Dear Longevity Fighters,
It’s unfortunate that I have to announce that my longevity journey is about to end.
After struggling for the past two years to the utmost of my abilities, trying to lift every stone that I could see along the path, and through this gut-wrenching, instinctual, nerve-wracking, endless, ceaseless struggle to find a way to combat the diagnosis of widely spread Stage IV GEJ adenocarcinoma, things have unfortunately reached a dead end.
My liver is completely failing on me, and there is no solution in sight.
If you know me well, then you know I will have tried to find every last drop of possibility to solve this. But there isn’t one. No longevity cure currently existing would be able to reverse my trend right now.
So unfortunately, now it’s just a matter of days left.
It’s a pity.
I really appreciate some of the friendships I made here in this group and how we bonded over our shared interest in prolonging and promoting life force.
There are so many aspects to this—whether biological, such as supplementation and diet; musculoskeletal and nervous system health; psychological health; neuroendocrine health—you name it.
But it’s been a treat.
Especially those of you I’ve met in person and built close connections with.
Eric being the main one.
I have to say:
Love you, Eric.
And I can only hope for the very best for the rest of you guys in your journey onward—in terms of promoting life balance, longevity, health, and increasing your healthspan.
I’m hoping that some of you will be able to celebrate your 100-year anniversary together, still in quite good health.
My personal conviction is not that any of you will ever live forever. I don’t think that’s the point of longevity anyway.
Life has a cycle.
There is a natural cycle to life.
But the longer you can extend it while still living a healthy life, the better.
The more value you can extract for yourself, the more value you can also bring back to your community.
Not much more to say.
Just hoping for all of you to embrace your life force and to really hone in on that life balance.
As I always say:
Be mindful of your life force, fam.
Much love to all of you.
