I was diagnosed with AML in my bones last October . I opted for hospice right out of the gate at 65. They gave me less than 3 months and I’m still here in July. My reasons were 2 fold, being a chronic pain patient I was terrified my pain wouldn’t be treated and I’m single no kids and the type of mutation I have can only be done with a transplant and that means steroids and that was a no go for me. I’ve way out lived what the doctors told me. Each day is a blessing.
God bless you. Every day is a gift for all of us...however 99% of us (myself included) don't even think about it, and completely take life for granted. I hope you're here for a long time still!
@@tracymay1749 I am extremely sorry for your loss. Forty is so young. Life can be so unpredictable and unfair. Every time I hear people complain about growing old, I always tell them that it's a privilege. Too many people don't get to grow old.
I presented with abnormal appendicitis in the ER. After 3 days and an abnormal CT, they did laparoscopic surgery. I was told upon awakening that shockingly they had discovered my appendix was cancerous. It was fully encapsulated, black and flat and the doctor and pathologist were shocked. I never had chemo or anything because all the margins showed clear. I was checked at 6 months and at a year and then every year since. I am eternally grateful. Had I not insisted that they keep looking because something was wrong, it would quickly have gone in to my colon. My prayers are with you and yours.
You are so fortunate that it was still fully encapsulated and had not exploded spreading it across all your abdominal cavity and organs. That is usually what happens with this type of cancer. There is a gentleman I follow from Australia. He was diagnosed about a year and a half ago with Appendiceal cancer. Unfortunately, it had exploded and spread throughout his abdomen and even the bottom of his diaphragm. He has had very strong chemo and then a very drastic surgery in which a great many of his organs and intestines were removed. He then immediately had a special chemo where they inject hot liquid chemo directly into the abdominal cavity and then move your body around and over to swish that chemo all throughout inside. He has I think 2 doses of that. During his recovery from surgery, he experienced a lot of complications and nearly died. But, he recovered and then about 8 months after that he has just again had another surgery to remove more cancer (much less than last time). He is now in hospital recovering from that. He is a great person though. You should look him up because he has a lot of information and understands this cancer very well. He is Paul in Perth.
Thank You for sharing your story. What a beautiful Family. May you continue with good health. Positive energy from South Africa. I'm a twenty one year cancer survivor. 🙏🇿🇦🤗
This is heartbreaking. You have been through so much. I have had radiation as an infant due to tumors in my trachea, had a thyroid echo my due to pre cancer in my thyroid that would have become cancer if I didn't have my thyroid removed. I went through 2 surgeries and treatment for breast cancer 3 years ago. I didn't go through what you went through, but I am always waiting for something to happen. My family has a cancer gene for colon cancer. I have my colonoscopy set for August. I just put everything in God's hands. I am adding you to my prayer list. You are a strong, brave and amazing woman. God Bless You.
Turning I'm sick into "I'm healing," and reminding yourself that" stage 4 is not a death sentence," sounds like good words to live by .. As someone who doesn't like to travel long distances and take a lot of time off of work it would be very tempting to stick to the nearest facilities but you raise a good point that those aren't always going to be the best options for specialized conditions.
Your cancer sounds like it is PMP appendeceal cancer (adecarcinoma) w/signet, goblet cells. I am also an appendeceal cancer survivor, but for neuroendocrine cancer of the appendix. I also have been NED for 7 years as well. Very recently I have started experiencing upper right quadrant pain (near gallbladder) with pain in the lower back. I know better to advocate for myself. I appreciate your honesty in this video!
@diannehortonpong1388 interesting, I also had a NET tumor in my appendix, 2 years later i started getting the same pain as you and have been for the past 4 years. Dr's keep saying I'm "fine" but the pain is unbearable sometimes. Did you ever find any answers?
You poor girl. It's hard to understand why we have to go through all of this....... I'm praying for a full recovery for you. You are so strong! You are a warrior..... God Bless you and your family and be with them. Take care and keep going as long as you can. You really are a strong woman❤
What an inspiration this beautiful woman is, I had surgery for stg2 colon cancer 18 months ago, the lymph node histology done post op showed no spread of cancerous cells, so my outlook is quite good, admittedly you’re never truly in the clear with these things but it’s the best of a bad job!. How this lady must have felt when she was told of the cancers return I can only imagine, but look at what an intelligent and radiant woman she remains, a true fighter, fantastic, thank you for sharing your story 🙂.
What an uplifting story and viewpoint! Thank you for sharing your story, your pain, and your determination to have a positive view of your life going forward. May you be blessed.
This is so encouraging … I have a recent intestinal duodenal cancer diagnosis and I’m in my 80’s but everything you said is relatable. You have given me a rational way to view this. My summer of chemo has been a challenge but nothing like you have been through. You are so pretty, so bright, and such a loving wife and mother. I can relate to your journey .. 12 yrs ago I had double mastectomy. So that gun to my head as you put it is always tucked away in my thoughts and I try to balance it with affirmations, as I go through another cancer trip. I have a great family …. Thanks so much for sharing your story. Wishing you a long and pain free journey.
Thank you for sharing your story. I cannot imagine what you went thru mentally, physically and the emotional scars it has left behind. You are not only incredibly strong you are an inspiration to people everywhere….❤❤ sending hugs and prayers your way ❤️❤️❤️
The same exact thing just happened to me...had a rare cancer tumor in my appendix same exact label as you had. Goblet Cell Adenocarcinoma...been going to the hospital for lots of testing and a colonoscopy, they are removing a section of my colon in 2 weeks ....it's ranked at stage 2a, they said it's very aggressive....wish I was the only one dealing with this situation, but glad I'm not alone....I was already warned that this most likely will repetitive... At this time they are trying to get ahead of the game and remove a section to give me more time before the next time comes along....I felt so lost about this cancer, from the bottom to the top of my heart thank you so very much for posting this video....I'm sending lots of big hugs....We Got This❤
I agree with you that if you have a rare cancer you absolutely must go to a cancer specialty hospital if you can. I work at one, they have more things available to you such asmore clinical trials and they also perform a greater number of surgical oncology procedures as compared to a surgical oncologist at a regular hospital
I just loss my mom in 2023 stage 4 we had no idea she was that sick she complained for years when we found out they told us it was to late 🥹59 years old she passed 3 months later. The hardest thing I’ve ever experienced on top of loosing my dad in brother back to back.. we neva knew what kind of cancer she had 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾for anyone going through this. It’s a blessing to be able to get help before it’s to late I wish my mom could have received treatments to give us more time
After i had my 2nd child, my appendix presented like yours. They almost didn't take it out because "i didn't look sick enough", but my ultrasound showed i was sick. I told them to please take it out so it was over and done with. After the surgery, the same as you, they found a small tumor. Thankfully, it was small enough that they could take it all out. Interesting to hear of others who have had this. My surgeon and my family Dr, nurses, etc said i was the first person they'd ever met with this. Thanks for sharing.
I also had it I had leaky appendix for many yrs until it ruptured my body went into gangrene sepsis so bk into hospital again I developed a urical also and had to have pus filled abcesses punctured and drained I had lost 5stone over 1 yr pre the appendix event my gp was delighted I kept a photographic diary on my phone for I suffered from ascites several times in hospital my teenage daughter did everything for me and she could smell the gangrenous rot from my body and she begged me to go to hospital with tears in her eyes for I usually took pain meds an then sleep anyhow I was debulked also during the hemicolectomy after the appendectomy I got home I hand on heart felt I'd been sick and asleep for teens of yrs after that necrotic flesh was out I was back in my mid 30s I just couldn't express to anyone how brand new I felt but a cpl days later my temperature was high so despite the surgeons washing the pus out of my abdomen for hours and because I was left with ruptured appendix from early evening until surgery the following late morning the sepsis was right through me I had it for 3 weeks and list another approx 2 stone I lost hair from malnutrition and couldn't bear the smell of food so it was drips in and liquid passed out the sepsis was horrible I was informed I had cancer in my appendix and needed part of my bladder removed also my omentum and lymph glands too which were clear but it almost killed me I was given a 5yr survival prognosis I'm just finishing my 3rd yr I had goblet cell carcinoid adenocarcinoma iv only recently learned of HIPEC and PIPEC its for those who aren't suitable for HIPEC as far as I could find out HIPEC is available in the south of Ireland but not in the north if I don't qualify for HIPEC I would have to try PIPEC abroad and I think it's available in Australia USA and CANADA perhaps someone could let me know btw the adhesions cause terrible pain on a daily basis ppl don't realise how bad living with the aftermath is but I would emphasise LIVING we're still alive sister it's a pity there is no group chat forum for sufferers of this rare disease as support is sorely lacking by way of patient communication GOD BLESS YOU SWEETHEART I PRAY THAT WE CAN STAY HERE JUST LOVING LIFE PAINFUL AS IT IS ITS WORTH EVERY SECOND ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Alli, you're an amazing example of how to tackle cancer with a Winner Attitude. 🏆 😊 🏆 What a lovely lady you are! I'm trusting that you're miraculously healed, Sweetie. The Lord bless you and keep you.
I agree with Joanhenschel...you're an amazing example with your attitude. I also believe in miracles and I'm praying for you and your family, My daughter has been battling salivary gland cancer, which spread to lungs and spine. She has a husband and three teenagers, She's my little hero!!! and also like you, very positive, God bless you. ❤🙏
I’m so sorry you are having to go through all this. Best wishes for continued good health. Going to a large cancer center with a doctor that treats your cancer is a matter of survival. Thanks for sharing your journey.
I am so sorry for everything you’ve been through. I lost my sister in 6 months from diagnosis and my mother in 1 year from diagnosis. Both were told there is nothing that can be done. My sister pancreatic and liver and my mother full stomach cancer. I am so glad you are here for yourself and your family. I hope you continue to get well. (Get rid of most of your full size mirrors.). Eat healthy. If you can pronounce it don’t put it in your body. Chemicals are all over our food and eat 10 nuts a day. Even just peanuts.
Thank you for saying stage 4 isn’t a death sentence! I needed to hear that today. I am the same age as you, 4 kids. My oldest is a senior and youngest is 9. I was diagnosed last November with adenocarcinoma of the appendix with signet ring features. I have had several laparoscopys by a surgical oncologist well versed in appendix cancer and I am not a candidate for HIPEC. I am hoping to get into the PIPEC trial in LA. I have a consult at the end of the month. Your story gave me some renewed hope. Thank you!
My husband's going on 6 yrs with abdominal pains, severe gas and othet nasty symptoms. They've done 2 colonscopies and endoscopy and they havent found anything!!! Theyve done blood work and varies of tests and they still can't find anything. He feels glass in his stomach 😢
I have been a nurse at a cancer hospital for 15 years and I want to share with you that I'm hoping you do not feel bad/blame yourself/your team for you're recurrence and spread related to not removing your ovary. When they took every visible sign of cancer out there are micromastia that may float around that are not detectable. You can see this in some gynecological and colorectal, as well as a few other types of cancers. It is highly likely that removing that ovary would not have made a difference. It would have immediately put you into complete menopause which would've had a lot of quality of life issues for you. Just an opinion here I am not a doctor but I have seen so much during my time at the bedside.
I have a friend Debe 67 years old. Who is battling the same cancer. Skilled her left kidney. More planning this week. She was very fit when she had the surgery done. She's a force to be dealt with. Healing power to you and all who are on this journey.
Great talk, very informative and inspirational, thank you! One thing-----all four of your children are significantly overweight. Cute, but quite heavy. You need to do something about that, or they are going to start developing serious health problems.
why did the surgeon not do an incidental appendectomy when you had your colon treated? It is common practice to remove the appendix when the belly is open so you don't end up with appendicitis later and have to open again.
Did anyone here who had/has cancer have any body stressors anytime before your diagnosis, like mental stress or grief, over working, over exercising, or an unhealthy diet? I've been doing lots of research and found that most people who had cancer had some type of stressor beforehand. Some body stressors may not feel like stress. For example, running marathons makes people feel good, but it's actually stressing the body. Anything that over stresses the body causes systemic inflammation and cell malfunction and lowers the immune system so it cant repair damage thats happening.
I am so sorry you had to endure ALL that and STILL not get a definitive explanation as to why your Doctors chose the methods they did, seemingly without consulting elsewhere to confirm their diagnosese; preferred treatment selection and follow up care. It worries me there may be millions in America getting exactly the same runaround, all scared of whatever may hit them next.
Just a note to a “cancer sister”…You do NOT have scars, you have your “Badges of COURAGE !” We are ALL BROKEN, everyone of us has something that needs healing. Just remember , BADGES . Well and true Badges .
As someone else said, she has one of the two BRCA gene mutations that predispose people to getting breast, ovarian, pancreas, fallopian, prostate, skin (melanoma), and peritoneal cancers. She had a hysterectomy and prophylactic double mastectomy to prevent getting cancers in those areas.
I was diagnosed with AML in my bones last October . I opted for hospice right out of the gate at 65. They gave me less than 3 months and I’m still here in July. My reasons were 2 fold, being a chronic pain patient I was terrified my pain wouldn’t be treated and I’m single no kids and the type of mutation I have can only be done with a transplant and that means steroids and that was a no go for me. I’ve way out lived what the doctors told me. Each day is a blessing.
Bless you.🙏
God bless you!
God bless you. Every day is a gift for all of us...however 99% of us (myself included) don't even think about it, and completely take life for granted.
I hope you're here for a long time still!
My prayers are with you honey. I lost my first love to cancer. He had just turned 40 not even a month before. Hugs from NC
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I am extremely sorry for your loss. Forty is so young. Life can be so unpredictable and unfair. Every time I hear people complain about growing old, I always tell them that it's a privilege. Too many people don't get to grow old.
So glad you are doing well! I just found out today that I do not have to have chemo. Praise the Lord!
I presented with abnormal appendicitis in the ER. After 3 days and an abnormal CT, they did laparoscopic surgery. I was told upon awakening that shockingly they had discovered my appendix was cancerous. It was fully encapsulated, black and flat and the doctor and pathologist were shocked. I never had chemo or anything because all the margins showed clear. I was checked at 6 months and at a year and then every year since.
I am eternally grateful. Had I not insisted that they keep looking because something was wrong, it would quickly have gone in to my colon.
My prayers are with you and yours.
You are so fortunate that it was still fully encapsulated and had not exploded spreading it across all your abdominal cavity and organs. That is usually what happens with this type of cancer. There is a gentleman I follow from Australia. He was diagnosed about a year and a half ago with Appendiceal cancer. Unfortunately, it had exploded and spread throughout his abdomen and even the bottom of his diaphragm. He has had very strong chemo and then a very drastic surgery in which a great many of his organs and intestines were removed. He then immediately had a special chemo where they inject hot liquid chemo directly into the abdominal cavity and then move your body around and over to swish that chemo all throughout inside. He has I think 2 doses of that. During his recovery from surgery, he experienced a lot of complications and nearly died. But, he recovered and then about 8 months after that he has just again had another surgery to remove more cancer (much less than last time). He is now in hospital recovering from that. He is a great person though. You should look him up because he has a lot of information and understands this cancer very well. He is Paul in Perth.
Thank You for sharing your story. What a beautiful Family. May you continue with good health. Positive energy from South Africa. I'm a twenty one year cancer survivor. 🙏🇿🇦🤗
This is heartbreaking. You have been through so much. I have had radiation as an infant due to tumors in my trachea, had a thyroid echo my due to pre cancer in my thyroid that would have become cancer if I didn't have my thyroid removed. I went through 2 surgeries and treatment for breast cancer 3 years ago. I didn't go through what you went through, but I am always waiting for something to happen. My family has a cancer gene for colon cancer. I have my colonoscopy set for August. I just put everything in God's hands. I am adding you to my prayer list. You are a strong, brave and amazing woman. God Bless You.
I know you went through a lot but you look good now, God bless you
Turning I'm sick into "I'm healing," and reminding yourself that" stage 4 is not a death sentence," sounds like good words to live by .. As someone who doesn't like to travel long distances and take a lot of time off of work it would be very tempting to stick to the nearest facilities but you raise a good point that those aren't always going to be the best options for specialized conditions.
A hugely effective story done by a masterful storyteller. Bravo!
I’m so sorry you’re going through all this 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤
Your cancer sounds like it is PMP appendeceal cancer (adecarcinoma) w/signet, goblet cells. I am also an appendeceal cancer survivor, but for neuroendocrine cancer of the appendix. I also have been NED for 7 years as well. Very recently I have started experiencing upper right quadrant pain (near gallbladder) with pain in the lower back. I know better to advocate for myself. I appreciate your honesty in this video!
@diannehortonpong1388 interesting, I also had a NET tumor in my appendix, 2 years later i started getting the same pain as you and have been for the past 4 years. Dr's keep saying I'm "fine" but the pain is unbearable sometimes. Did you ever find any answers?
You poor girl. It's hard to understand why we have to go through all of this....... I'm praying for a full recovery for you. You are so strong! You are a warrior..... God Bless you and your family and be with them. Take care and keep going as long as you can. You really are a strong woman❤
What an inspiration this beautiful woman is, I had surgery for stg2 colon cancer 18 months ago, the lymph node histology done post op showed no spread of cancerous cells, so my outlook is quite good, admittedly you’re never truly in the clear with these things but it’s the best of a bad job!.
How this lady must have felt when she was told of the cancers return I can only imagine, but look at what an intelligent and radiant woman she remains, a true fighter, fantastic, thank you for sharing your story 🙂.
What an uplifting story and viewpoint! Thank you for sharing your story, your pain, and your determination to have a positive view of your life going forward. May you be blessed.
This is so encouraging … I have a recent intestinal duodenal cancer diagnosis and I’m in my 80’s but everything you said is relatable. You have given me a rational way to view this. My summer of chemo has been a challenge but nothing like you have been through.
You are so pretty, so bright, and such a loving wife and mother. I can relate to your journey .. 12 yrs ago I had double mastectomy. So that gun to my head as you put it is always tucked away in my thoughts and I try to balance it with affirmations, as I go through another cancer trip.
I have a great family …. Thanks so much for sharing your story. Wishing you a long and pain free journey.
Thank you for sharing your story. I cannot imagine what you went thru mentally, physically and the emotional scars it has left behind. You are not only incredibly strong you are an inspiration to people everywhere….❤❤ sending hugs and prayers your way ❤️❤️❤️
The same exact thing just happened to me...had a rare cancer tumor in my appendix same exact label as you had. Goblet Cell Adenocarcinoma...been going to the hospital for lots of testing and a colonoscopy, they are removing a section of my colon in 2 weeks ....it's ranked at stage 2a, they said it's very aggressive....wish I was the only one dealing with this situation, but glad I'm not alone....I was already warned that this most likely will repetitive... At this time they are trying to get ahead of the game and remove a section to give me more time before the next time comes along....I felt so lost about this cancer, from the bottom to the top of my heart thank you so very much for posting this video....I'm sending lots of big hugs....We Got This❤
You have a beautiful family. Stay positive and live your life as best you can. God bless you.
Thank you for sharing your story you’re very inspiring hugs & prayers sweetheart
You are facing a very difficult challenge brillantly. I feel your strength you should be proud of yourself. Pascale, from France.
I agree with you that if you have a rare cancer you absolutely must go to a cancer specialty hospital if you can. I work at one, they have more things available to you such asmore clinical trials and they also perform a greater number of surgical oncology procedures as compared to a surgical oncologist at a regular hospital
I’m so sorry for your traumatizing experience. Thank you for sharing ♥️
I think it’s so scary not having any symptoms till it’s advanced
i am glad you doing better!
My poor mama just passed away this year from appendix cancer. I'm so incredibly heartbroken.
I’m so sorry for your loss ❤️🩹
You poor thing...sending love ❤️
Sending prayers and love. 🙏❤️🫂May your Mamma R.I.P.🕊🌟✨️🙏💐🍀🕊
I’m so sorry, my mom did as well. I have never felt this sad in my entire life. :(
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It’s so terrible to lose ur mom.But she left u strong. So live for her. She is watching u. Ull feel her their when u need her, it happened to me❤
I just loss my mom in 2023 stage 4 we had no idea she was that sick she complained for years when we found out they told us it was to late 🥹59 years old she passed 3 months later. The hardest thing I’ve ever experienced on top of loosing my dad in brother back to back.. we neva knew what kind of cancer she had 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾for anyone going through this. It’s a blessing to be able to get help before it’s to late I wish my mom could have received treatments to give us more time
What a beautiful soul you rock .❤
After i had my 2nd child, my appendix presented like yours. They almost didn't take it out because "i didn't look sick enough", but my ultrasound showed i was sick. I told them to please take it out so it was over and done with. After the surgery, the same as you, they found a small tumor. Thankfully, it was small enough that they could take it all out.
Interesting to hear of others who have had this. My surgeon and my family Dr, nurses, etc said i was the first person they'd ever met with this.
Thanks for sharing.
I also had it I had leaky appendix for many yrs until it ruptured my body went into gangrene sepsis so bk into hospital again I developed a urical also and had to have pus filled abcesses punctured and drained I had lost 5stone over 1 yr pre the appendix event my gp was delighted I kept a photographic diary on my phone for I suffered from ascites several times in hospital my teenage daughter did everything for me and she could smell the gangrenous rot from my body and she begged me to go to hospital with tears in her eyes for I usually took pain meds an then sleep anyhow I was debulked also during the hemicolectomy after the appendectomy I got home I hand on heart felt I'd been sick and asleep for teens of yrs after that necrotic flesh was out I was back in my mid 30s I just couldn't express to anyone how brand new I felt but a cpl days later my temperature was high so despite the surgeons washing the pus out of my abdomen for hours and because I was left with ruptured appendix from early evening until surgery the following late morning the sepsis was right through me I had it for 3 weeks and list another approx 2 stone I lost hair from malnutrition and couldn't bear the smell of food so it was drips in and liquid passed out the sepsis was horrible I was informed I had cancer in my appendix and needed part of my bladder removed also my omentum and lymph glands too which were clear but it almost killed me I was given a 5yr survival prognosis I'm just finishing my 3rd yr I had goblet cell carcinoid adenocarcinoma iv only recently learned of HIPEC and PIPEC its for those who aren't suitable for HIPEC as far as I could find out HIPEC is available in the south of Ireland but not in the north if I don't qualify for HIPEC I would have to try PIPEC abroad and I think it's available in Australia USA and CANADA perhaps someone could let me know btw the adhesions cause terrible pain on a daily basis ppl don't realise how bad living with the aftermath is but I would emphasise LIVING we're still alive sister it's a pity there is no group chat forum for sufferers of this rare disease as support is sorely lacking by way of patient communication GOD BLESS YOU SWEETHEART I PRAY THAT WE CAN STAY HERE JUST LOVING LIFE PAINFUL AS IT IS ITS WORTH EVERY SECOND ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Alli, you're an amazing example of how to tackle cancer with a Winner Attitude. 🏆 😊 🏆 What a lovely lady you are! I'm trusting that you're miraculously healed, Sweetie. The Lord bless you and keep you.
I agree with Joanhenschel...you're an amazing example with your attitude. I also believe in miracles and I'm praying for you and your family, My daughter has been battling salivary gland cancer, which spread to lungs and spine. She has a husband and three teenagers, She's my little hero!!! and also like you, very positive, God bless you.
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Alli thankyou for your story your children are so beautiful prayers for you and your family❤❤❤🙏
You are an amazing human being. Love from Suisse
Sending prayers and love to you, what a time you have had. God bless you !
God bless you & family.
Hope shines on you beautiful. 💜 Heal on!
I’m so sorry you are having to go through all this. Best wishes for continued good health. Going to a large cancer center with a doctor that treats your cancer is a matter of survival. Thanks for sharing your journey.
Wish you a long healthy happy and blessed life with all four of your kids and hubby. Aameen summa Aameen!! ❤❤
Thank you for this video. I wish you good health from hereon in.
I think you are very brave to share your story. Praying for you to continue being healthy and free of disease. May God bless you and your family. ❤
God bless you! I wish you continued health and many blessings!!
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For You
Always & Forever
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻You’ve been through SO much🙏🏻
30 July 24, Tuesday, 7:08PM. Thank you for your message. Continue being strong for you and your family. Wishing well. Take care.
God Bless you and your family! I wish you all the best! How courageous and inspiring a story is yours 🎉
Thank you for sharing. I'm happy to hear that you are still enjoying life and have more time in it.
I am so sorry for everything you’ve been through. I lost my sister in 6 months from diagnosis and my mother in 1 year from diagnosis. Both were told there is nothing that can be done. My sister pancreatic and liver and my mother full stomach cancer. I am so glad you are here for yourself and your family. I hope you continue to get well. (Get rid of most of your full size mirrors.). Eat healthy. If you can pronounce it don’t put it in your body. Chemicals are all over our food and eat 10 nuts a day. Even just peanuts.
Been there...your right..your reminded just by looking at yourself. Godspeed! ❤
Hopefully no more recurrence.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻. Blessings to you
Thank you for saying stage 4 isn’t a death sentence! I needed to hear that today. I am the same age as you, 4 kids. My oldest is a senior and youngest is 9. I was diagnosed last November with adenocarcinoma of the appendix with signet ring features. I have had several laparoscopys by a surgical oncologist well versed in appendix cancer and I am not a candidate for HIPEC. I am hoping to get into the PIPEC trial in LA. I have a consult at the end of the month. Your story gave me some renewed hope. Thank you!
Please let us all know how it went sending loving prayers 🙏
You have been through alot. God bless you.
Praying for you❤ Can do protocol with drinking one teaspoon Baking soda in glass of water. Eat pickled veggies.
Thank you for this powerful testimony ❤ stage 4 stomach cancer here, is there a way to contact you?
My husband's going on 6 yrs with abdominal pains, severe gas and othet nasty symptoms. They've done 2 colonscopies and endoscopy and they havent found anything!!! Theyve done blood work and varies of tests and they still can't find anything. He feels glass in his stomach 😢
That's awful, I'm so sorry.
I have been a nurse at a cancer hospital for 15 years and I want to share with you that I'm hoping you do not feel bad/blame yourself/your team for you're recurrence and spread related to not removing your ovary. When they took every visible sign of cancer out there are micromastia that may float around that are not detectable. You can see this in some gynecological and colorectal, as well as a few other types of cancers. It is highly likely that removing that ovary would not have made a difference. It would have immediately put you into complete menopause which would've had a lot of quality of life issues for you. Just an opinion here I am not a doctor but I have seen so much during my time at the bedside.
I have a friend Debe 67 years old. Who is battling the same cancer. Skilled her left kidney. More planning this week. She was very fit when she had the surgery done. She's a force to be dealt with. Healing power to you and all who are on this journey.
That is such a hard long cancer story. All the kids are heavily overweight, I guess that shows how hard those years were on the kids emotionally
Great talk, very informative and inspirational, thank you! One thing-----all four of your children are significantly overweight. Cute, but quite heavy. You need to do something about that, or they are going to start developing serious health problems.
why did the surgeon not do an incidental appendectomy when you had your colon treated? It is common practice to remove the appendix when the belly is open so you don't end up with appendicitis later and have to open again.
I wondered that, ESPECIALLY in her situation, they should have removed everything!
❤ so sorry for your health problems...glad that you are better now❤hey everybody please ask Jesus into your heart today while you still have time ❤
Did anyone here who had/has cancer have any body stressors anytime before your diagnosis, like mental stress or grief, over working, over exercising, or an unhealthy diet? I've been doing lots of research and found that most people who had cancer had some type of stressor beforehand. Some body stressors may not feel like stress. For example, running marathons makes people feel good, but it's actually stressing the body. Anything that over stresses the body causes systemic inflammation and cell malfunction and lowers the immune system so it cant repair damage thats happening.
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My uncle passed from appendix cancer
I'm so sorry!
I am so sorry you had to endure ALL that and STILL not get a definitive explanation as to why your Doctors chose the methods they did, seemingly without consulting elsewhere to confirm their diagnosese; preferred treatment selection and follow up care.
It worries me there may be millions in America getting exactly the same runaround, all scared of whatever may hit them next.
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Just a note to a “cancer sister”…You do NOT have scars, you have your “Badges of COURAGE !” We are ALL BROKEN, everyone of us has something that needs healing. Just remember , BADGES . Well and true Badges .
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Here recently diagnosed with Colon cancer S4, I’m 59 years young and not insurance, they told me to go home to die
So sorry 😔
Your diet will get you out of this jam. Do your research on raw fruits and vegetables. Open enrollment is Nov 1. You can make it
That's disgusting! I thank the universe a million times over for having the NHS in UK.
I hope can get some help.
Try setting up a go fund me x
I am so sorry, no one should be treated that way
U will be cured. Change ur diet. Be positive. God bless you
How come Angelina Jolie had a hysterectomy and didn't have cancer. They didn't tell her to go through minapause naturally.
I think if I remember correctly she had the genes for breast and ovarian cancer and that was why but I could be totally wrong
@@Happy_crab630 That she did but I still don't see why they couldn't of removed yours just for precautions.
Insurance won't cover most preventative surgeries! Angelina Jolie doesn't have to worry about insurance coverage, I'm quite sure!
As someone else said, she has one of the two BRCA gene mutations that predispose people to getting breast, ovarian, pancreas, fallopian, prostate, skin (melanoma), and peritoneal cancers. She had a hysterectomy and prophylactic double mastectomy to prevent getting cancers in those areas.
@@Ceerads yes her mom died from ovarian cancer, but I can't understand why they will not remove her ovaries if will help her pain.
Why didn’t he call you at home?? Then you could gave brought your husband.
Is there a reason why the overwhelming majority of cancer stories presented on this channel are about women?
God bless you and your family ❤no one ever checked my appendix yep I had horrible pain they told me stones no it wasent @lorraineamicothemakeupartist