Health Update & Happy New Year

For all those that have been following my health I have some good news.

I saw my consultant on New Year’s Eve  and my tests came back good. “Undetectable” was the word he used. I’m still undergoing treatment & dealing with the side effects. This is the best outcome that we could have asked for. 

I want to thank EVERYONE, my family, friends, the doctors, nurses, machine techs, people who have prayed for me, everyone and anyone.

Best start to 2026 EVER !!

till the next ride, bee safe.....

Half way there

So today was my 10th radiotherapy session at St. Bart’s Hospital and here is an update. 

I feel pretty good. For the moment all I have are hot flushes, a few more trips to the bathroom early in the mornings and tiredness other than that my side effects have been pretty mild. Met an older gentleman that was just starting his treatments so we had a little chat. Told him what to expect and how my treatments been going so far. Basically told him not to worry to much and just focus on handling whatever side effects he may have and ofcourse listen to the doctors and nurses. 

All the machines are named after the planets in our solar system. So we have Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Jupiter & Neptune. 

This is “Mercury” that I lay in for my treatments but at the start of my treatment I was mostly in Venus but she’s under maintenance this week (they are regularly go under maintenance as they are very busy machines).  They are all the same & do the exact same thing. 

Mercury

Men’s Health…

So in early May 2025 I was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer. It’s in its early stages and treatment has already begun.  The doctors say cause I’m young (54 is young for this) and it’s been caught early I have very good chance to beat this thing. The thing of it is that ive had no symptoms at all and this is why it’s also called a silent killer.

My dad died of Prostate Cancer a couple of years ago and I’ve been getting regular checks ever since.

So anybody (guys) please get checked if your mid 40s onwards. Even more so if your family has a history  of cancer. 

1 in 8 men get it. (1 in 4 black men, For some reason is much higher in black men.)

I’ve come to realisation that men don’t talk about this kind of stuff cause well if your not in pain, bleeding or something not dropped off then you carry on. I’m mostly posting this for everyone to get their minds in gear to look after themselves and have health checks more. Go to doctors and ask for atleast a yearly check and blood work especially if your family has history of illnesses like this.

Prostate Cancer UK

Cancer Research UK

Macmillan Cancer Support

Brompton World Championships 2025

My Boys

till the next ride, bee safe.....