Thanks for sharing Kim and Gav. Reliving the experience shows you are both stronger than the disease. This will be an inspiration to the many that find themselves in a similar situation and will show them that positivity, while being difficult, is key to maintaining strength.
A huge Virtual Hug to You and Kim (mostly Kim) you are BOTH in my prayers and will be for the foreseeable future. You guys mean a lot to me and have for over 2 years. Keep a stiff upper lip. Know that Jesus does love both of you as well as your entire family.
You two are just wonderful. I just took care of my brother in hospice. The hardest thing I have ever done. He just passed. I will always cherish those moments with him. I wish you both many more years of health and happiness. Bless you for sharing your journey.💙
Thank you for your video, I've been through this a few decades ago. I had been to 4 GPs before being sent for tests, as I wasn't happy with the first three diagnosis. I was told I had C, and asked why I hadn't come sooner , as it was so far advanced? Long story short, I had a great team of specialists that got me through, checking up on me every year, telling me to stay positive. and at he end of 7 years was told I didn't have to come back, and honestly they didn't think I would last a year when first diagnosed. Stay positive Kim, and enjoy your life,.( also from Melbourne)
Made me tear up there, Kim. What a story with a happy ending. I lost my close friend two years ago to breast cancer; she was only 42. Catch it early and don't be afraid to go to your GP even for a little concern. It can save your life.
I’m sitting here crying with you both I wish you were closer xxx beautiful couple, and myself and my husband are celebrating our tenth year anniversary today and I’m also so happy to be here to celebrate the bejesus out of it too 💖💪🏻
Love to you both, and thank you. Congratulations on finding each other in the crazy world, and for your dedication and support of each other over these many years. Wishing you many, many more years of happiness together. All the best.
Thank you for sharing your experience. Have to share that my father had breast cancer also (never even knew men can get it) and he passed away 25 years later from totally unrelated cause = it can be beaten. Also I saw then, and when my sister in law had MS how everyone was asking about the sick person and the spouse was almost never asked how they were doing. Not taking away from Kim (I think she was very brave and went through a lot) but I want to say great of, and fo you Gavin. By the way, love the cheese channel. Have started making cheese myself and going to share on the channel soon
Kim & Gavin this series was brilliant, I loved it! I got teary every time you two did. You are one brave strong lady Kim, you explain the whole journey from diagnosis to recovery so well, and I have no doubt this series would help so many other women going through the same thing, and give them much needed hope and inspiration. I am so glad you are here to share your story with us... Looking forward to the next series!
This is so helpful to see admirable friends going through such challenges and facing them with the bravery that you two shared with us here, thank you!
Watching Gavin’s hello curd nerd greeting, cheese making and cheese jokes, I always sensed the guy was a top bloke. And Kim appears to be equally lovely. I salute you both for being so open and courageous for sharing your story and emotions. You’re both braver and better people than I will ever be. No doubt, many other people out there will watch this video and feel relieved that they aren’t alone and inspired by your story. Hats off to you both and wishing you a happy and speedy recovery
Ps. You finished your video saying you don’t know what videos you are going to do next. Suggestion Maybe share the story on how such a cute couple got together in the first place and how you have stayed so obviously close after 25 times.
Kim and Gavin You are the most amazing and wonderful couple and I wish you all the best of health and happiness in 2022 and beyond
You are both such a blessing to those who know you - now thanks to these video you will be a blessing to many more. 😀
Thanks for sharing Kim and Gav. Reliving the experience shows you are both stronger than the disease. This will be an inspiration to the many that find themselves in a similar situation and will show them that positivity, while being difficult, is key to maintaining strength.
A huge Virtual Hug to You and Kim (mostly Kim) you are BOTH in my prayers and will be for the foreseeable future. You guys mean a lot to me and have for over 2 years. Keep a stiff upper lip. Know that Jesus does love both of you as well as your entire family.
love to you both xxxx
Thanks for sharing your journey guys. Stay the course, live life and best luck in the future. Friends in cheese ✌🏻
awww you two are incredibly sweet. Thanks for sharing your experience, and God bless you both with good health xx
You two are just wonderful. I just took care of my brother in hospice. The hardest thing I have ever done. He just passed. I will always cherish those moments with him. I wish you both many more years of health and happiness. Bless you for sharing your journey.💙
Sorry to hear about your loss. 💔
Bravo! Well done series indeed. Time for a Kim designed cheese! Would love to see her create something wonderful. God bless you both.
Cheers from the states! Kim, you are so strong to share your story. No one does this alone. Best wishes to you both, and happy early anniversary ❤
Thank you for your video, I've been through this a few decades ago. I had been to 4 GPs before being sent for tests, as I wasn't happy with the first three diagnosis. I was told I had C, and asked why I hadn't come sooner , as it was so far advanced? Long story short, I had a great team of specialists that got me through, checking up on me every year, telling me to stay positive. and at he end of 7 years was told I didn't have to come back, and honestly they didn't think I would last a year when first diagnosed. Stay positive Kim, and enjoy your life,.( also from Melbourne)
Made me tear up there, Kim. What a story with a happy ending. I lost my close friend two years ago to breast cancer; she was only 42. Catch it early and don't be afraid to go to your GP even for a little concern. It can save your life.
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What a beautiful, salt-of-the-earth couple.
I’m sitting here crying with you both I wish you were closer xxx beautiful couple, and myself and my husband are celebrating our tenth year anniversary today and I’m also so happy to be here to celebrate the bejesus out of it too 💖💪🏻
Happy Anniversay Mandy. So glad that our story is helping others like yourself.
you guys are awesome!
Love to you both, and thank you. Congratulations on finding each other in the crazy world, and for your dedication and support of each other over these many years. Wishing you many, many more years of happiness together. All the best.
thanks Nancy
Thankyou for doing these videos. You two are the best ❤
Our pleasure!
Thank you for sharing your experience. Have to share that my father had breast cancer also (never even knew men can get it) and he passed away 25 years later from totally unrelated cause = it can be beaten. Also I saw then, and when my sister in law had MS how everyone was asking about the sick person and the spouse was almost never asked how they were doing. Not taking away from Kim (I think she was very brave and went through a lot) but I want to say great of, and fo you Gavin. By the way, love the cheese channel. Have started making cheese myself and going to share on the channel soon
Thank you so much for making this series, Kim and Gavin, especially Kim for having the courage to discuss this when the emotions are still so raw.
Kim & Gavin this series was brilliant, I loved it! I got teary every time you two did. You are one brave strong lady Kim, you explain the whole journey from diagnosis to recovery so well, and I have no doubt this series would help so many other women going through the same thing, and give them much needed hope and inspiration. I am so glad you are here to share your story with us...
Looking forward to the next series!
This is so helpful to see admirable friends going through such challenges and facing them with the bravery that you two shared with us here, thank you!
Watching Gavin’s hello curd nerd greeting, cheese making and cheese jokes, I always sensed the guy was a top bloke. And Kim appears to be equally lovely.
I salute you both for being so open and courageous for sharing your story and emotions. You’re both braver and better people than I will ever be.
No doubt, many other people out there will watch this video and feel relieved that they aren’t alone and inspired by your story.
Hats off to you both and wishing you a happy and speedy recovery
Ps. You finished your video saying you don’t know what videos you are going to do next.
Suggestion
Maybe share the story on how such a cute couple got together in the first place and how you have stayed so obviously close after 25 times.