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Today I registered and paid for my two summer courses. I start Advanced Communications next Monday, at noon. I don’t have my books yet because the instructor failed to order the books. So says the woman at the books store I talked to. I’m hoping to find out something Monday. It’s a little annoying not being able to get the book already. I like to show up PREPARE TO START. Evidently the instructor I have doesn’t feel the same way...
I did my share of walking around today. Just about wiped me out. Nevertheless, I am feeling stronger and my cancer symptoms continue to diminish. I am scheduled for my next CT chest scan also this Monday. Fortunately, there’s no time conflict with my first day of class. I won’t know anything for two or three weeks but frankly I’m not the least bit worried this time. Even if the lumps are bigger than last time, there’s no way in hell the cancer can be growing now the way I’m feeling. I’ve lived with cancer for too long. I know what it feels like. I know all the signs and feelings oh so intimately now. Slowly, ever so slowly, I’m am now beating it.
Too bad I cannot pinpoint exactly which of the many agents I added to my therapy turned the tide in my favor. Is it the Willard Water? Is it the CLA? The Fish oil with DHA/EPA? The Evening Primrose Oil? Is it the Cesium Chloride finally kicking in? (Without a doubt, it is the most potent alternative cancer therapy. It halted all symptoms on the days I took it, but the side effects were troublesome and I haven’t been taking it for over a week now. Nevertheless, it could still be working. It’s supposed to keep pushing Potassium into the cancer cells months after administration.) Is it the Proteolytic Enzymes I’ve been taking more consistently (6-9grams a day)? Is it the raw garlic I’ve been eating? (Yes, I know, "yuck!" I probably smell bad but I like eating the stuff, raw. The stuff is a superfood. The only downside is the smell. Besides, it’s not like I need to be pursuing a social life right now anyway. Perhaps I can locate a Korean woman who makes her own Kimchi. She wouldn’t mind. She wouldn’t even notice!.) . All of these treatments I began taking within the same two week period. Who knows which of them did the trick?
Not sure. At all. And, well, I don’t care. As long as I’m getting better, not worse. I got another fifty years to enjoy and I’d rather not spend any of it being a naturopathic guinea pig.
What else? My house should no longer be my house. Now’s just the waiting for the check in the mail.
The Pell Grant I received paid for 3/4 of my summer class cost. My dad is chipping in the rest.
I made the dean’s list with my 3.86GPA. Maybe I can get a free ride next semester.
I learned more about programming while loops today. Did you know the increment operator is part of the name of the C++ language? The "++" is the increment operator. That’s where the weirdo C++ name came from. Well, specifically, Bjarne Stroustrup created the language and the name. That’s where he came up with the name. Interestingly, he originally referred to it as "C with Classes."
I love Stylewriter. Zero passive verbs.
I did my share of walking around today. Just about wiped me out. Nevertheless, I am feeling stronger and my cancer symptoms continue to diminish. I am scheduled for my next CT chest scan also this Monday. Fortunately, there’s no time conflict with my first day of class. I won’t know anything for two or three weeks but frankly I’m not the least bit worried this time. Even if the lumps are bigger than last time, there’s no way in hell the cancer can be growing now the way I’m feeling. I’ve lived with cancer for too long. I know what it feels like. I know all the signs and feelings oh so intimately now. Slowly, ever so slowly, I’m am now beating it.
Too bad I cannot pinpoint exactly which of the many agents I added to my therapy turned the tide in my favor. Is it the Willard Water? Is it the CLA? The Fish oil with DHA/EPA? The Evening Primrose Oil? Is it the Cesium Chloride finally kicking in? (Without a doubt, it is the most potent alternative cancer therapy. It halted all symptoms on the days I took it, but the side effects were troublesome and I haven’t been taking it for over a week now. Nevertheless, it could still be working. It’s supposed to keep pushing Potassium into the cancer cells months after administration.) Is it the Proteolytic Enzymes I’ve been taking more consistently (6-9grams a day)? Is it the raw garlic I’ve been eating? (Yes, I know, "yuck!" I probably smell bad but I like eating the stuff, raw. The stuff is a superfood. The only downside is the smell. Besides, it’s not like I need to be pursuing a social life right now anyway. Perhaps I can locate a Korean woman who makes her own Kimchi. She wouldn’t mind. She wouldn’t even notice!.) . All of these treatments I began taking within the same two week period. Who knows which of them did the trick?
Not sure. At all. And, well, I don’t care. As long as I’m getting better, not worse. I got another fifty years to enjoy and I’d rather not spend any of it being a naturopathic guinea pig.
What else? My house should no longer be my house. Now’s just the waiting for the check in the mail.
The Pell Grant I received paid for 3/4 of my summer class cost. My dad is chipping in the rest.
I made the dean’s list with my 3.86GPA. Maybe I can get a free ride next semester.
I learned more about programming while loops today. Did you know the increment operator is part of the name of the C++ language? The "++" is the increment operator. That’s where the weirdo C++ name came from. Well, specifically, Bjarne Stroustrup created the language and the name. That’s where he came up with the name. Interestingly, he originally referred to it as "C with Classes."
I love Stylewriter. Zero passive verbs.