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Not now, just now
This story follows my current fight with cancer, highlighting my philosophical view on life, and my many experiences working in the African agricultural industry - from Benin to Mozambique.
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Thanks, Agril Africa Universal Leaf Africa (ULA), Chicanery Nature Comes to Light.
Sunny days and balmy evenings this week Well, I was really overwhelmed by the number of you who contacted me to wish me a speedy recovery. Thank you. A number of you have had this illness, Pancreatitis, and have offered advice. It was good to hear their story; one in particular, from Selby Black , was very helpful. His experience sounded worse than mine. There are a number of readers who seem not to miss a post, which gives me an incentive to keep writing every week. After a
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Another Medical Issue, Dam Building, Land Clearing and Farmers Sign Up.
This week the sun battld with the cloud and light rain Following the surgery to get my ATOMs implant for my post-prostate surgery late last year, I started to feel bloated, accompanied by sharp stomach pain. I thought it was just bad wind, as my bowels have never really functioned as well as they did before my last stomach surgery. After all, I have had about two metres of my intestines removed over the three surgeries. Then, following my second surgery to relocate the ATOMs
Mar 206 min read


Rugby, Pride, Nationalism and Dam Building with All the Headaches.
A return of clear skies although misty and damp in the mornings. Still only 5c in morning though What a weekend of rugby we just had. The Irish Wales game was enjoyable to watch, especially as Wales seems to be recovering their ‘mojo’ despite the useless leadership and management demonstrated by the Welsh Rugby Union. Throughout their recent poor form the supporters of Welsh rugby have always turned up to support their team, singing with pride before their home matches; they
Mar 137 min read
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