BowelBro Richard Davies Bowel Cancer Influencer

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Didnt he go to Dubai once just after having "chemo", and another time after having "chemo" didnt he throw a lavish dinner party......lots of rich food....was that when he had his stoma bag....didnt we see a live or a photo of him in bed for "one" day.....as proof......like you say all seems quite ridiculous now, I know people who've had chemo and the last thing they would do was any of the above......
 

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1. How could you not distinguish which parent was screaming “My Boy!” and which one was begging to a god they didn’t believe in?? Even in distress it’s fairly easy to recognise a male from female voice, particularly those of your parents.
2. Considering how distraught they were by his account his parents were barely around. He lived those months out on instagram and therefore we were all privy to the comings and goings in his life, particularly as he was very quick to shared when anyone was visiting him because sadly it seemed an unusual situation.
The over-dramatisation of everything was narcissistic but probably also a cry for help, which is why people stuck around. When you read it back now it all seems so ridiculous.

Edit: and sorry, just thinking, how does this fit in with the idea that Jamie Murphy thought it was contained and had been planning to operate after a very few in all honesty rounds of chemo? In this he talks about an “explosion” of cancer, the like of which the doctors had never seen and therefore had to take the afternoon off to recover from. Honestly, would someone have still been alive and kicking all that time later with a few rounds of chemo if that were the case? In my experience I’m not sure they would have even started chemo at all if it were that bad, and he would have been unbelievably and horrendously ill, not jetting off on uninsurable holidays & buying Ferraris. If intervention was talked about it’s obvious that the description above was inaccurate (honestly, how could you operate if the stomach was full of cancer?) or the doctor he was spending thousands on wasn’t being honest. I know he kept talking about the most powerful chemo known to man, but he hardly had any rounds of it, and if it was that toxic how come he never seemed to have any ill-effects afterwards (claiming he couldn’t keep taking it because it was so horrendous at the time, which is fair enough because chemo is horrendous, but people use a balance of harms approach and if they want a chance at life will put up with it). There are too many anomalies that are becoming more obvious now.
Very good point about holidaying. My loved one wasnt allowed to travel when they had cancer and certainly not close to after their chemo.
1. Their oncologist wouldn’t allow it, said the chemo had weakened immune system too much and it was too soon to travel. Certainly not long haul travel to a desert island.
2. Couldn’t get medical insurance for them at the time.
 
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Im sorry but reading it all back now it sounds so made up, how could he have Peritoneal cancer with a life span of 3-6 months, fully researched by him and lisa, yet he was still here over a year or so later....17 months he said........such a fabrication of lies. He never ever looked ill and he never ever lost any hair.....i shred that much hair on a daily basis its normal ffs....such a mockery of real cancer sufferers.....do think he may of had some sort of cancer,.......no idea what he "died" of.....

And he actually confirmed 2000 book sales.....
 
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No mention of hair lose again after he shaved it off, he also managed to grow a beard. Not everyone loses their hair on chemo I’m fully aware of that but seems his shed slightly, shaved his head and then managed to grow it all back fully plus a beard.

Re reading all this really makes me baffled why I was taken in by him in the first place.

Worse cancer ever, that remained stable after almost a 3 month break from chemo where he managed to on a long haul holiday on a private island with zero hospital or specialist available and from his clips was a massive pain in arse to even get to. I would have been worried sick I was going to get a bowel blockage or something was to rupture and get sepsis again only to be stuck on an island with no health/travel insurance.
 

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No mention of hair lose again after he shaved it off, he also managed to grow a beard. Not everyone loses their hair on chemo I’m fully aware of that but seems his shed slightly, shaved his head and then managed to grow it all back fully plus a beard.

Re reading all this really makes me baffled why I was taken in by him in the first place.

Worse cancer ever, that remained stable after almost a 3 month break from chemo where he managed to on a long haul holiday on a private island with zero hospital or specialist available and from his clips was a massive pain in arse to even get to. I would have been worried sick I was going to get a bowel blockage or something was to rupture and get sepsis again only to be stuck on an island with no health/travel insurance.
A friend of ours, not a lot older than Richard, has just been diagnosed with bowel cancer. He had a stroke so apparently can’t have chemo and the radiotherapy they gave him hasn’t worked to shrink it at all. He’s been told there’s no more treatment available to him. He won’t write a book about how wonderful he is, buy a super car or go on fancy holidays, even though he could probably afford to do it all easily, but he’ll spend his days with his family and friends and we will make every minute count. If I’m honest I feel sorry for anyone who doesn’t have that at that stage in their lives, and if you think that doing that makes people envious you must be unbelievably shallow. I agree with @Sal, I can’t understand why I didn’t question it all sooner, but as I’ve said before I just wouldn’t expect that anyone would make that sort of thing up. I’m sure none of us would.
 
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That Sal, is a really good point, why on earth would you put yourself in such a vulnerable position? Never even thought of that, plus his travel insurance ....wow...that wouldnt be cheap.....maybe they got a helicopter out in an emergency. God knows.....
If he had 16 chemo. Would he of lost his hair. Thats alot, is that standard for most people.?....16, seems alot....why would he not lose his hair, and if he was pretending to lose his hair, that says he was expecting to lose it in real life if his treatment was real, 🤔🤔🤔
All seems ridiculously fake and laughable when you read it back now, like a badly made up story....... if it wasnt for the crematorium, I would really think he wasnt dead......he could of left the hospice, and gone home to "die" for all we know, the hospice only knows what they are told,
I notice she hasnt ever been on and had a rant about people saying he isnt dead ..
It is a hugely disrespectful thing to say, and she has never ever mentioned it.......doesnt want to draw attention to any of it, ....everything low key.....quite happy to call us out over the book but not her husbands death?
 

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And we have another……
I don’t think anyone has had the bloody book! There is no real evidence that the book has been received by anyone. There may have been a few copies printed for family, as a posthumous gift from Richard, but not one person who claims to have had it has given one bit of proof. That’s their prerogative, but it’s also mine to say if I can’t see it I don’t believe it exists!
 
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That Sal, is a really good point, why on earth would you put yourself in such a vulnerable position? Never even thought of that, plus his travel insurance ....wow...that wouldnt be cheap.....maybe they got a helicopter out in an emergency. God knows.....
If he had 16 chemo. Would he of lost his hair. Thats alot, is that standard for most people.?....16, seems alot....why would he not lose his hair, and if he was pretending to lose his hair, that says he was expecting to lose it in real life if his treatment was real, 🤔🤔🤔
All seems ridiculously fake and laughable when you read it back now, like a badly made up story....... if it wasnt for the crematorium, I would really think he wasnt dead......he could of left the hospice, and gone home to "die" for all we know, the hospice only knows what they are told,
I notice she hasnt ever been on and had a rant about people saying he isnt dead ..
It is a hugely disrespectful thing to say, and she has never ever mentioned it.......doesnt want to draw attention to any of it, ....everything low key.....quite happy to call us out over the book but not her husbands death?
Yes I have often tnought this too…not mentioned it at all?
 

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Bouncing emails??! And it looks like the Ferrari is still for sale, sitting alongside a 2011 Hyundai for £2749! If that chap sold that car to him and bought it back 3 months later for it to be sitting there after 4 months it’s not great business …!! It was listed for sale the day he died (That was a very busy day it seems) and it’s dropped £10k!!
 
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Bouncing emails??! And it looks like the Ferrari is still for sale, sitting alongside a 2011 Hyundai for £2749! If that chap sold that car to him and bought it back 3 months later for it to be sitting there after 4 months it’s not great business …!!
And another!!! I tried the email address and yes bounced back!!! So it’s been deactivated!!