Hey thanks everyone! only just realized there were replies as I didn't tick the 'notify me' box duh!! Dave-I think with 'dual citizenship' I can choose to back the winning team in all sports lol :) Two questions:how do you guys do emoticons? and why have some people got messages written under the profile pic? ... View more

Hi Zen, I haven't heard of a quest for life...I'll check it out on the net, does it have similar philosophies to the Gawler foundation I wonder? I'll see if I can get the recipe book from the library...you can never have too many recipes:) Thanks for the welcome and you too Di. BWAH (be well and happy) Hev ... View more

Thanks Sailor, that's really useful and a very informative website:) ... View more

Hi Guys, yet another newbie to the site. I have already had an email from one on you and your support has been amazing. Thanks so much. I hope l can help one or more of you some day. Regards Meandma ... View more

Hi Hev Guess I will have to be braver to give up my caffeine. lol I only have two (usually) a day, so you think it would be easy. Will have to have a look for this dandelion root coffee and give it a try. I don't really drink much alcohol since my treatment, which is suprising as I used to luuuuurve wine. Living in the gateway to a great wine region = luuuurve wine. I drink a lot of water now so am happy to stick with that. I can't recall the name of the book as it was 22 years ago when I read it. I just remember reading and being inspired by Ian Gawler. There were two others I read at the time and I leant them to a friend who unfortunately passed away from cancer and I didn't ever get the books back. One was on a raw diet which was meant to be able to help those suffering from cancer. That lasted all of four days from memory. The other book was about a cancer clinic in america and they cited how people were when they arrived and then after the clinic gave examples of how people had changed, which I found very interesting. Your new book sounds interesting! Julie ... View more