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Jay Ward - Global Business Coach Walking Life Together ❤️ | Real-life experience, genuine encouragement and a listening ear. All you need is to be determined, positive and open minded.

Supporting people through life’s challenges because everyone has a story, and every story matters. Working close with other successful people, design your business around what you already have in place, working alongside a 35 year old Health, Nutrition and Wellness company who have seen growth, year on year since 1978. Last year we achieved $2.8 Billion Globally and in the UK alone £43 Million. I have currently recruiting for like minded people to take a look at this opportunity who seriously want to change their life. If this is you please get in contact +447818 456856

This week, I can officially drive again following my liver surgery! 🚗🎉And, being the typical me from before my operation...
13/10/2026

This week, I can officially drive again following my liver surgery! 🚗🎉

And, being the typical me from before my operation, I’ve managed to squeeze TWO appointments into one day! 😂

First, a trip to the dentist to have a tooth removed, followed by an MRI scan for my routine re**al cancer surveillance.

I never do things by halves, do I?! 🤣 I did think I’d kill two birds with one stone and get them both out of the way in one day!

Of course, my usual 3pm afternoon nap has most definitely been disturbed today! 😴😂 But hey, at least it’s all done, and I can get back to my afternoon snooze!

One small step towards getting back to some normality after everything these past few months have thrown at me… well until my next operation! ♥️

Good patient! ♥️Yes, I’m being a good patient! Relaxing, resting and taking my time! 😂I know I’ve been quiet on here, bu...
10/10/2026

Good patient! ♥️

Yes, I’m being a good patient! Relaxing, resting and taking my time! 😂

I know I’ve been quiet on here, but honestly, day-to-day life right now is pretty much the same routine.

Wake up, take my meds, have two cups of tea, shower, sit on the sofa, have another cuppa, lunch, another cuppa, and then my afternoon sleep around 3pm! 😴

Dinner happens at some point in the evening when everyone is home, followed by the usual evening in front of the TV. 🥱😂

I have a visitor most days, which is lovely, and I’m still managing around an hour or so on my laptop each day, catching up with emails and the odd bit of admin. But that’s about as exciting as life gets at the moment! 😂☕️

The afternoon nap is non-negotiable, though! 😂

I’m staying positive, taking each day as it comes and listening to my body. I know what I’m facing, and I know just how bad the secondary liver cancer was. Hearing the words stage 4 aggressive cancer is never something you want to hear when you’re diagnosed, so I’m under no illusions about the journey ahead.

But for now, recovery is my job. There’s no rushing it, no trying to be a hero and no pressure to do more than my body allows.

Sometimes, being strong means slowing down, accepting help and giving yourself the time you need.

So, if I’m a little quieter than usual — and I know I am — that’s why. I’m still here, still positive and still me, just currently operating on a combination of tea, sofa time and afternoon naps! 😂♥️

I also want to say a huge thank you to everyone who has taken the time to send messages, cards and flowers, and even made posts of their own wishing me well. ❤️ It genuinely means a lot to know so many people are thinking of me and taking the time to show their support. I might not always have the energy to reply to everyone straight away, but please know that every message and every kind gesture is appreciated. ♥️🙏

As per usual… one day at a time. 🙏♥️

I knew something wasn’t right! Back at the Glenfield Hospital as the thing in my neck, shouldn’t be there…
28/09/2026

I knew something wasn’t right! Back at the Glenfield Hospital as the thing in my neck, shouldn’t be there…

I really don’t want this to come across as a “woe is me” post, but the last couple of days have honestly been awful! 😩Th...
28/09/2026

I really don’t want this to come across as a “woe is me” post, but the last couple of days have honestly been awful! 😩

The procedure itself went to plan, which is the main thing! 🙌🏻 Although it did take 5½ hours when I’d been told 3 hours maximum! 😳😂

I spent Friday night in quite a lot of pain on the ward. My poor partner and mother-in-law came to visit me, and I don’t think I said more than about two words to them! I was just completely out of it with the pain, drifting in and out of consciousness. Not exactly the exciting visit they were expecting! 🙄

Saturday was basically spent lying on my bed, uncomfortable and waiting for someone to say those magical words… “You can go home.” 🤔

The acid reflux came back with a vengeance and I couldn’t really eat either, so by the time I finally got home at around 7pm, I was completely done in.

I then slept… and slept… and slept! 😴

Basically, Saturday evening through to yesterday was one very long sleep! I was up yesterday, but still in quite a lot of pain, so I took plenty of painkillers and spent most of the day somewhere between being here and not quite being here! 🫪

BUT… I do need to say something positive because this has probably been my most negative post so far! 🤫

The procedure went to plan. ♥️

Now I wait 4–6 weeks for my CT scan, and then it’s time for Surgery Number 2.

And Surgery Number 2 means something really important…

It means the road to recovery. ♥️

The road to recovery means getting my liver sorted.

And getting my liver sorted means moving towards no more cancer in my liver. 🙏🏻

There is so much positive to look forward to.

I’ve had three pretty bloody awful days, but that doesn’t mean the next three days will be the same.

So, onwards we go! 💪🏻♥️

One day at a time, one hurdle at a time, and hopefully one big step closer to getting my life back.

And yes… I promise the next update will hopefully be a little less dramatic! 😂😂😂

Procedure Day! 🏥Today is embolisation day for my liver! ♥️Even though it requires a general anaesthetic and an overnight...
25/09/2026

Procedure Day! 🏥
Today is embolisation day for my liver! ♥️

Even though it requires a general anaesthetic and an overnight stay, I’m still treating it JUST as a procedure because that’s exactly what it is — nothing major! 😜

It’s been a bit of a mixed week. I’ve felt really good at points, and then quite low at others. I’m definitely more tired than I was, but I guess that’s probably because I’m also a little more active than I was.

I can actually get off the sofa now! 😂😂😂

So, today it’s back into hospital, get this procedure done, hopefully have a good night’s sleep (well… as good as you can get in hospital! 😂) and then home again.

One step at a time. ♥️

Thank you, as always, for all the messages, love and support. It genuinely means so much. ♥️

My next in-stay procedure is this Friday… embolisation! 😳It sounds like something pretty scary, but I’m being told it’s ...
22/09/2026

My next in-stay procedure is this Friday… embolisation! 😳

It sounds like something pretty scary, but I’m being told it’s not — well, I certainly hope they’re right! 😂

I’m feeling well… well, as well as can be expected two weeks after liver surgery! I can now walk about 20 metres without getting out of breath, although I’m absolutely exhausted afterwards, so I might have to have a little nap when I get home! 😂😴

You’ve got to love the pre-op checks — swabs, ECG, blood pressure, bloods… the full works! 😂

And today I met Ayesha, the friendliest nurse I’ve met in a very long time! ♥️

I’m just waiting for the doctors now to go through everything with me and explain exactly what’s happening on Friday, so I know what to expect and can be as prepared as possible for whatever comes next.

One step at a time… and Friday is the next step. ♥️

🎄Christmas Fayre at Epworth!🎄Stall Holder Required!!! We’re excited to announce our Christmas Fayre on Saturday 28th Nov...
19/09/2026

🎄Christmas Fayre at Epworth!🎄Stall Holder Required!!!

We’re excited to announce our Christmas Fayre on Saturday 28th November, 10am–1pm at Epworth Methodist Church. ❤️ (LE4 0FW)

We’re looking for stall holders who would like to join us and showcase their gifts, crafts, small business or other goodies.

🎁 £10 per stall holder

If you’d like to book a stall, please contact Jay Ward on 07818 456856 or send us a message here on Facebook.

There’ll be plenty going on, so come along, support our church and local stall holders, and get into the Christmas spirit! 🎅🎄

Everyone is welcome! ❤️

Little Update! ♥️Tomorrow marks 2 weeks since I went under the knife! 🔪I was originally told to expect at least 72 hours...
17/09/2026

Little Update! ♥️

Tomorrow marks 2 weeks since I went under the knife! 🔪

I was originally told to expect at least 72 hours in ICU and around 3 weeks in hospital. Well… after 24 hours they wanted me on a ward, and just 6 days after surgery they were sending me home! 🏠

No, the surgery didn’t quite go as planned, but 30% of my liver was removed, leaving the remaining 70% for surgery number 2.

This Friday, the 25th, I’ll be having my embolisation to restrict the blood flow to the right side of my liver, helping the remaining liver regenerate and grow quicker. That could mean another 1–2 days in hospital, followed by a full 6 weeks of rest to give my liver time to grow.

Then… SURGERY NUMBER 2! 😳

Yep, it’s going to be that soon — possibly early November!

After that, it’s another 6–8 weeks of healing while my liver regenerates again and the right side grows back.

Sounds a lot.
Sounds a bit hectic.
But you know what…

BRING. IT. ON! 💪♥️

Because the sooner it’s done, the sooner I can get back to ME!

And by the way, I’m feeling okay. Each day I’m feeling a little more like my usual self, which can only be a good thing! 😊

It feels quite surreal thinking that by the time I’m properly back on my feet, it’ll basically be Christmas Day! 🎄

One step at a time. One operation at a time.

Let’s get this done! ♥️

You couldn’t write it! 😂After my operation, I’ve been dealing with some major constipation, (10 days in total) which has...
16/09/2026

You couldn’t write it! 😂

After my operation, I’ve been dealing with some major constipation, (10 days in total) which has had me looking into anything that might help with digestion and keeping things moving… Fibre! 🤣

Then, weirdly enough, I go onto my Forever account and discover they’ve just launched a NEW Fibre Gel! 😳😳😳

So obviously… I ordered 2 boxes to keep me going! 😂

It tastes like apple jelly 🍏 and each sachet contains 8g of fibre. Jobs a good’un! 👌

If anyone fancies giving it a try, give me a buzz on WhatsApp. As with all new products, I’ve got an introductory offer available! 🎉

Please note: delivery available due to my recovery — courier delivery is £4, or collection is available.

Before all the drama I caused with my liver operation 😂, I was raising money to support people going through a cancer di...
16/09/2026

Before all the drama I caused with my liver operation 😂, I was raising money to support people going through a cancer diagnosis.

Whether newly diagnosed, recently diagnosed, somewhere in the middle of their journey, or on the other side in remission or having been cured — I wanted to offer something simple: the reassurance that they are not alone.

Sometimes that might mean a coffee, a bunch of flowers, a FaceTime call, a phone call, or simply sitting and listening.

Because when we say “you don’t have to face it alone,” we don’t just mean people who may not have loved ones around them.

Sometimes you can have the most amazing family and friends in the world and still feel alone.

You might not want to worry them.
You might not want to burden them.
You might simply want to talk to someone who gets it — someone who has walked in those shoes and understands the things that are sometimes difficult to put into words.

That’s what this is about.

Not necessarily changing what someone is going through, but making sure they don’t have to walk through it alone.

Walking Life Together. ♥️

Any donations would be gratefully appreciated!

Link 🔗 - https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/cancer-support—walking-life-together

P.S - I’m resting! I’m not doing anything apart from posting this… the rest can wait until I’m back on my feet!!! ♥️



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