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  • Опубликовано: 18 июл 2018
  • Well, in a strange turn of events, Megan has cancer. We're grateful we caught it when we did and that we can quickly take care of it.
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  • @jessicablackburn5670
    @jessicablackburn5670 6 лет назад +200

    There was a reason you were meant to be home at this time. Praying for you 🙏

  • @npigwnl
    @npigwnl 6 лет назад +71

    Not being allowed to be sad because someone else has it worse is like not being allowed to be happy because someone has it better.
    It’s okay to be sad, scared and everything else you might be feeling right now.
    Wishing you all the best!

  • @jeamo820
    @jeamo820 6 лет назад +222

    Hi Meghan. I am a retired oncology nurse, and I can tell you that you are saving so many lives by sharing your journey! So many of my patients told me that they didn't go with their gut when things weren't quite right because they were afraid to hear bad news or because they felt invincible. Your bravery will inspire Dr. visits and exams. Because the earlier cancer is detected, your story will help to deeply effect the outcome of their prognosis. I am so proud of you Meghan for taking us along and being so open. Cancer is scary and it sucks, but it doesn't define you. You are an amazing, kind, loving person who happens to have melanoma, not the other way around. Anytime you need to talk, vent, cry or complain, we will listen. I will listen! I'm praying, hoping, and rooting for the speediest recovery possible. I love you and your generous heart and soul!

    • @warriorfortruth2838
      @warriorfortruth2838 6 лет назад +5

      there is NOTHING oncology can do for anyone with cancer Dr Max Gerson proved this its all about using people for money. nothing they do can reheal a cancer patients immune system so no we dont need to inspire anyone to go cut burn poison. aside from being diagnosed thats as far as oncology should do.

    • @333933215
      @333933215 6 лет назад +8

      like me! For about 3 years I know I should go to the doctors... I finally made an appointment like 2 minutes ago...

    • @MrsSchwarzwaldmaedl
      @MrsSchwarzwaldmaedl 6 лет назад

      Hannah B So how are you doing now? I hope your appointment went well!!

    • @333933215
      @333933215 6 лет назад

      thanks for asking. It's actually tomorrow.

    • @MrsSchwarzwaldmaedl
      @MrsSchwarzwaldmaedl 6 лет назад

      Hannah B Oh, ok. Then I will be praying for you! ♥
      Maybe you'll want to share how it went.
      But for now I wish you all the best for tomorrow!

  • @notsosexysinglemom8233
    @notsosexysinglemom8233 6 лет назад +189

    I'll talk to you. In 2005 at the age of 26, I was diagnosed with Renal Cell Carcinoma. Kidney cancer. Now, here I am 13 years later at the age of 39 and I am cancer free. Its frightening. It sucks. BUT, its manageable. Love ya girl! You got this!

    • @POLITICALLYRICH
      @POLITICALLYRICH 6 лет назад +2

      NotSoSexySingleMom You're awesome, and God bless🙏🖒

    • @korrine888
      @korrine888 6 лет назад

      What lead you to getting the diagnosis? What were your symptoms?

    • @notsosexysinglemom8233
      @notsosexysinglemom8233 6 лет назад

      Korrine Petersen If you'd like to email me privately, I will gladly share my story with you! Notsosexysinglemom@gmail.com

    • @korrine888
      @korrine888 6 лет назад

      Yes please! What’s your email?

    • @notsosexysinglemom8233
      @notsosexysinglemom8233 6 лет назад

      Korrine Petersen notsosexysinglemom@gmail.com

  • @hannahgandon
    @hannahgandon 6 лет назад +174

    I know a lot of people are saying they’re sorry and feel horrible, as do I. But Megan, you’re so strong and so is your family. Everyone around you is here to support you, including your audience. I know Cancer can be beyond terrifying, especially when you’re the one diagnosed with it, but I know that in the end things will work out as they should and it’s all part of your Gods plan for your family. I wish you all the best and send your family all the love and support possible no matter what, even if you didn’t receive this diagnosis. ❤️

    • @OurHappyTribe
      @OurHappyTribe 6 лет назад +2

      Hannah Gandon well said. I totally agree.

  • @aurorasaldana8974
    @aurorasaldana8974 6 лет назад +128

    There is never anything anyone can say that will make you feel better, but be strong and rely on your faith. The Universe works in strange ways. You are home with your family in a familiar place where you have a network of people who love you. You have to see it that way and think that if you were in Europe it would be a much different thing. You WILL get through this!

    • @jayx6766
      @jayx6766 6 лет назад +3

      Aurora Saldana Your kind words are amazing. I’m sure they all appreciate it 100%!!!

    • @lesliebillb3639
      @lesliebillb3639 6 лет назад +1

      Aurora Saldana ... Excellent point. Things are part of a larger plan, I think. Be well Meghan and may God heal you.

    • @astheyroamnz
      @astheyroamnz 6 лет назад +1

      Such beautiful words...

  • @treciahamm2931
    @treciahamm2931 6 лет назад +26

    Hang in there. In 99 I was diagnosed with a rare form of oral cancer (non smoker and non drinker), lost my lower left jaw replaced with bone / skin from my leg which resulted in a big scar BUT no chemo and here I am still cancer free. Scarey but going thru these things has ways of strengthening our faith. You will be in my prayers.

  • @timcombes9054
    @timcombes9054 6 лет назад +237

    Meghan,
    First of all, you are very normal to have those feelings you described. You are very fortunate to catch this early. And you are going to be deluged by advice from everyone, so mine is hardly helpful. But I will tell you my experience. Four years ago,I had melanoma on my left temple. The biopsy identified it, then I had a fairly large size of skin removed which healed nicely. Fortunately for me, that was all that was needed for it. I also had throat cancer 5 years ago which required radiation. Since then I have had good reports every time it is checked.
    I say all that to say this: every time is different and every treatment is unique. And, with God's grace, I have survived those and am still an active Christian man who can share my story and encourage others in similar circumstances. I believe the same for you, young lady. With His grace, you too will survive this little interruption in your life. And I believe that you will be a stalwart example for your children who love you very much.
    May God shower you with His peace and comfort throughout this ordeal!

    • @moxeyjc
      @moxeyjc 6 лет назад +10

      Tim you are lovely.

    • @EmilyBoltz
      @EmilyBoltz 6 лет назад +1

      You have every right to feel any feeling you have. Know that - it doesn’t matter how serious it’s a tough piece of news to get. We are here with prayers every step of the way

    • @Seastorm-nh8cv
      @Seastorm-nh8cv 6 лет назад +1

      @Megan and @Tim Combes Thank you, both for sharing. I had a mole removed from my left cheek under my left eye [that was benign] thank you, God. All those feelings came back as I watched your video and read some comments. My story was written in our local newspaper. People were coming into the Bakery I was working at and had all kinds of questions. Let me just add this - my story was in the paper because I answered a question from one of the columnists "Do you have concerns about your health and do not have the money to go to the doctor." It was a journey through paperwork to get funding, drs appts and very easy surgery . God sends us Blessings in strange ways...but He always follows through! ❤️

    • @applejellypucci
      @applejellypucci 6 лет назад

      My dad got throat cancer and he treated it with radiation, too. He had a cough for 2 weeks that wasn't going away. Glad you're still here, Tim.

  • @familyiseverything5799
    @familyiseverything5799 6 лет назад +137

    I am mom of 6 living with cancer. I do monthly chemo injections for mine and it will never go away. You will be ok. I feel like you're in shock. Moms are not suppose to get cancer! Cancer is a horrible word. Sending positive thoughts from Florida. Hang in there.. it's ok to cry♥️

    • @soblessed4766
      @soblessed4766 6 лет назад +7

      I will be praying for you too...I am a melanoma survivor....it is in remission but I do have to go to doc every 6 months for a checkup....May God Bless You and your Family!! @Family is everything....~Deb~

    • @familyiseverything5799
      @familyiseverything5799 6 лет назад +4

      So Blessed! You have no idea how I needed that..thank you💕

    • @clayedwards5183
      @clayedwards5183 6 лет назад +3

      Sending you both thoughts and prayers!

    • @loretta8719
      @loretta8719 6 лет назад +6

      Me too mom of 7 with metastatic breast cancer . Have had it four years now .

    • @nataliedeyton6829
      @nataliedeyton6829 6 лет назад +5

      My of 5 been battling stage 3b cancer. Daily chemo and radiation

  • @katiek1856
    @katiek1856 6 лет назад +25

    I’m glad you are open about this. You never know how many lives you might save by sharing this very alarming experience. Praying for you my dear 🙏🏻

  • @nataliedeyton6829
    @nataliedeyton6829 6 лет назад +28

    A few days before 29th bday I found I had stage 3b cancer. Doctors gave me less 10% to live more than a few months. That was 8 years ago. After so much chemo and radiation and so much more. I'm still fighting daily. Praise God

  • @alyssadurkin8097
    @alyssadurkin8097 6 лет назад +43

    Please don't take this the wrong way, YOU ARE SO LUCKY! I am a mum if 5 been through a hysterectomy and double mastectomy - one day at a time, I am here through the love I have for my children and each day I pray for anyone who goes through similar - you be positive and mentally you are strong it can be so much worse sending you best wishes you can get through it

    • @alihively6289
      @alihively6289 6 лет назад +1

      Alyssa Durkin as a daughter of a cancer survivor who went through the same things hysterectomy and then three months later got diagnosed so many emotions four years cancer free this year I'm so thankful for my mom

    • @alyssadurkin8097
      @alyssadurkin8097 6 лет назад

      Ali Hively oh that is so good, I do hope your Mum is keeping well, hold her close with all your love, it means so much, my very best wishes and love to everyone who has shared a cancer story, don't be afraid to show your emotions it's natural and scary - every day is a blessing xxx

  • @hearsthewater
    @hearsthewater 6 лет назад +62

    *13 year cancer survivor here* The emotional process one goes through once they hear those words is such a huge range of things. It is totally normal and OK to feel both grateful and scared at the same time or to feel sad and worried. Any emotion you feel because of this diagnosis is normal because it is YOURS. I will be praying for you, and you will be amazed when you get through the other side, amazed at all of the ways Heavenly Father cares for you, and His presence in your life evidenced by the kindness of your friends and family. BTW, expect a range of emotions from your kids as well, even though they have seen you be casual about it, they will still be scared and confused as well. Praying for y'all.

    • @luvangelmyers2731
      @luvangelmyers2731 6 лет назад +5

      hearsthewater 🙏🏽Bless you. Almost 5 year Breast Cancer survivor here. And you are so so right. Meagan you have every right to feel however you feel. You are a strong, loving wife and mother. So keep fighting because they all need you. Sending luv and prayers from Va🙏🏽❤️

    • @EnglishVirgo
      @EnglishVirgo 6 лет назад

      Life is just different after those words. Just knowing that our body grows cancer is just not nice at all. It doesnt have to change life in a negative way or depressive way, but there is just something inside that changes. I am five years out and my life is pretty much BC and AC and I am just not the same as I used to be. Mine was kidney cancer.

  • @Morgan-pi8yf
    @Morgan-pi8yf 6 лет назад +38

    Megan, this was it for me. I've been putting off making the appointment. You and I share the same coloring. I just called. Thanks for talking about it. I've had quite a few family members with skin cancer and even a great grandparent pass away from it. Just because your news wasn't the worst imaginable, doesn't make it any less hard to deal with. You're ahead of me by a few steps, so I am interested to see what the actual appointment is like.

  • @margeoconnor166
    @margeoconnor166 6 лет назад +16

    It's okay to cry. Stamp your feet, swear, lament and be pissed. If it was okay for Job to do it in front of God, it's okay for you to do it too. Anger can be healthy when it is recognized and acknowledged. Later other emotions will arise including joy and gratitude, but be here now with the one in front of you. Prayers for your new journey.

  • @FamilyTravelVlog
    @FamilyTravelVlog 6 лет назад +187

    I never knew skin cancer was most common on the legs. I would have thought the face or chest as well. I’m so glad you got it checked!! And for sharing this video. Sending love from Australia.

    • @pyrobronson1779
      @pyrobronson1779 6 лет назад +4

      Melanoma is horrible, if you have an oddly shaped mole that's growing in size and splotchy looking you should always consult with a dermatologist. For females the legs are the most common site i guess for men it's the chest.

    • @michellemartin4847
      @michellemartin4847 6 лет назад +6

      I have Melanoma and are from Australia ... the first one I got was actually on my lower right arm...I have a horrible scar BUT I am alive. That was the choice if I had not had it removed within the next month I would not be here now. I had a second one on my back 6 months later and just continue to fight.. Skin Cancer is the worst cancer as it is incredibly smart and outsmarts any medicine we have for it. Get checked everyone...

    • @Seastorm-nh8cv
      @Seastorm-nh8cv 6 лет назад

      Thank You

    • @CindiLeeCusimano
      @CindiLeeCusimano 6 лет назад +2

      Michelle Martin my brother was the same way. He was 48 with a Stage III Melanoma on his back. It was no bigger than a pencil eraser. He went back for a wide excision and has a hole the size of a cereal bowl in the middle of his back but he is still here. If he had not gone when he did they said he would have been gone in 2-3 months. Getting them checked is and not having it be anything is better than the alternative. Thank you for sharing.

    • @danielleantony9971
      @danielleantony9971 6 лет назад +8

      Yeah a girl called Emily on utube battled it for 7 years! She recently passed tho so sad! She was a massive inspiration, hers was her leg too x

  • @pammiedoodle8693
    @pammiedoodle8693 6 лет назад +48

    Join the club!
    Treatable and who cares about scars?
    Just had my full body scan today after having skin cancer removed 6 mos ago.
    Turn it over to the Lord🙏✝️

    • @pammiedoodle8693
      @pammiedoodle8693 6 лет назад +4

      hallieshouse13 yeah, I guess my comment didn’t come across correctly.
      I didn’t mean it sarcastically.
      My scar is down my entire right cheek on my face and I kinda look at it as a “battle scar”😉
      Thanks for your well wishes😊

  • @TheJmk1962
    @TheJmk1962 6 лет назад +246

    You got it early, it will be ok, have faith Meghan

    • @dmcnamara9859
      @dmcnamara9859 6 лет назад +3

      TheJmk1962:
      It's pretty common for Mormons,Orthodox Jews,Amish,etc. to have a higher rate of medical Problems do to in-breeding....it's a no-brainer. I used to be friends with a LDS family,every kid had Leukemia...and they kept having more kids in hopes of using them as bone-marrow donors,,etc.....and their mom was quite nutty;using their kids probably in hopes of getting more attention,etc......quite sick the way some people live and deliberately do harmful things all in the way of religion or whatever.

    • @amandahowey9928
      @amandahowey9928 6 лет назад +14

      D McNamara why on earth would you choose to make a rude comment at a time like this? If you don't have anything kind or uplifting to say, don't say anything. Disgusting.

    • @lindamay917
      @lindamay917 6 лет назад +16

      are you for real what a horrible thing for you to say. Its not just Mormons or jews or amish or anyone in particular gets singled out for cancer. Its in all walks of life I believe in God but he took my father with cancer at 40 yrs old with 8 kids and no I am not jewish or mormon or amish, My family is PA dutch or german. You do not have the right to judge anyone. Maybe you should follow what i told my kids if you don't have anything nice to say do not say anything.

    • @jackeysmith19
      @jackeysmith19 6 лет назад +12

      D McNamara please delete your comment it’s just so uncalled for

    • @dmcnamara9859
      @dmcnamara9859 6 лет назад +1

      Amanda Howey:
      Oh what I said was not Politically Correct? too bad the truth stuck a chord? Here's a little more info for you. A LDS girl I was involved with (a triangle situation)back in my high-school days....she chose to marry her distant cousin...where if you looked at their family tree...they were blood-related....some of her sons....the Knoorps ages...have serious medical problems.
      In LDS culture,it's quite common for the family DNA tree to be one giant circle..related to this person and that person...going all the way back to the LDS Founders.
      Anyone that walks into a Potential DNA malady minefield...it should not come as a surprise....little empathy empathy or sympathy from me or any other rational person. Two people likely carrying a "unwanted" Recessive gene will likely spawn problematic unwanted (yet predictable) Medical issues.

  • @beenafarooq9511
    @beenafarooq9511 6 лет назад +54

    I never knew i would ever develop a connection to some people through youtube but i did with you ppl dont worry just keep moving ahead take it as something to get done with its lucky that it can be removed you will be fine in next to no time! Lots of prayers and strength your way! ❤️

  • @lisaw1085
    @lisaw1085 6 лет назад +22

    I'm grateful you are back in the states and settled somewhere to deal with this. You've caught it early! Hang in there ♡♥♡

  • @loriannc9302
    @loriannc9302 6 лет назад +49

    Meghan.....In tears with you. I can't imagine that feeling. I hate that you are having to go through this. Why do good people have bad things happen to them? I don't know, I lost my son from a motorcycle accident when he was 19 years old and had to dig deep into my faith. But I know you trust Jesus and His love will speak to you. . We are not promised a perfect life on this earth, but in the one to come. Praying the Lord calm your nerves and bring healing to your leg.

    • @juliehowman3912
      @juliehowman3912 6 лет назад +1

      Maranatha Manor bad stuff happens to good people, but life never makes us face more than we can endure. None of us get out of life alive. Burying a child goes against the natural order of things in life and my heart grieves with you over the loss of your young son. People who have faith can rest in the comfort of it, these trials are known to drive people further into their faith or further from it. Both my parents ultimately lost their lives due to complications of their cancer. My sister has just finished her first round of treatment for cancer too. It see us the good are the first to be afflicted by these trials but That does not mean their God is any less benevolent or their standing with God more compromised. My mother lived a biblical faith and her counsel has always resonated with me. "God promises that though we pass through the valley of death he will comfort us. He does not promise the absence of affliction, but merely the deliverance through it." So yes bad things happen to good people, disease strikes without prejudice, preference or predestiny... Hang in there

    • @astheyroamnz
      @astheyroamnz 6 лет назад

      Bless your soul. I cannot imagine how painful that must have been for you. Your words to Meghan were so beautiful. Im sure she was comforted by them

  • @reborne5118
    @reborne5118 6 лет назад +20

    Just thought I’d comment to show my support. My father is battling Stage 4 cancer which sadly was caught too late. You are strong and support comes a long way when you’re dealing with something like this. Sending all my love your way

  • @denisesalisbury6578
    @denisesalisbury6578 6 лет назад +7

    Megan. I have cancer to stage 4 Ewings and everything your feeling is normal. Just live in the moment and take care of those babies. Everything will fall into place. When i saw the headline i cried. Take care and remember we all love you.

  • @AmyLouiseYT
    @AmyLouiseYT 6 лет назад +55

    My mom had that same kind and level of skin cancer back in 2004. It was on her upper arm. She made me take her and I sat in while it was removed. I won't lie, it was gross. AND I'm glad I witnessed it so I can take care of my skin. ,
    My mom has been fine ever since. I pray that the procedure went well and you heal up quickly. 🙏🏻💖

  • @TheWallaceReboot
    @TheWallaceReboot 6 лет назад +46

    I'm behind on all the channels I watch, but definitely caught my attention with this title!! Watching now. Hope all is well, love you guys!

  • @adriennescott5599
    @adriennescott5599 6 лет назад +8

    I know the range of emotions you’re feeling. My sister had stage 3 melanoma on her neck. It was removed and biopsied and when it came back as melanoma she was put to sleep and they took a chunk out of her neck. But she has had no recurrence after 2 years and all is well. I’m sure you will be also ❤️❤️❤️ Love you guys!

  • @missrivka770
    @missrivka770 6 лет назад +6

    I know this may not be of comfort now but all I could think of is how Gd works in the most amazing ways
    He called you home from your travels and this must be why- so you can be surrounded by the best care in your home rather than on the road.
    As us Jews say - Refuah Shleima- may you have a complete recovery ❤️

  • @alisonbell4990
    @alisonbell4990 6 лет назад

    I know there’s no good type of cancer, but of all the cancers to get this is definitely one that you will conquer. You’re so strong and resilient, you got this Meghan!

  • @Judymontel
    @Judymontel 6 лет назад +27

    Wow, thank you both for sharing something both so private and so terrifying with us - you are making your experience into something that really helps people. Praying and thinking good thoughts your way - I salute your courage and honesty more than I can say.

  • @eurekasprings92
    @eurekasprings92 6 лет назад +3

    I lost my dad to colon cancer in 2002 and I just lost my mom to pancreatic cancer a few days ago. Miss her so much it hurts. So the word cancer scares me. So glad you caught it early. But what I do know is we serve a Great Big God who never fails us. Placing you in our daily prayers. God is good! Bless you!!

    • @jenb7875
      @jenb7875 5 лет назад

      I know your comment is from awhile ago but, I hope my comment finds you well and I am sorry for your losses💕

  • @Becky6638
    @Becky6638 6 лет назад

    Sending you big hugs! I'll never forget the day my dad told me he had prostate cancer, it was one of the worst days of my life. Luckily he's kicked it's butt and is pretty much back to his normal self. It's so good you've been to the doctors early. You know your body better than anyone else, you know what's normal for you and its important that if you notice something not normal then you need to get it checked, no matter how big or small it is. My dad caught it early which helped him immensely.

  • @Ze2Be
    @Ze2Be 6 лет назад

    I have just finished a year of treatment for Stage 3b Colon Cancer and I am 67 years young, I survived and so will you. The most important advice I can give you is to keep that positive attitude, it will serve you well along with your faith. It isn’t easy, but it is very fortunate that you found it when you did. You will find an amazing support system here on You Tube and I will tell you that your life is out there, but there will be days when you don’t want to talk to anyone and there will be days when you want to pour your heart out, do what you want, it’s your life.

  • @DanGalla
    @DanGalla 6 лет назад +14

    Get well soon Megan!!! Sending love and positive vibes!

  • @jeannebrinkman8889
    @jeannebrinkman8889 6 лет назад +3

    Be strong Megan!!! Crying is a good release♥️
    God will guide you through this and your family ✝️
    You will help others by sharing the importance of skin checks and sun care.😊
    You’ve got this girl💪🏻
    Much love♥️.....
    A loyal viewer Jeanne 😍

  • @temper44
    @temper44 6 лет назад

    Did you guys notice how well Mike handled the situation? He didn't freak out, he didn't say needless things to fill the airtime.. he just let Megan talk and he was there as a rock if needed. I mean, they have 9 kids his mind must be racing right now. But he was just awesome.

  • @crazylovingit1
    @crazylovingit1 6 лет назад

    In 2000, I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer that reoccurred 3 times, but thank the Lord I've been in remission since 2009. God is good and He's got this, Megan. Praying for you, as I'm sure are many of your subbies, that God will give the doctors wisdom and the skill needed, remove your fears and give you peace, and for a smooth, quick recovery. Hugs & Prayers....

  • @tashc6213
    @tashc6213 6 лет назад +7

    I’m sorry you’re going through this. I just had a basil cell skin cancer removed from right near my eye. I was terrified about the scaring but it looks fantastic. You are incredibly lucky the melanoma had no roots, that is absolutely wonderful!! Concentrate on the positive and you will get through this and have a battle wound to add to your story. Sending lots of love and peace xxxxxxxxxx🇦🇺

  • @vivianwilliams2216
    @vivianwilliams2216 6 лет назад +18

    Megan praying for you, it's good you guys have a home now and family you can reach out to, Stay Blessed, stay incuraged,

  • @TaxLady415
    @TaxLady415 6 лет назад

    Thank you for your honesty and not trying to sugarcoat your response to this news. You are blessed and highly favored!! Your rooted in an amazing circle of love from all sides! You've got this!!! Hugs and prayers from Orlando, FL

  • @vigilantnobleman
    @vigilantnobleman 6 лет назад

    My grandma is a 35 yr breast cancer survivor. The Lord gave her a piece of scripture to stand on, and he brought her through. He's watching over you. Praying for you.

  • @SuperSunshinesue
    @SuperSunshinesue 6 лет назад +5

    Megan sweetheart...we love you so very much and our best healing prayers are flying your way. Cry when you need to and bathe in the warmth and love of your incredible family. No stress for blogs or anything ...you are a diamond young lady...with a huge heart..blessings.

  • @motherdaughtersister
    @motherdaughtersister 6 лет назад +7

    Dear dear Megan, I am praying for you right now. At this moment your procedure is done. I hope your spirits are a bit better now that it's over. Regardless, you're in my prayers.

  • @hollowhills13
    @hollowhills13 6 лет назад +2

    My family has been touched by so much cancer, we’ve almost been trampled. When I saw the title of your video, my heart dropped. But, from what you’ve said, and from what I understand, you are one of the very fortunate people who will get through this! If you don’t need cancer treatment whatsoever, they caught it early, and they don’t feel there’s anything to worry about after the procedure. I never thought I could feel a connection with a family on RUclips, but I do with yours. It almost feels like my extended family, mainly because mine is so big to begin with. You being so many smiles to so many people, and you will continue to do so. Good luck!

  • @stephaniejohnson689
    @stephaniejohnson689 6 лет назад

    Megan, I, and thousands of others know how very strong you are. You and your family inspire me others everyday through your positivity, perseverance, and faith. I know in my heart that you and your family will make it out of this stronger and for the better. Sending my love and all my prayers❤️

  • @madelovinglycrochet
    @madelovinglycrochet 6 лет назад +4

    Sorry to hear that news Meghan sending best wishes for a full and speedy recovery xx

  • @destany9591
    @destany9591 6 лет назад +7

    I am thinking of you I am surprised they told you over the phone and not called you to the office. You got this!!!

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  • @Lilbooknerd
    @Lilbooknerd 6 лет назад

    I just wanted to say that I think of you and your family every single day, and you guys have made my life happier. Thank you for making videos, and I hope you recover well from your surgery!

  • @ShirleyWiggerman
    @ShirleyWiggerman 6 лет назад

    Prayers for you and your family. The fact that you were even able to blog this at all is amazing. You are an incredibly strong woman. I would have broke down crying the rest of the day. You have an super great husband and children. I want to cry with you. Hugs to you and prayers as well.

  • @kathybrannon8166
    @kathybrannon8166 6 лет назад +5

    Yes, it’s really terrifying to have a doctor tell you that you have the dreaded “C” word. I was told the same 4 years ago. Uterine Cancer. You let yourself think of all the awful things going on in your body and all the awful things you’re going to go through to be healed and healthy. They not knowing was the worst part. Thankfully a hysterectomy took care of my cancer. I have checkups every 6 months and will probably move to once a year checkups after this year. I am going to pray for you to have amazing results and for you to be healed and healthy soon! Look to God and lean on him. You are faithful and that will carry you through no matter what. Blessing to you and your sweet family. 😘

  • @ajalaxmi
    @ajalaxmi 6 лет назад +5

    my husband (39) had cancer , it was veeery hard but its over and he is happy and fit now

  • @latashabellamy2056
    @latashabellamy2056 6 лет назад

    You get the right to feel what you are feeling. Cancer sucks at any stage if you ask me. I literally JUST found your channel today and I am praying for the best and for your peace of mind.

  • @Shelleyc1972
    @Shelleyc1972 6 лет назад

    I just want to say you have the right to be angry, sad, scared. You owe no one an apology or to remind them it could be worse. Its super important to honor all your feelings! I am praying for you daily!

  • @armani3013
    @armani3013 6 лет назад +36

    Never clicked so fast in my life😩

  • @carolynbeckman6607
    @carolynbeckman6607 6 лет назад +15

    Don't claim it at the same time treat it....my son was diagnosed with leukemia. ...don't let it get you down praying for you

    • @monicaw5036
      @monicaw5036 6 лет назад +1

      Carolyn Beckman prayers for your son and you🙏❤🙏

    • @carolynbeckman6607
      @carolynbeckman6607 6 лет назад

      Thank you

    • @julieannjensenwhitesell1106
      @julieannjensenwhitesell1106 6 лет назад

      Praying for you Son.

    • @ejwilliams2002
      @ejwilliams2002 6 лет назад

      My daughter also...I understand. Love and prayers for your son. ❤🙏🏾
      I feel the same way about not claiming it...I say "she was diagnosed" also. Thank God she reached remission early and it was low risk.

  • @julieannestaub1502
    @julieannestaub1502 6 лет назад

    Prayers for you! Asking God to bring you peace and healing. I am a 25 year melanoma survivor and a 3 year breast cancer survivor. Those are hard days, but so glad you got it early.

  • @malkalevanna1071
    @malkalevanna1071 6 лет назад

    Meghan,
    You are such a beautiful person and such a light in this world. I'll be praying for you. G-d knows that you are strong and can fight through this. You are so loved Meghan, and I know that the Knorpp and South community will be saying a prayer for you. Sending you so much love.

  • @mindyvanhorn3199
    @mindyvanhorn3199 6 лет назад +15

    I'm so sorry Megan, that's not the news you wanted, however, I'm so happy it didn't progress to stage 4. It is a wake up call for the rest of us! Thanks for sharing, I hope you heal well!

  • @annahorton650
    @annahorton650 6 лет назад +6

    Grateful you caught it early. Good thoughts coming your way as you go through the surgery. I had a tumor removed from my hip and he had to take a big " hunk" out. But let me assure you...it heals and there is this scar that is barely visible. Hugs.

  • @loro9385
    @loro9385 6 лет назад

    As a survivor, I can assure you that God will see you through this. The day my faith family gathered around to pray for me is such a meaningful memory. Many of my students came to me that day to comfort me with their promise to pray for me. I believe children have a straight shot to the heart of God. Mine was caught early so I had radiation, but no chemo. My two year check is coming up ironically on our 42nd anniversary. God is good. He will carry you. You have a wide support of faith and prayer. Relax and let the lesson flow. God loves you.

  • @LuvMyGeek1
    @LuvMyGeek1 6 лет назад +1

    Isint it amazing that you set up your home base, established your kids in the community for support, have a stable home to recover in when this hit you? You were traveling the world with your family when you suddenly had an urge to settle in for a while, and in your other videos you commented over and over again that you didn't know why you felt that way. Seems like someone knew what was going to be on you plate, and was calling you to prepare. You didn't even know it at the time, but here you are. Amazing. Thank you for sharing.

  • @cindynewberry6023
    @cindynewberry6023 6 лет назад +5

    Sending prayers for a speedy recovery! 🙏🙏🙏

  • @GingerBeardedDad
    @GingerBeardedDad 6 лет назад +96

    Im not religious but I'm praying for you

  • @maggie2sticks717
    @maggie2sticks717 6 лет назад

    You can do this! My husband had a huge mole removed and it was cancer. It wasn't the most fun diagnosis, but he had the thing removed. If was on his chest. It left a scar, but he's alive! The worst part was he couldn't lift his arm for a few weeks because of the cut in the muscle. Pray. Talk. Be grateful. Let Mike and the kids help as much as possible. You have an army of people praying for you. I agree the anger makes you cranky and being cranky is a symptom of being scared. You'll have to be careful in the sun, but that's not bad. We all love you!

  • @inlandcldy
    @inlandcldy 6 лет назад

    Cancer is such a frightening word in our vocabulary. We hear the word and immediately expect the worst! You have a lot going for you, Megan. Stage 2, no apparent roots and quick removal. You have a fantastic support system with your husband and family. Yet it’s still frightening because it’s the unknown. Rely on your strong faith and lean on those who love you. You will have many people praying for you! Sending you healing prayers and asking The Great Physician guide your doctor’s hands.

  • @Fireonmyaltsrneverburnout
    @Fireonmyaltsrneverburnout 6 лет назад +14

    God bless you. God heal you. God help you and comfort you and cover you with his precious blood. You got this Megan you can do it. You are going to get through this. God will bring you through. Cry out to God. He will hear you. XXXX OOOO

  • @robertatonumaipea3093
    @robertatonumaipea3093 6 лет назад +23

    I just lost my mother to stage 4 cancer a few days ago I hate cancer I'm praying for you

    • @diannedare8798
      @diannedare8798 6 лет назад +6

      Roberta Tonumaipe'a I’m so sorry for your loss... I lost my mother to colon cancer 22 yrs ago. It will take time but it will get easier... prayers for you.

    • @robertatonumaipea3093
      @robertatonumaipea3093 6 лет назад +2

      Thank you

    • @scant14dont
      @scant14dont 6 лет назад

      Sorry for your loss

    • @lanav163
      @lanav163 6 лет назад +1

      Sorry for your loss. I lost my Dad to Stage 4 cancer almost 10 years ago and my Mother-n-law same thing last fall. I will pray for you.

    • @robertatonumaipea3093
      @robertatonumaipea3093 6 лет назад

      Lana V thank you and I'm sorry about your dad and mother in law praying for u as well

  • @Tayplussizelife
    @Tayplussizelife 6 лет назад

    My mom survived breast cancer twice. Once when I was 3 years old and again 30 years later. She is now 63 and retired this year and is living her best life. Your going to be great.

  • @slatsinhi
    @slatsinhi 6 лет назад

    I was diagnosed with breast cancer last year and had a double mastectomy, but mine was caught early! Praying for you! God Bless! Good news is you are back home and have family close by! Be strong!

  • @dgaonniz4
    @dgaonniz4 6 лет назад +4

    I feel like you need a big, long hug. Sending love. ❤️

  • @clarasantos2671
    @clarasantos2671 6 лет назад +3

    I hope you're okay and I wish you the best.
    You're a beautiful strong and independent woman you can do this 🤗
    I am praying for you!

  • @valroberts1527
    @valroberts1527 6 лет назад

    As I watched your previous video I was thinking how happy & settled the kids seemed with having a home base and friends coming by. Now this! Wow...You have every right to cry, be anxious and whatever other emotions you feel. Sending best wishes for you and praying for the most positive outcome. ❤️

  • @angiegracie6954
    @angiegracie6954 6 лет назад

    My friend’s mother had a major parts of her face removed and looking at her, the plastic surgeon did an amazing job. You would never know and she’s been fine for years. ❤️

  • @faithfifield7278
    @faithfifield7278 6 лет назад +4

    It does suck, but from your vlogs I see your are a women with a very strong Faith. You know the great healer and he is still in the Miracle working business. It is scary and that is how life works. His Grace is sufficient and you will get thru. Prays for you

  • @Beautyinthebreakdown.
    @Beautyinthebreakdown. 6 лет назад +28

    No way! Sending prayers ☀️

  • @globetrekkermel
    @globetrekkermel 6 лет назад

    A 12-year survivor of breast cancer here. Meghan, you are in my meditation. Watching your video is exactly what I felt when I was diagnosed 12 years ago. I am with you. Sending peace and healing energy your way.

  • @debbihuff6870
    @debbihuff6870 6 лет назад

    So sorry to hear about your diagnosis. Hearing one has cancer is like the wind knocked out of your sails. It's surreal. It's like you're frozen in that moment but everything around you is moving. It is perfectly normal to have the roller coaster of emotions. Watching your vlog took me back to my own diagnosis. I felt your pain and so wanted to reach out to you to say "you'll be okay. You caught it early. Trust in yourself and your doctors. You will get through this journey and be stronger for it." My prayers are with you and your family. Stay positive. Sending positive vibes your way.

  • @mccallumjc1
    @mccallumjc1 6 лет назад +3

    I'm sure most people would say that you have to be strong and not allow the cancer to frighten you but you're human and you cant help but feel vulnerable and emotional! I think Megan, you should release all your feelings negative and positive regarding the cancer diagnosis to Jesus who wants to listen (can't help but listen) to you. I'll pray now that the leg operation will go well with you and you'll be cancer free forever!🙏❤️

  • @monicaw5036
    @monicaw5036 6 лет назад +3

    I'm so sorry for your news, my mother had stage 4 on her shoulder which they took more of a deep chunk off of her but then she also had to go to Duke University for immunotherapy. It is where they take her own cancer cells, kill it then inject it back into you. Anyway she had to go back very often and have everything checked to make sure it's all good and it's been I think 25 years now and so far so good. Just take a deep breath, pray about it and know in your heart God will take care of you. You've got so many of us here that love you and your family and we will also keep you in our prayers. Open your heart and feel the love, it will carry you thru. Take care and just rest. See this is another reason everything fell into place when you came home. God blessed you with being home and in your home while you recoup and get on your feet. Most everything happens for a reason, we just don't always see his great plan until later. Take care and God Bless you❤🙏❤🙏❤🙏❤

  • @paularedden1109
    @paularedden1109 6 лет назад

    You are allowed to be sad, angry, bummed out, cry your eyes out. Then you will get up and take care of it. Love , prayers and hugs for you all.

  • @kakelinga
    @kakelinga 6 лет назад

    Aw Megan, I am so sorry about your diagnosis. I myself am a 4 year cancer survivor of stage 3 intestinal neuro-endocrine cancer. There are no adequate words. Just take one day at a time. Your doctor will stage it and will determine the best course of treatment for you. {{{Hugs.}}} Remember that God is in control. It will take time to process all of this and you need to allow yourself to cry and go through all the emotions. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. Hang in there.

  • @glendaruff125
    @glendaruff125 6 лет назад +3

    It is hard to like videos like this. Glad they caught it. Good for people to catch things like this early instead of putting it off.

  • @reeleesweet2
    @reeleesweet2 6 лет назад +3

    I was hoping this was click bait but we know what it is, we know how to treat it, we’re getting/got something done about it. 💪🏽🙌🏽

  • @standupstandout9636
    @standupstandout9636 5 лет назад

    My son has Gorlin’s Syndrome and had had multiple MOHS procedures. He has survived melanoma. It is stressful, he’s lost a lot of skin (mostly facial, back and head.). I have a love/hate with our cancer dr, but I am incredibly grateful and very blessed that he has us on a schedule. While he is continually getting procedures, and getting “chunks” of skin removed I just remember he can handle it and I can too. #cancersucks #godsgotit

  • @suzannearmstrong4271
    @suzannearmstrong4271 6 лет назад

    Sending love and prayers to you... 2x cancer survivor here with 2 different types. I used to stand in the shower and cry because it was the only uninterrupted place I could go. Let your husband and family love on you all they want to as you heal from surgery. Eat well... laugh and chill out with Netflix. You got this!!! ❌⭕️❌⭕️💟💜💟

  • @wheeliegirl0
    @wheeliegirl0 6 лет назад +4

    im glad you went to see someone and caught it early...its a great lesson for your kids..my sisters ...2 of them, had same on their face..good luck to you.

  • @glendaruff125
    @glendaruff125 6 лет назад +6

    Surely you have someone at your church who will pray with you. That is what you need.

  • @ashleighmorrell2173
    @ashleighmorrell2173 6 лет назад

    Hi Megan, I'm a survivor of childhood cancer, and now worried about cancer again. You will get through this! I know it's hard. Just try and stay positive. I know that's hard to do.

  • @yolandajohnson7725
    @yolandajohnson7725 6 лет назад

    Cancer is a loser and you guys are amazing! Wishing you all good things, speedy recovery and happy, positive vibes!!! You've got this Momma Knorpp.

  • @loveutricia01
    @loveutricia01 6 лет назад +16

    My grandfather has stage 4 colon cancer for 6 years now but thankfully is doing well for his age and his condition. As a family we decided not to tell him about his condition because we know that would make his condition 10x worse, because he stresses about being a burden to his family which is not the case. He never went to chemo because the doctor told us that his body couldn't take it due to his age, as of now he takes medicines prescribed to him aswell as organic alternatives, mainly eating healthy and herbal mediclines. He lives on top of a mountain in the philippines goes on hike every single day and his doctors lessen the prescribe medicines and just let him go full herbal. I suggest you look into some alternatives and always have god as your strength, he will do the rest 💕💕💕💕

  • @brendad940
    @brendad940 6 лет назад +9

    Praying for you. Sending love from Vancouver Washington ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @Mariam-yc3yh
    @Mariam-yc3yh 6 лет назад

    Its great the you're open about it because it's better to talk about it than keep it a secret, you'll always know that you have our love, support and prayers. Hope the procedure goes well! ❤️❤️

  • @tamipeterson5872
    @tamipeterson5872 6 лет назад

    Thank you Megan for sharing this with us! Because, I too have a weird mole on my leg. And for a couple years now, I've been saying to myself "Oh, that is nothing"! You saying something makes me know I need to get this checked out. So, it just happens to be my regular doctor appointment is at the end of this month & I'm finally gonna show my doctor. Because, you made me know how important it is! So, Thank You! You may have just saved my life! Prayers for you!

  • @leonaweltzer4023
    @leonaweltzer4023 6 лет назад +3

    Vulnerable and not in control would be natural emotions as well. As in grief, a lot of different emotions, waves of them, and not always easy to identify. Okay to cry for release.

  • @insidedianeslife2456
    @insidedianeslife2456 6 лет назад +7

    It is all relevant. Stage 2 cancer is better than stage 4. No cancer is better than stage 2. I think that is where we all want to be... NO CANCER! Hang in there and thanks for sharing your personal journey.

  • @brneyestx
    @brneyestx 6 лет назад

    Stay strong, breath and trust the plan. I've named my many melanoma scars, from my face, neck, chest, leg and back. Add humor into the situation and think of the people who will go to the doctor to get checked now because of you! Prayers and hugs, remember the scars remind us life is not easy but worth the fight!

  • @shielamargaretanderson437
    @shielamargaretanderson437 6 лет назад

    I'm so sorry that you are facing this challenge, but so glad that you've caught it early and are having prompt treatment. It's wonderful that Mike is there to support you, and you don't have to face this alone. Get well soon and all my love to you and all your family. Xxxxxxx

  • @fleetwoodmak
    @fleetwoodmak 6 лет назад +6

    sending prayers and good vibes your way💖

  • @mjking9019
    @mjking9019 6 лет назад +5

    Sorry you have cancer, but glad it was diagnosed early on. Getting diagnosed isn't easy and everyone handles it differently. It's a process and you need to go through it.
    I was a secretary in a hospital and worked in the oncology department, it's an unwritten rule that getting cancer treatment/surgery etc.. of any kind means your family spoils you and does all the housework and you get to do what you want. (And ice cream during the first month has no calories)

    • @warriorfortruth2838
      @warriorfortruth2838 6 лет назад

      its not a rule you dont have to do any of that i didnt with 70 tumours i healed all naturally nothing an oncology dept can do for anyone her body needs to self heal and that can only be done with diet proven by Gerson Therapy.

    • @mjking9019
      @mjking9019 6 лет назад +3

      NATURAL CANCER HEALING seriously? It's obvious my *UNWRITTEN rule* was a joke, meant to hopefully make her smile and/or laugh

    • @lindsayashton1385
      @lindsayashton1385 6 лет назад

      Mj King I’m really tired of everyone in oncology promoting junk food as if it has no negative effects on the immune system… Which is not working properly… Which is why one gets cancer. Cancer is no joke & is a signal that a person needs to alter their diet, environment, and/or mental & emotional health to heal. Oncology needs to do a little research & do something to actually help people heal instead of treating symptoms (tumors) by cutting, burning, or poisoning. There are other non toxic & non invasive treatments (not that I’m saying she shouldn’t have her mole removed). I know you meant no harm, but it’s a common, harmful, typical oncological mentality. Promoting things like ice cream to people with immune problems needs to STOP!

    • @mjking9019
      @mjking9019 6 лет назад

      Lindsay Ashton first off I'm not in oncology. I used to be a secretary. I'm NOT a doctor, nurse, pharmacist or have any medical training nor have I ever claimed to.
      As for diet: I'm also not a nutritionist or anything like that so it's also not my place to tell anyone how to eat. My ice cream comment was a JOKE and if you don't eat it or have a different opinion, express it/share it in your own comment. My comment was light hearted and apparently people are taking it way too seriously and need to chill.

    • @nancysiemonsma9677
      @nancysiemonsma9677 6 лет назад +1

      I appreciate the Love you're sharing!! Mj King, xoxoxo !!! I'm pretty sure Megan and the Knorpp family will too ...

  • @amy13b
    @amy13b 6 лет назад

    Megan - you have a giant community of love and prayers behind you. I'm thankful you're home where you can get the support you need and your family and friends can lift you up. I'll be keeping you, Mike, and the kids in my prayers.

  • @tanujnamdeo
    @tanujnamdeo 6 лет назад +2

    I have had a lot of cases of cancer in my family. I just want you to be positive. You will get through this. Its just a phase. The youtube family is with you. Loads of love. Just be positive.