'll still have some stuff to make you happy for those 3 months... You have all my love
@@eliott_is_sleepy3947 Appreciate your words, in my country is very expensive and almost impossible to survive for not rich people. I dont have much to do since I only receive what I need for food and rent. I dont have nothing to leave to my kids, which it makes me cry every day. But I guess that's it. I dont have any method to get money for my hospital bills.
Ollie, your videos have literally saved my life. Thank you. You brought my attention to my own health issues which were extremely similar to the symptoms that you were describing in your previous videos. Now, I think I am taking action early enough to recover. I would have just ignored everything if it weren't for you. Thank you.
Keeping my eyes peeled for these updates, insanely good to hear your current protocol, these long term fasts have got to be so good with the cell autophagy and what not, much love from the U.S. Ollie you are an inspiration.
Ollie man, I don’t tend to do these, but the fact how you’ve chose to keep going is a testament to your character. Seeing you go out of your way to not go down without a fight where others at this point would’ve given up, man, I respect you so much for that. I’m tearing up on my end seeing someone who doesn’t deserve to go through this alone, so how you get up everyday still clinging onto hope really touches my heart. From me and the behalf of everyone, we love you and commend you for going guns blazing and keeping the courage to fight. We really wish you all the best, and we hope from the bottom of our hearts you’ll win. We love you my man.
@@Zaaaanehope and empathy might not exist in your world but it does for others. Maybe if you didn’t have the emotional span of a fucking sandal you’d understand that
@@ShadyRonin completely agree my man, I know a few others who are sadly going through the same thing. How they keep it together in such dire circumstances I’ll never know. Not only that, but they find a way to enjoy and appreciate life in the process, it really puts into perspective how we should really appreciate our lives more, myself included. I get upset when one little thing goes wrong, and they can still have a spark for life knowing they might not wake up tomorrow. My heart goes out to all of them, him and everyone in the same unfortunate position.
Ollie, keep listening to your body. Ale is likely what cause it. Your body just cant handle any alcohol. My brother-in-law was diagnosed with mesothelioma which spread all over the lining of the lungs and the heart. He had a better chance at dodging a bullet than surviving the cancer and he dodged that bullet. His wife was already talking about life after him and the prospect of funeral costs when he said, “Stop trying to bury me! I’m not dead yet”. His attitude was everything and he’s cancer free. It’s been 10 years since then. His faith is there and so was his willingness to fight. You have the same fighting spirit. So keep faith in God and your amazing fighting spirit. Know that you are abundantly loved by Jesus and by so many people you have never met. My prayers are always with you.
How is it possible to feel a sense of love towards someone I don’t know. There’s just something about you Ollie. Having watched family members succumb to cancer, I truly believe that a positive mental attitude really can do wonders. I hope you continue to stay positive.
The way you have been fighting this is nothing short than extraordinary and so dignified. We are praying for you Ollie, thank you for sharing your journey with us.
The greatest Man in history was not "some guy". He conquered death, offers you a free gift of eternal life with Him in Heaven. The Gospels are firsthand accounts of Jesus' life, and the apostles save but one, all were killed in various different ways because of their belief in Jesus being the Son of God. Jesus wasn't some Guy that got made up for the apostle's fame, riches, or anything else. He was and still is a real Person that loves you and wants to spend eternity with you. John 3:14-20.
@@noble64b he's not a superhero buddy. What about the people from ancient Egypt or Greek? They had completely different religions and fully believed it. Why just this religion instead of the hundreds of others? The bible itself has a lot of points that also don't make sense.
@@TheACTIONZ Because the historical evidence (The Gospels, amongst several other writings.) Points to the existence of Christ, His death, and resurrection on the third day. If it was all just a massive lie, the writers of the Gospels wouldn't have died horrific deaths for their belief in Christ. (Peter and Andrew got crucified in different ways, Paul was beheaded, Matthias was burned, John suffered probably the worst death, which was having burning oil poured onto him. Sources vary about the deaths of the other apostles; all save but 1 include Martyrdom.) "Why just this religion instead of the hundreds of others? " Same reason stated as above. Also, it's not really about religion, it's about a relationship with God through Christ. "The bible itself has a lot of points that also don't make sense." Due specify.
You’ve been such an inspiration Ollie, your optimism is contagious and resilience is admirable! You said win, lose, or draw but I think that no matter what happens, you’ve won for touching so many others with your fight. We’re all rooting for you!!!
I’ve never donated to a RU-vid channel but I feel that now is a great time to end that. About 6 months ago I was afraid I had non hodkins lymphoma. I was scared to death and I’m only 17 so that made things worse. I stressed about this a lot but after some tests the doctor concluded that I didn’t have cancer. Although this was reliving. It also taught me a few things. One being that you should never take anything for granted, two being to live everyday as if it’s your last. And three being that life is wonderful and it’s the greatest gift to live even a second. Because I was researching cancer so much the algorithm brought me here. Ollie, you’ve changed my life and I will always remember you. Because of you and my experience this past year, I am now interested in pursuing a career in oncology. And to add on top of that I’ve never tried air soft, and me and my friends are gonna go do that together for the first time, and it’s all thanks to you. Keep being wonderful, positive, and amazing! And let’s kick cancers ass!!!
I mean this respectfully as someone who spent a lot of my youth wasting countless hours and days imagining i had an illness like NH lymphoma. You should see a therapist and figure out if you have some reason to be a hypochondriac. You probably have a great reason to that you need help understanding. I didn’t do this for a decade and can never get that time back. Good luck
@@sillybilly121212 Thank you very much, the anxiety started when I started getting a few swollen and painless lymph nodes in my neck. They are actually still there but they aren’t spreading and they are actually getting smaller so the chances of me having cancer are really low. But it’s all good because I haven’t had anxiety about it in awhile. I will consider seeing a therapist. Thank you for the advice.
My aunt had ovarian cancer and was successfully treated but the treatment gave her leukemia. She couldn't eat for weeks and became thin as a rail. Luckily she has amazing insurance and goes in about once or twice a week for blood and platelets and after those she is full of energy and has an appetite. We know the effectiveness of that will lessen but she's about 7 years out from ovarian cancer. Shes outlived the doctors expectations about 5 times over now. She's a rare breed though...tough lady.
Dear Ollie, In the face of stage 4 bowel cancer, your strength and resilience are truly remarkable. I just want to send you a heartfelt message to remind you to stay strong. You are facing one of life's toughest battles, but you are not alone. Your courage inspires us all, and we are rooting for you every step of the way.
"Win, lose or draw, I'm going to give this everything I've got". That's honestly among the most positive outlooks I've heard toward such dire circumstances. I'm glad you haven't felt too down from this setback, Ollie. Like your will to fight, we won't waver in supporting you!
Someone commented this on one of his previous videos and I really liked it. It went something along the lines of “you either win, or you draw with the cancer. Because if the cancer takes you, it will die with you”
“We march to victory, or we march to defeat, but we go forward only forward…” - Stannis Baratheon Your strength through all this has been a massive inspiration to me and many others Ollie. I thank you & wish all the best
Ollie, I check your youtube channel several times a day, hoping for good news and just to see how you're doing. I'm just some random dude on the internet, but your strength inspires me to be a better person. Let us know if there is anything you need. It can be words of encouragement, videos of encouragement, or any funding, I'll do what I can to help you fight! Win, lose or draw, we're with you all the way.
We love you, Ollie. Keep up the positive attitude. You are an inspiration to all. I have been vegetarian/vegan for 25 years and everything you are eating are staples in my diet. I would ask that you substitute nut butters or sunflower butter (there are many other options) for nuts and seeds which are extremely taxing to digest. The butters are just as nutritious and you can get them with flaxseed (ground up as an additive) which is what vegetarians/vegans consume for the omega-3 benefits that fish oil is known for. Just a suggestion. Have lunch on me, my friend. 🖤.
First time I’ve ever done one of these, but every bit counts. Keep going man! We’ll be here and we’ll continue to be here, for the whole time you’re giving it everything you’ve got!
With a broken english of mine, to put it as honestly as I can: it breaks a heart and sheds plenty tears to see You go through this. I somehow don't like the idea of "fighting an illness", since it can turn what is just a tragedy into a defeat, making it somewhat shameful, when I don't think it's a matter where judgment should be attached to; but I must admit your courage and will in the face of the struggle are incredibly inspiring. Today, I took a walk by the river with my girlfriend and thought of you - of how much I'd love for you to have time. I do really hope the wishes will flow down the river and reach you eventually.
6:04 THAT IS THE RIGHT THING TO SAY!!!! THAT is what will save your life. We are all praying for you. I honestly believe in you. You CAN and WILL do this. I pray for your health and happiness every single day since that first video.
Ollie, we're all here hoping and praying for you. Wishing you all the best and hope you're feeling good now you've finished fasting today. My Mum and both sisters have all had cancer before age 50 so I know this fight quite well. The Drs and nurses said combining the chemo with a positive attitude and more holistic therapies seems to give the best outcome so you're doing the right thing.
Ollie, you’re ten times as strong of a man as I could be in this situation. The fact that you’re still laughing and staying positive makes me ashamed to complain about the little things every day. It’s amazing how much something like this brings life into perspective and shines a light on what really matters. Stay strong, buddy. You will make it.
Keep fighting brother, here with you...my wife is stage 4 Hodgkins Lymphoma and last chemo didn't work, hoping the next round does, no matter she's strong, never complained once and STILL FIGHTING, they gave her less than a year back in 2018, yet we're still here. Praying for you bro, God Bless You...somehow be a miracle, it CAN HAPPEN💪🏿💪🏿
Your wife is so strong! My thoughts go out to yous! 2 years ago I was diagnosed with Stage IV Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, I've been in remission for 1 year. Keep fighting 💪❤️
The mind has immense power. Your attitude towards this will do wonders for you. I've never hoped for anyone to win at anything as badly as I have for you. Cheers brother.
Just keep remembering that the doctors gave you 3 months, and your still here making videos, living in your house, and you look good! Keep fighting and dont take any time frame seriously. The human body is amazing!
Ollie my dad is currently battling stage 4 small cell lung cancer. Your journey is so inspiring to me and him. It’s an uphill fight but we keep the faith best we can. Thank you for providing hope through this dark fight.
I recently became homeless. But hearing what you're going through makes my problems not seem that important so I'll continue to be grateful for what I have and know it can always be worse.
Hey Ollie, we've never spoken or anything and I've never played airsoft but the algorithm served me up your content and I have been following your story and catching up on your backlog of content. Thinking of you mate and wishing you the very best in this battle! ~Mike
Yo, Ollie! I can tell your healing! Something in me is telling me that you're gonna beat this cancer Amen , You can do this brother stay strong Like captain Like captain price You know who that is...... You got this brother!
Stay strong, bro! No matter what the diagnosis, sometimes things happen in a way science cannot explain. The numbers they gave you are just an average prognosis, some die faster, but also some live longer and even completely recover. Take it day by day, and you'll make it! You're in our thoughts! Survive!
I was diagnosed with renal cancer over a year ago. At that time I decided that I would not eat red meat anymore (along with many other foods). I also learned that a very common generic blood pressure drug that I was taking prior to the diagnosis was tainted during the manufacturing process with a suspected cancer causing agent (drug was made in India and China). After two surgeries and many chemotherapy sessions, they are still testing me every three months for new tumors. I firmly believe that the rise in these cancers are a direct result of an unbridled food industry where profits are put before the health of the people. The lack of understanding and the sheer money involved also tends to influence our government leaders into inaction. Keep up the good fight. You're almost three months into this and your color and general outward appearance look very good. We are all pulling for you!!
I found your channel a week or so before you posted the initial diagnosis video. It's awful what you're having to go through, I can't begin to imagine the strength it takes to not only continue fighting but to be able to talk about it on RU-vid as well. Not many people could do what you're doing right now. Keep on fighting it and stay strong sir, you have thousands rooting for you ❤
If I had cancer, water-fasting is what I'd use. Getting into a state of hard ketosis before chemo seems to show some efficacy in killing cancer cells, while reducing the damage to non-cancerous cells. The conjecture is that in a fasted state non-cancerous cells can turn to using fat for fuel While cancerous cells tend to have damaged or non-functioning mitochondria which limits their ability to get energy from fat. I would try to keep my blood glucose levels as low as I could get them. Most forms of cancer can only use glucose for energy, so while it's impossible to reduce your blood glucose levels to zero, you can function quite well at levels below what is considered "normal." As with many things this is controversial, it's not settled science, and I'm not a doctor. But if I were in your shoes, I'd be using water fasting as an adjunct therapy . I'd try to get most of my calories from good fats (extra-virgin olive oil, extra-virgin sesame seed oil, avocado oil, coconut or MCT oil, maybe some grass-fed butter, heavy cream, and cheeses), there are lots of calories in oil, so a little goes a long way if you're metabolically geared for it, you could live off it. Fats and protien are essential nutrients to life, carbohydrates aren't. May God bless you, I'm praying for you.
The thing that gets me is chemo has a 1% higher success rate then no chemo. At least that is what I read years ago. If you consider how different family support and medical support must be between those groups, and how wildly different age/expectations must be, I feel like if that was properly controlled for then chemo would come out as lowering your chances. The fasting bit is the way to go for sure though. Best of luck Ollie, hope you get better, saying a prayer for you.
very good advice. I hope Ollie gets time to read through the comments so he sees your advice, but maybe there's too many for him to work through. I'd also recommend watching thomas delauer's channel for further dietary advice on keto and fasting
It’s good to see your sound recommendations. Dr Thomas Seyfried has a huge body of research supporting your recommendations for fasting and Ketosis. Cancer cells are fermenters. Thrive on glucose and glutamine. Take those fuels away… the cancer significantly weakens and or dies altogether! Press pulse method.
@@WOOOPdoctorFROGhereI was thinking the same that Ollie might not have the energy to read through all the comments,vso might be better to send comments containing advice on how to beat cancer to him in an email. (His email address is in the description underneath the video). I'll suggest it to them.
Hi Edmund, I was wondering whether it might be a good idea to send your suggestions on beating cancer to Ollie in an email, as he might not have the energy to read through all the comments. His email address is in the description underneath the video. Just a suggestion 🙂
Keep going bro. Just lost my little brother to bowel cancer. He played golf a week before we lost him, His bravery and fight was something i wish i had 💙
@@Thrillnow Lost my dad to this late last year. The obvious symptoms were pretty dramatic weight loss and decreased appetite. The big symptom that finally allowed us to convince him to go to the doctor was extreme amounts of blood in his stool. He attributed early, smaller amounts to hemorrhoids. He also refused to get colonoscopies until he was diagnosed despite this type of cancer running in our family.
Mark…I know exactly how you feel too, I lost my brother too, and not once did he get angry or moan. Such dignity as you say. Love to your family❤❤❤❤ Ali, UK
Hi Ollie, I hope you are doing as well as possible mate. I came across this poem recently and I wanted to share it with you. When you’re up against a trouble, Meet it squarely, face to face; Lift your chin and set your shoulders, Plant your feet and take a brace. When it’s vain to try to dodge it, Do the best that you can do; You may fail, but you may conquer, See it through! Black may be the clouds about you And your future may seem grim, But don’t let your nerve desert you; Keep yourself in fighting trim. If the worst is bound to happen, Spite of all that you can do, Running from it will not save you, See it through! Even hope may seem but futile, When with troubles you’re beset, But remember you are facing Just what other men have met. You may fail, but fall still fighting; Don’t give up, whate’er you do; Eyes front, head high to the finish. See it through!
Of course you are going to win Ollie. Don't beat yourself up about your mistake, it's in the past and you are focusing on a healthy diet which is great. You are right, the fight is in your hands...and you are going to win. Stay strong, you've got this!!
Fast for a week or two, then a month, then as long as you can take it, I know a guy who has gone from stage four to remission by fasting long term, you’re doing well so far though
@@JesseDrift I swear one of the fasting clinic doctors said he had a whole group of late stage colon cancer patients come in for a fast and were all cured.
A few days after my 7th birthday I was diagnosed with leukemia. At the time I had no idea what cancer even was let alone leukemia but I remember my parents being worried.Throughout many procedures and 2 months in the hospital I fought and thankfully I was able to go home. Although I was able to leave the hospital I still had to go into a treatment center every week for chemo. I remember it not being too bad. I was able to have fun there, play games watch shows and relax. One night when I was home I had a fever. This meant I had to go into the Emergency Room or ER until I was better again. So me and my father went to the ER and after a while they had to do a blood draw. The doctors in the ER were not as gentle and careful as the other doctors I had previously. As I was waiting for my blood to be drawn they come out with a 4-5 inch needle to stick in my arm. I hold my fathers hand and he tells me to squeeze when I feel the pain. I do and it hurt but it was nothing compared to what I had done previously. After they stuck it in my arm the doctors told me they missed the vein and had to redo it. Going through the same steps again they did it 4 more times 2 on each arm. For years after that I had scars on my arms from the veins they had missed. This story reminded me of you as what you describe happened to you in this video. With the encouragement of the many caring people in my life and God I was able to beat it. I am 15 now and I am healthy. One thing I would tell you would be that although the whole experience of being sick seems bad always try and keep a positive mindset and try to look at the bright side of things as there are many good memories to be made and that you are very strong and can do it. In the end I look back on my whole time of being sick and only think of the good memories made as the bad ones did not last. Keep staying strong and keep fighting. You will win.
Character is about how you respond to the things you cannot control. Ollie you are a giant sir. I can't even imagine the emotional toll that all of this must be taking on you, but its clear that your character is prevailing. Your strength is an example to us all.
You need all the strenght you can get. Not eating will just make it worse. When I had chemo I had double meals of all meals: two breakfasts, two lunches, two dinners... Plus snacks. This is just crazy to me!
Hi Ollie, I live in South Africa. The sun is always shining here and there is always the risk of developing skin cancer if you have a light skin. I developed a growth on the lower eye lid of my right eye. I do not know if it is cancer or just a benign growth but I went on a high nutrition diet for about two months and the growth have shrunk noticeably. I would like to share the diet with you. The soup Ingredients: - two handfuls of Chopped broccoli, one chopped onion (purple), two bags of green tea, two pinches of mixed herbs, two sticks of cut celery, Two handfuls of frozen and crushed spinach or kale, half a table spoon of crushed garlic, Three shakes of black pepper, seven shakes of turmeric, two tablespoons full of apple cider vinegar (with the mother), one bag of white onion powder soup for flavour, a hand full of cooked red speckled beans and a handful of cooked mince meat. Just add all the ingredients in a pot, add boiling water and switch the stove on high till the water boils. Then lower the heat until the water simmer, Let the soup simmer for an hour. The soup is now ready. I would only drink water in the morning. At 12h00 I would start eating the soup. There will be about two helpings that you can eat in the 12h00 to 18h00 time frame. I also ate a fruit salad every day in the 12h00 to 18h00 time frame. (Note: Apparently turmeric reduces the effect of some chemotherapy drugs and thus should not be taken during chemotherapy.) During the rest of the week I would also eat food that contains vitamin D like avocado’s, mushrooms, liver and eggs in the 12h00 to 18h00 time frame. It seems to be working for me, maybe it will also work for you. I pray to God the Father in the name of Jesus Christ that you will be healed. Amen. I would like to share the following five videos with you about salvation and two videos about evolution: Evolution vs. God ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uc_W9VtzJ0A.html DESTROYING Evolution In Under 3 Minutes ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sWecPwrQv2c.html Watch the Holy Spirit Work in Her Heart (Very Moving) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iBEoI2u6kII.html Fearing The Lord, God’s Discipline & Sharing The Gospel ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dES5WW66Mro.html A Clear Gospel Presentation by Pastor Steven Anderson - How to go to Heaven ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IXEeMWCxyrQ.html The Plan of Salvation ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PmkhRMPvt_0.html How to Get Saved ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ajWdkuvrT6s.html Best regards Chris “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life”. John 3:16 (King James Version Bible) Jesus Christ is the only begotten Son Of God the Father.
The algorithm brought me to your videos. I can't say how much I admire you and how much I'm pulling for you. You have more "friends" and well wishers around the world than I think you know. Sending you best wishes and love from the US East coast.
Plants grow better and bigger with positive words of affirmation, your positive attitude is everything. You can beat this! There is no reason to use your imagination for anything except the absolute best outcome!
I hope you are kind to yourself Ollie. You are going through an incredibly brutal and difficult experience that many people will never endure. I find that I’m glad you treated yourself to some delicious pie, even if you were sick and had concern with the blood in the vomit. I hope you can find ways to afford yourself pleasure. I’m wishing you strength in your journey and will be following here to accompany you in a small way.
You must be so weak and tired fasting for so long. I hope your body absorb all the nutrients you can as fast as you can. That vomiting looks like blood (retired nurse here) please make sure you keep your Drs informed so they can give you the very best treatment.Very best wishes.
Yes I agree it is definitely blood 🥺 not a good sign at all? Absolutely he should let them know everything that goes on with his body at all times! Wishing him all the best 🤗
You are so calming to listen to, it's such a joy to see a video from you! I like that "win, lose or draw, I'm going to give this everything I've got" I'm gonna adopt this mindset too :) thank you Ollie!
Love and Prayers surround Ollie, and God, please heal this hurting man. He does not deserve this Cancer, so please release him from its awful clutches. You have a beautiful soul, we need all of the truly good people down here on earth. God Bless you ❤️❤️❤️
What makes you sure it was the red meat in the pie and not the ale? Alcohol of any kind or amount may have caused the sickness as your body may simply be unable to tolerate it. Either way you're listening to your body and responding kindly and gently to its signals. I wish you all the best.
@@itscool770 Red meat has been linked to cancer for decades. Having it every once in a while will unlikely do any harm, but it's a cumulative effect. Someone I know who developed bowel cancer ate red meat and processed meat every day for about 35 years. But I agree it's also every other processed junk food
@@Harry-fk5of processed meats are not good at all and most people who eat meat daily also eat other stuff such as the oils and breads and fried foods I mentioned every day too. I think moderation is key but I don’t think starving yourself while enduring chemo is the answer. Fasting can be a great tool to heal the body but you also need food for energy while doing chemo and in my opinion high quality meat can be great source of protein. I personally wouldn’t be eating beans like he mentioned. Dark leafy greens, broccoli, homemade broths and soups, red meat, quality butter. That’s what I would do.
@@Harry-fk5offunny how people are red meat for millennia and were just fine. Only recently did it start supposedly causing cancer all of the sudden.....weird.
This sucks to think about, but if you get suddenly worse or the worst happens, please consider make sure there's somebody who can update us one your fight, it'd break my heart if there was suddenly just silence. Thank you and best of luck to you, rooting for you and looking forward to the next update!
Never knew I could be so proud of a stranger, and here we are. It's incredibly inspiring to see you keep fighting, we're all here to support you. We love you, stay strong! You are an amazing inspiration.
I'm so happy to hear your fasting before your chemo, cancer eats sugar, and placing yourself in autophagy while getting your treatment will protect you and lessen the sick feeling as well as protect your good cells. Good on you mate.
They told my wife’s mom that her platelets were too low, not eating enough. And they did not tell her to fast before or after chemo. They said she needed to eat as much as possible because of the chemo. To keep her platelets up. Why aren’t they saying this to you? And who is right and who is wrong? And Russia just spoke of a Cancer vaccine. While also there are two different treatments in the US worth looking into despite all the naysayers. One is rife frequencies. The other was mentioned on that Facts Matter RU-vid channel one year ago exactly. That one is the one I would seek information on first. We are with you Ollie. Praying for you from Florida. My friend it’s not over. Until it’s over. And it’s most definitely not over yet. Seek the Lord for who or what else can change this entire circumstance without help of any kind like He can?
Hello been following your story and you should look into the advantages in treating cancer with ivermectin i am not a doctor and you should do all of your own research. hope it helps cheers
Ollie you are a very strong person. very good job on fasting for 73 hours! food tomorrow is gonna taste very good and fulfilling! ❤ also your airsoft gear looks very cool!
There’s that incredible smile, bro! Keep going. Absorb all those nutrient rich super foods. I don’t blame you for wanting that treat, and it’s such a pain it didn’t agree with you. Your body rejecting it might have been a blessing. Stay the course, you badass legend!
Hang in there,. Hugs.. my one grandson Andy passed away oct 20th 2023, after a 12 year battle with leukemia,. He passed in his sleep and it was from a bacterial infection.. he would have been 15 November 22 2023,. He is in heaven,at peace,. He showed me what he feels, all pain and bad thoughts, anything negative is gone, he received warm love and peace, something i cant fully describe but its a great overwhelming experience,. He isnt worried about us, nor sad he passed, he is in heaven experiencing true love, joy, happiness,.. he is ok!
