From paradise... to the surgeon's scalpel to remove a large CANCER TUMOR
Heya, we’re Cozzy and Mitcho. Thanks for joining us on our Sailing Ocean Life - land life version (for now).
Our sailing ocean life journey had really only just begun when we returned home to celebrate Christmas with family and whilst there Cozzy underwent a full health check discovering a LARGE suspicious looking lump in her liver. What a life changing that health check turned out to be!
After undergoing all the usual checks and balances that are required with a discovery of this size – MRI, Cat scan and PET scan - it was determined that major surgery was required to remove the tumour from Cozzys liver and we were told by the surgical team that it needs to take place in the coming weeks.
We were given the 22 February as the operation date, so we’re leaving Ocean Lady… again, and returning home… again, because whilst we’ll miss our sailing ocean life, health is way more important and what we are sailing into is bigger than any squall we’ve experienced. We don’t know what’s ahead or how to navigate this journey, but we guess we’ll find out soon enough.
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Meanwhile, we’re so blessed to have access to some amazing musical talent, so we thank the artists below for their contribution to this video:
🎼 Lament Of The Ancients - Asher Fulero (Motion Array)
🎼 MA_EITANEPSTEINMUSIC_LoveAndSadness (Motion Array)
🎼 MA_LesyaNZ_Beauty Is Around You_Loop (Motion Array)
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Cozzy & Mitcho
Credit to the Royal Australian Navy, Australian National Maritime Museum and the Australian War Memorial for the images provided in the Operation Jaywick segment.
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Welcome to Salty Days Adventures, a sailing channel for people who feel that itch to go, even when it’s a bit scary. We’re an Aussie couple who realised, just in time, that life is for the living. So, we sold our home and got rid of almost everything… except an amazing, new-to-us Leopard 40 catamaran, yes, she’s called Salty Days. We’re back with salt on our skin, roaming the Caribbean, chasing sunsets, rainbows, and the freedom that only the sea offers. This channel is about sailing, casting off, crossing oceans, learning fast, laughing often, and discovering what life looks like when you stop waiting for tomorrow. It’s adventure with salt in its hair and grit under its nails. Sometimes spectacular. Sometimes stressful. Always real. No scripts. No filters. Just a floating, front-row seat to a life lived properly, the good, the bad and the ugly Thanks for joining us in these Salty Days Adventures. Cozzy & Mitcho
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