Stomach Cancer Survivor Story, Gene Mutation | Lauren Chaisson | The Patient Story
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2020
- Getting diagnosed with cancer in your mid-20's is a difficult situation. For Lauren Chaisson, a genetic mutation led to a stomach cancer diagnosis and increased risk of other cancers, including breast.
Hear Lauren describe everything from learning about the cancer, treatment, to survivorship.
Full story: www.thepatientstory.com/cance...
My father died from stomach cancer. He suffered physically and emotionally. It was the worstexperienceof my life. Whatever a person can do to prevent suffering from cancer, do it.
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I got my cancer diagnosis over the phone too! How cruel of the medical establishment…My mother died of endometrial cancer 4 yrs. before I was diagnosed with the same grade, stage and type of cancer. I thought for sure I was also going to die the same way my Mom did. Thank God I am cancer free 14 years now. God bless you for sharing your experience. ❤️🩹
How did you go about it, to get rid of this devil.?
Yes i did as well i was in shock . As i was in hospital last November . They kept saying virus , i was sick for 5 months . Then autoimmune disease , i never knew they were testing first r multiple myeloma . Until i got that diagnosis call , home alone
It is unimaginable to be told this information at this young age. It appears that you had excellent medical advice. I am so glad that you made this hard decision and now you are a beautiful young lady who has a full life ahead. God Bless you and your family.
What a pretty, smart and healthy looking young lady! She did the right thing - as young folk heal faster than older people.
I appreciate Lauren's honesty. And I wish her all the best in the future.
Wow! Her preventive self care was really ball-zi. Thx
I don’t believe the age limits when it comes to any kind of cancer. I believe that there is no rule when it comes to cancer! I’ve seen so many stories about docs telling patients that they are too young for a certain type of cancer and then that person end up getting it anyway😞 I believe these doctors really don’t know much about cancer!! Cancer is so relentless and unpredictable😢 My dad died from lung cancer at 47 and I am terrified that I am going to get it and I am 42 right now😞
Right sad but true
Be sure you advocate for yourself.
@@CopingwithGrattitude thank you, I will🙂
I don’t know about you Dad or yourself, however my mother was chain smoker for years until she die of lung cancer at 56. My Dad quit smoking at 50 and he lived to 86.
She should talk about how her eating habits had to change with no stomach. I would like to know what types of food can be consumed.
🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 Dear Lauren,a friend had total plus gastrectomy almost 20 years ago and is tired but living life the best he can. His wife is dedicated to cooking a few different meals so he’ll have a choice each day depending on how he feels. Warmest wishes for a long healthy life! Keep smiling! This video was three years ago so it would be great to know how you are now! ❤️
You are such a sweetheart and I’m so terribly sad that you’re having to go through this. Hopefully with new medical technology to get past all this horrible stuff
Love your honesty!! The real you is so much more helpful!! Ty
I had a aunt and cousin that died from this cancer.
I keep thinking about how medicine is really improving and helping cancer patients. 20 years ago my husband had stage four lung cancer wasn’t anything they could do to really help him survive no mini stage four lung cancer patients are getting cured and living a full life. So hopefully with your situation medical knowledge will come through to help you really get past this situation
Jan, thanks so much for your comment. We're sorry to hear about your husband's (and your) experiences. It is a blessing to be able to be in this era now with medicine and science giving more options to patients and their families.
Thank u for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Can these people without stomach eat favorite foods but spit it out after chewing instead of swallowing it?
Good thought, i hope so
Does she have an IG? I’d love to continue to follow her journey
This would be easier to watch if the screen of faces didn’t show. Just a gentle suggestion.
Hi Renee, thank you so much for the feedback! Totally agree. This interview happened a few months ago when we hadn't introduced the TPS host's face. Appreciate you taking the time to write us.
The mode of technology doesn't bother me.
This is a ridiculous comment of feedback. Are you here to gain helpful feedback or focus on tunnel vision because you can’t physically relate?
Did she have her eggs saved! When your stomach is taken away, do you still have a womb and ovaries etc. Good luck with your future darling x
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I am happy for her of course but this story does not give hope to those who weren’t given a heads up before they got it. She was lucky that she was being watched in a way and so was able to catch it at stage 1, but I feel this is very sad and takes the hope away from people who are diagnosed later.. because “theyre just gonna die”.
Dont think insinuating that needing/taking anxiety medication is a "bad" coping mechanism is particularly helpful or accurate. There is obviously an excess which can be a problem, but taking anxiety meds as prescribed is helpful and nessecary for a lot of people and there should be no shame in that. Also not all anxiety meds are created equal buspar is not nearlly as addictive as Xanax.
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You can take out your stomach?! What!
Yes absolutely