The top 10 most read posts in April are included below as the main product of this summary of my website RonnyAllan.NET in April 2023.
A challenging month given other commitments and a rib injury sustained on holiday but pleased with my output. I hope there is something you missed and can catch up here. As usual, share this with anyone you think may benefit. Many thanks for reading.
A new RonnyAllan.NET awareness campaign and it deserves to be shared to the world (oh yes!) as it may lead to a diagnosis. If this floats your boat – Click here or on the picture.
An invisible illness campaign post on RonnyAllan.NET doubling up as awareness and empathy. Click here on the picture
Remains popular month in/month out on RonnyAllan.NET. Click here or on the picture.
If you need a catch-up, this is the place to go. It updates what is being read most on my website in the last 48 hours and automatically updates.
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Another popular post on RonnyAllan.NET which also dispels the myth that only one syndrome exists in Neuroendocrine Cancer. It’s also a great awareness piece. Click here or on the picture to read more.
Another awareness post on RonnyAllan.NET which went down a storm on my newest Facebook page World Neuroendocrine Cancer Day. (Please like this page to see the feed)
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I’ve known about this for a while and knew there was a potential overlap with symptoms of bloating/gas/diarrhea etc. Another in the diet and nutrition series on RonnyAllan.NET
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There are important differences between taking it for diabetes or weight loss. Plus, there are potential contraindications with some areas of NETs.
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The 12-year cancerversary of my liver surgery. Click here or on the picture to read more.
My tribute on RonnyAllan.NET to this famous Snooker player. Click here or on the picture to read more.
Only recently published but came in 11th, had I marketed it better, it would have made the top 10 for April. Click here or on the picture to read the post.
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