Incredible courage, amazing vulnerability, audacious Divinity. God at the point of you is so evident. You are the Christ. I cry with you, I grieve with you, I hope with you. Whatever comes next, let your Light keep shining.
My Good friend, You and I share LMS and all the difficulty that goes with it. Grief can be overwhelming at times. Just yesterday, I found myself grieving over a dog in my youth that got lost when I was moved away. I still feel helpless and still wonder 50 years later about a dog so remarkable in changing my life. I expessed remorse over the things I had done wrong in the past. I find it hard to see there are those who have it worse than me. The very young who have cancer and those whose passed away from any type of cancer. I was told and it makes since deal with what you can control and let it be the things you have no control over. About the lost of taste. You can be like Helen Keller, and let your other senses help you better deal with the problem. Your sense of smell can be a good friend during these times Spices you like and tolerate well can make food better. I would also suggest cooking it yourself if you can and have time. Also, the setting is important and Thanksgiving is a good lead into that. My best as always David.
I empathize completely, especially with the grief you feel about the life you still want to live. I'm stage 4, inoperable and I'll never be cancer free, but I'm hoping for stabilization with Votrient at the moment. I want to travel the world, I want to keep living, so to keep the grief away a bit I go where I can and don't plan too far ahead. I wish you all the luck in the world on your journey and hope you find something that works to stabilize the tumours. Thank you so much for sharing your story and the rawness of how it makes you feel, you're not alone. x
Much love to you and Tony both. Thank you for sharing this. I feel you, brother. Truly. You are giving voice to all of our frustrations, grief, anger, and - yes - hope. Even if its hope for just to taste a glass of wine. To get sensations back where there is only numbness. To be pain-free. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
You are in my thoughts and I understand. Chemo is so hard on the body and mind. There was a time when I too could not make it to the end of the driveway. Let’s face it head on , you feel like crap! And it is VERY important to connect with others in the same boat as you are in. Hugs from me in Florida. Enjoy time with family and friends this Thanksgiving.
You have described this journey so well...it is not always upbeat. I pray for your comfort and peace. I know this is so hard to not be able to do the things you used to do. It’s ok to cry and get angry! Your body will release endorphins and that can help you feel better. Lots of love and prayers ❤️💕🙏
David, Thank You for sharing your emotions. You said what so many feel but cannot express. I wish you the happiest of Thanksgivings. Let hugs, memories, and laughter replace the taste of food. As you feel fatigued, relax and let your sister or Mom hold your hand. You are loved by many; people you know and those you don't. You are in my prayers and I hope you get back some of those "pieces ". Thank you so much for this video.
Sending you much love, positive vibes and powerful mojo. Even in grief your light shines so very bright. I binge watched all you videos and you have been a real blessing to me. Have a wonderful Thanksging.
David, thanks so much for opening up and sharing your true feeling's. Prayer's as always for you. Take it one day at as time and enjoy each day as its a gift from above. I to am living with ULMS and going through chemotherapy.💜💜
Thank you for your honesty 💔 keep staying positive Dave , your in my thoughts and prayers 🙏 one day at a time . I can see how hard it is on you make lovely memories keep fighting love Yvette ❤️
I wish you a very Blessed Thanksgiving. I pray for your strength and for stabilization and no new growth in your upcoming scans. Stay strong, positive, and trust in God. May God Bless you and your loved ones.
If I hear a certain song or watch a certain movie, it reminds me of the time when I was healthy and this is very hard on the emotions. I haven't had radiation yet but also the Gem / Tax chemo causes me a lot of fatigue. Every walk to the trash can outside is a hardship and I am exhausted and have to sit down when I am back in the apartment.
please turn to Jesus He loves you very much, He is the God of miracles, i was ill for a long time, but the doctors couldn't really help me, i don't blame them there was only so much that they could of done for me, Then Jesus gave me a miracle and healed me, God has done amazing things in my life and in the life's of people i know and love, He can do the same for you and yours, When you need Him call on Him, The bible tells us in Romans 10:13 For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved, He is the God of comfort and will be there for you when you call on Him, He will protect you, God saved someone i love from an illness leading to death, There is nothing impossible to God, Its as simple as accepting Jesus, and Trusting Him for your Salvation, He is the healer of the body and Saviour of our souls, And if you truly seek Him Jesus will answer you, i know this because He answered me when i called out to Him, Take care
Your honesty and grace in the face of this disease is humbling. I hope you find some relief for your pain and achieve ‘stability’.
Incredible courage, amazing vulnerability, audacious Divinity. God at the point of you is so evident. You are the Christ. I cry with you, I grieve with you, I hope with you. Whatever comes next, let your Light keep shining.
Thank you for your beautiful video xx
Love you and big hugs xx god bless and heal this beautiful man 🙏 I want to give you a big hug ❤️
My Good friend, You and I share LMS and all the difficulty that goes with it. Grief can
be overwhelming at times. Just yesterday, I found myself grieving over a dog in my youth
that got lost when I was moved away. I still feel helpless and still wonder 50 years later
about a dog so remarkable in changing my life. I expessed remorse over the things
I had done wrong in the past. I find it hard to see there are those who have it
worse than me. The very young who have cancer and those whose passed away
from any type of cancer. I was told and it makes since deal with what you can
control and let it be the things you have no control over.
About the lost of taste. You can be like Helen Keller, and let
your other senses help you better deal with the problem.
Your sense of smell can be a good friend during these times
Spices you like and tolerate well can make food better.
I would also suggest cooking it yourself if you can and have time.
Also, the setting is important and Thanksgiving is a good lead into that.
My best as always David.
I empathize completely, especially with the grief you feel about the life you still want to live. I'm stage 4, inoperable and I'll never be cancer free, but I'm hoping for stabilization with Votrient at the moment. I want to travel the world, I want to keep living, so to keep the grief away a bit I go where I can and don't plan too far ahead. I wish you all the luck in the world on your journey and hope you find something that works to stabilize the tumours. Thank you so much for sharing your story and the rawness of how it makes you feel, you're not alone. x
I wish you all the best and hope that Votrient is working for you!
What a beautiful, real and raw video. Thank you xx
Hi Dave, I have LMS also, thankyou for your videos
Much love to you and Tony both. Thank you for sharing this. I feel you, brother. Truly. You are giving voice to all of our frustrations, grief, anger, and - yes - hope. Even if its hope for just to taste a glass of wine. To get sensations back where there is only numbness. To be pain-free. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
You are in my thoughts and I understand. Chemo is so hard on the body and mind. There was a time when I too could not make it to the end of the driveway. Let’s face it head on , you feel like crap! And it is VERY important to connect with others in the same boat as you are in.
Hugs from me in Florida. Enjoy time with family and friends this Thanksgiving.
The last part of this video says it all. Nothing is more important than family and a support network. Happy Thanksgiving Dave. Your words inspire me.
Love you, brother. You make me feel proud and humble. I am in awe of your courage. Can't wait to see you next week.
You have described this journey so well...it is not always upbeat. I pray for your comfort and peace. I know this is so hard to not be able to do the things you used to do. It’s ok to cry and get angry! Your body will release endorphins and that can help you feel better. Lots of love and prayers ❤️💕🙏
David, Thank You for sharing your emotions. You said what so many feel but cannot express. I wish you the happiest of Thanksgivings. Let hugs, memories, and laughter replace the taste of food. As you feel fatigued, relax and let your sister or Mom hold your hand. You are loved by many; people you know and those you don't. You are in my prayers and I hope you get back some of those "pieces ". Thank you so much for this video.
Sending you much love, positive vibes and powerful mojo. Even in grief your light shines so very bright. I binge watched all you videos and you have been a real blessing to me. Have a wonderful Thanksging.
I came across your videos and I just want to send love your way
David, thanks so much for opening up and sharing your true feeling's. Prayer's as always for you. Take it one day at as time and enjoy each day as its a gift from above. I to am living with ULMS and going through chemotherapy.💜💜
I'm sending prayers for you! Thank you for sharing your story.
God bless you. Sending prayers your way🙏
I'll cry with you anytime you need, good friend. No advice from me.
Thank you for your honesty 💔 keep staying positive Dave , your in my thoughts and prayers 🙏 one day at a time . I can see how hard it is on you make lovely memories keep fighting love Yvette ❤️
I wish you a very Blessed Thanksgiving. I pray for your strength and for stabilization and no new growth in your upcoming scans. Stay strong, positive, and trust in God. May God Bless you and your loved ones.
If I hear a certain song or watch a certain movie, it reminds me of the time when I was healthy and this is very hard on the emotions.
I haven't had radiation yet but also the Gem / Tax chemo causes me a lot of fatigue. Every walk to the trash can outside is a hardship and I am exhausted and have to sit down when I am back in the apartment.
I am also a realist and being NED is no guarantee in the long term.
please turn to Jesus He loves you very much, He is the God of miracles, i was ill for a long time, but the doctors couldn't really help me, i don't blame them there was only so much that they could of done for me, Then Jesus gave me a miracle and healed me, God has done amazing things in my life and in the life's of people i know and love, He can do the same for you and yours, When you need Him call on Him, The bible tells us in Romans 10:13 For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved, He is the God of comfort and will be there for you when you call on Him, He will protect you, God saved someone i love from an illness leading to death, There is nothing impossible to God, Its as simple as accepting Jesus, and Trusting Him for your Salvation, He is the healer of the body and Saviour of our souls, And if you truly seek Him Jesus will answer you, i know this because He answered me when i called out to Him, Take care