Comments on: The End Game … 16 April 2008 http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/2008/04/16/the-end-game-16-april-2008/ Heading for Euroa after 10 years in Whitfield Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:23:50 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Tall T http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/2008/04/16/the-end-game-16-april-2008/#comment-1067 Tall T Mon, 07 Jul 2008 12:32:49 +0000 http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/?p=180#comment-1067 Thanks for leaving the comment on my blog. I am sorry to hear about what you are facing, but this post makes it so clear cut... You are here going there... you are more worried about your family handling it. I will follow your journey closely. Thanks for stopping by. Thanks for leaving the comment on my blog. I am sorry to hear about what you are facing, but this post makes it so clear cut… You are here going there… you are more worried about your family handling it.

I will follow your journey closely. Thanks for stopping by.

]]> By: Dianne http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/2008/04/16/the-end-game-16-april-2008/#comment-1015 Dianne Wed, 02 Jul 2008 03:01:04 +0000 http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/?p=180#comment-1015 Hi Greg, My brother mentioned that he had read about you in his paper in Albury and suggested I write. Have you tried a Lactoferring and bovine cartlage combination to get rid of the cancer. We have had penomenal results with these medications in Sydney with a complete cure of prostate cancers. I think Ron Golightly is the one you should get in touch with. He wrote a book on his cure from Prostate cancer. When I started to develop Leukemia after a bone marrow transplant, I went on to a combination of these and I am still alive after 10 years. The side effects of these are severe leg cramps, and I found that a glass of Tonic water a day, combined with your favourite fruit juice Helps with that. Regards Dianne Hi Greg, My brother mentioned that he had read about you in his paper in Albury and suggested I write.
Have you tried a Lactoferring and bovine cartlage combination to get rid of the cancer. We have had penomenal results with these medications in Sydney with a complete cure of prostate cancers. I think Ron Golightly is the one you should get in touch with. He wrote a book on his cure from Prostate cancer.
When I started to develop Leukemia after a bone marrow transplant, I went on to a combination of these and I am still alive after 10 years. The side effects of these are severe leg cramps, and I found that a glass of Tonic water a day, combined with your favourite fruit juice Helps with that.
Regards
Dianne

]]> By: Greg Naylor http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/2008/04/16/the-end-game-16-april-2008/#comment-823 Greg Naylor Thu, 17 Apr 2008 09:19:03 +0000 http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/?p=180#comment-823 The sentence appears to be real - the bone scans will give a timeframe. The only miracle would be that the bone scans prove the specialist wrong and the Wangaratta Hospital right ... a big ask! We all know that a positive outlook helps cancer sufferers last longer Jack but I am not about to fight a futile battle at the expense of the 'quality of life'. Listen to those who know Ray. If Eddie still believes, so do I. The down side of that one is that in 1990, my 40yo brother was dying of kidney cancer in the Alfred and we were watching the Collingwood-Essondon grand final. He said, "Well, I guess this is the last time I will see Collingwood win the flag" I replied, "So what! I'm not dying and it will probably be the last one I see too!". I guess I'll just have to hang around and find out. The sentence appears to be real – the bone scans will give a timeframe. The only miracle would be that the bone scans prove the specialist wrong and the Wangaratta Hospital right … a big ask!

We all know that a positive outlook helps cancer sufferers last longer Jack but I am not about to fight a futile battle at the expense of the ‘quality of life’.

Listen to those who know Ray. If Eddie still believes, so do I.

The down side of that one is that in 1990, my 40yo brother was dying of kidney cancer in the Alfred and we were watching the Collingwood-Essondon grand final. He said, “Well, I guess this is the last time I will see Collingwood win the flag”

I replied, “So what! I’m not dying and it will probably be the last one I see too!”. I guess I’ll just have to hang around and find out.

]]> By: raydixon http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/2008/04/16/the-end-game-16-april-2008/#comment-822 raydixon Thu, 17 Apr 2008 07:28:30 +0000 http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/?p=180#comment-822 Greg, I hear Eddie McGuire still believes Collingwood is going to win the flag this year - that should help to keep you going. Greg, I hear Eddie McGuire still believes Collingwood is going to win the flag this year – that should help to keep you going.

]]> By: alburywodongaonline http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/2008/04/16/the-end-game-16-april-2008/#comment-821 alburywodongaonline Thu, 17 Apr 2008 03:44:05 +0000 http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/?p=180#comment-821 I guess Greg all I can say is try not to be locked into the idea of a "sentance". Don't be like the Aboriginal guy who died because someone "pointed the bone" at him if you know what I'm trying to say. By all means, get medical advice and opinion but you have to remember that their's is JUST an opinion. Positive visualisation has been the source of more than one medical miracle I suspect. I guess Greg all I can say is try not to be locked into the idea of a “sentance”. Don’t be like the Aboriginal guy who died because someone “pointed the bone” at him if you know what I’m trying to say.
By all means, get medical advice and opinion but you have to remember that their’s is JUST an opinion.
Positive visualisation has been the source of more than one medical miracle I suspect.

]]> By: Greg Naylor http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/2008/04/16/the-end-game-16-april-2008/#comment-819 Greg Naylor Wed, 16 Apr 2008 13:41:04 +0000 http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/?p=180#comment-819 The timeframe bit comes into play next Monday when they do the bone scans. I am painfully aware that some people will walk away but I am encouraged by some of the locals who have come forward offering help such as a load of firewood, or to help out with the shopping etc. Please stay in touch Jack as I need to know you are listening The timeframe bit comes into play next Monday when they do the bone scans. I am painfully aware that some people will walk away but I am encouraged by some of the locals who have come forward offering help such as a load of firewood, or to help out with the shopping etc. Please stay in touch Jack as I need to know you are listening

]]> By: alburywodongaonline http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/2008/04/16/the-end-game-16-april-2008/#comment-818 alburywodongaonline Wed, 16 Apr 2008 13:12:08 +0000 http://kingvalley.wordpress.com/?p=180#comment-818 Cheeses Greg, that's a kick in the head huh? You know I'm usually one of the biggest loudmouths on the interwebs but I'm actually at a loss for words here mate. I guess all I can really say is that these medical boffins get it wrong with reasonable regularity so, um, you know, while there's life there's hope. I'm painfully conscious that I don't want to say anything that sounds like I'm fobbing you off with some cruddy cliche but I also don't want to say nothing either. I think sometimes when someone comes out with news like that people around them start to act diferent, kind of like the person is already gone or something, there is a horrible tendancy to invalidate ther feelings of people because of illness and of course that's patently wrong. I guess all I can say mate is that you aren't gone yet and really, in all honesty, for all you (and your docs) know, you could have another twenty years left. They do get it wrong sometimes. We're all headed for the great beyond, I guess we don't all have a time frame though do we? Cheeses Greg, that’s a kick in the head huh?

You know I’m usually one of the biggest loudmouths on the interwebs but I’m actually at a loss for words here mate.

I guess all I can really say is that these medical boffins get it wrong with reasonable regularity so, um, you know, while there’s life there’s hope.

I’m painfully conscious that I don’t want to say anything that sounds like I’m fobbing you off with some cruddy cliche but I also don’t want to say nothing either.

I think sometimes when someone comes out with news like that people around them start to act diferent, kind of like the person is already gone or something, there is a horrible tendancy to invalidate ther feelings of people because of illness and of course that’s patently wrong.

I guess all I can say mate is that you aren’t gone yet and really, in all honesty, for all you (and your docs) know, you could have another twenty years left.

They do get it wrong sometimes.

We’re all headed for the great beyond, I guess we don’t all have a time frame though do we?

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