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Hi Seth ; It's fantastic to hear your recovery is going well. You'll know when to rest I too , did 8 rounds of chemo More than that with radiation. May your health continue growing stronger & stronger ! Absolutely..we do become sick whilst doung treatments. It'shard but ya did it ! Please give us updates on your journey , recovery and positive remission !.

Por que tantos casos de câncer de cólon?

You look great! I’m so grateful you are still here! Brush with death can definitely be a gift in many ways! God bless you!

Any problems with neuropathy? Glad you survived the treatment!

Did you have surgery

Great to see you again 😁

Hey you are a hottie 🎉🎉

Hi Seth can we get an update??

all the best to u

Seth : You doing as expected ?? Stay strong !

good luck from Italy

I hope you're feeling better soon, physically and mentally.

The practical stuff is very helpful but i loved that you spoke about the emotional side of things, not just for you, but family and friends. I bet it's exhausting having to reassure other people constantly.

Bravo Seth! Sounds like you have Dr that teaches one to be your own best advocate. Maybe consider Keto and fasting? You have my prayers.

Pray daily too for cancer free ever...❤❤❤

Research genuineessiac it works wonders on Cancer

I have seen a lot of videos from doctors here on RUclips that explain how to starve cancer.I wish you all the best God bless you

Good luck going forward..my bestfriend has been doing chemo off and on for 21 years for breast cancer along with radiation ..hormone blockers..and she is more positive than anyone i know..keep on going.

Good luck with everything. Thanks for all the health info. I’ll have to keep it all in mind, just in case .

you made it Seth! and you have learned so much about yourself in the process. Hoping you keep us updated in the future. Thank you for sharing a small but important time period of your life. Good to see you smiling. Take what you have experienced and live life to the fullest

Th am you for sharing!! Your a warrior

Seth, I'm very happy for you and wish you the best of luck. I think you are going to be surprised at how fast you get your strength and stamina back, I remember during treatment my doctor asked how I was doing and I responded, have you ever woke up in the morning feeling great and knew it was going to be a great day? I then told him I have not had a day like that for 6 months, but all that changed after treatments were finished, everyday I felt better, had more strength, was not sick, and just felt noticeably better everyday. On week four after treatments ended I had two big achievements, one was getting my port removed and the second was painting my daughters house, something a month prior I never thought I would be able to do. I wish you the best of luck and please keep us posted on your recovery.

You have to do what is best for you, god bless and keep healthy my friend.

Your friends and relatives are not professionals

Get a second opinion from reputable oncologist before making your final decision.

Seth, I wish you well and I hope you keep us updated. Best of luck to you. I'm 2 years post op from breast cancer. I hope it stays away....🎉

I am from the UK. I had Cancer in my 30's, now in my late 70's , I still have the scar on the side of my face from where the Cancer was surgically removed. Suggest an Organic Meat, Fish , Poultry and Veg diet with no Sugar/Sugary Foods or Drinks, Bread or Cereals, to improve your health, in essence you are eating a Caveman's diet from 100,000 years ago, no Herbicides, (kills weeds), Insecticides (kills insects), Pesticides (kill Pests) or crops fed with fertilisers, Bread, Cereals or Sugary Foods. Also avoid Geopathic Stress. Cancer can be caused by Geopathic Stress (GS), Earth Energy travels from below ground up to the Cloud Layer and this can cause Cancer if it passes through you where you sleep or you sit during the day, move your bed or chair if necessary. Some plants and trees thrive in areas of GS and other plants die. Dowsers are able to detect GS and some can even neutralise it.

You express yourself well:) following and praying for you:)

lol more stupid trumpy nonsence

Hi Seth : Good for you , advocate for YOU !! I'm sorry to hear of the doctor, his bedside manner sounds atrocious ! My oncologist is definitely not like yours . He's slow at talking with me , waits if I have questions. My whole team..had patience with me . You're correct , when you hear the word Cancer , A punch in the gut . Sharing is also information ! Do what your gut says .

Hi Seth you are wonderful with your honesty. Your intuition listen to…let it be your guide to the right cancer care specialists. I’ve had friends with different types of cancer but a common theme is going to a well known hospital facility known for their cancer treatment success. That doctor taking things personal and in a hurry sounds absurd and you deserve better!

Hope you feel better man. Prolonged fasting might help you recover from the treatment. Have you looked into anything like that?

Look up the IDEA study of folfox chemo that was just recently released, It was shown that 6 months of folfox did not give any significant better results than 3 months and that 6 months did more harm as far as toxicity and long term side effects. Just do a search of: IDEA STUDY FOLFOX CHEMO. I did 8 cycles of folfox and my oncologist was ok with my decision, he told me the NCCN sets guidelines and most oncologist will not go against those guidelines no matter what, even though there have been many studies that show some of their guidelines are too aggressive with folfox being one of them. Many countries only use only 6 cycles for stage 3 and have similar results of the US using 12, but 6 has far less toxicity and long term side effects. I think you are making the right decision and hope you getting back to your normal life is as quick as mine was.

I change my oncologist you can change yours too

Is there any way you could sit closer to the microphone I don't mean to complain I just want to hear every word and I have to turn my volume all the way up to hear you.

FOLFOX left me with terrible neuropathy. Cancer free but paid a high price. Good luck with your decision..think you are right at stopping with eight.

You got this man, I believe in you. Keep eating healthy, try to exercise. Pray ❤️God is with you

If you have not seen it already research the IDEA study, it shows no loss of benefit of 8 vs 12 cycles, and in many cases 6 vs 12. Just do search of IDEA study folfox chemo.

please look into joe tiipons cancer journey online also red light therapy

You are right

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Who tf hacks a hospital?

Hi ! Yeah , could u get an official second medical opinion ; like from another health care system doctor ? Best to discuss with another clinical professional. Or u could change doctors all together. Good luck .

Agreed Seth. We appraise the information as best we can and make the decision that's right for us. It's your body after all; trite to say, but hell, we've got to drag the damn thing around at the end of the day. Wishing you the best.

Read the studies done in the EU where healthcare is not for profit, I have read studies where it was shown that 12 cycles only had a couple of percentage points of advantage over 8 cycles in 5 year survival rates, and that they determined that those couple of percentage points were not worth the added toxicity or added long term side effects of 12 cycles. What ever you decide you will be tested with blood test and CT scans over the next five years, and if it comes back it will be caught very early while still curable. I had stage 3 and only had 8 cycles and just had my second yearly CT scan that showed NED, they do not know the magic number, 4 could be enough and 12 may not be enough, they just don't know so they use the one size fits all approach. BTW after my 8 cycles of folfox, 25 rounds of radiation, five weeks of oral chemo (Capecitabine), and surgery, I have no real lingering side effects other than some very mild neuropathy in my feet and am now a new and improved version of my old self, I have more strength, endurance, and stamina at 59 than I did in my early 50s or even my 40s. I now work out daily and eat a much more balanced diet, I also do not drink near as much or often as I used too which I think has greatly improved my sleep. Whatever you decide I wish you the best of luck.

Read, google, read, research for yourself. Get multiple opinions if you want to survive the cancer and medical machine. I am a 17 year stage 4 cancer survivor and if I had listened to only one source I would be in the grave. Search for the most published specialist in your type of cancer and read his or hers papers . Good luck and yes there is going to be long term affects. The elk don’t have to worry about me anymore. Anyway stay strong find what you love it helps

Your body, your choice ❤

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Stay positive

I've had colon cancer, been removed, still have tests, negative, same time diagnosed with stage 4 incurable prostate cancer, all within a two week period back in 2019. Had the chemo, surgery and for prostate, hormone treatment, ongoing. Long story short, mate it is all in your head, you look so healthy physically so be physical big time. I walk and climb 20 miles per week minimum, I genuinely laugh myself through the day and sometimes to sleep at night to the annoyance of my wife. If you feel like you are going to die soon, you will, if you feel like you will live a long time, well it helps the mind fix the body, it works for me, try it for yourself. Laugh as much as you possibly can and then more, it's easier than you think. 5 years after colon tumor removal and prostate hormone treatment and a very very positive outlook on overall life, well still here and still laughing and hiking miles every week. Good luck fella and live like a young thing, it does help, it really really does.