I would generally agree, but I think because it was so long ago and especially as it's well known that he had lukemia when he was a kid, it probably isn't hard to talk about it now.
@@lucasfr Pretty much as I got older I kind of just accepted that "if it happens it happens" like I can't stop it from happening, everyone is different though so I'm not sure what would work, hope that helped!
Ev 's no trust me I wouldn’t wish it upon anyone, the whole process of waiting for results, going through surgery, chemo, whatever other treatment you need is so shit. The mental health aspect is equally as bad.
I just got diagnosed with leukaemia 6 days ago, it’s crazy to hear someone I’ve watched my whole life have the same thing as I’m going through right now. (Edit) wow I just came back to watch this again and saw how many people wished me good luck, completely took me by suprise and put a smile on my face. Thankyou to everyone who took the time to say those things, everything’s going well so far :) I’m also thinking about meeting cal for my make a wish.
His voice sounds like that because it's hard to talk about something with that kind of gravity and he obviously hasn't spoken about the matter to many people
Yep, I met him once on holiday (he was with all the Sidemen and Weller) and it has always stood out to me what a nice guy he is. We talked for ages that night, he gave me a lot of time
I think that shit all the time. Im 30 now and got chrons when i was around 20. My story is simlar in the sense i kept going to the gp and consultants and getting sent away with stomach tablets. My parents arent very wealthy so my granpa took out a loan to send me private to get diagnosed but since then ive been with the nhs and ive had treatments that have costed like 100k a year and thats just the medicine not including all the blood tests, doctor costs, nurses costs, infusions, operations etc if i had to guess id say in the last 10 years my healthcare has costed the nhs 2 million. I hope one day i can be rich enough to pay it all back im a pretty positive person but if i have to be honest with myself thats probably not gonna happen. I was always confident id be a millionaire but i really dont have the energy to work 7 days a week and stress is really bad for me and i already run a buisness that i live comfortably off that i purposly dont expand too much as i just dont have time with how often im ill and cant do anything but lay in bed
All the best pal i hope everything goes well and for everyone make the most of your loved ones because sometimes it takes something horrible for you to appreciate them when this shouldn't be the case
I heard Callux went to a boarding school from another video I'd watched and thought he had a privileged upbringing but after watching this I was very wrong. Takes bollocks to tell these stories, respect Cal a lot.
He got sponsored to go to boarding school because he missed so much of essentially vital parts if education. Ive been volunteering as an assistant in a year 2 class for a couple of years every Wednesday in a very underprivileged area and unfortunately alot of the children have either SEN's or health problems and miss alot of education. Its huge cycle we see all the time, health issues because of poverty leads to gaps in education and then the children often grow up and do the same. Companies, charities and some government funded organisations spend money helping vulnerable children by paying for their education. Going to a state school, a child cant necessarily catch up on work because in my school, under privileged school its usually 1/2 teachers between 35 students so the students don't have the teachers there to catch up on every piece of work they've missed. Obviously this is a much smaller issue but until you see it yourself you don't understand the effects it has later on. Were teaching spellings at the minute, if a student misses 3 days(common) they mis 4 hrs of English- reading and writing. At a minimum this happens once a month, over the year the child is missing 48 hours ATLEAST. but this also means they're missing other lessons too so the other 1 hour of English they have a week they have to do 5 hours worth of work and fall behind very very quickly. Again this is only one subject, one example of a boy in m class that has to spend atleast 3 days in hospital month. Having a condition like lukeimea would SEVERELY affect you primary education. For a person like Callux, boarding school was probably a only option and very desperate last resort.
Lost my bro to leukaemia when he was 12, would be 18 this year Edit: thanks for all the support guys I really appreciate it. I just wanted to share my experiences and what happened, so please I insure you I’m not rinsing my brothers death for likes. Have a good day .
Kristijan Jurković We understand but we are saying how bad it is that a happy theme plays then instantly something so deep we aren’t saying something like ‘Aw I wish he died hahah’ cause that is just sick
Cyplux and that’s why it only has 237 dislikes 237 heartless humans It’s rlly sad this story especially the story where he had blood everywhere. I also think 🤔 one of the people there(not Theo baker or Callum. It was the other one) I think he said he ‘enjoyed’ it. That sick, sick man
I know it's bad but every time I hear about cal with cancer all I can think of is Stephen tries in his insults match saying if he did drama alert he'd be called chemo star
It's not bad. It's good to joke about stuff that's what it's about. People can't joke nowadays without being scared of causing offence and call me stupid or overreacting but I still think that alot of people nowadays having anxiety and depression is because they can't have a joke and also think it's somehow cool to get offended by everything which just gets you down.
I can. Mainly because I just beat it a month ago. It’s no walk in the park. I feel so sorry for those, like him, who were practically babies when this happened. They don’t understand what is going on. Bless them.
When I get interviewed into medical school and they ask why medicine, I am going to mention this podcast episode and how there is medical negligence. This really inspired me
When looking out for symptoms of leukaemia, here are the main ones: -pale or grey/green/yellow tinted skin -jaundice eyes(yellow eyes) -bloodshot eyes -small bruises -nosebleeds(sometimes big sometimes small. Not just one or two. Before I was diagnosed, I had 4-10 a day) -cutting easily(laying in carpets can even make you bleed if you are bad enough) -red spots under skin -purple pots under skin -extreme fatigue -rashes -colds/flues/viruses/infections -cold shivers -fevers -fever dreams -cold sweats -bleeding in ears -swollen lymph nodes -lumps -loss of weight -loss of appetite -swollen liver. Swollen spleen. -an ex-leukaemia patient who had all of these symptoms for 2-6 weeks and some of these symptoms for up to 3 months before diagnosis.
Loads of respect for Callum. Managing to talk openly about his illness and still being able to see the bright side in the fact he wasn’t born 20 years earlier. Very admirable x
I have just completely changed my opinion on this man!!!! Perfect example of get your head down, work hard an make something of yourself. Respect to this man and everything decision he makes
this is the side you dont see, u look at calluxs vids and u think hes just a fun, carefree guy. you have no idea that hes been through so much and be held down by it so little. this man is a warrior and completly deserves his success imo.
Not really, it’s literally from a series where Cal takes the piss out of his own Leukaemia all the time and his opponents make jokes about it. This is literally the place for it
Callux thank you for talking about this when I was 9 I was diagnosed with Leukaemia and their were many things I could relate to you in this story it’s been tough with chemo and my immune system being weak thankfully I’m a month away from finishing my main treatment and I feel blessed to be in such a healthy position now so thank you for sharing this it means a lot to me
My mum just finished radio therapy and she is now doing chemo but she has a fractured spine so it a lot harder for her but so much respect for everyone w cancer you never really realise the worst things could happen until it does. Don’t take life for granted because it could end any second💗⭐️
@@meatylambleg2157 Yeah because NHS is the only medical services available... And are you assuming that everyone who lives outside of UK doesn't have access to modern medicine??? Because they don't have NHS...
Yuuuuup. We may have free healthcare but the NHS unfortunately are so poorly underfunded that early symptoms can easily be dismissed. Most recently, I had the same symptoms as I did when I had a chest infection aged 11 and my doctors said it was a bad cold. Stayed off college for a week because at one point I nearly fainted from standing up.
A Lucas Its honestly our government’s fault. Trying to pay our debt has fucked us. Our police are broke, our schools are broke, our healthcare is broke. Its peak.
Ikr I was diagnosed with crohns the other week after months of the GP telling us it was a stomach bug I got so bad that one night I had to be rushed to the hospital then a consultant who actually knew what he was talking about diagnosed me
That’s our NHS. I went for a checkup because I was believed to have scoliosis. The army wanted a sort of graph to see how bad it was. The GP didn’t even know what it was so referred me to a hospital. I asked him to check my ankle as well because my tendon was rubbing on the skin. He said it will get better or worse then went on to speak about himself.
Most ppl being poor from east Ldn would go into trapping but Callux kept his head up and started grinding and is now making a lot of money I got mad respect for him ❤️
First I'm learning of this, I like Callux as well, hes just so quietly likeable and although this story is very sad it has gave me a whole new level of love for this dude, thank you for sharing with us bro you probably don't know the impact you have on some of us, thank you for that Callux and the lads in podcast you have s new subscriber yous are very good !
The part where you was in the hospital is something I can relate to, I had type-1 diabetes without knowing it and stayed in the hospital for 2 months with tubes into my arms and felt like I was dying cause they took a shit ton of blood samples every 2 hours in large tubes Love to y’all, stay safe in these times
A member of my family died last month from this type of cancer, I was there everyday weekend (not the weekdays bc of school) and I watch her get worse everytime I saw her. It's ok now tho bc she is better and out of pain, I feel for callux xx
Callux has really grown on me lately, and watching this just made me appreciate my own health, must be shit for anyone going this but just use Callux as an example that things can turn out the way you want them too. Stay strong.
This is really heart warming cuz when i was 2 and a half years old i got sick and was sick for weeks and the first and only time my parents went to check what was wrong they immideatly said it needed to be something more serious and i was diagnosed later with leukemia i now lived thru that very easily with a treatment of 1 and a half year and i am a healthy boy now
The fact that his mates can have a joke with him about this shows 2 things. 1: he is really close with his mates. And 2: he is one of the strongest people mentally that you will ever see because he doesn’t dwell on the bad things in life and doesn’t feel sorry for himself
i also had cancer when i was around the same age as he was. seeing him talk about it really helps me understand how i feel in a way, so happy that he has the confidence to talk about it. really helpful and such a great role model
he’s a hell of a strong man to be talking about such a unlucky past on an open platform, all my respect goes to you now bro, keep going with your successful career!
I had Leukaemia when I was 2 to 5 years old. I laugh and joke about it just like Callux but I know for a fact it haunts him just like it did to me mentally. Blood cancer is horrifying and it effects your mental stability as well. But I'm finally better and in remission. Also got lots of chemotherapy and blood transfusions. I just felt for my mum dealing with all that stress. Its 100% true that what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. ❤
ive had very bad experiences with sickness, but nothing this bad. I couldnt swallow my spit while listening to his story. its truly inspiring to see him so successful now
I'm so happy that callux is still with us because he is one of my favourite you tubers and he had helped me when I am worried stressed or when I'm just feeling down
@@lucajones6381 Quick google search and most results put the UK as number 1 so idk about that one kev. fr.april-international.com/en/healthcare-expatriates/which-countries-have-best-healthcare-systems - Literal first result.
Callux you are an inspiration. I couldn’t imagine the strength it requires to get through all of that and come out on top. The fact that you went on to RUclips success is just heartwarming. I’ve so much respect for you after hearing about this, best of luck.
My Dad battled cancer for 3 years. Never showed any emotion. No fear or self pity. Just took it in his stride. It wasn't until he was given the all clear and told he was in remission that he cried. I cried too.
My uncle has this too he is 4 years old and hes having a really hard time im just glad i see him happy almost all the time he doesnt know he could die and everyday when i go to sleep i wonder if he is alive
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Takes guts to openly talk about stuff like this
Not really. Lifes a bitch. Happens to people every day.
I would generally agree, but I think because it was so long ago and especially as it's well known that he had lukemia when he was a kid, it probably isn't hard to talk about it now.
@@asyouwere553 but that doesn't mean cancer surivors find it hard to talk about their cancer battle.
Why does it take guts? Seriously why? You were sick...
CozyHi not really
He may joke about it, but you know it terrifies him.
I used to be petrified of the thought of getting cancer when I was younger, just seeing what it did to people
@@tapihd im in that boat rn
@@tapihd any advice to not feel that way?
@@lucasfr Pretty much as I got older I kind of just accepted that "if it happens it happens" like I can't stop it from happening, everyone is different though so I'm not sure what would work, hope that helped!
@@tapihd yeah thank you :)
No one deserves to get cancer, it is so traumatising, he is so brave
Reform 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
The Emperor ?
Reform hitler? Stalin? Etc
Ev 's no trust me I wouldn’t wish it upon anyone, the whole process of waiting for results, going through surgery, chemo, whatever other treatment you need is so shit. The mental health aspect is equally as bad.
JamesTheTsundere wtf?
“Yeh it’s a shame because I was legitimately dying”
I felt that one.
I’m trying to not laugh
IHauntYou why? It’s not funny
TheGaystation69 they make it sound funny but is not.
TheGaystation69 it’s such a callux thing to say
I just got diagnosed with leukaemia 6 days ago, it’s crazy to hear someone I’ve watched my whole life have the same thing as I’m going through right now. (Edit) wow I just came back to watch this again and saw how many people wished me good luck, completely took me by suprise and put a smile on my face. Thankyou to everyone who took the time to say those things, everything’s going well so far :) I’m also thinking about meeting cal for my make a wish.
Good luck, battle through
Good luck mate fight through it everyone supports you
Good luck bro
Good luck 👍 ❤️
Wish you well mate❤️👍🏼
all jokes aside, callux is such a humble great guy, all respect goes to him
JamesTheTsundere bruh what are you talking about?
JamesTheTsundere why are you here if you hate callux you fucking nob
JamesTheTsundere hones
Surely you’d feel bad for what this poor guys been through your so rude!
@@jamesthetsundere1195 geez are you incapable of sympathising with this guy? he's been through a lot
It's so sad..... That he didn't die
Mad how much I don't know about him despite following him for years and years. I want callux to do more podcasts.
Bob Jones chill
ill do a video on everything soon
John H you clearly don't know what illiteracy is. I don't really give a shit about your name, Josh. You were originally wrong.
Followed him for years now, no clue that he had to fight that as a kid
Callux holy shit
You can tell he's trying to hold off the tears
yeah its not really a story you want to tell others
Harvey Huynh What does that even mean
or laughter
His voice sounds like that because it's hard to talk about something with that kind of gravity and he obviously hasn't spoken about the matter to many people
And respect to him for even agreeing to talk about this
He gives money to his dad who “dipped in and out” when he had leukaemia. Really just shows how much of a legend callux is
Yep, I met him once on holiday (he was with all the Sidemen and Weller) and it has always stood out to me what a nice guy he is. We talked for ages that night, he gave me a lot of time
@@theoneandonlyownage Cal is a humble man. He is an inspiration I write this as I'm wearing his shoes they are bangers!!!
@@theoneandonlyownage miss hearing "with sidemen and weller" I know Joe brings it on himself but he's good for a laugh
I’m going through the exact treatment Callux,I’m have all the things you said I finish my treatment this December
Skrrr Skrrr stay strong bro
Respect bro. You are a beast💪❤
good luck
Good luck mate
Skrrr Skrrr good luck bro
Imagine if he wasnt in the uk with free healthcare
I think that shit all the time. Im 30 now and got chrons when i was around 20. My story is simlar in the sense i kept going to the gp and consultants and getting sent away with stomach tablets. My parents arent very wealthy so my granpa took out a loan to send me private to get diagnosed but since then ive been with the nhs and ive had treatments that have costed like 100k a year and thats just the medicine not including all the blood tests, doctor costs, nurses costs, infusions, operations etc if i had to guess id say in the last 10 years my healthcare has costed the nhs 2 million. I hope one day i can be rich enough to pay it all back im a pretty positive person but if i have to be honest with myself thats probably not gonna happen. I was always confident id be a millionaire but i really dont have the energy to work 7 days a week and stress is really bad for me and i already run a buisness that i live comfortably off that i purposly dont expand too much as i just dont have time with how often im ill and cant do anything but lay in bed
UK healthcare isn’t free
Scriv 2 lol wut
Ewan Power go on then who do you think pays for it? (I’m from the UK btw)
MC_ CYPTICGAMES answer the question...who pays for the NHS?
Those cancer jokes don’t seem funny to me anymore
Eryk Dymecki they never were to me , I always just thought they were tasteless.
He ovbs gave permission for them to see it
they laugh about it now because he's healthy, even callux probably laughs at their cancer jokes...
Oh get over yourself
Eryk Dymecki so they were ur a dickhead
my mums just finished her chemo, going through radiation now :)
Emily Smith hope all goes well for you and the rest of the family
All the best pal i hope everything goes well and for everyone make the most of your loved ones because sometimes it takes something horrible for you to appreciate them when this shouldn't be the case
All the best 🙏🏽
Hope all goes well 🙌
Good luck to her, she will pull through :)
I heard Callux went to a boarding school from another video I'd watched and thought he had a privileged upbringing but after watching this I was very wrong. Takes bollocks to tell these stories, respect Cal a lot.
Noah Robson same
He went to a boarding school only because some people sponsored him.
We need more of them people
that’s the school i go too, a lot of the pupils that go there get sponsored and only very few pay all fees bc it’s a charity school it’s very good
He got sponsored to go to boarding school because he missed so much of essentially vital parts if education. Ive been volunteering as an assistant in a year 2 class for a couple of years every Wednesday in a very underprivileged area and unfortunately alot of the children have either SEN's or health problems and miss alot of education. Its huge cycle we see all the time, health issues because of poverty leads to gaps in education and then the children often grow up and do the same. Companies, charities and some government funded organisations spend money helping vulnerable children by paying for their education. Going to a state school, a child cant necessarily catch up on work because in my school, under privileged school its usually 1/2 teachers between 35 students so the students don't have the teachers there to catch up on every piece of work they've missed.
Obviously this is a much smaller issue but until you see it yourself you don't understand the effects it has later on. Were teaching spellings at the minute, if a student misses 3 days(common) they mis 4 hrs of English- reading and writing. At a minimum this happens once a month, over the year the child is missing 48 hours ATLEAST. but this also means they're missing other lessons too so the other 1 hour of English they have a week they have to do 5 hours worth of work and fall behind very very quickly. Again this is only one subject, one example of a boy in m class that has to spend atleast 3 days in hospital month. Having a condition like lukeimea would SEVERELY affect you primary education. For a person like Callux, boarding school was probably a only option and very desperate last resort.
@@abz4539 ay up watching callux are we
Lost my bro to leukaemia when he was 12, would be 18 this year
Edit: thanks for all the support guys I really appreciate it. I just wanted to share my experiences and what happened, so please I insure you I’m not rinsing my brothers death for likes. Have a good day .
Sorry
Crowd. fn it’s not your fault the worlds bad
sending love to you and family 💛💛
Iyanu Olayimika you too 💙💙
Rzie ツ so sorry mate. Respect ✊
**happy hour theme plays, all happy n the like**
Callux: so yeah i had leukaemia when i was four....
ThePackMan LOOOOOOOOOL
Literally was gonna write this comment
‘Depressing hour’
fucking idiot this is serious shit and you making memes, how fucking ignorant you are
Kristijan Jurković We understand but we are saying how bad it is that a happy theme plays then instantly something so deep we aren’t saying something like ‘Aw I wish he died hahah’ cause that is just sick
Respect this loads 🙏🏻
1st reply
wet boy nobody cares your username is legit enchanted table language go study harder and pass ur GCSE’s
@@noveedakosir6895 he's probably an eight year old
gh9s5x69 s7b I don’t give a shit if you’re first , if u gonna comment , comment on his nice gesture
gh9s5x69 s7b that’s great and all,but did I FUCKING ASK
As someone who is currently going through cancer treatment, I respect the guts Callux has to talk about this very openly. Mad respect
Plz dont be lying for likes but if you are i hope you get through this
Frankie Lainchbury look at my channel my man, I’ve made 2 vids about it
Navi believe you I’m sorry to hear that
Frankie Lainchbury cheers man means a lot 🤙🏻
Voidable I’m sorry to hear that I hope you get through that bro
HUGE shouts to Callum for being so fucking open about something so tough. What a legend.
Hi
You can tell the pain in his voice when he was soaking sounded like he wanted to cry so bad feel for him and I’m just so glad he’s alright now
Who ever disliked this is actually sick in the head
Cyplux and that’s why it only has 237 dislikes
237 heartless humans
It’s rlly sad this story especially the story where he had blood everywhere.
I also think 🤔 one of the people there(not Theo baker or Callum. It was the other one) I think he said he ‘enjoyed’ it.
That sick, sick man
I don’t think it’s because of the video it’s because is the situation
Tbf a lot of them will be accidental keep that in mind.
nah, they're just australians
Maybe they dont like leukemia. They dislike cuz it makes em sad
I know it's bad but every time I hear about cal with cancer all I can think of is Stephen tries in his insults match saying if he did drama alert he'd be called chemo star
It's good that they can joke about it
It's not bad. It's good to joke about stuff that's what it's about. People can't joke nowadays without being scared of causing offence and call me stupid or overreacting but I still think that alot of people nowadays having anxiety and depression is because they can't have a joke and also think it's somehow cool to get offended by everything which just gets you down.
Charles Wilkinson Completely agree I just mean he's telling a deep story and I'm just feeling like laughing
@@tonygunk2226 no mate he isn't joking, I think ur a just fucked in the head
he said to TGF "i don't know what has more cancer, my blood or your channel."
Can't imagine going through this. Fair play to the guy honestly. Courage.
I can. Mainly because I just beat it a month ago. It’s no walk in the park. I feel so sorry for those, like him, who were practically babies when this happened. They don’t understand what is going on. Bless them.
When I get interviewed into medical school and they ask why medicine, I am going to mention this podcast episode and how there is medical negligence. This really inspired me
Hope you can become the change.
Always had respect for Callux, Don't know much about leukemia but this made me respect him 1000x more acc kinda teared up listening to this
How do you kinda tear up, you either do or don't lol
@@namedkid9317 what
When looking out for symptoms of leukaemia, here are the main ones:
-pale or grey/green/yellow tinted skin
-jaundice eyes(yellow eyes)
-bloodshot eyes
-small bruises
-nosebleeds(sometimes big sometimes small. Not just one or two. Before I was diagnosed, I had 4-10 a day)
-cutting easily(laying in carpets can even make you bleed if you are bad enough)
-red spots under skin
-purple pots under skin
-extreme fatigue
-rashes
-colds/flues/viruses/infections
-cold shivers
-fevers
-fever dreams
-cold sweats
-bleeding in ears
-swollen lymph nodes
-lumps
-loss of weight
-loss of appetite
-swollen liver. Swollen spleen.
-an ex-leukaemia patient who had all of these symptoms for 2-6 weeks and some of these symptoms for up to 3 months before diagnosis.
@@DaC-lt5mk kinda tearing up is when tears start to form in your eyes but its not full crying or tearing up,its just almost there
@@jamesthetsundere1195 callux isn't keemstar
I had cancer as well sadly , well done callux for taking. About this
U still have it because you said had I'm not sure if its removable now
Aaron what?
Aaron had is past tense
Haris Bennington hopefully everything is fine 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Are U good bro ?
Wow he’s been through a lot and I didn’t realise this and I’m honestly so proud of how far he’s come
As someone who suffered from childhood cancer this hit home
🌟
EVERTON
How's moise kean
city forever brilliant
@@cityforever3635 how's being a plastic fan
This channel really lives up to the name. It’s so happy and cheerful
As someone who has suffered leukemia, this hits hard. Glad he's survived
Well done to you too mate, I feel horrible for what you’ve had to go through.
And also LETS GO LIVERPOOL!!!
@@andremariani1893 yeah boy up the reds, also thanks for that really appreciate it
Seamus Tierney you deserve it mate! 🙏🏽
You are so strong
respect g
2:13 you can hear the emotion in his voice, he’s holding back tears as he talks about it, such a strong guy x
It is so hard to talk abt something u wouldnt wish on your worst enemy its so hard to hold back tears i can tottaly relate
Loads of respect for Callum. Managing to talk openly about his illness and still being able to see the bright side in the fact he wasn’t born 20 years earlier. Very admirable x
My mum had lukemia. She wasn’t so lucky however. Honestly such a evil thing that happens to the best people
Sorry
really sorry to hear that
I’m so sorry to hear. I hope you’re doing okay, I’m here to talk as a faceless RUclips user if you need.
Hope your mother is resting in peace
I have just completely changed my opinion on this man!!!! Perfect example of get your head down, work hard an make something of yourself. Respect to this man and everything decision he makes
this is the side you dont see, u look at calluxs vids and u think hes just a fun, carefree guy. you have no idea that hes been through so much and be held down by it so little. this man is a warrior and completly deserves his success imo.
Fatboi I agree but fuck cancer it has ruined and ended ppls lives
I did not know he actually had cancer especially at that age what a fucking warrior
Stephen Tries:If you presented DramaAlert you'd be called Keemostar
Black 110s chemo*
Living (Gone wrong)
There's a time and a place mate. This isn't it.
Not really, it’s literally from a series where Cal takes the piss out of his own Leukaemia all the time and his opponents make jokes about it. This is literally the place for it
MonsterX I like the fact cal makes light of the situation and doesn’t let it put him down
As someone who is experiencing that fight now its inspiring to see someone come out stronger on the other side 💪
Best wishes Josh
Josh Brown good luck mate, you’ll pull through 💚
@@Winford.Studios thanks man 💪
@@pjw6273 thank you 👌❤️
You've got this man 🙏🙏
I didn’t even know that Callux had lukemia. So brave to be so open about it.
Callux thank you for talking about this when I was 9 I was diagnosed with Leukaemia and their were many things I could relate to you in this story it’s been tough with chemo and my immune system being weak thankfully I’m a month away from finishing my main treatment and I feel blessed to be in such a healthy position now so thank you for sharing this it means a lot to me
i really hope you fought through it , i know this is from a year ago but i’m wishing you the best
you can hear his voice shaking like he wants to cry, poor lad :((
Imagine disliking a vid where someone almost died and is telling his life story it’s actually sad
honestly feel so sorry for cal
he’s so brave to even share the story ❤️
My mum just finished radio therapy and she is now doing chemo but she has a fractured spine so it a lot harder for her but so much respect for everyone w cancer you never really realise the worst things could happen until it does. Don’t take life for granted because it could end any second💗⭐️
Thank god for the NHS 🙏❤❤❤
They're still readinh comments to this day
Callus may not have been here without it but on the other hand they also brushed off his condition
@@manuturgoose1716 20 or so years ago, this stuff wasn't as easy to diagnose.
*The intro really doesn’t suit the topic of this video*
Uncle Terry 😂 ikr
It was on a podcast
And the name
@@CookingChildren Happy Hour
@@CookingChildren its meant to be ironic
God bless the NHS
Joe Brooks why not
Yes sir
God bless modern medicine*
Kamran Younis ain’t gonna get that without the NHS are you
@@meatylambleg2157 Yeah because NHS is the only medical services available... And are you assuming that everyone who lives outside of UK doesn't have access to modern medicine??? Because they don't have NHS...
I feel so bad for cal everyone makes fun of it and him and he's went through this
mate its banter. even cal knows
@Ario Bastavand he would have said something tho
“I went to my GP multiple times and they just sent me home with like a flu or something like that”
Welcome to the NHS 👍
Yuuuuup. We may have free healthcare but the NHS unfortunately are so poorly underfunded that early symptoms can easily be dismissed. Most recently, I had the same symptoms as I did when I had a chest infection aged 11 and my doctors said it was a bad cold. Stayed off college for a week because at one point I nearly fainted from standing up.
A Lucas Its honestly our government’s fault. Trying to pay our debt has fucked us. Our police are broke, our schools are broke, our healthcare is broke. Its peak.
Ikr I was diagnosed with crohns the other week after months of the GP telling us it was a stomach bug I got so bad that one night I had to be rushed to the hospital then a consultant who actually knew what he was talking about diagnosed me
That’s our NHS. I went for a checkup because I was believed to have scoliosis. The army wanted a sort of graph to see how bad it was. The GP didn’t even know what it was so referred me to a hospital. I asked him to check my ankle as well because my tendon was rubbing on the skin. He said it will get better or worse then went on to speak about himself.
It’s worse in America
Never knew this, but big ups to you Callux always full of life.
All of a sudden the insult matches just seem depressing
Especially after watching something like this
Sometimes humour can make a situation appear lighter
Most ppl being poor from east Ldn would go into trapping but Callux kept his head up and started grinding and is now making a lot of money I got mad respect for him ❤️
Aw man, finally hearing him talking about this after all the joking is rough , bless u cal for going through that 😣❤️
I had cancer when in year 9, I feel for him. I had a tumour in my spinal cord.
Sorry to hear about that mate I hope u get better
Same I had cancer yesterday
Bradley Hannaford thanks mate all good now been ok since August 2016
Hey Jack hope you doing well from Chicago bro
I hope you live a full healthy life
Damn that shit really hits home to hear how much he’s gone through and he’s still going on especially for his mum
First I'm learning of this, I like Callux as well, hes just so quietly likeable and although this story is very sad it has gave me a whole new level of love for this dude, thank you for sharing with us bro you probably don't know the impact you have on some of us, thank you for that Callux and the lads in podcast you have s new subscriber yous are very good !
The part where you was in the hospital is something I can relate to, I had type-1 diabetes without knowing it and stayed in the hospital for 2 months with tubes into my arms and felt like I was dying cause they took a shit ton of blood samples every 2 hours in large tubes
Love to y’all, stay safe in these times
A member of my family died last month from this type of cancer, I was there everyday weekend (not the weekdays bc of school) and I watch her get worse everytime I saw her. It's ok now tho bc she is better and out of pain, I feel for callux xx
Mad mad mad respect for callux damn !!
Especially when its joked about sometimes and he still keeps a brave face but yeah man top lad !!
My sister died from lukemia in 2007 :(
This one hit hard bois... ;(
Big up Cal for opening up
god bless you x
@@eswainex5042 thanks :)
Callux has really grown on me lately, and watching this just made me appreciate my own health, must be shit for anyone going this but just use Callux as an example that things can turn out the way you want them too. Stay strong.
Callux is a confident adult but looks like a scared child here, fair play to him, he had a shit time and has come out of it well.
This is really heart warming cuz when i was 2 and a half years old i got sick and was sick for weeks and the first and only time my parents went to check what was wrong they immideatly said it needed to be something more serious and i was diagnosed later with leukemia i now lived thru that very easily with a treatment of 1 and a half year and i am a healthy boy now
The fact that his mates can have a joke with him about this shows 2 things. 1: he is really close with his mates. And 2: he is one of the strongest people mentally that you will ever see because he doesn’t dwell on the bad things in life and doesn’t feel sorry for himself
What’s with the fucking dislikes....how sad can you get to dislike a video like this??
This man is a HERO and an inspiration....Much love ❤️
Where this man has come is outstanding.... Thanks for all the content caluxx
When I was diagnosed with cancer I thought it was the end of the world but hearing calluxs story made me appreciate how lucky I was
i also had cancer when i was around the same age as he was. seeing him talk about it really helps me understand how i feel in a way, so happy that he has the confidence to talk about it. really helpful and such a great role model
What a brave guy honestly can’t believe he fought through all that. Respect to anyone that’s fought through cancer.
What a strong kid, stay safe Cal mate. ♥️♥️
Big up Callum hope ur well
this video absolutely breaks my heart, and i’m praying for anyone in this state currently❤️
Aight I respect this man now.. had no idea even tho I watched him for so many years
This hits hard bc I have leukaemia at the moment and I love to here the motivation from lux
he’s a hell of a strong man to be talking about such a unlucky past on an open platform, all my respect goes to you now bro, keep going with your successful career!
Can’t imagine going through that. Especially when your 5. 👏👏
Mad respect, keep hustling cal you deserve it
ive never seen callux or anything but i can just tell how genuinely awesome he is from this video
“Happy hour podcast?” I haven’t come out of it very happy.
Bro this gave my whole body the most uncomfortable goosebumps ever! I have and will always have respect for Callux. Such an amazing person!
Really respect Callux now. His videos are class, his personality is class. Considering his background, this man has won all of our hearts
I rate this, takes lots of gut to talk about this. Inspiring mate🙌
I had Leukaemia when I was 2 to 5 years old. I laugh and joke about it just like Callux but I know for a fact it haunts him just like it did to me mentally. Blood cancer is horrifying and it effects your mental stability as well. But I'm finally better and in remission. Also got lots of chemotherapy and blood transfusions. I just felt for my mum dealing with all that stress. Its 100% true that what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. ❤
ive had very bad experiences with sickness, but nothing this bad. I couldnt swallow my spit while listening to his story. its truly inspiring to see him so successful now
A humble man opening up about his story. respect cal.
I can’t imagine what it’s like to go through. I feel for *anyone* that has to go through this 🙏🏻
I'm so happy that callux is still with us because he is one of my favourite you tubers and he had helped me when I am worried stressed or when I'm just feeling down
If he was an American he wouldn’t be alive rn
That or his mother would’ve been in crippling debt. My country is way to modern to have the backward ass healthcare system we have.
He would, his mother would just have stupid debt
His lucky to be alive in the uk Australia’s health system is better then the uks (Ive lived in the uk and Australia)
@beinzilex ye i agree with what i said was a bit harsh and an overstatement but its still pretty lucky to survive cancer
@@lucajones6381 Quick google search and most results put the UK as number 1 so idk about that one kev.
fr.april-international.com/en/healthcare-expatriates/which-countries-have-best-healthcare-systems - Literal first result.
this shows why free healthcare and free school is good thing like in finalnd and sweden
Pentt1 ok you pay money in sweden when you’re 18 that’s denmark you’re talking about
Its Denmark mate
I’m sorry I can’t take you seriously why that profile it’s too cringy
Norway's free i live in Norway
@@JJJR11 these were just examples i know its free in denmark and for all nordic countries
Callux you are an inspiration.
I couldn’t imagine the strength it requires to get through all of that and come out on top. The fact that you went on to RUclips success is just heartwarming.
I’ve so much respect for you after hearing about this, best of luck.
Mad I wanted to listen to this then my Spotify started crashing, cheers jaack lol
My respect levels for this guy just when thru the roof
My Dad battled cancer for 3 years. Never showed any emotion. No fear or self pity. Just took it in his stride. It wasn't until he was given the all clear and told he was in remission that he cried. I cried too.
My uncle has this too he is 4 years old and hes having a really hard time im just glad i see him happy almost all the time he doesnt know he could die and everyday when i go to sleep i wonder if he is alive
Jeez I didn’t realise it was this bad the way everyone jokes about it
Props to this guy big time - I had leukaemia ages 12-15; I know his struggle. Happy to see he made it through it. Again, massive respect.
Big up Callux for talking about this
Never knew this about Callux respect
To him man
i really felt this. i was diagnosed with leukemia when i was 8. i remembering awful it was and i feel so bad for cal. glad he made it out alright
2:15 the part hits me hard man 💔