Who Made This?
Is This for Real?
You Know What “D” Stands For, Right?
Who Made This?
Farmin’ that D (farmin’ the D, farming some D, vitamin D farming) is the brainchild of Jane Bulnes-Fowles, brain cancer patient and pirate queen of the Potomac waters.
When faced with a glioblastoma diagnosis, Jane found articles and research suggesting (among other things) that Vitamin D supplementation may help cancer patients generally and GBM patients specifically. While certainly not a cure, the idea of supplementation to buy even a few days or to improve quality of life was compelling.
Unfortunately, as a clinical trial participant, Jane was unable to take supplements. Now, a clinical trial team may be able to tell you what meds or supplements are allowed or disqualify you, but they can’t stop you from standing in the sun. And so Jane began to stand in the sun when she could - a practice Jane, and eventually her whole family, began to refer to as “farming D”.
For those wondering, the science behind this website and the benefits of Vitamin D are all true.
And yes, we do know what D is slang for ;)
Want to see More or do more?
Follow Jane on the socials to see how she is #DyingItUp even when she isn’t farming any D.
Stay tuned for Jane’s books (if she ever writes them) on Dying It Up, her watercolor diary of adventures through SE Asia, Year of Birthday, and maybe more.
Want them to come out faster? Bug Jane and tell her you want them.
Or just drop her a line to say ‘hi’.
Buy some merch and spread the gospel of the D.
Consider going one step further …
Jane is thinking about building out a ‘Fans of the D’ Patreon community: sign up if you want to be notified when/if it launches.
Contribute to some good organizations.
Not all cancer patients are lucky enough to have few side effects, a great sense of humor, good healthcare coverage, and a supportive family and community.
A portion of the proceeds from merch and eventual book sales will benefit these organizations, but you can also just donate directly.