The traditional diet of Greece and cancer.

[Mary Jo]

Hi R.B. ~ Now that I understand wherein you are saying it's all something we would all be doing if we knew what exactly to do. I guess the long and short of it is ........... do your best. Eat healthy.....exercise..........get D3 into our bodies..............fish oil and as the saying goes............everything in moderation. Nothing this complicated could ever be easy and if the answers all were to be found in this area I guess more would be known. But still I say thanks to you. Although I am confused by much of what you bring to us, I also have learned much. Also I know your goal is to educate us so we can make the right choices for ourselves. That must come from a heart that is big......a heart that is kind..........and just a downright generous soul.

And to you Andi.......................the whole time I was reading your post I'm thinking to myself...................."why is Andi calling the onc. she respects so much a "nut?".........." Hahahahahahahahaha! Honestly, I thought you were calling him a "nut" and as I got closer to the bottom of your post it hit me "nut = nutrionist!" Hahahahahahaha! See, I wasn't kidding when I said I was a "special needs" case. LOL!

Thanks everyone. Happy eating and happy supplement taking BUT please throw a bit of chocolate in their for good measure. Afterall, life is short ~ so live a little.

Hugs,

Mary Jo

[Andrea Barnett Budin]

Oh, I KNOW MARY JO. I USED TO CALL HIM MY NUTR/ONCOL (boring, huh?)and then a friend from Australia emailed me about my nut/onc. She has quite the wit! We agreed that that was likely what many of his peers see him as. We had a good laugh too! So, now my guru has become my nut onc. In tribute to my astute and humorous friend and Sister Warrior/Survivor.

And he's such a good Soul, I'm sure he'd take it well. He's all into meditation and guided imagery, while dispensing his chemo and supplement lists. Very Zen. BE well. BE happy. And BE... With loving energy...
Andi