I Carried THIS Around For 32 Years... Now It's LOST FOREVER
In a Nutshell
The speaker carried his Uncle Bob's funeral bulletin in his wallet for 32 years as a tribute to his favorite relative, who died from a heart attack at a young age due to poor metabolic health. He recently lost the wallet and the bulletin with it, but views the loss as potentially meaningful. The story underscores how proper nutrition—specifically a carnivore or animal-based diet—could have prevented his uncle's death and similar health issues in others.
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For 32 years, the speaker carried something with him that he did not tell anybody about. He kept this item until about a year ago when he finally shared the story. As of yesterday, the item he carried for 32 years, three decades, is gone. He has parted ways with it forever.
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The speaker's uncle, Bob, was his dad's brother. Uncle Bob was one of the greatest people the speaker ever knew and his favorite person, not just his favorite uncle. Uncle Bob was funny and loved movies. The speaker believes he got his love for movies from Uncle Bob. Uncle Bob had a golden retriever named Mandy. The speaker remembers meeting Mandy and seeing all the tricks Uncle Bob taught her, including how to speak. Uncle Bob owned his own business, which inspired the speaker to want to own his own business someday and be the captain of his own ship.
Uncle Bob owned a business called Money Managers. He helped people who were in debt consolidate their debt, create a budget, and get out of debt to regain their freedom. The speaker recalls thinking after high school that proposing this business plan would seem crazy because it involved helping people who were broke and did not know how to use their money. Despite this, Uncle Bob had a very successful business and helped many people.
When the speaker was 14 years old and Uncle Bob was in his 40s, Uncle Bob suffered a massive deadly heart attack in his home. The speaker remembers going to his funeral at age 14. It was the first time someone close to him had passed away, and processing the loss of his favorite person was very difficult. The speaker used to visit Uncle Bob's house in the summertime, go to movies with him, and hang out at his Money Managers office where Uncle Bob would let him work on little things.
At age 14, the speaker learned that Uncle Bob had been trying for about a year to a year and a half to fix his situation. Uncle Bob was way overweight and completely metabolically unhealthy. He probably had inflammation, insulin resistance, fatty liver, and other conditions he was not even aware of. He was aware he was not healthy and needed to do something about it, but it was too late. The advice he was given did not help him. Had he been given proper advice, the speaker believes he would still be here today.
The advice Uncle Bob received was to eat less, move more, and have more salad, which the speaker considers garbage advice and in some cases deadly advice. This advice sets people on a path to yo-yo, suffer, and struggle, perpetuating the problem. The speaker believes that if Uncle Bob had been given the advice to eat a proper human diet and abstain from his addiction, he would have found true healing. When people are told to moderate their addiction, they yo-yo and go up and down without finding true healing.
There have been reports of people eating a proper human diet, a carnivore diet, an animal-based diet, reversing fatty liver in like a week. Dr. Robert Cywes has talked about this on his channel. The speaker believes his Uncle Bob would still be here today, 32 years later, had he eaten a proper human diet. We cannot go back and change the past.
The item the speaker carried in his wallet for 32 years was the bulletin from Uncle Bob's funeral. It was a beautiful bulletin with an eagle on the front. Thirty-two years ago, he folded that bulletin up and tucked it into his wallet. When he got his next wallet around Christmas time, he found the bulletin while cleaning out his old wallet and could not throw it in the garbage. He tucked it into each subsequent wallet for 32 years.
A day or two ago, the speaker lost his wallet. He has prayed hard for this wallet, though there are more important things he could be praying about. The piece of paper was very important to him. He has a feeling it may still turn up and has searched everywhere. He believes it will turn up in some weird place at home, like a kitchen cabinet or the junk drawer. As of two days ago, he no longer has that piece of paper.
The speaker states that everything happens for a reason. Maybe the piece of paper will turn up. About a year ago, his cousin Kelly, Uncle Bob's daughter, came to visit. He does not talk to her too often. She is amazing and incredible, one of the smartest people he has ever met. Uncle Bob was so proud of her. She got a full ride scholarship to college.
After Uncle Bob died, the speaker's Aunt Bobby, Uncle Bob's wife, passed away from cancer. She was the sweetest woman in the world. The speaker believes that if she had been eating a proper human diet her entire life, she never would have had cancer. He believes most people getting cancer is from chronic systemic inflammation from eating an ancestrally inappropriate diet for years and decades. Eating the wrong foods gives you inflammation, and you end up with damaged mitochondria and cancer. Professor Seyfried talks about this.
About a year ago, when cousin Kelly was visiting, the speaker had time to talk with her. He had never told anyone about this piece of paper other than Jen might have heard a little bit about it. Jen met Uncle Bob 33 years ago. The speaker and Jen have been together that long. He remembers when Jen met Uncle Bob at a family reunion. Uncle Bob joked to Jen that in the man family, when the men date, the women are required to pay for the movies. This was his funny joke that gave Jen and the speaker a laugh. Uncle Bob was always joking around. It is also special because he absolutely loved movies and gave the speaker his love for movies. The speaker could list several movies he saw with Uncle Bob over 32 years ago. Uncle Bob would be so excited that Jen and the speaker now own and run the world-famous Montello movie theater.
When Kelly was over visiting, the speaker was very hesitant to share the piece of paper with her because he did not want to make her sad by bringing up her dad who had passed away. It was an awkward thing, but he did it anyway. He said, "Kelly, I need to show you something." He pulled out his wallet and carefully removed this piece of paper, which at this point is now four pieces of paper as the folds all kind of tore through it. It is tattered, but you can still read it and see the eagle on it. He showed it to her and told her, "This is the bulletin from your dad's funeral. Kelly, I've been carrying this with me for 32 years now."
Kelly started crying and got emotional. She said it was so sweet. She was not crying because she was sad. She was crying because it was sweet and touching. Not necessarily why he did it, but her dad meant so much to him. Her mom meant so much to him. Their entire family consists of absolutely incredible people. That is the story with somewhat of a happy ending. Hopefully there will be a happier ending when eventually he finds the wallet.
The speaker has torn the house up looking for this wallet. He does not care about the money and the cash that was in there because all of that is replaceable, but he does care about that piece of paper. Hopefully there will be a happier ending at some point and he will update everyone. He will do a video if he finds the wallet in some weird obscure place that he could not imagine and can continue carrying his Uncle Bob's piece of paper along with him.
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