Hip, hip for the NHS!
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The Scarlatinas on stage. Marc Hayward (centre) was a pal of Louise’s This has been a busy seven days one way and another. The big event was…
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Three years clear!
This is always a difficult time of year for me. Firstly, 7 December is our daughter Louise’s birthday. She would have been 27 last week, but instead she is forever […]
Spicy baked plums
Another fine day at the farmers’ market and another chance to make these delicious plums which I ate for Sunday supper. The addition of cumin is surprising but surprisingly nice! Serve […]
Can diet really help beat #diabetes?
Thanks yet again to The Guardian website and Richard Doughty for this interesting article. Posting it in the general search for health and well-being
Good news for breast cancer sufferers
This week the good news just keeps coming! Using Herceptin in combination with another drug can shrink tumours in less than two weeks, study finds. The findings could potentially lead to […]
Celebrating TWO years in remission
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The majestic Dents du Midi from the little chuff chuff up to CHampery Sorry for the long silence! Nothing amiss just…travelling back to London and Switzerland…
#Obesity could lead to 700,000 more cancer cases in next 20 years
The latest research demonstrates the importance of a healthy diet in relationship to getting cancer. So why not try out some of my super-healthy recipes this New Year and combine […]
Steamed salmon with ginger
Good wild salmon is full of nutrients and ginger is excellent for enhancing immunity. This is one of the many dishes that I have ben preparing for my radiotherapy patient, […]
Sachiyo’s teriyaki chicken
Did you know that ‘Teriyaki’ means ‘shiny cooked’? This is Sachiyo’s very simple recipe for it, so easy to make, although I have added sake and grated ginger to it […]
Why your neighbour’s health may be more important than your own.
Read this by a fellow blogger on the dangers facing our society by not taking care of your diet…it’s a bit scary
healthy living with cancer 