It was this time nine years ago tonight when my father was in his final hours of battling leiomyosarcoma and vowed to myself that before I part this world. I would create a website that provides a free access centralized hub of cancer research. For the life of me I couldn’t figure out why people had to be treated in the manner in which they are without prior knowledge to up their odds for survival.
So often with a doctors work load they are often distracted and also misleading with not much time to give you the full answers that a patient should be given to know for sure what to expect from a treatment. So last May around my fathers birthdate I started our Facebook support group. I am always honored when a cancer survivor…. would like to share their experience with the visitants of Solitarius.
This is Nicola Corcoran Experience She Gave Me Permission to Share:
In the early days of our relationship, my husband and I went to salsa classes. He would complain that I was always trying to lead, that I was too rigid! When I relaxed and trusted, it became so much more fun.
I see cancer as a dance. One that just got a bit more energetic. For the second year in a row, my Minimal Residual Disease test shows elevated cancer cells.
The day of the test results I shut down. I was upset. Disappointed. I had tried to sneak back into ‘normal’ society, pretending that I was done with cancer, that my new happy life meant I could have the occasional glass of wine, eat the kids gluten free bread, order cheese in a restaurant, snack on dark chocolate for a treat.
The reality is, that although blissfully contented, cheating with food was never a long-term option. I believe wholeheartedly in epigenetics. I know that I still have circulating cancer stem cells. I understand that should I create a unfriendly environment for those cells, they will metastasise.
On day two I got my head down. I read. I went back to basics. What was I doing in the early days after diagnosis that kept my results stable? What did I instinctively feel would heal me?
By day three I had a new protocol. One which focuses on healing my gut (leaky gut being at the core of all auto-immune disease, cancer being one), and on boosting my immune system. Back to vegan. Gluten, grain, potato and legume free. Zero sugar. More green everything. More raw. More sprouted seeds and nuts.
With My full list of supplements looks like this: medicinal mushrooms, curcumin, ubiquinol vitamin A, probiotics, enzymes, zinc, magnesium, vitamin D3, B patches, iodine, zeolite, flaxseed oil, bee pollen (the only non-vegan aspect), and Angioblock, Artemix, vitamin C, silica, epsom salt baths, FIR infrared saunas, cod liver packs, DIM, coffee enemas and wheatgrass implants.
The new protocol is pretty intense. There are pills with food, pills without food, pills with protein. However, I feel great. I feel clear. I feel hopeful and more authentic.
Just Let Go 
Let go of how you thought
your life should be Sincerely, Nicola Corcoran 🙂
and embrace the life that
is trying to work its way
into your consciousness.