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How are you doing? I just had an internal hemipelvectomy myself

My dr wanted me to have lung biopsy and sfter watching lots of patients reports i declined. For me, its about quality of my life not quantity I am very skeptical about all of my tests etc. i think its all about the money, bottom line I wish i would never have had initial biopsy.

Are you a Muslim now since you married a Muslim women?

I'm getting ready to go through the same thing I'm glad your feeling better, thanks for sharing, cc

I going through the same thing. Thanks 🙏🏾 for sharing your helpful journey 😊.

Hi Nathan hope your on the mend. All the best..John mather-old patient off yours

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Hi Nathan! Thank you so much for sharing your journey! I’m 41, doctors diagnosed a 5cm chondrosarcoma in zone 2 of my left pelvis. I will be operated probably in January and become a robocop girl 🤘🏼Your courage is inspiring and motivating, not feeling so alone anymore 😉 Take a good care of you 💪🏼😊

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I was diagnosed at age 27 with osteosarcoma and I have three children (one being a baby) it's been challenging but it's short term and this is extending my life so it's something that I must deal with temporarily.

Hi Nathan, just wanted to say that everything you said in this video really resonated with me. This might be the most relatable thing I've seen in my life. I'll be 3 years on from my hemipelvectomy in January and I'm currently in the best physical state since. I was an avid climber before my diagnosis, so to hear from doctors that I may never be able to climb again really affected me back then, but I wanted to prove to myself that I could do it. So about a year after I started back on the ropes, it would be an understatement to say it was hard, but all the pain was worth it. I'm now at uni climbing 3x a week and on the verge of achieving a new personal best, something I thought I'd never be able to do. So if you ever feel like its getting hard, you just have to push through, its definitely worth it in the end. keep up the good work mate 👍

I like the idea of obstacles as opportunities to learn. Its just hard to think that way when the obstacles are so significant and life changing. I had an internal hemipelvectomy earlier in the year (I was lucky it was not a hemipelvectomy). I found myself having so much more appreciation of certain relationships and life in general. I also found myself so greedy and upset I could no longer ski and participate in other activities. Then my sarcoma came back and now I am loosing my rectum next week. I should feel grateful that its not in my lungs yet and that I have an opportunity to have surgery again. It feels greedy now to not feel appreciation to have life but I don't know how to overcome living with a colostomy bag. I need to find opportunity from that.

Awesome progress Nathan 👏

This is really amazing Nathan!!! I too had to go through internal hemipelvectomy back in April for which I was advised 6 weeks of complete bed rest and 6 months of non weight bearing , recently had my 6 month follow up, things look great and I was advised to finally use both my legs. It has been a big emotional and physical rollercoaster, I am really excited to get back on both my legs, I recently started using stairs and I'm still on both crutches. Whenever I felt like I lost all motivation to learn walking I would look at your videos and think if he can do I can do, please keep posting about your recovery journey and hopefully one day I'll be able to climb a hill without any aid, thank you soo much and I wish you a speed recovery and all the best 🙌.

Amazing progress 👏 Where are you exploring? Looks like Thorpe Cloud.

I am also having pelvic tumor last 3months over

Thanks man

I will face an above knee amputation at age 61. I don't have family anymore. Honestly perhaps 1 "Friend". Damn, im messed up! But THANK YOU VERY MUCH for your very important advice! 👍👍👍🏆🏆🏆🌹🌹🌹

Let’s get an update. I had an internal hemipelvectomy back an April due to sarcoma.

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Hi Nathan, thanks for taking the time to document your journey. I had an internal hemipelvectomy at the ROH in March 2018, due to a tumour in my left hip socket. Some of the screws broke so I had it done again in Sep 2020. That also didn't work, so I've just had my 3rd and hopefully last surgery in March 2022. I was also on ward 3 and would have just missed you!!. I have to say that I can totally connect with the emotions you went through. Definitely an emotional rollercoaster hey!!!. I have to say, your recovery seems to be going really well. Although I'm sure it doesn't feel like it sometimes. After having been through it 3 times now, the recovery takes months rather than weeks, and it's good to have goals but remember to rest and give your body time to heal. Wishing you all the best and I'll be following your journey with interest. Rich

thank u for sharing your personal journey -through the highs & lows -always an inspiring example of grace under pressure -all power & love to u Nathan 💙🙏🏻

Wishing you best Nathan...stay strong

Stay strong brother! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 all the best to you! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Making progress, looking good.

Good video brother! Great to see you on your feet! 💪🏻🎥

Looks like great progress Nathan! Good to see you on the exercise bike. I can't wait to get back on my mountain bike someday even if it's just easy cruising. I Hope your scan comes out all clear. I'm getting a CT scan next week to see the progress the three months of chemo and radiation has made ion my pelvic tumor.

Thank you for taking the time to make these videos during such a difficult time in your life. I am facing the same type of operation. I was diagnosed with Myeloma in December 2021 and it was found that the cancer had deteriorated my left pelvis from the pubic bone past the top of my hip joint. My surgeon at this time believes I will need to have all of it removed and replaced with a prosthesis like yours. I meet with my surgeon next month to hear his plan and possible date for the surgery. I have received 5 weeks of radiation for the tumor that grew over the bone and am currently receiving chemotherapy in preparation for a stem cell transplant. Once my cancer is under control I will have the surgery. Your video has really help me prepare mentally for what is ahead. Thanks again and I wish you well in your recovery.

As always you are a guide and an inspiration Nathan! Simple but so valuable suggestions and the way you deliver them, with lots of emotional context, make them useful to all of us. Thank you!

really enjoyed listening to this one Nathan -profound topics covered & powerful vid! useful mindset for anyone undertaking challenging healing journey, but also fully applicable to any circumstance & personal stages in ones life.... thank u for continuing to share the deeper mindset & own inspiring process!

Good to see your progress since this video brother 💪🏻❤️

Thanks for sharing these Nathan. I think they'll help alot of people. It's so important, like you said, to maintain positivity.

thank u for being so open & sharing Nathan -really highlights the rollercoaster of emotions, how important resilience, self care practice & mental outlook is 🙌🏻🙏🏻

We are pleased to see that you had your operatIon Nathan. We wish you a full recovery and look forward to seeing you reach the successful return to your home to continue the process of coming back to the health we are used to! - Charlie & Helen

Feel for you Nathan, I have had ankle fusion to fix my problem which is a long way from what you have had to go through. Chin up mate it will all be worth it in the long run, happy days ahead 😁👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

another great video, thank u for documenting & sharing it all -30th part esp helpful for anyone going through major surgery 🙌🙏

Checked in with Jack today so I know you’re good. So pleased to hear that! Look forward to next update…All the best man 👌

Dude, your positive energy is very inspiring to me. Just please let me say this: Everything's happen for a reason so there must be 'something' that has postpone your surgery ;);) Take care and waiting for more videos

super useful tips & exactly on the mark! 🙌 have also found these v.helpful when handling doc appts for self or supporting others 🙏

Good to see you Doc! I’ll be watching throughout…nothing on this scale but I had my own road to recovery. I very much look forward to us finally getting a ride in…but Nathan those legs need shaving 😝 All the best sir

ah super interesting 2nd vid -thanks for documenting & sharing it all Nath! Kudos on the constant self checks & resets -great resilient mindset right there! Useful strategies & outlook for anyone! 🙌 look fwd to following thru all the stages & the successful outcomes! 🙏

Bravo Nathan ❤️

All the very best with your operation Nathan, I hope all goes well and the op will be a success, before you know it you will be on the road to recovery. Have a great Christmas and a Healthy New year. 😁👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Hello Nathan, good evening. I'm glad to see you here and sharing about your journey living. Keep updating and waiting. Sending my full support here.

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The big man himself! Great first video, the first of many! ❤️❤️

Ah great to see the channel up & running, w first vid! Thank u for sharing 🙏🏻 Keep em coming! 🙌🏻

Here he is look! 🤩 Good on ya for posting your first RUclips video. Hopefully this is the first of many to come! Above all! Stay strong brother and all the best. 🙏🏻 always here! 💪🏻