Category: Cancer Stories

Written by on January 25, 2026

Dear Dr. Churcher – Letter Never Sent

Cancer Stories . Social Studies

I did not send this letter to our family doctor, the one that I had trusted for 25 years or so. I suppose that the events that led up to its writing and the abrupt and hysterical end of the doctor-patient relationship and the subsequent adventures of COVID protest, and trying to navigate conventional and Read More

Written by on May 22, 2024

Alberta Government Safe and Effective Gaslighting for Health

Cancer Stories . Poly Tics . Social Studies

Alberta Health – Public and Rural Health Division Subject: COVID-19 Vaccine Safety Dear Al Neitsch, Thank you for your email to the Honourable Pete Guthrie, Minister of Infrastructure, the Honourable Adriana Lagrange, Minister of Health, and MLA Pitt regarding COVID-19 vaccine safety. Your email has been forwarded to Alberta Health and we appreciate the opportunity Read More

Written by on February 24, 2024

Thank God It’s Not Sarcoma

Cancer Stories . Mutterings And Murmurs

This time, before the time before the last time before the last time…and so on…that I was invaded by hordes of rogue T-Cells that started breeding and conscripting armies to build yet more structures of inconvenience and blood clots to stage yet another siege, I thought that I might try a new therapy. The concept Read More

Written by on October 10, 2023

And When I Die

Cancer Stories . Motorcycle Vapors . Mutterings And Murmurs . Social Studies

From the day I died, things started to get strange, but eerily familiar…but in a good way. The sky was blue as it once was, the clouds formed in natural white shapes. The air was warm and clean and fresh as if it had just rained on apple trees and fresh cut grass. The trees, Read More

Written by on February 18, 2023

Please, Not Yet

Cancer Stories . Mutterings And Murmurs

“It’s the cancer that’s straightened me out. It spooked me so bad I got over being scared.” “Kind of hair of the dog.” “Maybe. When they first told me I had it, I was so frightened I used to feel like at night I was being smothered. I would feel death like it was lying Read More

Written by on January 9, 2023

Does It Ever Give You Pause?

Cancer Stories . Poly Tics . Social Studies

I have a question. I’ll ask it later. I’ll tell you later who I’m going to put the question to. Study Result – Patient Copy Narrative & Impression Neitsch, Alfred William Accession Number CT-22-0157609 Exam – CT Soft Tissue Neck Enhanced Exam Date/Time 2022-12-23 12:45 TBCC Ordering Provider – Owen, Carolyn Jane, MD Ancillary Findings Read More

Written by on January 7, 2023

Dear Premier Smith

Cancer Stories . Poly Tics . Social Studies

Subject: FW: Cancer Patient Experience FILED UNDER CORRUPT ALBERTA MEDICAL TYRANNY SENT VIA E-MAIL JAN.4, 2023 Dear Premier Smith,   Let me first congratulate you on your recent political progress and the meaningful steps your government has taken towards a more sovereign Alberta. I voted for you based on the commitments you made during your Read More

Written by on October 20, 2022

So What Is It?

Cancer Stories . Mutterings And Murmurs . Poly Tics . Social Studies . Songs For The Apocalypse

It might just be ‘old guy stuff’ but it could be anything. It might be because the warranty on the thyroid and other vital parts expired. It might be conspiratorial corporate post chemo radiation pharmaceutical trial horseshit slash and burn toxicity. For sure it cannot be a common ague cold or flu or undigestible malady. Read More

Written by on July 23, 2022

Totalitarian Cancer – When Healthcare Becomes An Oppressive Bureaucracy – And People Die Anyway – Letter To Alberta ‘Helth’ Services

Cancer Stories . Mutterings And Murmurs . Poly Tics . Social Studies

Attention Alberta Health Services Patient Relations,   Surely someone at AHS, The Foothills Hospital, and especially the Tom Baker Cancer Centre knows of the numerous studies that clearly indicate that psychological stress is a major factor in cancer treatment outcomes.   I was diagnosed with Systemic Peripheral Cutaneous Non-Hodgkin’s T Cell Lymphoma with spinal cord Read More

Written by on December 11, 2021

What Will Get Me?

Cancer Stories . Mutterings And Murmurs

I had a thought. Hope is bunk. Hope distorts reality. Bad news. Thinking causes cancer. If the COVID-19 very deadly scarious genocide reset virus and it’s various varying variants do not exist, I won’t get them. If I did have any of them or have them now I might not notice. The symptoms are so Read More

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