Capt. Murf's Cancer Kicking Podcasts.

Get the details on how I volunteered to do my talk with a captive audience so to speak, which has now happened and worked well. I also introduce you to my very first "2 Peas in Pod" where I chat and by default, introduce you to a friend of mine.

It nearly didn't happen. The week before I was due to travel was not good. But I live in the NOW, so when the time came, a lot of box's were ticked. When I arrived in Italy, I left my cancer on a different planet. Massive Thank You to ALL who made this magic happen, because it did !

It was a busy week. From meeting Irish Author Colm Keane 'during' a live radio interview, sharing stories about our favourite Saint, to my group talk with PayPal and then I finish off with my latest scan. Welcome to my latest blog.

It's 12 months since I received my diagnosis of 'Inoperable Gastro Cancer'. Here I reflect on what the last 365 days has meant to me and indeed how I deal with it. Also, What happens next? You are very welcome along..

I recently invited all to ask me ANY question about my illness and I would answer it in one of my podcasts. Here I answer a question as asked by Helen Colgan, "Aidan, what have you learned about yourself that you never knew".

My first time ever in a 'motor-glider'. What a high, followed by the dreaded lows of chemo. Plus we get an invite to go ballooning in Romania. It's all here in my latest podcast.

Today is my weekly Chemo day. Tune in and listen to how I explain what goes thru my mind and in deed my body EVERY Tuesday, my health permitting and how I deal with it, or indeed, how it deals with me.

In this podcast I tell you how I toy with my energy levels that my Chemo can so cruelly pick on and indeed does. I also fill you in on a really cool fundraiser that myself and a friend have just launched for the Gary Kelly Cancer Support Centre. Please do support us, we call it 'Hearts for Heroes'.

Welcome to my first podcast.