3 Months Left To Live.
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- September of 2018 I was suppose to die.
Cancer is weird I despise it and am grateful for it at the same time from the lessons and wisdom that its given me. I just have a better appreciation for the little things in life after having cancer twice,
My Cancer Bucket List is something that I have cherished for the longest time and never thought I would have and opportunity to acoomplish so heres to living!
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Ok I realize the confusion on title!! In the video I’m referring to when I had 3 months left to live!! All good now, cancer is something that I’ve always just feared. The two cancer scares this year has been insane enough and just given me the courage to finally start crossing things off of my list!
Wanted to a bit of a longer video explaining the list and what I was feeling at the time!
You should propbably pin this comment. Praying🙏
Still happy to watch the whole video but I needed this spoiler 😂🙏🏻❤
This video is a gem. Thank you for sharing. It doesn't even feel weird how happy it makes one feel that you are able - and not only able, but willing to - experience all those things from your list.
And the scenery is breathtaking, pure aesthetics.
Had me scared lol, glad you're okay
thank god u arent dying :D
I’m so happy it wasn’t what I think it would be
8 MILLION SUB RUclipsR NO REPLIES?!?!?
I know
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Im glad to see him recover :)
@@YGAPlayzIdek who this man is 😭
In this world full of sadness and despair, your positivity helps a lot.
i would like it, but its at 69 likes, so heres a reply instead
How much in USD ?
@@sathira_anuk5179a dollar maybe
1.3-4 $
@@sathira_anuk5179
No pin nnnnnnooooœo
As a fellow dying person..i was given 11 days in 2020. 3 times told i wouldn't see 6 months. Stage 4 colon and liver cancer. Young man your very brave for someone so young..im 39 at least i've had somewhat of a life..if you wanna talk let me know. Thanks for the videos and honestly it help me too..be blessed man ❤
@@misskayla3319 My latest results shows more growths in my liver. More chemotherapy being offered already have done 52! I never will be cured just managed.
You're so sweet. I am a fellow dying person. I'm 35 with s4b hgsco. Only palliative care.
@@jrmckimplease research about Islam. I’m sure it wouldn’t hurt to at this point. It might give you peace to know there’s an afterlife. All love and healing to you.
@@jrmckim❤❤
this video aged well, he survived
"The moment you start dying is when you finally start to focus on living" ... that hits hard af
Everyone in this world is going to die. This is why its commonly told to people to live life to the fullest, because time is short, no joke.
@@Kiduk90no one focuses on they’ll die though, most people can’t even handle thinking that all the time, and most people won’t truly realize what it means until it’s time. That’s how humans work it’s no error it’s our nature.
As soon as you are conceived, you have started to die.
@@Pherretfishwell said.
"Dear friends, I come to you with a heavy message that I believe carries eternal significance. Without a savior, we face an eternity separated from God, destined for a place of deep suffering and anguish. The truth is, our sins separate us from the perfect and holy presence of God. But I bring you hope amidst this darkness. Jesus Christ, the Son of God, offers us a way of escape from this eternal suffering. He willingly bore the weight of our sins on the cross, enduring unimaginable agony so that we may find forgiveness and salvation. Please, consider the gravity of this message. The choice we make in this life determines our eternal destiny. Embrace Jesus as your savior and experience the incredible love, grace, and eternal life He offers. May the Holy Spirit stir your heart and guide you to the truth."
A few weeks ago I lost a young friend of mine to cancer. She was 14 and never talked much to me about it. The last thing she said was: that things would get better. Please cherish the people in your life and never take anyone or anything for granted. Jesus loves all of yall! Even if it doesn't seem like it now, things will eventually be better.
My prayers and condolences to you. God is good and offers comfort to all who are mourning and brokenhearted. God bless you.
I am so sorry, stay strong
I am so sorry for your and her family's loss
I'm sorry for your and her family's loss. Hope you're doing well and that she had a good life
My condolences to you and the family. I truly just have no words sending the love to you guys
surviving cancer twice and losing a leg in the process and you're still happy and positive, you're a real one
@cdubzskillz88 man shut up
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
How could he not be happy? Not many can say they've BEATEN cancer.
You either laugh it off or get swallowed. Death is a funny thing.
My grandpa had colon cancer and surgery was successful. 2 years later (now) he has a new cancer now, stomach cancer.
For anyone wondering, he beat cancer!! Stay strong everyone and stay positive ❤
How did you know that he beat the cancer? Link me? I need to know how this happened 🙏
My mother was diagnosed with stage 4 Lung cancer. Told she had 3 to 6 months to live. … 3 days after her 3rd round of chemo… she suddenly passed. It was About 7 weeks after initial diagnosis.
I’d really like to know how stage 4 cancer was beat
Thank you for this! 🤗
How could he not? He's so profoundly wise and positive. Amazing personality. One of a kind. God bless him. ❤
@@JAY-zk6qh He doesn't have cancer right now, it was confusing but he had the cancer and three months left to live when he was 17
I’m two years past stage 2 uterine cancer and praying cancer doesn’t return. Next checkup is next month. But I am SO TIRED of worrying about it! Your video was encouraging. I need to make a bucket list. Not because I’m about to die, but because I WILL die one day. Time’s awastin’!
I hope the cancer stays away, and you can have a long happy life :)
The title scared me a bit but I’m glad you’re finding a way to cope and staying positive 🫶
I agree
same TT but I'm glad he's okay now
Omg, me too I was so scared but so glad he’s okay now!
Same
Same!!!! It should be when I was given 3 months left to live or when I had 3 months left to live. This makes it sound like he's actively dying -_-
I watched 2 youtubers: Technoblade and Sam & Colby. Technoblade passed away last year from sarcoma cancer. Colby this year had cancer but was able to conquer it. No matter if you die fighting or live to tell the tale just remember that you are special. You are awesome. You will always be remembered and never forgotten. So no matter what happens I just wanna say, thank you for being my favorite amputee and even though you only have 1 real leg, you make the most of it and enjoy everyday that comes. So thank you for being you. (ps i just read the comment but even if faced with death again keep fighting hard).
i miss Techno so much :(
@@annika6592 me too :(
Technoblade being gone feels so wrong:[
Technoblade never dies!
Omg I love Sam and Colby! Colby is so strong he had such a great mindset to beat cancer
my heart stopped for a sec, keep going warrior, we're here to support you.
Love that yt chose 3 months later to recommend this to me
My mum was given the exact same diagnosis, stage IV lung cancer with three months to live. She ended up living close to three years, most of which was spent with a comfortable quality of life. Have your family and your loves close and live your life. My thoughts are with you!
Yes, a diagnosis with a time frame doesn't mean that's all you get. Many people will exceed that time frame, but a few don't. Yet, he's in good health, so he'll probably have more time.
@@PoeLemiche is in good health he will last longer then 3 months.
I’m sorry for your loss
Rest in peace to your mother. She is in a better place now❤
Hope u are holding up good pal, all strength to you
"3 months left to live" and I'm watching this 3 months after it was posted. I freaked out. I recently had cancer and I love that you have been able to travel. When you go through something like that, it changes how you view life. You appreciate it more. I hope you are able to live a long, beautiful life.
I just came from your video announcing you beat cancer, and even though I don’t know you, I am so proud of you and everything you have overcome. Congratulations.
"A man has two lives, the second one starts when you realize you only have one" Glad to see you so happy despite all the bad that has happened to you! hopefully, life will take it easy for a little while !
So cancer takes 2 lives off?
@@MTRBR-mp7wj 💀
@@MTRBR-mp7wjwhat’s wrong with you
@@fellowmemer5693 stop being over sensitive, hes just joking
joking and also kind off correct.@@dazz_2d
This guy is absolutely insane. The courage and strength to not fear death but to embrace life is something I can’t imagine.
read nietzsche!!!!
Matthew 10:39 NLT
[39] If you cling to your life, you will lose it; but if you give up your life for me, you will find it.
Well, I don't fear death, I dread that day because I don't know how it'll happen. Murdered? Eaten alive by an animal? Burnt to death?
@@YohTaiSai420 That is true, but you don't have to worry about those things if you have Jesus Christ on your heart. I mean, yeah, you may still fear those things, but the Lord will protect you from them because of your Faith
@CopperWalker Well, isn't this awkward... cause uhh... I'm a former Muslim born into a "100% Islamic country," and now I'm.. well... an atheist. Sooooooo yeaah. 😐
the title: 3 months left to live; me watching this 6 months after it's release
This video is exactly what I needed right now. I have been severely struggling with my mental health recently, and it has been so painful because I am an incredibly cheerful and optimistic person by nature. Not being able to feel that joy and see the world through an optimistic lense has really been difficult, but by you sharing these moments of joy with me, that spark has been revived in me. Thank you!
Anyone else felt huge relief once they found out this was a survival story?
Yes. The title made it look like something a lot worse was happening.
Holy fuck thank god
Oh my God...
Me
No, I was like "goddamnit mf click baited me"
Oml I thought you meant you were dying and I almost cried
me too
same, honestly felt my stomach drop when I read it, soooo glad he's okay
Yeah me too, we don’t need another Alex passing away from cancer
@@wereprofessionals9521who was the other Alex?
Technoblade @@blobster91
WOW, a short 4 min video... but what a big deal to me. Thank you! I was diagnosed with stage 4 Colon-rectal cancer in June of this year. I'm 53 and thought damn I'm too young. But look at you. Puts things in perspective for sure. Love your attitude and the bucket list idea! I need to do that. Thank you for the positive view and encouragement.
im not trying to be rude, but how did you shit
Please Lord, we love you and thank you. God who can do all please do it now. God Bless you Jared. I’ll pray for you everyday.
Appreciate your video. It needs to be shown to people trying so hard to hustle a dollar. I never understood why people try to make money to their very last breath. We can't take any of it with us anyway. Just live in the present and enjoy our short human lives.
I was genuinely going to be so sad if you announced you had 3 months left to live with cancer, especially since you’d had it twice before. Stay strong man :)
hey
Bro click baited dying
@@harrisonsdl3180😂😂
@@harrisonsdl3180😭💀
"The moment you start dying is when you finally start focus on living". I just wish more people would hear this - and wish I could remind myself more often about this. If we all thought this way, there would be so much less anger, frustration, negativity and hostility in this world. Thanks for sharing these difficult thoughts Alex.
Exactly few people are truly living
There's a quote I heard: "You'll feel the most alive when you're rapidly approaching for your death"
It opens my eyes alot
@@youwantmyname9208 that’s so true, if tomorrow they told I had only a few months to live I would quit everything meaningless and go for what matters but now even though I could die tomorrow I live like life is eternal waisting my time in meaningless things
John 3:16!
The way my stomach dropped when I saw that this recommended video was posted 3 months ago... But I just noticed the title of your most recent vid, I'm so glad you're okay!!
3 months have passed, and he just beat cancer. Perfect timing.
That title horrified me for a HOT minute ohmegosh
Your optimism after having cancer twice is inspiring man ✨
The fact that you beat stage 4 cancer is incredible. I recently lost an aunt who fought against cancer for 4 years and in the end she couldn't beat it.
i lost my grandma to cancer it sucks
John 3:16!
I wish your aunt a good life in heaven 🙏
@Huckjusta I had a similar experience except for my Grandad it was Prostate Cancer
All people focus way too much on the time they have left that they don't spend it actually living. Your personality is absolutely awesome and completely uplifting! Lots of 💛 from North Carolina
Hey there!! I just stumbled upon this video randomly and felt compelled to reach out and say THANK YOU! I can totally relate to this message. As a recent cancer survivor who beat the odds despite being considered terminal, it's refreshing to hear from another survivor who has such a bright and positive drive post-treatment. Not to say every day is all sunshine and rainbows, but it's true that the moment you start dying is when you start to focus on living. Like you, the fear that cancer will come back someday is always lingering, but we just gotta keep pushing forward and live our best life every moment we can.
Honestly, I wish I had a friend like you when I was going through it. I can tell you have such a magnetic personality. I don't know if you are ever going to see this comment, but I would love to chat some more!
-Maddie, Hodgkin's Lymphoma survivor
Hi, I just want to thank you greatly for your comment. I'm sure that you know it's greatly refreshing to hear positivity from other people who are going through the same thing you are- I was just recently diagnosed with the same Lymphoma and am currently going through chemo, but lately I've spent lots of time focusing on positives. Thank you for sharing!
it's impossible not to be happy watching you frolicking through a field whilst going 'hehehehe'. just an absolute ray of sunshine of a human being.
Yes the “hehehe” put such a smile on my face! Reminds me of some of my own adventures in nature! The joy and just raw humanness of connecting and finding such happiness in nature is so beautiful to see
I have a genetic disease that makes it difficult for me to do daily things, but It isn't supposed to affect my lifespan. So I'm struggling with a life that is really painful but won't likley end anytime soon. So I try to find small joys, it also pushed me to not wait a decade to start my bucket list so I started it this year to go after the big joys. I love your videos, I know there's a lot of unspoken pain behind the joy, but you make the world a better place by sharing your little and big joys.
Good on you man! I don’t think I would last very long if life got that hard for me
Keep going ! Hope you cab tick off goals on your list too!
I feel that. I have something called Ehlers Danlos syndrome and it won’t kill me but it does make it hard for me to live my life. I’m nowhere near as positive as this guy and watching his content really helps.
His positivity keeps him going- more than circumstances could stop him. It’s almost like a meditation or something on the concept of how being alive and feeling like you’re living vs surviving works
@@KG-uu5op I have EDS too, with some other bits, it can be really sucky, and because no one knows what it is, no one understands how bad it can be, you're not alone. Xx
I wish you the best! You seem like a very strong person 🤍🍀❤️
Absolutely love your spirit and positivity. As someone who REALLY struggles mentally to stay positive, so upbeat, stay hopeful, but has NOTHING wrong with them... I find it inspiring that you can put on a smile and laugh to a camera when life's been so.... unfair?
Kudos man. Best of luck to you.
Had us in the first half, not gonna lie!
Jokes aside, glad to have been recommended this video! You're such an energetic and optimistic person! I cannot imagine how it must feel to get such a diagnosis, but I also cannot fathom the appreciation for life it gives you as well! Keep getting better everyday, bro!
My little brother was diagnosed with stage 3 brain cancer and it shook my world. Im following you because you remind me of my little brother. Your a champ for beating it just like him. Congrats. Live your life the way you want. Not the way others want. Thats a quote he told me
Your young bro is a champ man! You're an awesome brother for sticking with him through such an otherwise dark time.. And for that quote, wow!! It really is amazing, I'm writing it down on my flashcard cos it is so awesome :)
I'm glad your brother beat his cancer!
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.
- John 3:16 ESV
Can I ask what are the symptoms of brain cancer?
W BROTHER HES A CHAMPPPPPPPPPPPPP
Man, you really put a new perspective on life
literally what I was thinking! I look up to him for that❤
And yet, I have another one that may shock you however so here goes: WE have lied whether it was a white or a half lie, stolen whether it was as small as a paperclip, looked at Someone with preverse intent and used gods name in vain, so turn to christ for on the cross he saved us from the hell that we all deserve
@@BzotsOutOfIllinois3500 wow
@@BzotsOutOfIllinois3500 I'd say me helping my friend not fall into depression probably overweighs the time I stole a pen
Just made me think of this:
Let's say you're 15
Image somebody who's 30, they are double your life.
Everything you have ever done ever, they have done all that twice, that long.
Life is long, life is beautiful.
We only ever get one chance.
the "hehehe" as you ran through the field made my day haha. Congrats on celebrating life. Made me realize just how great today is because I am alive!
I got stage 4 last year with 12 to 14 months left to live. 18 months later, I’m still here. Glad you’re still around.
Glad you are still here
Keep staying around
Stay here pls
you are gonna stay here
Glory to God.
Hey man, you're doing amazing. My Dad passed away yesterday morning from stage 4 colon cancer. It's been so hard to live life normally without him. He wasn't able to finish his list, but one thing he didn't do was regret. His list was optional, but what wasn't optional was not being there for his children. No matter how much he hurt, he would always look so tough just for me and my siblings. He lived his life one day at a time, and he knew he wasn't going to have much time. He fought this cancer for 3 years, and he was the strongest man I have ever seen. No matter how skinny he got, I knew that he was the toughest man that was a part of my life. Thank you for sharing, I wish it was different for him, but I am so happy he is no longer in pain.
I'm so sorry for your loss. Your dad seems like he was an amazing person
I’m sorry for your loss❤ I’ll be praying for you ❤❤
@@Cxlly266 Thank you ❤️ Roman’s 8:28 All things work together for good through Christ 🙏🏽
Sorry for your loss brother my dad currently has stage 4 pancreatic cancer so i feel your pain… 😢
I’m sorry for your loss may your dad R.I.P🙏🏽
Hey Alex, you rock!!! ❤ Thanks so much for showing us how life is like with cancer, with prosthetics! Hugs! Your channel full of helpful stuff teaches us that life, however challenging it might be, is possible and worthwhile and how to find workarounds to get through the challenges you have to face on a daily basis. Keeping my fingers crossed for you! Thx again! Take care!
We all have to try to imagine how this feels like, being told you are gonna die, and then being gratefull for what you have
I had spine cancer when I was two years old, as was supposed to never walk again, but today I got fourth place in a rock climbing competition, and am living my best life! your video is very inspiring, keep up the great content!!
Congratulations on the rock climbing competition! I know those are difficult. 4th is impressive.
Man i knew something was wrong with me cant achieve anything ah i just didn't had spine cancer when i was 2
That's beautiful
@@Beatbassbustanear death experiences grant people the motivation to achieve something. Once you realize your life on this earth is limited, that’s when you can achieve something truly great.
woah man good stuff
Dude, that's the coolest artificial leg I've ever seen! It's like part of an ornate set of Medieval knight armor! Great perspective on life for anyone. I lost my best friend last summer who was one of the healthiest, fittest people I knew. Dude ran marathons, rode his trailbike for hundreds of miles at a time. One day just dropped over of a massive heart attack. They said even if he had the heart attack in an ER they likely couldn't have saved him because of the way it burst. You never know how long you have, so enjoy it while you can.
My condolences to you and the family. Life is truly precious man you just never know. Sending all the love to you guys
@@Alex1LegI hope you survive this time, I’m rooting for you. even if the chance is extremely low 💗💗
@@faerievisionn_he doesn’t have cancer anymore though
@@emeralff881 OH
@@Alex1Leg Encounter Ministries RUclips channel. Mark Hemans÷
As a 16 year old with severe depression who gets suicidal thoughts uhhh, more often than a normal person would, this video did something to me. Idk what it did but it did something. The line "the moment you start dying is the moment you start focusing about living" hit hard
Don't harm yourself AND only of you knew how lucky you are to be born in the usa.. Being born in thenusa is the biggest blessing someone can get.. just imagine fighting for food
It's an old monk saying " yopu have to die first to live"
It basically means you have to let go of life, and don't cling onto it at all costs, and you can truly live then
take care of yourself
Stay strong homie. Your life matters and you'll find beauty in it eventually.
Life is about change, evolving, and growing; rarely is it ever stagnant. Many times, that change is difficult, not what we expect, maybe perhaps never what we had wanted. We can't control everything that happens but we can control how we respond and behave (to a degree of course especially when many of us are dealing with various levels and kinds of mental illnesses) to it. Even if it's attempting to implement a new thought pattern, a new response to an action, doing one thing off a small to-do list a day.. slowly but surely, we start to change, we evolve, and we grow into the next phase of personhood. We thank the person who got us to where we are, grateful for the person we were in the past who was brave to exist then, and welcome, hopefully with warmth, to our future self that becomes the present. Life is a journey, and the unknown can be thrilling.. I hope you continue to enjoy it, learn from it, feel from it, and continue to look to the future and say hello to each new self that becomes the present, each and every day. Best of luck to you and take care of yourself 🖤
I lost both of my young parents last year from Cancer...You remind me of my mum. She was brave and positive like you until the end...What can I say...Enjoy every moment with your family and friends...There is one saying: "We are here just about to have a cup of coffee.."
Man sorry for your loss. Even if you don't believe in God. May he bless you❤
Was detected with 4th stage tongue cancer on August 2019. Completed my surgery, chemotherapy & radiotherapy. I'm in my 4th year of my cancer journey with 3 PET scan and no negative signs so far. I take everyday as a blessing and thank God for healing me everyday, doctors and medical staffs and my parents & sibling to take care of me so far. May God bless everyone with healing and take everyday as a blessing.
I'm so proud of you
That’s good to hear may god bless you and help you throughout your journey, and hey when you beat that bastard tell us!
I'm absolutely happy to see you're recovering. Proud of you ! 👍
Will update soon. My oncologist advised me to go for a final PET scan next year so as to declare me as Cancer Free. Fingers cross and miracles do happen.
@@moaimsong8the killer doctors will declare you cancer free when they’re done milking you. Ivermectin cures cancer why you think the media slandered it so much.
"the moment you start dying is when you finally start to focus on living" really hits hard
September of 2018 was also my "death month". On September 3rd, I got into a car accident that should have killed me but instead left me with traumatic spine injuries. I got all the bells and whistles too: an ambulance, helicopter, every scan possible, 2 months in a halo. Suddenly you are wearing this kind of mortality badge to school with a bunch of teenagers who are just trying to pass math class. Every year September 3rd is part grief and part gratitude. I am mourning the childhood that ended that day, but also grateful for the kid who kept me alive. I am so proud of that kid. I am so proud of me.
I think you’re more blessed than you think. Most people live their lives without thinking about the end. But you get to prepare yourself with a bucket list most people don’t get a chance to.
Even after facing such difficult hardships of life, this man is freely spreading positivity on the internet. Respect.
hey
This is very touching to me as around 7 years ago my grandmother was diagnosed with colon cancer. She was told she had 3-5 months left to live. She has survived ever since. Recently, though, she had to have a biopsy done for some ulcers in her lungs. She has been a smoker all of her life and during the biopsy, she started to bleed in her lungs. She was on a ventilator for 5 days after this. She got off and the biopsy was continued. As we suspected, it was lung cancer. She was not able to walk after this. After physical therapy, she was able to take 15 steps. The next day, she could not stand at all. About a month prior to her biopsy (where things went wrong) she had a major pain in her left hip. This had worsened now. Turns out, she had a stress fracture in her right hip. The doctors said that it'd be an in and out surgery, but after all she's been through, it was hard to go through with this. If it worsened, it could lead to an actual break. This surgery could also be the biopsy for suspected bone cancer in that area. And, like we expected, it is bone cancer. She went home finally and has made major progress with her walking. She has 4 more radiation treatments to go and is able to walk around the house with the assistance of a walker. I tend to not be scared for the future and the things to come for her as I am focusing on the progress she has made. Seven years ago we were terrified- certain she was on her deathbed. I take it as a sign from god that he was preparing us for something... and not to be afraid when it happens. So, for anyone who has been or has a family member that is diagnosed with cancer, do not fear. One day at a time. Always tell yourself that. One day at a time. Do not give up hope, and try to be happy for your own sake. Trust me, I was scared, too, seven years ago. But, once again, one day at a time.
Hey, sharing all this in case it can help in any way. I'd feel bad if I didn't!
I've heard that things like healing the gut/microbiome with diet (keto and others), and/or intermittent fasting, and/or huge vitamin injections, like vitamin C, have helped some people recover from cancer. Look into Dr. Josh Axe. His own mother had cancer twice and was in general ill health for 10 years until she changed her diet. It helped her recover from cancer the second time!
And I've also read that there's been a huge spike in cancer cases recently. Some of the c0v1d v@ccines may cause it due to the spike proteins they contain. If you have gotten jabbed, please please look into natural methods of detoxing the spike proteins out of your body!!
And you should also know that vitamin B12 deficiency is linked to some cancers. Most doctors believe B12 deficiency only starts once the level drops to about 200 pg/mL or so -- but that's not true, as many case studies and reports show symptoms can start at 500 or even higher. It manifests differently in everyone, but it can cause depression, anxiety, symptoms like those of multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, severe developmental delay & failure to thrive in kids/babies, and crippling nerve damage and death. This list is by no means exhaustive, and again, everyone gets different symptoms! Some people have genetic mutations or other factors preventing them from getting enough B12 or absorbing it properly. Some people will need lifelong injections because regular B12 supplements just don't work for them! Thankfully, injections are cheap. Anyone experiencing neurological symptoms should have injections at least for a while. Cofactors are needed, like folate and potassium (the latter should be gotten through food, not supplements).
Please check out the work of Sally M. Pacholok and Dr. Jeffrey Stuart! They wrote the book "Could It Be B12? An Epidemic of Misdiagnoses". This book lists countless verified case reports from medical literature, detailing cases of B12 deficiency being misdiagnosed as various other illnesses, leading to terrible outcomes for those for whom it wasn't caught in time. This book could save your life or that of someone you know!
Praying for you. 💕
John 3:16!
Report any comments saying " *I MAKE BETTER THAN THIS BOZO* " Don't give them any attention, don't click on their channel and comment something negative, that's exactly what they want. #StopTheBots
hes alive after 4 months
I saw the title, then i saw the upload date: 3mo ago, then i watched the video
He beat cancer!!!
this man deserves everything as a reward of surviving cancer twice.
I agree ❤❤,May god keep him safe❤❤
most people don't think like that. I had cancer when i was 11 and then relapse when i was 15, most people, most doctors, they don't care.
he was lucky tbh its not like you can just choose to survive cancer
@@user-sb5py1os3f true to a point, but attitude is so important. People can, and do, choose to give up.
His award was surviving he don’t deserve anything
“I’m so happy, oh my goodness. Look at this field, man! This is beautiful!”
Those words made me smile.
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It’s so great watching this video and realising he just beat cancer! You are so resilient Alex!!!
This is the kind of person I wish I was friends with... His optimism and resilience are awe-inspiring!
This guy honestly deserves to win a gold medal for personality, resilience, and optimism. It’s unbelievable that he has faced cancer twice and is still happy. Keep going Alex you’re a rockstar.
you made a little mistake there, you wrote "she" instead of he.
@@PartyQuest Just fixed it
not only that but almost dying twice he truly has a guardian angel
👏👏👏👏
I really don't say this as a way to diminish how awesome they are as a person, but rather to illuminate how amazing so many humans are: I don't think he's incredibly (as in very rare) unique. I think you'd be surprised how resilient the average human is. Doesn't take anything away from him though.
I got so scared when I read the tite but then i saw the pinned comment. Just wanted to say that you are one of my biggest inspirations, Alex. You have lost 1 leg, and have gotten cancer TWICE, yet you still walk around with a smile on your face :)
I recently lost a great-aunt of mine to cancer. I didn't feel sad just because she died of cancer, but because I unfortunately never got the opportunity to get to know her (she lived in Sweden but I live in the UK) and that's what I worry about regretting later in life.
However, your attitude showed me that the positivity that you have is what can help me and others grow as a result!
So yea, to everyone else, cherish the relationships you do have and cherish the opportunities to have more as well!
My heart dropped when I noticed it was posted 3 months ago 😢
When one of my Dad's friends was diagnosed with Stage 4 Lung Cancer, he stayed positive throughout all of his time left. He would always go golfing, always hang out with friends, and this is what I think helped him pull through the cancer, and he beat it. I would also be so happy just to be on this planet, and not take everything for granted. Congratulations for pulling through like he did :)
breaking bad
@@chip-dip498That’s completely unnecessary
@@chip-dip498not the time gng
Did he beat it tho is he still with us
@@sukumadehk yes he is :)
I heard this from someone:
"When people die, they die twice. The first is when you take your last breathe. The second time is when you are forgotten."
After hearing and seeing your story, you will live inside each and every one of us.
Itachis quote
Richard Feynman
good quote
İts a quote by mark twain@@maviawillbeatu9971
they use a version of that in Glorious by Macklemore
You’re so giddy all the time, one of my fav people rn honestly. You’re such a motivation for me hehe
You're a lighthouse of a person, thank you for sharing your story so far. Made me think a lot about myself.
When I had stage 4 cancer at 18 in 2019 I made a list of foods I wanted to eat again. It was crazy to make a list of things I wanted to eat again before I died and then to live long enough to check those items off. I never thought tacos from my favourite Mexican restaurant would be on my "things to do before I die" list but at 18 years old, they were. The way you describe the month you should have died sums up perfectly how I feel about the month I was diagnosed every year and how I feel the few days leading up to my birthday.
I had my first relapse scare in early 2021 and it was terrifying knowing that if my cancer was back I was out of options.
And how are you doing now?
he died he actually typed that as a ghost@@Gaboxxy96
@@Gaboxxy96 I'm happier than I was in 2019. Cancer left sections of my leg, pelvis and shoulder dead and I have some neurological symptoms from both chemo and cancer. It took a long time to be able to feel happy again but now I can and it's really nice.
@@alexandrasartinsanity Is your leg paralyzed?
@@ShortEditZ69 it's not. It killed the bone so I use a brace and other mobility aids to protect the surrounding tissue and help prevent more damage especially to my leg.
I just panicked by the title, but I’m glad you’re okay. In 2018, you were supposed to drop dead but no. God has truly blessed you, Alex. I’m glad you’re okay.
NAH MAN, this video of him getting diagnosed with cancer has 3M+ views while the other video of him being cancer free got only 80K+ views, real definition of “They don’t care when you live but they care when you die”
this video has been around for 3 months.
The cancer free video has been up for 3 days. See?
This was 3 months ago, 5 days ago I see the cancer free video!!!🎉🎉🎉 You made it!!!
Much love to you man, you are an inspiration. I don’t have cancer, I’m not dying, but you just opened my eyes.
Travel opens the borders that limit your personality. You grow as a person.
Your personal journey is amazing and i hope you get to inspire loads of people by sharing it with us
heh i got like 69
Thank you so much for making me feel grateful for whatever I have.
And trust me nothing will happen to you, you would really live a happy and long life my brother i will always pray for you...
Love the positivity in this video! you have a great outlook on life and it's also a nice reminder to celebrate the simple joy of being alive, a nice view, or climbing a log ;)
Lost my mother to stage 4 lungcancer this year, been depressed ever since. A gruelling 2 years. Wouldn’t wish this upon anyone. Stay strong all of you.
That's sad dude.. my condolences! Stay strong dude
Grief I would never wish upon my worst enemy. Feel that pain, become friends with it. This will make it easier to live, and move with it and challenge life again in positive ways. It’s okay to be with the grief, but it’s not okay to miss out on your own life. Make your mum proud. Start small!! A win is a win. She is proud of you
Hope u are doing fine with life
I cant even imagine losing a mother whom u rely upon most of ur life to share feelings and emotions
I understand, I recenty lost my mom to it too.
So sorry for your loss. I wouldn't make it if my mom would...I can't even write it down.
Hopefully you can find your special someone. I wish you the very best!
"The moment you start dying is when you finally start to focus on living. So why not do that now?"
Thanks man. I'm 21 now, turning 22 soon. I feel like I've done nothing but watch myself grow older, wondering why I feel sad or lonely; not allowing myself to engage in the experiences or opportunities that appear because I am too fearful of the future. But if not now, when?
The positivity and joy you find in your life despite your hardships is inspirational and has further encouraged me to start taking the wheel of my own life. I want to start living. Or at least try to. It's better than just waiting and dying, right haha? Thanks for posting your journey.
I'm gonna live.
You just said everything about me 😢😢😢 . I am also going through it man 😢
I will be turning 22 this nov
God Bless man
Psalm 94, 143
Let's walk wisely man. God Bless, may you taste and see that God Is Good and be Blessed as you trust in Him. 🙏🏾
All the best to you and you all 🙏🏾
"Dying is living" - Infected from RE4
@@katzea.a7880 That's a terrible quote (to use in this context) -- but maybe that's the point.
Even still, try to think your quote through.
@@TimelessTimothyYeah I know, I jumped the shark lol
This was great and the most positive endorsement of just being alive - not living, being ALIVE!
I really really hope this beautiful soul doesn’t die. You are such a light
dont worry he doesnt have cancer anymore, hes refferring to when he did. Hes all good now :)
Bro just scared the everliving shit out of me
me too..me too
Same 💀
This is really what I needed to hear right now. I am currently going through treatment for my Hodgkin's Lymphoma at 23 and I've just been so down in the dumps. My cancer is certainly nowhere NEAR as scary as stage IV lung cancer, but cancer regardless will really put you in a bad place mentally. Its like you feel just bogged down all the time, your body is full of toxic chemo drugs and every activity feels like a whole journey to complete. It is nice to hear a positive perspective during the times that things get really hard. Thanks so much, Alex!
I hope you get better physically and mentally there's a lot of support on these comments not only for Alex but other people who are staying strong don't give up its ok to feel sad but don't let that overcome you stay strong you got this :)
Its ok to feel shitty about it, dont downplay your situation! Im hoping you recover soon
I’m sorry, that really sucks! And feeling really down makes it so much harder to fight the battle you’re going through. Look for those little bits of light that help you get through the day, whether it’s music you love or a stream you can sit and watch burble by, just anything that clicks with you and helps you feel that little bit stronger. I don’t know you but sending you a ton of strength to help you get through it! 🙂
I had that same cancer at 21 chemo sucks but you'll make it through its nowhere near as bad as the subject in the video
You have such an amazing perspective on life! Your attitude is one of the most positive I've ever seen; I can almost feel it!! You smile is so beautiful and contagious and your heart and soul is truly pure!! You are a very special young man. Please don't ever forget this!!
God bless ❤️🙏🏻😉🦿💪🏻💯⭐🕊️
Alex, you are a cool dude. With enlightened insights about life.
Thank you, brother.
You're not alone man. I survived Cancer too. Cancer's a bitch and a half for the person diagnosed and the people around them. I hope things are looking better for you 💙💚💚💜 My support to you, people struggling with cancer and families in grieving
Im glad you survived ❤
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That sucks.
Cancer affects everybody. It's a dick
“Cancer is a bitch” is a cool thing to say
You survived man, head up, your awesome !
From a professional dying person 😅😅😅
Jokes aside, you are amazing!
That "I'm so happy " and "hehehe the log is climbed " was soooo wholesome!
i saw the title, checked the upload date and i almost shed a tear expecting the worst. happy that it's not what i thought and and extremely happy for you and the life you are living guided by the mindset you have. so many things captured in just a short video. keep it up man and i really wish you the best, so happy for you!
HE SURIVIED LETS GO
we’ve just been told my uncle (who’s like my dad) has stage 4 lung cancer, so i was terrified when i read the title and thought he could be leaving us way sooner than i expected. seeing you overcome this disease has made me a bit more hopeful, maybe he’ll stick around a little longer. so i thank you deeply, and i hope you enjoy every single day of your life
Stay strong brother, and the best wishes to your uncle
Same thing happened to my uncle a couple years back, and he’s still going strong 💪. There’s always hope for recovery, best of luck to you.
My uncle died of kidney cancer He was the kindest man and didn't even say "no" to me even once He even fixed my rc car when i was a kid
My aunt also stage 4 cancer , she was so done with cancer that she didn’t even go for chemotherapy and accepted the whatever time she has left, but by god’s grace doctors found another way to treat her cancer, and it worked she is now cancer free since 7 years and still perfectly healthy and happy. We will pray for your uncles fast recovery. MAY LORD JESUS CHRIST BE WITH U AND YOUR FAMILY….❤❤🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻Have faith God of miracles……✝️✝️
I hope the best for you and your family
Regret is the biggest pain of all, stay strong dude. That goes for y'all reading this too, I guess it goes for me as well.
i just opened my page and i saw this and sobbed bc I thought it was going to be bryan barzyc lynja and then you glad ur ok (:
I kNOWW so sad lynja go bye bye Rest in Peace :,(
The angles you offer in this video is so valuable! I just went through a rough health challenge (made a vid about it if anyone should want to see), and watching this video healed me in a way! Thank you ❤
Trust me Al, you lived fuller and happier than 99% of all humans.
True my guy
Corny
@@alviGD 🤡
A true man smiles in the face of death. Even faced with death he still radiates happiness and positivity. God bless you man.
These lines are only to compensate for the fear of death. When death knocks even the bravest are afraid.
Omg, this reminds me of technoblade😢
“three months left to live” uploaded: *3 months ago*
He hasn't posted in 2 weeks, hopefully he posts...
Hes cancer free… 🙏
Start:I'm watching this after 3 months and this is scaring me
End:ok so I had a reallllyyyyyy bad day and I thought why am I living so carelessly and this video seems like my key to the great escape I found all my answers
So everyone let's try our best and keep going as if we were dying...which we are but like ...nvm...let's just stay grateful and do our best
This guy’s a G. Deserves all the respect in the world. To be this happy after surviving cancer twice, I love your good spirit. Wish nothing but the best for you!
For everyone, who's fighting this disease: you're all legends deserving a medal and a praise. One day this dragon will be defeated by the best scientists and doctors once and for all, with every day this victory is closer and closer, one day we'll hear around the world "No more cancer", stay positive like this man and live, live like never before.
that's me
"deacese"☠☠☠☠
Yes good encourage them to sit around for someone else to fix their problems because that's what legends do. If I ever get cancer you better believe im getting a phd in biology.
@@jasdebi9372It is NOT that easy lil bro ☠️
sorry to say but cancer is man made
You're so brave and beautiful. I'm glad you stay positive on your vlog. I keep you in my prayers.
My heart was breaking clicking this video but I'm glad to know that you are okay and happy I hope you achieve everything you wanted from that list and more.. sending lots of love
This video came of my feed few minutes ago I was stressed about collage exams jobs ...this video made me so grateful for the life I was gifted and how we take so much for granted thankyou❤️