Same goes for me when I wear my wig and make up haha! When I went for my CT scan, the nurse who was giving me the contrast said that she had no idea I was sick until she looked at my chart.
Wonderful presentation. You are such a terrific resource for those of all ages ( I’m 52!) who are entering the unknown world of cancer. Keep up the great work😃
One more. You can be good, you can feel fine. The thing that I come across often is that people think that just because I have cancer I can't feel good and fine and be happy. And they always feel like asking how I am doing is a insult to me. I don't even...
Love your excellent info and upbeat attitude. I was recently diagnosed with Diffuse large B-Cell Lymphoma Stage 3; my oncologist says the cancer is aggressive but curable! I had the 1st of 6 infusions 2 days ago, they will be spaced three weeks apart! I feel great today with excellent energy, strength, and appetite! But it’s early and understand it will tougher going forward. Thanks again, Wilfred
Thanks for the information i hope you Get well soon, one familiar has been diagnosed with cancer :( and this vídeos help me to undestand some things and feel there is some hope for him too, you aré a very brave girl !
Hello I love watching your videos. You are so full of life that is contagious. Keep staying strong and say hello from me to your sidekick boyfriend. Take care!
Magdelana, Thank you for the info. I’ve done some reading but haven’t looked into the sugar info. Different ones have told me to cut out sugar. I haven’t. Hard habit yo break. Only Redon I even suspected I had cancer was losing 25 lbs and pain in my shoulder blade. The tumor was putting pressure against my rib cage causing the pain. I 1st thought my neck was out of wake so went to chiropractor . 2 weeks later had the x-ray and there I went on my journey. Of course I suspected only because of my history and my gut telling me. I knew I would have breast cancer and I knew I would have. Lung cancer. Didn’t expect it to go to my kidney. So far the treatment I was getting work on my kidney also, so we are focusing on the lung right now. Sorry now I’m babbling. Any way hope you are doing well. Stay strong. 💕
There are some cases when a biopsy can cause cancer to spread. I had cancer in my tear gland (who even knew that was possible?!), although the type of cancer is also found in the salivary glands. The type of tumour I had starts off as benign and can sometimes turn malignant, as mine unfortunately did. Basically this tumour grows in a capsule made up of healthy tissue. If any of the tumour escapes the capsule then you’re in trouble; that includes the benign tumour because if any gets left behind then it will eventually turn malignant. As a result it has been shown that you cannot biopsy this type of tumour or it will cause the cancer to spread or even mean the patient gets cancer when they wouldn’t have otherwise. The only way to properly diagnose a mass in the tear gland then is to remove it, making sure the entire tumour is kept in tact and then send it off for pathology. Regardless, the first treatment for any tear gland tumour would be surgery to remove it (even if it’s benign it’s not much fun having a giant lump making your eyes uneven!), so doing a biopsy wouldn’t really change things anyway.
I have Stage 4A Ductal Prostate Cancer. Was diagnosed January 2016. Still going strong (well trying to go strong). Never lost my hair. Actually gained a lot of weight (fat). Thank you for your video.
Isabelle Thank you. I am doing better than I have a right to be. Some issues, but that just tells me I am alive! By the way, it has been years since someone called me “sir”, thank you and wishing you well!❤️
I see that many people have already said this but, I do want to say that stage 4 is a death sentence for other cancers. Maybe not for lymphoma. And the staging of other cancers maybe different depending on the type. Example- Melanoma and Breast Cancer. BTW- its crazy how simular your cancer (lymphoma) was, compared to one of my cancers (melanoma) are. I had an extremely large tumor in my mediastinal area, and many in my lungs and nodes. They actually diagnosed and started to treat mine as lymphoma. Well until 2 months later when we discovered the treatment was not working, and the genetic makeup of my cancer came back saying that it was this rare form of Metastatic Mediastinal Melanoma with no skin involvement. How did I have melanoma with no skin involvement? I have no idea. Anyway, I love your videos. Thank you for sharing. I also have my journey online too. but mine is basically about being a single mother of 3 children, with 2 terminal cancers. Metastatic Triple Negative Breast Cancer, and Metastatic Mediastinal Melanoma. Praying for you!
Yes but many people believe every type of cancer and every stage and cancer in general is a fatal disease, and eventhough sometimes its hard to be cured from a stage 4 cancer , lymphoma has a pretty good prognosis
Exactly.... cancer is not a single disease, but many. Also breast cancer can be very different depending on subtypes, and prognosis can be terrible or good. But one thing is in common: people don’t want to know about cancer. And it is a big problem for people who have to fight...
Magdelana, I don't know if I ever "looked sick" when I was going through chemo. I would have to check my pics to see if I "looked sick" or not. One of the nurses in the infusion room where I got my chemo said I was very sick when I was admitted to the hospital the day after I found out that I had tested positive for lymphoma cancer. The next day I had my 1st chemo treatment. What are your chances of surviving? The cancer dr gave me a 50/50 chance of surviving my cancer. Of getting it to remission. I put my faith and trust in God to get me through everything I want through. I had a blood bacteria after my 1st round of chemo too. I had to get that taken care of too. I got an Iv every 4 hours for 24 hours a day for 2 weeks. I got a total of 84 units of my medication to take care of my blood bacteria. I got through all of that.
@@Pkaistan I’m doing pretty good now, I’m between 2 and 3 years of being cancer free. If I can make it to 3 years cancer free then I will probably never have a relapse, but then again maybe I would. My kind of treatment was so new that the booklet of the kind of cancer treatments didn’t even have it in that booklet.
Had high grade cancer cancer, CIN 3 and HPV used Escharotic treatment, normal pap smear, still got pregnant. Doctors would like to do leep procedure and said no. Leep procedure side effects. Loss libido, loss orgram function, nerves connect up cevix damage by treatment, shorter cervix, harder to get pregnant, sex drive and sex life. When with naturally way of treatments on cervical cancer.
U can also do pranayam and asana..to heal ur body internally..like anulom vilom..kapalbhati..nadi shodhana..they r very helpful..pl search on you tube..
Regarding sugar: - Cancer cells consume more glucose than normal ones. - Carbohydrates break down into glucose to be utilised by cells, so they're basically sugar. - Cancer cells also consume glutamine - an amino acid. It's in everything, can't avoid. Here's something you can do which is HIGHLY EFFECTIVE: - Eat only ketogenic diet; no sugar, no carbs. Cancer cannot live on ketosis. - Glutamine effects can be mitigated by intermittent fasting; eat only in a narrow bracket, 2 meals a day. - There's a glutamine blocker drug called DON; unfortunately people don't know about it and it's not on market. However you can check out Prof. Thomas Seyfried's book: "Cancer as a metabolic disease", or learn about him via youtube. His team is treating end stage cancer patients using these methods listed above. That's all I know.
People always say to me, "you don't look like you have cancer." I don't even know what that means lol. Great video!
Same goes for me when I wear my wig and make up haha! When I went for my CT scan, the nurse who was giving me the contrast said that she had no idea I was sick until she looked at my chart.
@@MagsBujalskihaha that's one way to figure it out
I get the same comment. That, and, you look better with cancer.
That means you look great
Wonderful presentation. You are such a terrific resource for those of all ages ( I’m 52!) who are entering the unknown world of cancer. Keep up the great work😃
One more. You can be good, you can feel fine. The thing that I come across often is that people think that just because I have cancer I can't feel good and fine and be happy. And they always feel like asking how I am doing is a insult to me. I don't even...
Love your excellent info and upbeat attitude. I was recently diagnosed with Diffuse large B-Cell Lymphoma Stage 3; my oncologist says the cancer is aggressive but curable! I had the 1st of 6 infusions 2 days ago, they will be spaced three weeks apart! I feel great today with excellent energy, strength, and appetite! But it’s early and understand it will tougher going forward. Thanks again, Wilfred
Good for YOU to get the facts & great information about cancer cells🎯
Been watching your cancer journey from Wisconsin! You are amazing!
I love how positive you are about your situation!! Great video❤️
Great information Magdalena. Good for you for putting it up. Take care. You look great ❤😊
You are awsome! I beat stage IV cancer over seven years ago. I am glad you are doing so well.
I'm happy to see you're doing well, love from Little Canada, MN❤
I love your positivity ❤️
EVEN MORE THAN STAGE 4 COULD NOT CONQUER YOU. BE POSITIVE AS YOU ARE, YOU CAN DO IT. CONTINUE PRAYING FOR YOU.
Love your positive good young spirit from one Canadian to another , wishing you a complete recovery, I am just starting my chemo soon 💗🙏
This was so informative! Thank you for sharing ❤️
Thanks for the information i hope you Get well soon, one familiar has been diagnosed with cancer :( and this vídeos help me to undestand some things and feel there is some hope for him too, you aré a very brave girl !
Thank you for sharing this information. Many people do not know a lot of these facts.
God bless you for your information... and cancer is bad but the will to live is stronger and the fight continues.
Great information!
Much love to you, you beautiful person :)
Interesting video! You look great btw❤️
That was good Magdalena 💕
Hello mine is stage 1b but the cancer cell is agressive..praying for you! Stay strong!
I hope you’re doing well. I had stage 1 endometrial cancer but it’s an aggressive cancer, so I am getting chemo and probably radiation.
@@dawnlovescouture2644 hello!! Thanks..yeah I'm ok now in remission for 4 years now..you will be ok..I also undergo chemo and radiation..
@@pinaysurvivor That’s such good news!!! I hope I have success, too!
@@dawnlovescouture2644 yes of course you will too..stay strong❤️❤️❤️
Great information. Hope you are feeling good. Take care...your Peg Pal.
Hello I love watching your videos. You are so full of life that is contagious. Keep staying strong and say hello from me to your sidekick boyfriend. Take care!
Magdelana, Thank you for the info. I’ve done some reading but haven’t looked into the sugar info. Different ones have told me to cut out sugar. I haven’t. Hard habit yo break. Only Redon I even suspected I had cancer was losing 25 lbs and pain in my shoulder blade. The tumor was putting pressure against my rib cage causing the pain. I 1st thought my neck was out of wake so went to chiropractor . 2 weeks later had the x-ray and there I went on my journey. Of course I suspected only because of my history and my gut telling me. I knew I would have breast cancer and I knew I would have. Lung cancer. Didn’t expect it to go to my kidney. So far the treatment I was getting work on my kidney also, so we are focusing on the lung right now. Sorry now I’m babbling. Any way hope you are doing well. Stay strong. 💕
Omg thank you for the biopsy doesn't spread cancer. That is 1 teeny tiny worry knocked off the list.
There are some cases when a biopsy can cause cancer to spread. I had cancer in my tear gland (who even knew that was possible?!), although the type of cancer is also found in the salivary glands. The type of tumour I had starts off as benign and can sometimes turn malignant, as mine unfortunately did. Basically this tumour grows in a capsule made up of healthy tissue. If any of the tumour escapes the capsule then you’re in trouble; that includes the benign tumour because if any gets left behind then it will eventually turn malignant. As a result it has been shown that you cannot biopsy this type of tumour or it will cause the cancer to spread or even mean the patient gets cancer when they wouldn’t have otherwise. The only way to properly diagnose a mass in the tear gland then is to remove it, making sure the entire tumour is kept in tact and then send it off for pathology. Regardless, the first treatment for any tear gland tumour would be surgery to remove it (even if it’s benign it’s not much fun having a giant lump making your eyes uneven!), so doing a biopsy wouldn’t really change things anyway.
I have Stage 4A Ductal Prostate Cancer. Was diagnosed January 2016. Still going strong (well trying to go strong). Never lost my hair. Actually gained a lot of weight (fat). Thank you for your video.
Wishing you all the best sir. Stay strong
Isabelle
Thank you. I am doing better than I have a right to be. Some issues, but that just tells me I am alive! By the way, it has been years since someone called me “sir”, thank you and wishing you well!❤️
@@cpecpecpe Hope you have a great life nontheless!
Go strong..be happy..best wishes with u..sir
Along way this journey
I see that many people have already said this but, I do want to say that stage 4 is a death sentence for other cancers. Maybe not for lymphoma. And the staging of other cancers maybe different depending on the type. Example- Melanoma and Breast Cancer. BTW- its crazy how simular your cancer (lymphoma) was, compared to one of my cancers (melanoma) are. I had an extremely large tumor in my mediastinal area, and many in my lungs and nodes. They actually diagnosed and started to treat mine as lymphoma. Well until 2 months later when we discovered the treatment was not working, and the genetic makeup of my cancer came back saying that it was this rare form of Metastatic Mediastinal Melanoma with no skin involvement. How did I have melanoma with no skin involvement? I have no idea. Anyway, I love your videos. Thank you for sharing. I also have my journey online too. but mine is basically about being a single mother of 3 children, with 2 terminal cancers. Metastatic Triple Negative Breast Cancer, and Metastatic Mediastinal Melanoma. Praying for you!
Stage 4 cancer is a death sentence (95%) for many cancers, not for others and not for your (25%) and i wish you the best. Sincerely
Yes but many people believe every type of cancer and every stage and cancer in general is a fatal disease, and eventhough sometimes its hard to be cured from a stage 4 cancer , lymphoma has a pretty good prognosis
Exactly.... cancer is not a single disease, but many. Also breast cancer can be very different depending on subtypes, and prognosis can be terrible or good. But one thing is in common: people don’t want to know about cancer. And it is a big problem for people who have to fight...
Magdelana, I don't know if I ever "looked sick" when I was going through chemo. I would have to check my pics to see if I "looked sick" or not. One of the nurses in the infusion room where I got my chemo said I was very sick when I was admitted to the hospital the day after I found out that I had tested positive for lymphoma cancer. The next day I had my 1st chemo treatment. What are your chances of surviving? The cancer dr gave me a 50/50 chance of surviving my cancer. Of getting it to remission. I put my faith and trust in God to get me through everything I want through. I had a blood bacteria after my 1st round of chemo too. I had to get that taken care of too. I got an Iv every 4 hours for 24 hours a day for 2 weeks. I got a total of 84 units of my medication to take care of my blood bacteria. I got through all of that.
Are u fine and healthy now God bls u pls reply
Yes I'm done with the chemo and everything else too.
@@Pkaistan I’m doing pretty good now, I’m between 2 and 3 years of being cancer free. If I can make it to 3 years cancer free then I will probably never have a relapse, but then again maybe I would. My kind of treatment was so new that the booklet of the kind of cancer treatments didn’t even have it in that booklet.
The sugar one is so annoying...I am so sick of people telling me to give up sugar.
Can you donate blood, will it spread? Lymphoma is a cancer of the blood/lymph
Had high grade cancer cancer, CIN 3 and HPV used Escharotic treatment, normal pap smear, still got pregnant. Doctors would like to do leep procedure and said no. Leep procedure side effects. Loss libido, loss orgram function, nerves connect up cevix damage by treatment, shorter cervix, harder to get pregnant, sex drive and sex life. When with naturally way of treatments on cervical cancer.
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I like your wig . Where did you bought? It’s human ? Thank you. I am soon starting chemo 😊
I recommend UniWigs for human hair wigs!
Is it true you can’t go into “remission” when you have been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer due to its metastasis?
That is false! You are still able to go into remission from stage 4 cancer!
Thanks for the quick response. I hope you continue to do so well. I definitely think your youth is a benefit to beating this disease 💗
Was yours Hormone receptive?
You may want to edit that last part. You accidentally said, “eating cancer will not cause cancer” when you meant “eating sugar”
U can also do pranayam and asana..to heal ur body internally..like anulom vilom..kapalbhati..nadi shodhana..they r very helpful..pl search on you tube..
*lolol. Eating cancer in your diet, LOLOLOL.*
Regarding sugar:
- Cancer cells consume more glucose than normal ones.
- Carbohydrates break down into glucose to be utilised by cells, so they're basically sugar.
- Cancer cells also consume glutamine - an amino acid. It's in everything, can't avoid.
Here's something you can do which is HIGHLY EFFECTIVE:
- Eat only ketogenic diet; no sugar, no carbs. Cancer cannot live on ketosis.
- Glutamine effects can be mitigated by intermittent fasting; eat only in a narrow bracket, 2 meals a day.
- There's a glutamine blocker drug called DON; unfortunately people don't know about it and it's not on market. However you can check out Prof. Thomas Seyfried's book: "Cancer as a metabolic disease", or learn about him via youtube. His team is treating end stage cancer patients using these methods listed above.
That's all I know.