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Being outdoors helps us refuel and diminishes stress, bringing a deep sense of calm. For cancer sufferers, stepping into nature is a life-saver. For me, it's a lifeline.

Let nature engulf you and you will feel better, energised and happier.

Wollaton Park is beautiful but heavily littered in the woods - until today!

I spend so much time in nature I can't stand to see it trashed. In amongst these rhododendrons and pines I collected three bags of rubbish and now the woods are restored!

It's National Smile Month so here's a joke to share...

Sharing good news is always difficult when so many are suffering but it's important to offer hope. CT scan result today shows no evidence of cancer which means immunotherapy continues to work wonders for me! My lungs are inflamed from aspiration and risk feeding but no cancer!

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