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Praying for you. I am a survivor of a Neuroendocrine tumor in my lung that had spread to my liver. The tumor in my lung was surgically removed, and the liver tumor was treated separately with a procedure that targeted my liver only. Be encouraged. 💙
Was it small cell? Regardless of what it was A VERY BIG congrats to you. For beating this monster!🩵
Sweet of you to share and encourage.
I myself had stage 3b lung cancer and had full left lung removed 6 years ago and am blessed to be doing well. All positivity is a good thing. Keep well x
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Sending you lots of love 💕
You’ll get through this Tiffany, I’ve been following you since your journey began, and I was diagnosed with a relapse back then. I’ve been going through treatment ever since and just taking one day at a time. Don’t worry too much about the future, and live each day to the fullest. I’m always saying that cancer has taken a lot from me ( I’ve been fighting this for 7 years since 2016 when I was 13 and relapsed in 2021) but I’m intentionally choosing to live each day fully without cancer taking over. We’ll get through this. Rooting for you ❤
Since 13? This is so rough. I am really sorry. Life can be so unfair. ❤
You have a grateful attitude. Keep going positive.
Ah bless your heart, what a brave young lady you are. God bless you.❤❤
Prayers for you🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
If you don’t mind me asking where was the cancer 😢🥺
Tiffany dear - you don't have lung or liver cancer. You have metastatic colon cancer. Your cancer from your bowel spread to these other organs. This is very different than lung or liver cancer. I know you don't like researching but I HIGHLY suggest you research clinical trials. Stage IV cancer is a different game & time is of the essence to attack it. Please, for your family. If you can't ask Matt or another family member. Don't rely only on the doctors. This is your life & you need to take responsibility in being proactive in this fight. 💙
Oh my goodness. Am a doctor and I didn’t realize she may think she has entirely different, new cancers??? Surely as an eye doctor, and with her sister a doctor, she understands that it is colon cancer that has spread??? I was going to comment as well but I didn’t realize she may think she has 3 cancers?!!!! Stage IV is scary but yes time to attack.
@@traciprovins3221she never says « mets from primary colorectal cancer » she always says she is gonna google « lung cancer » and « liver cancer » so obviously she won’t find anything related to her case … Hopefully her doctors will explain her better, they already did I am sure but she seems to have forgotten everything …?
@@janematthews3394 so educate her? what is the point of your comment exactly?
@@janematthews3394You sound so pleasant
@@traciprovins3221You are a doctor? I dont buy it. Because then you would know that being an optometrist is highly different from an oncologist. And you sound very unprofessionell with your "??????".
Tiffany the MOST common sites for metastasis of colorectal cancer are the liver and lungs. You DO NOT have lung cancer or liver cancer. Your original cancer has spread to your lung and liver. It is still colorectal cancer and you need to be researching “colorectal cancer metastasis”, because treatments and prognosis for lung and liver cancer don’t apply to you. Please have a conversation with your oncologist and have the basics explained. As someone who has spent a lot of time as a patient, it’s really important to be educated so you can advocate for yourself. Metastasis is very serious and needs to be treated aggressively!
My advice would be:
1. Bring someone knowledgeable with you to your appointments so they can help ask pertinent questions, and understand what is being said.
2. Ask to please record your appointments, so you can listen back to them. It’s easy to forget things when a lot of information is being shared.
3. Ask your oncologist to clearly explain metastasis and what this means for your individual prognosis and treatment options.
4. Research clinic trials appropriate to your specific disease.
5. Push your doctors about clinic trials and if you can be included in any.
6. Get second opinions on the best course of treatment.
Sending you so much love 💙💙💙
I totally agree with you. A patient and/ or caregiver needs to be informed/ educated to be able to ask the right questions and advocate for themselves.
Good points. On recording, I usually don't ask for permission because I don't want it to affect the interaction. Plus I'm not recording video. So I simply turn on my voice recorder app before they walk in. It's frustrating when people say they don't remember what was said. I'm like hello.. Record it. And also research questions to ask.
Excellent advice! She should print this comment and paste it in her bullet journal. Of course, she should definitely seek other opinions; it’s a common practice in oncology centers. She should especially request an opinion on different treatment options and clinical trials at Gustave Roussy Hospital, which is one of the best oncology centers in Europe/the world. Seeking a second opinion won’t cost her much, if anything.
Such good advice! I understand that her mum and partner love and care very deeply for her and that this naturally hard for them. However it’s important to bring the right person to the appointment, it’s not good to be more worried about other people and upsetting them when dealing with something so serious.
People have been saying this for a year+. The lack of education and self advocacy has been concerning since this cancer was diagnosed. Amma & the boyfriend are too emotionally involved.
Why do you keep saying that the liver has never been mentioned before when you know that is has? You have a previous video about it last year.
It won’t necessarily be a different chemo. If this cancer is from the original source, it’s the same cancer, just metastatic. It’s not a new cancer.
The past chemo did not work!
@@oneseeker2 that could certainly be the case, unfortunately
When you gave the news about the scans, I got a knot in my stomach. I have grown to care about you so much. I hate that you have to go through this. Sending you ,Matt and family love from the States. You’ve got this!💙💙💙
Well said! I feel exactly the same! We got this sweet Tiffany!💙
Tiffany, my husband, a physician, wS diagnosed with colon cancer 20 years ago. At the time, he was told it was a small tumor and not aggressive. He had a surgical removal in which several inches of bowel were removed to ensure clean margins. He did not lose enough bowel to require even a temporary stoma. He was told he would not need radiation or chemo. Exactly 4 months post surgery he had a tumor on his liver. He was fortunate to find a very skilled surgeon who told him he could respect his liver and remove the tumor. My husband had the surgery and subsequent chemotherapy. It is very common for colorectal cancer to metastasized to the liver. As I said, that all happened 20 years ago. My husband celebrated his 80th birthday this year in May, and did not retire from his medical practice until this past January!! I am sharing his story to encourage you to keep your chin up and don't stop fighting. You are incredibly strong and if you need more c h emo and surgery you can handle it. It is a big blow, and very scary, but it is not the end of the road. Merely another battle in the war, and you are a warrior. We are praying for you.
You’re our girl, and we’re here for you. Don’t forget we’re your family and love you ❤❤
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Those words are so beautiful and poignant. Very encouraging. Kindest regards from England.
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It scares me that you dont know the basics. This isnt liver and lung cancer. It is still Colorectal cancer. You dont need to know everything but you cant ask the right questions if you dont know the basics. I am not being condescending or critical. I am concerned about you because metastatic cancer is much more serious than where you were last year. Pls dont waste time , make the right choices. There are patients who go on to do well even in this situation. I hope you will too.
Even though this is true going through something like this is terrifying and if she doesn’t want to learn the basics she doesn’t have to the doctors should be telling her what she needs to know and if there’s any confusion then ask them but researching on your own when you have this can be such a bad thing for your mental health, the doctors will do what they think is best and if the person going through this doesn’t want to learn more then that’s okay what ever gets them through this hard time.
@@Muluue i have been through this as a caregiver. It helps a lot when you do your own research so you can ask the right questions. Drs dont have hours with each patient to tell you everything you need to know. I have siblings who are Drs, their knowledge + my own research gave me a big advantage when our dad was ill with cancer. Also when my husband was ill though not with cancer. As a result he did much better and his specialist was very pleased he didnt have to explain the basics to us. Have you watched SJ Strum's channel? She and her sister were very hands on, did theif own research including about immunotherapy which the NHS isnt offering. So when the NHS Drs said they couldnt do anymore, they knew where to go next.
@@Muluue Sorry but your reasoning makes no sense.
She has every right to hide from the truth, but then don't come back months later and say that she did everything right.
Cancer doesn't care about your feelings, nor can you manifest it away.
Time is always of the essence.
@@Mila_Brearey I have been trying to tell her about taking turkey tail mushroom dual extract and other medicinal mushrooms for over a year now but she never replies. I hope she sees it. There are a lot of things that help and it's important because something is causing it to keep returning and there are lots of natural things she can do to help.
Stoma dryness isn't related to your liver. If it is metastases it means the remnants of cancer cells in colo rectal area have travelled through your lymphatic system to your liver and/or lungs. It is still the original cancer but is no longer contained.
It probably happened before her surgery . The primary tumour has been removed but the bad news is some cells migrated before that to distant organs. The signs in the lung nodule was there. Sometimes it takes time for it to show up. That is why so soon after the surgery here she is. So long as they can still treat it , it is relatively good news.
@@Sunshine-zi4nq I don't think so. If they'd have suspected Mets in her lung before pelvic exteneration, they'd have made sure it was or wasn't and advised her accordingly, surely? What was she advised about the original lung nodules? There must have been scans etc to determine its origins?
@@sharonhoward884 it was stated then that they couldn't biopsy the lung nodule or confirm on a scan if it was cancerous because it was too small. The first hosp thought it was which is why they staged her as stage 4 and refused surgery. The RM gave it the benefit of the doubt but I remember her saying the surgeon mentioned that while they got clear margins of the primary tumour , they couldn't be sure it had no spread elsewhere.
@@Sunshine-zi4nqyes that's right, I'd forgotten that.
@@Sunshine-zi4nqaren’t you a f….ray of sunshine
💙 Hi! You wouldn’t believe how surreal this is. I’m in a Houston, Texas hotel bathtub, watching your video. I have stage 4 breast cancer, with mets to my liver and hip. My brother has stage 4 sinus cancer and we’re actually here, for him. He’s been on a clinical trial, at MD Anderson and tomorrow, we go for his face MRI and PET scan. I pray for us all and know God will see us through this. I’ve been part of the TT Family since your journey started. Hugs, to you and your family. Kathy, from Pensacola, FL💙
Wishing you and your family some good news, one of my friends have been dealing with metastatic breast cancer for 21 years and kicking cancer's arse, you will to.
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Wishing you both the best. I'm a fellow MDA patient. I've had treatment there and now in follow-up, now 3 years NED after a recurrence became stage 4. Hang in there 🙏🏼
Thank you! My brother has had a complete response to his treatment. Praise God!
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My husband had a large tumor in his liver and he had amazing results with Folfox. Prayers to you every day!!!! We Got This 💙
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Please remember not to Google "lung cancer." You have lung metastasis which is different. They aren't lung cells, so the prognosis is different.
Thank you to researchers, physicians, nurses, scientists and medical teams everywhere 💙💙💙💙💙
Amen to that!
Your mother looks beautiful today! Tell her hello and hello to you and Matt ❤ Been with you all for a very long time and I’m glad that you got on with enjoying life I too enjoyed watching your vacations ❤ We’re all praying for you Tiffany never lose the faith!! Big hugs from Beth in Illinois USA
What many of you are not addressing or remembering is that
Her original tumor adenocarcinoma of the rectum was staged at 4b as it had spread to nearby lymph nodes and through the colonic tissues to other surrounding tissue, thus stage 4b. She was put on hold for months having chemotherapy and no surgery for a long time and at one point she was unable to reach her surgeon as she waited for a possible surgery date. Waiting and waiting. She had a number of biopsies, one from an unfamiliar surgeon who was unable to access tumor site due to tumor invasion. Very unprofessional approach in my experience.This all while she was being put on hold by UK health system asking if she was ever to have surgery. So many professional supporters were outraged by this approach to her dangerous situation including me. Finally she had her extensive surgery but no follow up chemo. This is fragmented and very questionable treatment of this type of cancer situation. What do other professionals out there think about this
SHE decided against immediate surgery lived her life, but then found that her surgeon was ill (with no one taking over his case load?) - IDK what to think anymore.
@@Mar11932 she didn't change hospitals she went to the emergency room at a different hospital.
Everyone here is obviously wishing you the best and sending you all the energy they can. There's not much I can add to be supportive, it's all there already. Take care, you got this.
We are sending prayers, Jesus is real, He knows how to intervene and when, God bless you Tiffany
Hi Tiffany, I wish you all the best like we all do. I hope though that you equip yourself with at least some basic knowledge. It will help you because realistically , you need it in case you are faced with making decisions in the future re treatment options. The liver is usually the first site colorectal cancer spreads to and next the lung. If you dont want to do chemo or if it isnt effective pls research Immunotherapy. Some have had good results with it.
You have grown so much in the past couple of years and now you’re taking as much as you can in your stride.
As a mother, I completely feel for Amma, her worry is something she is keeping to herself. I truly admire her and her strength!
Stay strong all of you. Much love 💙💙💙✅✅✅
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Seeing Amma be there thru this whole ordeal makes me miss my mom. A mothers love & support is so important
@@MMacAttack it certainly is. I miss and think of my mum everyday. Never feel that you’re on your own.
I think of what Amma is going through every day. She is suffering.
@@katiesfarmhouse Cancer makes everyone around us suffer, it's not just us cancer patients. :( It's a cruel disease.
@@YTCancerCommunity in strength of mind, wisdom and maturity. They all come with age as we pass on through the years. 😊
The liver was mentioned before about a year ago. I hope this is nothing like it was then! Sending good vibes!
Yes and they found a tiny lesion on the liver with the MRI for bowel, too small for biopsy at the the time so they thought it was possibly inflammation but why doesn’t she remember ?
@@EmyUrbanI am thinking that perhaps the doctors thought it was inflammation and were not concerned about it at the time
@@EmyUrban Trauma, I imagine. It was very traumatic at the time but she had a lot of trauma after that. I can understand how she would forget. I’m just trying to remind her that it was mentioned and hopefully it, again, turns out to be nothing.
Your and Matt's trip to Greece was such a beautiful trip for you two and I think that all of us who tagged along thought it was nice to see you two having a great time. Prayers for you Tiffany. You got this.
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Tiffany, I hope everything goes well.
I have read and followed all your blogs and I know in your shock you have mentioned that you’ve never had anyone mention liver but on one video you mentioned your surgeon told you and Matt that the likelihood was there could be mets in the liver and the lungs and it might be best to watch and wait before going through such extensive surgery. The title of the video is “No Surgery” *cancer
I hope for the best results for you!
I saw that video too? I'm not sure why she doesn't understand or questions this? She's been through so much so maybe she just doesn't remember.
I remember that too. It seems Tiffany doesn't always retain information very well, not because of the situation (which of course is stressful) but in general. I followed her before all this and noticed it especially short term memory. It's one of the reasons we suggested someone other than Amma be at all the appointments to enable a clear understanding as Amma first language isn't English. I'm surprised someone from her MDT doesn't provide something in the way of a living document for notes to be added and copied to her. We do that where I'm from. It gives people a chance to go home, take a breath & go over the appointments and updates. It also helps the person prepare questions for the next appt. It is very disappointing that doctors haven't ensured she remained aware though. She has such faith in this oncologist that I don't think she'd have entertained a second opinion. Let's hope he can live up to that faith as this situation is awful for her 😢
I am so glad you guys have posted these comments as I have found it very frustrating over the past few months but just didn’t know how to comment without upsetting Tiffany,the comments from some subscribers don’t help either as they don’t seem to grasp the real situation ❤️
Watch the video (or 2) right after that one because she was angry and was planning to confront the surgeon for more detailed info. She heard everything he said, as well as his warnings because she recorded the whole visit.
She came back the next video, with: "Matt and I talked and I've decided ..." She changed her mind based on the two of them discussing the situation without either one having had any knowledge or experience on the topic.
I was totally invested in her story then, until I heard her twisting things to suit her, which she was surprisingly good at.
Your mom and Matt are beyond heaven sent❤ you are truly blessed to have such wonderful people as part of your support group, YOU GOT THIS Tiffany!
Unfortunately Tiffany it is what it is. I’ve had 2 different cancers within 3 years and like you never thought it’d come back so soon. But now that it has come back again I’m not anxious or scared of it occurring again. I know it will and when it does I’ll deal with it again. You have the best attitude in being you and not changing your new flow of life. Keep going - one day at a time. I’ve had PET scan every year and I’m quite “meh” about it now. I know it’ll be back but I’m not going to dictate my life because of that fact. We are all here for you.💙
you are so right that all of this cancer stuff is horrible. As a 2 time cancer survivor i can share that my cancer journey has definitely changed me in many ways. Life is really never the same but that is true for any major life event, I have found that i don’t sweat the little stuff in life anymore, and strangely even though cancer returning is always in the back of my mind i have learned to live with that, Please know that a normal, joyful and productive life can exist even with cancer concerns.
You're absolutely right to take one step at a time Tiffany. Googling will only worry you unnecessarily. So lovely to see you so upbeat and positive. Always try to live in the moment.
You'll be fine. What they have found is very small and so whatever it is, they'll deal with it. We got this 💪💙💙💙
I just started watching your journey. My prayers are with you during these tough times . I lost all of my siblings within a 2 year period (2 brothers and one sister) in 2020. I am still grieving and cursing cancer. I am the only family member left so I know how difficult a journey this is for you and your family. Love and hope sent to you.
Hi Tiffany, you are correct about cancer can comeback at anytime. I wonder if your doctor explained that to you after you finished all your treatment or even from the very beginning? They should have made that very clear to you so you wouldn’t be so shocked if it did return. Communication it key.
@@normabead.9600 Got it. Thank you.
Remember that if cancer is in your lungs and liver it’s not lung cancer or liver cancer. It’s bowel cancer that has spread to those places. So don’t google “lung or liver cancer” that has nothing to do with your situation. They are completely different kinds of cancer. I wouldn’t google anyways, but if you do make sure to research the right disease.
Tiffany, it is totally normal to have up and down days! I have noticed this in myself as well with the issues that I am struggling with. Some days I feel like "I got this, and other days I cry and feel like all I see is darkness ahead. I've found it really helps me to remember that I'm not in control of any of it. I have to just take each day as it comes, and remember that God has His plans and His will for me and my life. I pray often for the Lord to take my anxiety and fear away, and replace it with His perfect peace. It's easier said than done, for sure!
Thank you for keeping us updated, and know that so many of us around the world care about you. I am praying for you daily! ❤
I am glad you had a follower meet you in the MRI Waiting room. I think it helps to have someone to talk to that is experiencing the same things.
She was a lovely lady and I believe she is just what you needed at the time.
YOU GOT THIS TIFFANY!!!!!
Tiff no matter what they tell you you are always smiling you are a angel we got this
@@bobs1356so rude!
@bobs1356 oh here you are again on yet another video. What kind of pathetic do you have to be to watch content that you don't like just to comment negatively. Sorry you have no support system and that you find someone talking about their cancer journey on their page as somehow spoiled??? Please seek therapy
Wait until you get cancer and see how you feel.
You needn't thank us doll. We are like one entity, all of us. We rally around you when you're down and we pray over, coddle, carry, love on and protect as best we can. When you're well, we gladly set you on your feet and with tears of joy watch you walk on with your life, content with you touching base with us and updating us. God's got this. ;) And we're here for you too. Love you sweet girl.xx
I had two different cancers lumpectomy on breast and lobe of my lung removed 20 months ago. Found a lump on shoulder waiting for scan. I know how you feel ❤
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Please follow up so we can see that you are ok.
Sending you positive energy and prayers.🦋🦋
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Never change Lovely girl❤
I’ve never prayed so much for someone to receive some good news regarding a scan. Praying for you Tiffany ❤💙
A lovely video Nice to see you happy after the scan. We got this Tiff 💪🏻💙❤️ sending love and prayers to You, Matt and your lovely mum xxx
We’re all praying for you honey. Good luck with the scan.
Tiffany you are a warrior. I made the mistake of Googling my cancer and joining a support group. It was not for me. It gave me too much anxiety reading about my cancer and hearing others roads they have traveled.
The look on your mom's face on the thumbnail says it all. I'm so glad she's a woman of faith.
Ok, I'm going to say this lovingly but very forthrightly, and re worded this more encouragingly I do hope.
You do have a professional group with more info than you can probably take in by yourself. Cancer is an extremely complex disease that is so involved beyond compare in every single person it affects. The treatment follows a gold standard up to a point per the type of primary cancer, but branches into so many different protocols per the bodie's response to meds/chemo et al. Take heart Tiffany
The best place to be is with your care team, i.e. Onco docs, nurses, support team, i.e
psychologist, etc. An integrative approach between your full team. That is what they are there for. You. YOU, and YOU again!
Good caring people are all around u already too. The family, eoe, that is the icing on the cake. Use the hell out of the docs in a professional but very proactive way. The word proactive I cannot stress enough. This is your right as a patient. Your duty is to live abundantly everyday as full as you can, with love, and laughter in your life. How wonderful is that! Now, go to it!!🎉!❤
Isn't it amazing how just running into one person can change your whole mood and thought process and help to make a difficult task easier. With all the negativity in the world we need to remember a simple smile or a kind gesture can literally affect someone's whole day and bring a smile to their face. I sure do love when this happens.
I agree. It was so needed. Her anxiety was palpable. I feel God sent this woman to ease her fear.
Hi Tiffany! I have a suggestion about googling and researching your treatments. As a friend or family member to get the information that you want. That way you don’t get sucked into the rabbit hole of information. It’s complicated when you have a chronic illness, and it’s important not to get too overwhelmed when you can. Best wishes.
Tiffany, although this is not gonna be an easy thing to do, you MUST ask your oncologist to tell you about Adenocarcinoma!!! I’m not a doctor but I’ve been through this w/my sister just a year ago. Please talk to your doctor. It makes you better able to prepare so you can be your own best advocate. Take care. I will continue to pray for you & your family. 🙏
Is adenocarcinoma her primary cancer? Because if it’s not, there’s no possibility that it’s adeno. Mets comes always comes thru as the patients initial primary carcinoma.
Don't google.
Yes adenocarcinoma is her primary cancer
@@lex825 thank you.
watch her video from 10/25/21 it has that type in her thumbnail. At first they thought there was a misdiagnosis, but then her surgeon repeated her PET scan & confirmed that it had spread to the lungs. Nothing about her liver until just this most recent follow-up scan, hence the MRI for the liver. Everyone is correct when they say everyone’s cancer is unique to them, but the specialist have the data & history of the different types & they pretty much know what those cells are gonna do or have already seated. She needs to tape her visits so she can go over what they tell her.
Love love love you, Tiff!! 💙💙💙 I'm praying for you and your sweet family. We got this!
It really matters what stage you are Tiffany. Anyone can get cancer. If someone has Stage 1, the chances of it coming back are really low. The higher the stage, 4 usually is incurable, the more chance it can come back. You should really look into what Stage you are. There is a big difference between 3 and 4. The benchmark is five years. If you can go five years without cancer, you are considered "cured". I had Stage 1 breast cancer, did all the things chem included. I have been "cancer free" for two years. I won't feel like I am cured until I have gone five years without cancer.
I wouldn't even think 5 years would be enough to be cured, some cancers don't make a reoccurrence until many years after that. DCIS for example which is what I had they say can lay dormant up to 10 years and that at the 10 year mark it was more common that at the 5 year mark of coming back.
She doesn’t know what stage it is?
Maybe she does not want to know?
She was stage 4b at surgery time. In one video she shared that information with screens hot of her path report
@@sharonscott7913 Oh I see, gotcha. Will go look at past videos.
I do not know how you do it , I am an oncology RN and believe me , you have handled all of this with grace ..I am a type A person that worries alot , the scanxiety seems to be one of the worst times for patients , waiting for the scans and then the results , YOU do what you want to , googling can take you down deep rabbit holes .. no one can tell you how to react , you have done a great job ❤
Sending you prayers and love! 🙏💕 You’ve got this Tiffany! 💙💙💙
💙Tiffany you're a genuinely good hearted person. We're here because of that, plus: how positive you are. How you love on your family & Matt. You have a sense of humor, which even shown through in your oldest videos😊
Biggest hugs and prayers for good news! You’re amazing. I was a hot mess going through my cancer journey.
You have the best support system! What a lucky girl you are. You have got this Tiffany. We are all praying for the best results. ❤
I am praying for you that all will be well. I too have cancer and a lot of times when things looked really bad it turned out ok. Scan anxiety is a real thing and it is very difficult. I know exactly how you felt when you finished your scan. Please try to stay positive and we will all be there for you. Love to you and your beautiful family. You are truly blessed! 💙. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
Prayers up, Tiffany! The Lord is we you and your beautiful family!
I just watched your video from February 2022 when you had to have an MRI of your liver because something flagged abnormal? Could this be the same issue?
You are the sweetest loveliest girl and so,so strong and this happening to you,after all you and your family have been through this last few years is just too unfair for words. I am so glad you have a very loving and beautiful family around you to help you through this.🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙🙏🏻💙 xx
So glad you completed the liver scan😊 praying for the best results for the best,strongest kindest girl ever!💙💙💙
We love you dear Tiffany and will continue to walk this journey with you. Keeping you, Amma and your darling Matt in prayer - You Got This Too🙏🏼💙💜 Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦
You are in my prayers. It is as possible that the future will be nothing like the past, with or without cancer. I tell myself many times that our time is a resource and we can only try to use it for good. I'm glad that your scan is done and I hope you can remember your lovely holidays and your marvellous family and Matt. The song we used to sing in church went 'count your blessings, name them one by one, and it will surprise you what the Lord has done'. You got this, Tiffany! 💙
what a lovely family you have. I love watching you all sooo much. I live alone and not having much interaction with many I really look forward to your vlogs. I feel like you are a dear friend who I love keeping in touch with. Many hugs and prayers to you Tiffany. Oh, just to say you have yourself a wonderful man by your side. He is definitely a keeper....
Tiffany, you are so strong! And we all love you so much! Love to Amma and Matt too!
A Mother is only as happy as her saddest child. God bless your mom in Jesus name. Amen
You are always such a ray of sunshine Tiffany. Such an inspiration.. You got this x
@tiffanythinks please remember how far you have come last yr you had the surgery looming on the horizon and you got through it this is just a setback and luckily it’s been discovered and can be treated and toy can move in lots of love 💙💙💙
I’m so sorry you’re having to go through all this again. Life can just be so unfair, but I know that with your can-do attitude you are going to sail right through it. 😊😊😊
So glad the scan went well! Also, that you had one of us to give you a hug:)
@@bobs1356 I don’t think that was the purpose of the comment…but I don’t think there’s anything wrong with giving support & hope. Let’s just be kind, all-around. 😊 🙌🏼 🙏🏼 Have a great day…
@bob so what ?
She already had the results before she posted this video
@@bobs1356 You were here last time, with your thoughtless comments. Enough!
@@bobs1356 She meant she got through the scan well
Love and hugs from Northern Ireland. Love you and matt and your mummy x
At least you have the option of chemotherapy. My mother was just informed that there is nothing they can do and she has about a year left. Sometimes we don't appreciate how blessed we truly are in a bad situation.
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Your positivity is amazing to see Tiffany. Keep the faith, I believe you got this 💪
Her positivity is truly a gift.
@@Silexizeit’s surely a gift to me
Praying for your clean results lovely lady 🙏🏻 you’re such an inspiration & an absolute Warrior Woman God bless you ❤️
Tiffany you have so many of us praying for you.
Yes, for sure 💙🙏🏼💙Prayers from the USA, as always!!💙💙🙏🏼💙💙We got this!
I'm still keeping positive thoughts for a good result. You've got this! 💙 🙏🏻
Definitely get the doctors to explain to you the metastasis process. My sister had bowel cancer which had spread to her liver and lungs. The bowel was totally cleared with surgery and chemo but unfortunately the liver cannot be transplanted after chemo so the only option for these sites is chemo and/or radiation therapy. Bowel cancer often spreads to these areas - they are linked somehow. Sending you lots of love and prayers 💙
Tiffany your such a warm, kind person, no need to thank us 🤗❤️❤️❤️ you have given us so much more. I also had cancer and unfortunately can't have any kids due to my diagnose and I'm now getting my regular checks and it's so nice to hear from someone you can relate to and who speaks out the feelings you feel from inside. Its not an easy journey but when we have eachother for support we got this 🍀💕
I’m sorry you can’t have a biological child. There are so many babies and children that need a wonderful home. Not my business but just wondering if you have co side red adoption? I’ll be praying for you. I know how hard this journey is. I helped my Mom and Dad when he was sick with Cancer prayers and love from Reno NV. ❤
Thanks for your kind words 🥰@@Sedgies no I haven't thought of adoption yet , we were in a fertility procedure with the hope to have several options to give it a try when they hit us with the "cancer news" , it left me traumatized behind that it's still hard to accept that I Will never B
be a parent, and some might think that adopting will soften the pain , but that's not the case...
Anything with the the sentence cancer in it is always a shock. You help us as much as we have helped you. Praying for you sweet Tiffany . ❤
Sending so much love to you, Amma & Matt ❤️ praying for all of you!! Much love and support as always from part of your tiffanythinks fam in Canada 🇨🇦
Thankyou Tiffany for being so kind and loving to us.
Love you Tiffany! The very best of luck with the MRI. Love the pic from Greece. You got this girl!
My poor liver has been under assault for years and years. Not from my disease but from my treatments Shes been fighting for me all this time. I’m always surprised that she survives and regenerates beautifully. I imaging that she’s on the front line everyday.
wonderfully profound share, jane. the gift of courage, acceptance, resilience. blessings to you.
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❤ to you. Be well.
Comments like this give me hope! They found 10+ tumours in my liver when scanning my body after my thyroid cancer diagnosis, but ruled out thyroid cancer spreading there, so now I have no idea what they are! I now on the wait list for surgery to remove my cochlear implant so I can have an MRI on my liver. Stressful times but comments like this help... Thank you for sharing and wishing you all the best.
Prayers for you Tiffany. The anxiety before any scan is normal just try and focus on the positive vibes that your Tiffanythinks family are sending your way. Take things one step at a time. You have a great support system in place lean on each other for support. We got this, Tiffany.💙💙💙🙏🙏🙏💙💙💙
Ask questions to your medical team, be careful about googling because some things aren’t reliable and could mislead you. Also googling can be scary. I made that mistake myself when I had thyroid issues that the biopsy showed as possible cancer, when in fact it was a benign adenoma and a common autoimmune disease called hashimoto.
The liver itself acts as a filter from certain medications and is resilient in that if a tiny portion is removed the rest of the liver still can filter things out. The lesion in there is quite small so depending on what the diagnosis is doesn’t necessarily mean doing chemo. Take it one step at a time. Hopefully they will biopsy both the nodule in the lung and liver before they have a plan for course of treatment. Try to accent on positive as we uplift you in healing prayers. Take care and hugs to all of you…Tiffany, Matt and Amma.
Hi Tiffany! I was so happy to see you more relaxed after your scan. I know in my heart that youre going to get through this . If it is cancer in your liver, it is very small and the treatment wont be anything like you had before. I have a problem with anxiety too and it can takd over you!! Im praying that this is a little bump in the road and you will get through it! I feel so bad for Amma as she is so worried. Give her a hug for me!❤❤❤
Hi beautiful Tiffany , so happy you and Matt had a great holiday , the painting is beautiful . Hope everything turns out well with your scan .. we all wish you the best and love you !!❤
I can’t wear a ponytail either , I get a headache too. I’ve tried the silk scrunchies . They are better but only for a little while .
The Biriyani Abba made looked delish ! I love a proper veg Biriyani , slow cooked in the oven , with saffron, cardamon , almond flakes and deep fried onions sprinkled on top! (The ones in the restaurants are just rice with veg cooked on the stove)..
It’s amazing that you met one of us! It’s nice for you and her 🥰 . I’m not a fan of MRIs as they make me feel claustrophobic (. At one hospital they have a large one so that was better and I didn’t feel claustrophobic) . Tiffany it’s normal when you have any serious illness to feel strong and feel. you can fight it and other times feel defeated! Take each day at a time. Remember that each day is a blessing🙏❤️. You are so loved Tiffany by your family, friends and your Tiffany gang ! ❤
After reading some of the comments I am beginning to understand that there is a difference between liver and/or lung cancer and a metastasis (spread via blood or lymphatic system?) of colorectal cancer cells to those organs. I had no idea there was a difference. And if so, what difference does it make to treatment? Does metastasis mean the original cancer can now spring up virtually anywhere in the body?
Sorry for the dumb questions, but this is all new to me having been blessed with no direct experience with cancer (touch wood! 🍀!! ).
Yes cancer cells can travel through the body via bloodstream.....my mum's primary cancer was inflammatory breast cancer which then spread to her peritoneum (stomach)...
"Cancer that spreads from where it started to a distant part of the body is called metastatic cancer. For many types of cancer, it is also called stage IV (4) cancer. The process by which cancer cells spread to other parts of the body is called metastasis.
When observed under a microscope and tested in other ways, metastatic cancer cells have features like that of the primary cancer and not like the cells in the place where the metastatic cancer is found. This is how doctors can tell that it is cancer that has spread from another part of the body.
Metastatic cancer has the same name as the primary cancer. For example, breast cancer that spreads to the lung is called metastatic breast cancer, not lung cancer. It is treated as stage IV breast cancer, not as lung cancer "
Just to add this affects treatment as with regards to choice of drugs used.
If her rectal cancer metastasizes to her liver, it will be treated with a different drug than if it was a brand new liver cancer that started in the liver. For example, I had stage 1 cervical cancer that was treated with surgery but it came back on my abdominal wall and they had to biopsy it to make sure it was still cervical cancer so they can know how they will treat it. I also had lung nodules which indicated metastasis of the original cervical cancer. They would not have treated it as a lung cancer.
I was lucky that even though I was now stage 4, the chemo I got worked and I'm now 3 years NED. No Evidence of Disease. I don't say "cancer free" because that's not really a thing. Even my drs don't. That's why I'm getting PET-CT scans every 6 months until I reach 5 years NED. Then maybe we'll reduce it to annual scans.
The way you face things is amazing which I could face my fears how you do praying 4 you tiffnay sending love
hi Tiffany my 6 monthly scans are due i have breast cancer i always get in such a state worrying about the scans but watching you be so positive and happy really helps me somehow big hug to you xxx
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I have to say THANK YOU to you. So much about you makes my heart grow. I’m 66 years old and live in US. You give such good advice and make life for so many people so inspiring. ❤❤❤❤
My daughter in law...Malary age 38 had a PET-scan last week. Today she found out she has stage 3 Pelvic lymph node cancer. In 4 weeks she will start 36 radiology treatments. ALSO CHEMO ONCE A WEEK. She had her cervix and uterus removed 2 weeks ago. Cancer showed up then. She had fibroids.. please pray for her. She is not saved. I told my son...we got this. You got too. Hang in there.❤➕ ❤ 🙏 🙏 prayers
Sweet Tiffany, I have decided I want to live as long as the Lord wants me to. I had breast cancer 5 years ago. I try not to worry about tomorrow but stay in today. My friend Charlotte has had cancer over and over. She has went thru chemo over and over. If you need chemo...you can do this... because you got all of us,your family and the best... Jesus. You have all this love and support...you got this. I love you angel 😇 girl 👧. Sending you tons of 🤗 hugs,lots of 🙏 prayers and tons of love 💕.
I have three daughters now. My one daughter in California, my other in Seattle, and you, my dear Tiff. I worry about you a lot and to be honest you keep me up at night. You are always in my thoughts and prayers.
We are all here for you. You will get through this. We love you! Stay strong💙
Hi Tiffany. Firstly, I am sorry about your stiuation now. I see that you are trying hard to stay positive, very good.
All I have to tell you is to enjoy your healthy feeling. Yes, keep doing all that you are doing now. Keep encouraging and helping others. You might be surprised at how much that helps your mental health. Trust God and the doctors too. You have a lot of people cheering you on. Be of good courage. God bless you..
I love your positivity! I ve learned so much from you! Thank you :) And you got this! Look at what you ve been through! You can do it!
Love from the Czech Republic! You can do it! :)
Tiffany your so incredible. You give me so much hope. My daughter who's 17 has a tumour on her brain, which we had surgery when she was 8 as it caused hydrocephalus. My concern now is she is fainting every month and her periods are all over the place and have been for a year. We have just found out my mother in law has cancer down below and I am finding it hard to get my daughter to be seen. Even though she has a tumour in her brain and hasn't had an MRI for 2 years. She is due one and I have read so much research and am worried her tumour is growing again and is affecting her fertility
My daughter is now 17 and she passed out on Sunday early hours. So sick of being ignored by doctors
I have the same scan breathe in hold your breath breathe out .Good luck honey, scanexiety is real hope you get your results quickly and all is good for you fingers crossed and prayers from the Thinks fam💙💙
Praying for you and your family dear little Tiffany❤
I have 10+ tumours in my liver. I also have thyroid cancer. They have ruled out thyroid cancer in my liver as it did not light up in my scan for thyroid cancer. So now I am waiting to have surgery to remove my cochlear implant so I can have an MRI on my liver. Scary times but we got this!
Tiffany, I pray for you and your family! My heart hurts so much for Ama.... she is hurting so much and worried. You can see it in her face and I started to cry seeing her... as a mother we do not want our children to go through any of this... we assume take it on and go through it. All of your worlds were turned upside down and I am angry for all of you! I am praying and hoping this is just a bump in the road... keep the faith!
We've got thisTiffany !! 💙💙💙 Sending ❤️ love and prayers 🙏 from the USA. 🇺🇸
Tiffany, praying for you. God is good.
Praying Psalm 107: 20
"He sent his word and healed them;
I love to see you smile🥰🥰🥰🥰 when you got out of the MRI, your smile is contagious. I found myself relieved too it was over for you. Praying for you and your family
You’re amazing Tiffany! Positive vibes and love to you all!! ❤
So lovely you met one of us
I think just one person can make your day we need more special people in the world x