How I Found Out I Had Stage 3 Ovarian Cancer (Shocking Symptoms)
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
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I had never been so scared in my life.
Cancer!
Before I was diagnosed, I was perfectly healthy and happy. It came out of nowhere.
In this video I’m showing you the cancer symptoms I missed, the exact details of what test finally diagnosed me, and how I was able to get to CANCER FREE!
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My mom has stage 3 ovarian cancer. Her tumor size was 14 x 6 cm. The doctors removed as much as they could along with her uterus, ovaries and fallopian tube and sigmoid cause the tumor was touching the colon. Now she has to go through six sets of chemo. I really wish to all gods that my mom would beat cancer.
Update after six months: my mom passed away. She took five cycles of chemo and it affected her kidneys and she eventually passed away due to organ failure and heart attack.
exactly the same story with my mom except the colon part (the tumor was 20cm)!! she did her first session of chemo last week. 5 more to go. Much strength to you and your family 💯
@@charanshani10 thank you for your kind words and I hope you and your family stay strong. Praying for all cancer patients to beat cancer. my mom did her first chemo as well now five more to go.
Thanks that i found the same case of my sister...i hope you can share more.
@@richelleegos3518 hey there, so my mom's cancer is curative and not Palliative so that's a good news for us and so far the chemo is going well. Of course the side effects are bad but with emotional support and just her will power to beat cancer is what really keeps her going. Some days are good some days are bad. Her total count decreases rapidly after a chemo session so she's required to take a G-CSF injection to increase her total count. The side effects are nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea. Because her sigmoid is removed she can't really control her diarrhoea with some pills. I hope I've covered as much as I could about her diagnosis. Please let me know if you have any questions, I'll be more than happy to answer and please do not lose hope I know it's not easy but there's still hope. I'll pray for your sister's speedy recovery dear. Stay strong 💪🏼
My mom got diagnosed in March and it is mentally exhausting seeing her sick and being helpless I hope all our loved ones make it❤️
I’m so glad you’re able to have children. Ovarian cancer took both of my ovaries at age 25. Now, at age 27 I am recovering! I hope my future includes a family. Adoption! Thank you for sharing. Feels good to know there’s another person out there dedicated to health and you exude courage and vibrancy.
How is the survival rate after curing from ovarian cancer?
Don’t worry the important thing is still you are alive. You can adopt kids what you want. Not a big deal sis. Stay positive and relax. Big love. 🙏🏽
Hi dear, how’s your health now
I'm also having same cancer.. I'm 18 and don't want to remove ovaries... Due to side effects... Any suggestion
@@Mariaashraf3930 removing my ovaries was the smart thing to do in my diagnosis. The medication that they usually put people on after surgery/treatment is what is truly damaging. I’m so sorry to hear that at 18 you’re walking through this. I have found Hope in eating well supplementing with vitamins, finding peace and being grateful. It’s absolutely difficult to do in the moment, but now three years from making that “decision” I’m seeing hope.
Hi Dr Amy, thank you so much for all your videos. Was diagnosed with breast cancer last March done 6 cycles of chemotherapy, surgery then radiotherapy but because they still found traces of cancer with the breast they removed I’m on my 4 cycle of TDM1. Praying after this treatment I’ll be cancer free.
I have ovarian cancer at stage 3c. My cancer came back 2 times.
I am so stress.
Please send me with support
I am taking Zejula and avastan at the moment.
God will help us when we pray and give him our suffering
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I have a ovarian stage 4 early ,doctor surgery remove everything in side ,he told me I have chemotherapy and radiation,if I am not do chemotherapy and radiation thë cancer will come back,my chemotherapy first time ngày 18 tháng 1 ,I feel fine ,don’t worry ,stress,not good for your health,god will take care ,be strong
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Praying for you 🙏🏻
we are with you women ❣❣❣
What you said about being the person you used to be really resonated with me. For me the hardest part was the fear of my cancer returning. Gradually I started to really believe that it was actually in the past though.
I don’t have cancer, but your website has so many ways to avoid cancer! This vlog is inspirational for anyone who has cancer. Thank you!
My 26yr old daughter is going through the same thing. She was told by her gyno a year before her diagnosis that she had pcos. Only to have an MRI w a basketball sz tumor on her ovary. Life changed in a moment.
With times changing so drastically, more testing should be offered when things don't get better
Which kind of ovarian tumour your daughter have? I also have giant chocolate cyst
My kid sister just got diagnosed with ovarian cancer with no family history of Cancer i am very worried i cant imagine what shes going through all alone in a different country 😢
Great video. You explained exactly how I’ve felt from the minute I received my diagnosis of stage 4 brain cancer 4 months ago . Unfortunately a complete recovery probably isn’t in store for me but I’m hoping that as time goes on perhaps new treatments will be available. In the meantime I’m trying to do all the right things , but like you I felt I was doing them all along! I enjoy your encouragement and support! Thanks for giving me hope that maybe I’ll be “myself” again. I do feel that I’m living in someone else’s body!
Big hugs!! 💙
Your courage is inspiring. I have suspected I have this disease for awhile. I am finally going to do something about it. Thank you. I wish you strength and the love of those around you to help you fight this.💕
I’m sorry to hear that, I hope that you respond well to the chemo and that everything works out for you. My mom had stage 4 colon cancer and now my fiancé has stage 3 uterine cancer which has spread to her ovaries. Nobody should have to go through cancer. I worry a lot myself because colon cancer runs in my moms side of the family. Stay strong ❤❤
You are in my prayers. 🙏 There is absolutely hope for you. Listen to the videos Chris Wark of Chris Beat Cancer puts out. They are inspiring. I had a rare cancer (a type of sarcoma) that I was diagnosed with in June 2022. I did chemo while following Chris’s program and then recently had surgery to remove the tumor that was in my inferior vena cava and right atrium. They got it all in one piece with clear margins!! Praise God! I’m going to schedule the free consultation with Dr. Amy to see what she has to say about my recovery. God is with you. ❤
I'm sorry for your brain cancer diagnosis. I did hear about a new treatment for brain cancer from a boy who took it and the tumors disappeared. It's called Everolimu. The first case. He's 13 yrs.old now. Praying for your complete recovery.
Hi Dr Amy I have Stage 3C ovarian cancer I’m about to start chemo this Tuesday on 5/23/23 I’m unfortunately overweight and I want to everything possible to beat this disease I’m 63 years old and I’m happy they got 98% during surgery but I’m so worried about chemo not working on the aggressive 2% because I’m obese. I am 220 lbs at 5’6” I’m so terrified
I’m so glad you are here with me. I can help with this for sure. Email me dramy@cancerfreedomprogram.com
You got this!
Praying might help
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Hi dear, how are you now?
Goood keep your overweight they go to help you with the chem believe!❤❤❤❤❤and keep eating more your going to need because the chem and radiation don't let you have appetite 😢God bless you and your family I pray for you 🥰🤗🤲
WRT Mathew: "Blessed" not "Lucky". To God be the glory!🙌
Great video, thank much for sharing. Much appreciated!👍
A great videeo! It's so relatable. I am a cervix cancer survivor. Before the hysterectomy surgery last November, I had 18cm cyst removed from my ovarium. I lived a healthy, clean life, but I have cancer history in my family. Yet, it was quite a shock when I found I had cancer. But again, the support and prayers from my family had made me stronger. Many said that the recovery will be a long battle. I am glad I found your channel to help me get through this phase. Thank you!
If you don't mind me asking, what were your symptoms?
Dr. Amy - you truly are such a warrior and an inspiration to so many cancer patients who are already in remission or are in progress of getting back to NED. I’m so proud of the woman that you are. I am hopeful that you continue to be in remission for life. 🙏 my prayers and best wishes are with you and your beautiful family. 🙏
I have neurofibromatosis type 1, so I’m already at a higher risk to get (ovarian) cancer. Seeing this video scares the heck out of me because I’ve been having these symptoms too for a while now. I’ve got an appointment next week with my gynecologist, because I want a tubal ligation. I’m definitely going to ask for an ultrasound to check things out. 😢
Thank you Dr. Amy. It was infrequent acid reflux and bloating that also got me to the doctor who sent me for ultrasound and mammogram. And I was exhausted. My partner is a widower and I wanted to assure him that I was fit and healthy and he need not worry.... My ovarian cyst was grapefruit sized and growing... I called it "the citrus" as I could not say the other "c" word. My dr. told me to stay off the internet. I am 63 with a BRCA gene in the family so I could not do that. I scared myself crazy and kept trying to find answers I did not have. I have made healthy choices all my life and could not believe this was happening to me. I was also diagnosed then with Hashimoto's thyroiditis and my mammogram came back with an asymmetry. I actually consider myself "lucky" for my cyst. It got me to the dr. And it was totally benign, mucinous, but a cantaloupe size when it came out laparoscopically during my total hysterectomy. I thought my luck would hold with the breast follow ups but learned I had stage 1 invasive ductal carcinoma. This has all happened in the span of 4 months of real time. I had no breast lump...the area of cancer is so small my surgeon said if not for the mammogram it would have been missed. There is no lymph node involvement. Lumpectomy is next Tuesday and my oncology radiologist says I am an excellent candidate for abbreviated pinpoint radiology of 2 weeks. So the journey continues, and learning to be patient while your body recovers from each treatment is a lesson in patience. At each part of this process I have learned I have a fantastic partner and a great team of caring doctors. My partner and I have a long weekend getaway planned for the first weekend in August and I have shared this with my team. They assured me they will get me through this so I can go. My mantra is just keep living, just keep loving. Be kind to yourself and others. Listen to your body and be grateful. ❤ Thank you for teaching us all how to recover.....
Thank you for your story! Sorry about what you been through! I'm really glad you survived it and stayed strong and in the end you gained a blessing!
I just started researching this information because my sister just called me to tell me that she has a mass 22 centimeter. She is being admitted now to drain the cyst and their going to collect tissue to test it. I’m so scared for her but I’m going to research everything to help her the best way I can. Thank you for this information
How is she now? Does her cyst is benign?
1. I gained weight
2. Yes there were discomforts I felt I like I should not wear any bra . And hot lashes were common /heart burn
3. I was feeling tired especially during close to periods
4. I never missed periods . Exactly 30 days .
5. Got married last year 2022. March
6. Went to trekking to Sikkim.
7. Came back and first I had gas so went to doctor . Was diagnosed with 18cm tumour
8. Same as the author here ..
9. Got operated and removed tumour . It’s been 50 days now …
10. Now I’m in the Moger to do everything for recovery
I’m an international player Ina sport called ring tennis
I don’t smoke drink or any have good health routine .
I’m a lawyer by profession
Working hard and concentrating on profession
And I’m exactly like this person .
I hope to recover and will recover .
❤peace and happiness to all
Please suggest food you followed and the other routine .
What was your ca125
Thank you for this! Just what I needed to hear today. Just diagnosed with lobular breast cancer & have DMX scheduled for 6/5. I’m scared but your videos give me hope ❤️
Thank you for sharing your experience Dr. Amy (symptoms & cause, etc.!). You are truly an inspiration & beautiful example of how one can overcome "the odds" . 🙏💞
Thank you for sharing your brave story. Your so beautiful and to use your pain and cancer to motivate further research into cancer recovery. God bless you and your family
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My sister died of stage 3a ovarian cancer. She was diagnoed at age 31 while 19 weeks pregnant with what would have been her first child. the tragedy of it all is mor than i can express in words.
Now I am scared. I am in my 40’s and I am feeling ridiculously full, heartburns daily out of nowhere. I can’t eat nothing that I feel breathless and full. I have an appointment on the 14th. I will ask about this.
Same here! I have an appointment on the 13th to discuss tubal ligation but I’m definitely going to ask to check my ovaries. 😢
Are you okay?
Thanks for sharing your story. I been watching a lot of your videos. You help me a lot as I’m going thru the same thing right now. I take note of your advices. ❤
I am 11months out from ovarian cancer surgery at 70 years old still having infusions of mvasi and was very active as you were before being diagnosed. You are right that it gets you down when you want to pick up and move forward. Thank you for inspiring others to be positive by eating good food that supports cancer recovery. Exercise is the tuff part you have convinced me that needs to be my next step. Keep the advice coming I will be watching. You are the support that most women do not have I am grateful. Prayers for the cure until we have Dr. Amy.
You are beautiful and strong. Keep up the great work! God bless.
Hi Dr. Amy! I’ve been watching a lot of your videos and find them very informative. I am going through some health struggles and see a new doctor next week. I am wondering if there is a way to privately ask you a few questions?
I found that link in here.
Thank you for sharing your own story. I hope in the near future medical treatment and even detection will get improve.
God bless u 100 years of healthy and weAlthy lifestyle after that death like suffering
Thank you so much for talking about this. I’m recovering from breast cancer, diagnosed September 2021 and just approaching a year since I finished chemo, 9 months since I completed radiotherapy. On Letrozole. I’m going to be 70 in a few months, and for the first time in my life I feel my age. I was expecting to feel a lot more normal than I do at this stage. My fingernails are still awful and I still have peripheral neuropathy in my fingers and toes. Cancer recovery is tough. Now I’ve heard your story, and you were only 30 and took a while to recover, I feel a lot better! 💕
Thank you for this i know what am looking for .
My 26 year old daughter is going through the same thing. Did u have to preserve your eggs to get pregnant
Hi Dr Amy, you are a brave woman who went through this and finally cancer free ❤. May i know what grade that was ?
I think the biggest thing with me was the inability to lose weight, no matter what I did. I have fibroids, endometriosis but was told by the surgeon that went to do my hysterectomy that I was too healthy: He said my ovaries were the size of raisins and he simply closed me back up. Fifteen years later, still can't lose weight and had chest pain in August and found out I had multiple cysts on my kidneys as well as other places. On both ovaries I had tumors, one was cystic 5cm. The other was a complex tumor 16cm. They are going to remove everything this time. Waiting for two more tests to come back and will know, but I know inside of myself the outcome. I am 68 and a fighter. Thank you for this post. You made me feel so much more hopeful.
I missed something, how did a heartburn conversation with your provider lead directly to a pelvic ultrasound?
I'm so happy you're here an I'm sorry you have to deal with that. I have cin 1 it's nothing but good thing I didn't ignore my symptoms bc it could turn into something And I have so many symptoms. I feel so sick an weak an worse stomach pain on one side. I hope you are feeling better ❤❤🙏
I had a huge tumor too they took both overias out it was a huge tumor they got it tested they said no cancer but I'm still worried
What is the size of your tumour?
Please pray for my daughter
Which type of ovarian did you have please??
Happy and blessed with your story. I need your help is there any ...means can I ask/talk to you. Thank you and be blessed more!!
Wow glad they could save one of your ovaries. They took both of mine and the tubes too. I had already gone through menopause so it was okay.
Bless you Dr. Amy.
I was diagnosed with high risk smouldering multiple myeloma in June 2019. So far I have avoided treatment. I was 44 years old at the time.
Can you please elaborate on one of your first symptoms of trouble swallowing? Thank you!
Taking this video with a bag full of salt…i am an ovarian cancer researcher…usually by the time ovarian cancer reaches 3rd stage it already spreads to the stomach layer…can you tell your CA125 levels when you were diagnosed?
lol! There are many different ways ovarian cancer is labelled stage 3. Take a look at ASCO guidelines
Ok…but still what was your CA125 during diagnosis?
I'm don't disclose that personal information. It was significantly elevated. Beside - CA 125 is a very flawed tumor marker. I have an entire video on this @@omkargavade
Okay got it! Will check that video!
My result was CA 125 II with 78 marker. Can you please tell me the chances of survival please omkargavade? Thank you
Authentication please dr amy
Were you able to do genetic testing to see which chemo may be okay? I’ve heard so many horror stories about being allergic to drugs used during surgery or chemo or that they use a metabolic pathway that causes permanent damage.
What differentiates a mioma from a cancerous growth?
What to do when they diagnose you, then say Kemo may kill you?
It’s great that so far you’re cancer-free! I hope you’re healthy from now on.
It’s also great that you have two children! All we women need is one functioning ovary (as you well know).
Are you an M.D.? An oncologist?
I am sorry, I love your videos but a doctor cannot tell you that you have ovarian cancer just by an ultrasound. I have ovarian cancer and currently under treatment in Toronto. I had two ultrasounds (internal and abdominal), a CT scan and an MRI. They still couldn’t say for sure if the tumour was cancerous until surgery was done. They did put a doubt in the MRI but the oncologist said there was no way of knowing until after surgery and pathology of the tumour, if it was benign or cancerous.
How did they find out if not by ultrasound? That’s the only scan I’m getting :(
This lady is not a doctor. She has a doctorate of studying about cancer. How many doctor’s call themselves by their first name’s? She should let people know, she’s not a doctor. 🤦🏻♀️
I think a PET CT scan can confirm cancer before surgery
@@chumkibasuroy817An X-ray can show tumors but the only way to 100% to confirm the tumor is cancerous is by doing a A. Removing the tumor and running tests B. Doing a biopsy, in which they remove a piece of the tumor to test for cancer. My mom was recently diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
Agree, ive had an ovarian cysts 15 pounds while pregnant with my son. They took it out during c section and luckily it came out easily. It did have some cancerous parts in it, they removed my ovary.
I now have a mass at that same spot, even though my ovary was removed. They did an ultrasound and found it. An mri and blood tests are needed to research more, as the ultrasound doesn’t show if it’s malignant or benign.
Hello Dr.Amy my mom got diagnosed with ovarian cancer stage 3C, the doctor suggested that first take chemo for 6 cycles and then we can operation, my question is my mom got 1 cycle of chemo but she is loosing her weight, yesterday she had 2 chemo doctors tells that your blood level is low, have good food for next chemo, so what foods can I give her to get blood increase within next chemo
Did you have to do a biopsy?
How long did you have that heart burn?
Hi my mom is recently diagnosed with stage 3a, just ovary and lymph nodes and still its stage 3...damn... did you have any lymph node infected?
Oh gosh - I'm in that situation right now.. Doctors found a 13 cm tumor in my ovary area!!!
Biggest shock of my life. Now waiting for CT scan and the rest.
🙏you r in my prayers🙏😘
@@lolajitterbug5087 Thanks so much - It was not cancer, fortunately! ❤🩹But still hurts constantly daily - and needs to be surgically removed. Gosh! The waiting time is torture.
So glad to hear it’s not “C” 😃 All the best to you with your upcoming procedure and recovery…u got this 💪!!
@@Maja_boo did you experience constant lower hip pain with that
@@pragatisingh4619 Not hip pain of such in my case I think, but a deep pain inside my abdomen. Also transferred to my heart area! and middle of the chest. scary stuff.. I'm post surgery now - turned out to be 3 tumors!! 2 were together and were total of 16 cm - another 6 cm.. My gosh! No wonder it hurt. It still hurts a bit but recovering slowly :)
My fiance just got diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer. How do i help her? I need advice on how to help her. Should we get rid of the animals in our house? We got 4 cats and a dog? Should i take time off work so i can be home to help her out of bed and stuff like that? What kinds of food should i be cooking for her?
@@DevonKletzel you shouldn’t need to get rid of the animals. On the contrary they can provide comfort and a distraction.
@@daliaangrand2534Thanks for your response. Your channel gives me hope!! I'm scared sh!tless. Angers me not picking up on the tums beside her bedside and in her purse poppin them like it's her primary food source. I just thought.. Whoa acid reflux must be just terrible. 🤦🏻
@@DevonKletzel The fact that you're ready to get rid of your pets makes me feel bad for them. They deserve better.
I was diagnosed with breast cancer last August and went trough total right breast mastectomy, chemo, and recently had first reconstruction surgery. I was very healthy, good diet, no meds and worked out 5-7x/week. I was recently put on a
Anastrozole, after 35 days I had to quit due to fatigue, dizziness, shortness of breath, heart palpitations and nausea. I have been off it for 5 days but still experiencing side effects, just lessened. Any suggestions? After watching your videos I make myself workout which helps with the nausea and have upped my protein throughout the day. It helps! I go back to oncologist to discuss another med within the Anastrozole family, which I'm dreading.
Did you have COVID before cancer. Both me and my sister had covid then cancers. Endometrial,clear cell. Doctor ignored her complaints. She died. I had full hysterectomy. 6 months later returned vaginal. Had three cancers. Did chemo. Cancer free.A year of fighting these. I'm tired. Muscle down to nearly none. I stopped keytruda. Caused me to not see after second day of treatment. Sight came back but left eye still blurry.
Did U have the COVID jabs ?
I have ovaryan cyst,
How is the survival rate after curing from ovarian cancer?
I too was DX and was a shock, was never a candidate for this... but we do know cancer is up over 400% around the world since the CV mystery shot. The elephant in the room no one wants to talk about. I did not for sure take it, but people can shed on you. ... nothing can be ruled out. I do not think chemo is the answer and never was and should be at the bottom of the list of treatment, but insurance what they pay controls the world and you. I did do the chemo rounds, side effects were more muscle aches for about 4 days real bad then nothing else.. BUT doing research found ivermectin, fenbendazole and for your health 20 to 25grams of Vit C infusion IV ... in weeks my test came out cancer free when i started with stage III ... go figure
Well, feeling how it began to shrink and eventually disappear within 2 months was so liberating. I followed the steps I mentioned, and within the first 2 weeks the bloating was gone. I simply go'ogled Tilly Strankten's Ovarian Cyst Guide and it's like I hit the feel-good reset button lol.
Before diagnosis I was an occasional drinker and a smoker.I haven't had a smoke since 2019.
Hi there, you got diagnosed in 2019?
How many cycles u had
Hi Amy
Thank you for sharing your story, i have been diagnosed with her2 positive breast cancer stage 3.
Started my chemo last week i wanted to ask does it get easier as you have the sessions. I am having 4 drugs to start off with them go down .
I am in day 9 after chemotherapy and still have not been feeling well.
I've seen multiple , multiple, multiple, video's of yours, same story. Why not just upload a previously made video? Views?
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You had ovarian cancer??...I thought you had tripple negative breast cancer..
Typisch amerikanisch bla bla ich habe alles gewonnen
Thanks for sharing! But how did you have your babies? Did you do it naturally?