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Josh_Bonello_88

Hi everyone. So its been a while since I wrote, but I am going through a lot since NY grandmother was diagnosed with terminal stomach cancer. Even after what I have been through, I am struggling to relate to her because as the old saying goes, no two cancer stories are the same. Anyway, I thought this would be a good read for everyone. http://www.thecancerstory.com/2014/08/part-41-war-peace.html?m=1

Josh_Bonello_88

So I have been releasing a whole bunch of stuff that I have written over the past year or so and it has been a good feeling. Almost as if I am letting go of certain things in the past. This one I wrote about when I was sick and how it affected the relationship I was in at the time. http://www.thecancerstory.com/2013/09/released-archive-session-2-kiss-rain.html

Josh_Bonello_88

I saved this blog I wrote along with some others because I wasn't ready to let them go. Although it has been a while since I have posted anything to you guys I hope you enjoy. http://www.thecancerstory.com/2013/08/released-archive-session-1-not-enough.html

Josh_Bonello_88

Hi everyone. It has been such a long time since I have written any new blogs. Things have been going pretty good. 2013 has seen a great deal of changes I think you will all agree. And rather than say what a bad year it has been so far, I am just embracing everything. One of my friends who had throat cancer has just been diagnosed with lymphatic cancer and it doesn't look good. I thought I would write about it and how my perspective on it is different considering I have survived TC myself. http://www.thecancerstory.com/2013/06/part-39-no-sacrifice.html

roy

Hi Josh, I am so pleased for you as you move on to your next journey. This I believe you will take with both hands and make every one around you so proud. Josh GOOD LUCK form me. Your blogs and your speech have been very inspirational. If you you could blog occasionally on your travel's. It does does not have to be about cancer, it would be so enjoyable as I know you can turn on the lights and make a lot of people happy just reading your stories about life as you go. Anyway mate God Bless you and all the very best for the future. Roy

roy

Hi Josh, I was surprised to see what you said,as I have had a lot people ask me about cancer, and how they would know if they were effected, like myself I never knew, although thinking back now over a few years, different pains that I had I took no notice as the pains would pass. I beleive there is a site for novice writers to write and publish there work and sell, site is free of charge on the net. I will enquire more for you.

Josh_Bonello_88

This was something I wrote after doing treatment to talk about the side effects of chemo. Nothing special but still apart of my story :) http://www.thecancerstory.com/2012/02/part-27-youre-poison-running-through-my.html

Robyn

I am going through the same thing right now after round 2 of chemo. The sleepless nights, constipation even though I am taking coloxyl senna and feeling awful uncomfortable in the stomach and bowels.

Josh_Bonello_88

This is part 2 of my last blog. It was a reflection of everything I had started to overcome when i was recovering from cancer. http://www.thecancerstory.com/2012/01/part-25-confessions-of-mad-man-2.html

Josh_Bonello_88

This blog entry was written when I started to make my recovery from treatment. It was more of a reflection rather then what was actually happening. http://www.thecancerstory.com/2012/01/part-24-confessions-of-mad-man-1.html

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