Thoughts and prayers for Timo Niroma

[woodstove]

As some here likely know, Timo Niroma is battling pancreatic cancer. I send him an e-mail from time to time and learned of it early last month. He had already announced it at climateskeptics on yahoo, so as I say it will not be news to some.

He informed me this morning that he is doing poorly and that there is no "miracle cure." I had previously asked whether he would be comfortable with my bringing the news to other sites including sc24.com, and he had said that it would be fine. I am taking the step now.

Some may wish to send him a personal note, others may prefer to leave a comment on this thread. (I'll plan to send him the link in a day or two.) His e-mail is [e-mail]

For those who haven't seen his postings already, they're worth a search. Timo has reliably related temperature and solar information more cogently than anyone I can think of.

I suspect that he would be surprised if he knew how many other people here have respected and enjoyed his posts.

[sigurdur]

I have read him frequently, well thought and to the point. I am very sorry to hear of his illness. I wish him the best in his struggle and pray for him.

[nautonnier]

Timo's mark on the climate debate is indelible - it is a great pity that he is so ill. Thank you Timo for your contribution.

[questioneverything]

Not to be weird or alternative but has he tried Amygdalin or Laetrile. My grandmother has reversed her inoperable cancer from that. I am not recommending it as the FDA could throw me in jail, just suggesting an alternative or for some research.

Get better Timo!

[gdfernan]

Timo

I am a constant lurker and a very infrequent poster. I always enjoy your very thoughtful posts. I am very sorry about your illness and will pray for strength during this time.

gdfernan

[trbixler]

Timo
Thank you for your knowledge and insight driven by facts and mathematics. The world needs more researchers like yourself.

[twawki]

Hey Timo be strong and get better

Researchers at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia have discovered that an extract of nigella sativa seed oil, known as thymoquinone, can remedy one of the most virulent and difficult to treat cancers: pancreatic cancer. The extract does this by blocking pancreatic cell growth, and actually enhancing the built-in cellular function that causes programmed cell death, or apoptosis.

www.naturalnews.com/023348.html

[nobrainer]

Was sorry to hear the news Timo...you have made a big contribution in the planetary influence realm.

Good Luck.

Geoff