Agnes and I spend more time together and cherish the time we have to be with one another. There is now only one priority - and that is in achieving wellness and gaining peace of mind. I see death as the natural consequence of life. Life has been a great adventure, and it will continue to be. Life is for the living and I intend to live as long as I can, and live well.
Life is complex and mysterious and nothing is more mysterious than cancer.
Freemasonry has taught me that happiness is living in harmony with God, nature, and man. Cancer has imposed new challenges and relationships, but I am confident that a new harmony to suit the present circumstance can be found. The survival statistics are grim, but I have never been average before, and I don't intend to start now.