That’s what I’m thinking too, poor guy must have been pushing through the pain obviously not realizing he was dying. How sad. Stuff like this reminds me to never ignore weird random pains.
Only 38% of cancer patienta describe feeling any pain. Cancer is painless until it grows so large that it's pushing up against or impeding other parts of your body. My mom's survived cancer three times and she says cancer doesn't hurt
My nephew was diagnosed 3 years ago with testicular cancer that had spread to his liver, lungs, lymph nodes and 5 small spots on his brain. He played high school football and thought the pain was from training. He had chemo and a stem cell transplant that almost killed him but has bought him more time. He graduates high school this weekend and I couldn’t be more proud.
Yes, my friends son long ago was diagnosed with testicular cancer as a young man that had spread. After intense treatment he is a grown man now in his late 40’s and it never returned. There is hope
"If it doesn't get better in a couple days, come back." After years of dealing with my health problems and those of my Mom and other family members, I've learned that doctors know far less than we think they do. Don't hesitate to push, to advocate, for your health or that of a loved one. It is your body, your life. The best doctors are the ones who know their limitations and listen to their patient's questions and concerns without getting defensive. Otherwise, their ego is getting in the way of giving good care.
Lol, no shit. It’s only 12 yrs of schooling. Stop thinking doctors are some magical magicians who are there to cure you long after the symptoms started.
My wife died from cancer ten days after “getting a pain in her side”. We were shocked on top of being devastated, but this ... i can’t imagine, in one day
Thank you, G. It’s been about 5-1/2 years, and only now can I mention her death without tearing up. Never take those you love for granted. I’m learning to live every day as if it could be my last.
@@62Cristoforo You are so welcome! I'm sure your wife is watching over you from the other side. You will always be connected by love. Your wife would want you to live your life to the fullest. One day we will know the why things happen when they do. A big hug from a Mama, Kathy
@@62Cristoforo so sorry! You had no time to think or process the upcoming eventuality with just ten days. I’m sure your grief must’ve also been very isolating feeling to have had such a different story than others in similar situations.
We ALL ought to and can, be ready to die. Ask Jesus into your life; God will forgive all your sins if you ask sincerely. Either you pay for eternity for your sins, or you allow Jesus to - He died in your place, so that God can forgive you. It's real! It works. Don't put it off..begin t9 talk to Jesus now..ask Him to reveal Himself to you. He will!
when i was 16 my 13 year old brother felt unwell. On Friday his doctor suggested it might be mononucleosis....his health deteriorated over the weekend. My father rushed him to the hospital at 4 pm. on Monday. Doctors panicked. A Leukemia specialist was flown in at 9pm. He was dead at 2 the following morning. i went to bed a chiId and woke up a man.I have learned 1 thing from that. Live life to the fullest every single day
My 48 year old cousin was hospitalized with COVID in December. While in hospital, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer that had already spread to his liver. Less than 2 weeks later, he was gone. The only 'bright' spot was that he didn't have a chance to experience pain/not feeling well prior to his death. My most sincere condolences to Kyle's loved ones and friends. What a shock they're experiencing now. I do hope it helps everyone even just a little bit knowing Kyle didn't experience sickness/pain (until the back pain the day before his death. ) and didn't suffer. Rest peacefully, Kyle
😮wow, 😢 that is why I live my life simple, trying not to be mean to anyone or rude, I know we are all here in this planet as a visitor.😢 I am so sorry 😢 for your lost 😞
Pancreatic cancer has like a 5% survival rate. If you get diabetes all of a sudden get tested for pancreatic cancer asap. But yea, I try and go to the doctor like every 6 months. I'm always getting blood work done. Most cancer if you catch them early they have a high survival rate.
@@pmb7927 There are two types of pancreatic cancer; adenocarcinoma and neuroendocrine tumor. The one with very bleak prognosis is adenocarcinoma, which also happens to be the majority of pancreatic cancers. There is actually a decent/fair chance of curing, or if not curing then significantly prolonging life, for neuroendocrine tumors of the pancreas, unless it becomes very advanced.
What a way to turn this story about YOU. As tragic as it is for your family member, you literally have the indecency to come on this comment board and tell us a story about a person who lived to be 48. FORTY EIGHT!!!!!!!!! Versus a 16 yr old child. This was a kid whom I'm sure he wished to have lived to see 21 let alone 48. Your comment had nothing to do with the loss of this boy (who never graduated, got married, had kids) but it had everything to do with you. You used this opportunity to overshadow the loss of this kid for the loss of your grown adult. The family reads these comments. Shame
Such a tragic loss. Undetected leukaemia took my sister in law's life within 18 hours while being tested in hospital. No symptoms at all but tiredness.
My cousin had a rare form of bone cancer as a kid. He was about 10. The only symptom was a sore arm. But since he'd been lugging a suitcase around Europe all summer, they just assumed it was muscle pain. Fortunately he was diagnosed in time and made a full recovery.
God!!! Are you for real have you happened to see the world we're living in where is your so called god!!! Maybe he should wake up and do something about this crummy world
My heart hurts for his family. I was in shock for a year when my son suddenly passed. No one can tell me why. God carries us when we cannot put one foot in front of the other.
Yes God carries us..He for sure carried me through my cancer back in COVID days when no one was allowed in the hospital. Walking in alone was absolutely terrifying as if the cancer wasn't scary enough but as Christians we never walk alone.
@Happy Cook Let's start a "lonely hearts club". I've felt so lonely throughout life, fearful of the 2 big C's--cancer and COVID. I'm an American, living in a foreign country, striving to believe that when you are down to nothing, God is up to something.
If we put our hand in His hand, he does. if we put our trust/belief in Him, he welcomes us into Heaven. if we ignore/reject him, He does the same to us; best not to make that mistake.
@@MPV919 a cancer develops most of the time usually a year before the diagnosis. His cancer may already developed like a year ago and the symptoms just appeared this year. That’s why it’s always important to do blood chem every 6 months whenever you’re young or adult to check if there’s an abnormality happening to your body
My sister got leukemia. Ex- South African living in NZ. In ICU for 7 months in Christ Church. 57 years old. They found a 26 year old male donor in Germany. Harvested his stem cells. Within weeks after the transplant my sister was alive and well.
We had a teacher who died similar to this. One day she was fine, the next she was having trouble seeing and speaking, then she was gone. The only consolation is that it was so quick and there was no lingering in pain or discomfort.
This remind me of my neighbor who passed away one month after diagnosed with Leukemia. She was 28 years old, and an architect. It all started with body pain, fever and looking pale. Her mother just couldn't accept her death didn't even bother to show-up during her wake. May she find solace in paradise!
It's called "turbo cancer" in my part of the globe,and its appears few month to 2 years after genic injection.Í know already that many of you reading this comment will deny that fact,but that will not change this truth.
I have lost my youngest son 4 years ago in a motor vehicle accident. I could not believe my vibrant beautiful, lively son was gone and could not make peace. Today I praise God for blessings: He died during the accident, did not suffer a debilitating harrowing and painfull sick bed. No one else was involved in this accident, he was alone and no other vehicle was involved. He was starting to study his Bible, talking about questions he had in the Bible, praying, and believed in Jesus, God and the Holy Spirit. There are quite a few personal things also which I can thank God for. I was in total shock, but have accepted that he does not live on earth anymore, but is in Heaven. God bless Kyle's family
That's the best way to comfort yourself. He is with Jesus in heaven and you can meet him soon. He didn't have to go through the corruption of this world and lose his place in heaven.
I trust you are also born again christian, so you will see him again when your time on earth is done. we are just about to say goodbye to my BIL also, he got 4 polkups, then within a yr, is fatally ill....
THE SAME THING HAPPENED TO MY MOM, SHE WENT TO HOSPITAL AFTER NOT FEELING WELL & SHE WAS TOLD SHE HAD 2 DAYS TO LIVE & 2 DAYS LATER MY MOM PASSED AWAY & 3½ WKS PRIOR I'D JUST LOST MY BIG BROTHER TO A SUDDEN HEART ATTACK, HE WAS FOUND IN THE STREET BY A COUPLE. NOTHING CAN PREPARE YOU FOR SUCH SUDDEN LOSSES, IT'S BEYOND ANYTHING YOU CAN IMAGINE. 6 MONTHS LATER I LOST MY CAT, MY SIDE KICK OF 21 YRS & A LIFE-LONG FRIEND WITHIN WKS OF EACH OTHER. IT'S 2 YEARS ON FROM ALL THAT & THE PAIN IS EXCRUCIATING, SO MY HEART GOES OUT TO KYLE'S MOM & DAD & HIS FRIENDS TOO. I'M SO, SO SORRY FOR YR LOSS. 🙏🏻
Look after yourself. The body pays the price and stores the trauma. In your own time , if you dont mind me taking the liberty of suggesting, investigate TRE . I too had many losses & my own cancer and 2 decades later found TRE to be useful.
So sorry for Kyle and his family. I lost my brother when he was 23 to cancer; he was so healthy and a tumor developed in his shoulder, it was Osteosarcoma. He was gone within 10 months. He fought hard, but didn't make it. My parents have never been the same; my Mom still cries every day and so do I. We miss him so much. My condolences to Kyle's family and friends.
My daughter..colon cancer 27. Died.overprocessed GMO chemicals coloring and additives in food are killing our kids.my daughter died before COVID.read food labels!please.this stuff is banned world wide but not here!!😮
One of the light side effects of the covid shot called turbo cancer. People usually die days weeks and sometime a few months after the diagnostic. leukemia is one of the turbo cancer where people die hours days or weeks after the diagnostic. I bet your bro was vaxxed
Omg. My son just turned 16. We found out 10 days after his dad passed away from heart issues that our son was diagnosed with severe congestive heart failure. It's a pain no parent can imagine unless you have been thru it. I'm heartbroken for his family.
So, I’m having difficulty understanding your comment. It first sounds like you are his dad, but then you say his dad died. My sincere condolences and I hope God heals him. Also curious about his vaxx status. With the vaccine pushed on our society under the guise of emergency use authorization, we all have an interest to know the truth about just how toxic it has been and the crimes against humanity that have and are taking place. Anti vaxxers are not the crazy ones.
And think about the body ability to digest the dozens of vaccines since birth… one after another… the brain cannot sustain nor the cells. Too much for the body to take in. More than 55 by the age of 6 yr. Think in through
In this modern era of medicine and technology, we often take for granted how special life is. This is such a sad loss of this young man. As sad as this death is, at least his suffering was not for long (only a day). Rest in peace.
I lost my Father age 48 to Leukemia he died two weeks after being Diagnosed, fast forward 12 yrs my Baby Brother age 21 lost his battle with Leukemia Forever 21 💔
It's impossible that he was happy and healthy one day and gone the next from leukemia. Healthy organs don't shut down in a day. That's a gradual process and there would've been lots of signs and changes along the way. Fatigue, weight loss, swollen lymph nodes. He would've been stage 4 at that point. It would've needed to be caught in an early stage to help him. Even if the doctor at the emergency room visit for the back had diagnosed it, there still would've been nothing to be done at that point. Yearly checkups and bloodwork on your kids is critical.
The same happened to my mom, on Dec. 26th she was taken to ER due to acute abdominal pain, 2 days later they told me she had stomach cancer - my mom didn't know either - , 4 days later, on January 1st, 2017 she died 😭 I just couldn't believe what was happening, all of a sudden I had lost my mom... 👸🏻💔😭 my mom did have symptoms (2 years prior) and we went to soooo many doctors, at least 5, and they never even mentioned a tumor or cancer, she had screenings, tests, and they all gave her a lot medication but I swear, none of them said anything about cancer, that was what made me really angry, I felt like they had been just taking our money for the last 2 years and letting time pass, time was precious to help my mom and they didn't care at all 😧
@@jm7804 Some folks won't do it due for costs. Specially if their family members never had cancer, heart disease in their life. In 2013, 32% of Americans skipped doctor visits due for costs.
I lost my mom within six months of her diagnosis of liver cancer, it's an unbearable pain, I'm so sorry for everyone that suffers a loss. But only 24 hours to say goodbye is truly heartbreaking 💔
My condolences, mine was gone in 28 days. But she never took care of herself and didn't listen to me when I'd tell her she needs to have a pap and colonoscopy done 😢
As a cancer nurse I understand this. Let me explain. Acute leukemia can cause the white blood cells to double in 20 minutes. They are not strong cells and crowd out the red blood cells and platelets from the bone marrow. Therefore no cells to support life. No hemoglobin to carry oxygen to the organs and no platelets to regulate clotting or bleeding. White cells are worthless at fighting bacteria fungi or viruses. It is a horrible disease. My prayers to this family.😢
When my BFF got cancer - she had a dream and told me the two white ladies came to get her …. a woman and a little girl. The next day she was diagnosed stage 4. Died in 11 months, 37 years old - 40 lbs.
And I thought our daughter’s death 25 days after receiving the diagnosis from a rare cancer was bad. At least we had a little time to try and grasp what was happening. My heart goes out to this family❤️
God bless this young man he was still a child. I lost my 45 year old son to cancer. Neuroendocrine. The five months from diagnosis to his passing was very hard on. Thank God that Kyle didn't have to go through the pain of cancer. He's in the arms of our Lord now.
@@kuromistan645Jesus historically did exist. There a lot of evidence found by researchers. But, whether he could perform miracles a stated in the Bible… that’s something science cannot prove. Jesus was Jew, even the Orthodox Jews in the Bible thought Jesus was a liar and a cult leader. Those Jews were like: who is this man who claims to be son of God? Who claims he can perform miracles? So yeah you’re not the first who doubts Jesus. But you have to know he existed for real.
Almost five years ago, I was living in Seattle, and I started experiencing extreme nausea, vomiting, and heartburn. I saw a doctor in Seattle who ran some blood tests, and unfortunately my liver was struggling. I couldn’t work anymore, because I felt so sick, and I had to move home. Shortly after moving home, my eyes and skin started turning yellow, so my niece took me to the hospital and they ran several tests. I was soon diagnosed with stage-2 Non Hodgkin Lymphoma, and started chemotherapy. I also received a blood transfusion and was in and out of the hospital several times. I’m now 4 years cancer free and will continue seeing my doctor every year or so until I’m 10 years cancer free
My prayers to them . I lost my only son to an unknown undiagnosed heart condition 6 weeks ago. Almost the same experience just different diagnosis. My prayers to the family 🙏🏽👼🏼❤️
I don't know how you do it. I'm a vet tech, and it's difficult enough watching animals die of cancer (and there are a lot of them). Have you seen many cases like this, where the patient passes away this quickly?
@@koreyb yes. Sadly If you put together all of the new chemo drugs that had been approved over a dozen years, the average overall survival benefit is only 2.1 months.
My cousin got diagnosed with Leukemia at the age of 13 and even though they caught it early she still passed away a year later even with a bone marrow transplant. It really sucks.
Cancer is both "invisible" and completely non-selective about age, weight, height, attitude, muscles, schooling, popularity, etc. Cancer does NOT care what you "believe" makes sense about illnesses. It is what it is. Acceptance is key. Appreciate what you have, because tomorrow... it's all going to change. 💪😎✌️
well no lol it is definitely "selective". cancer is a mutation of the genes, it will always occur in biological organisms, it just does so at different "speeds" older populations have a much much higher prevalence of cancer than younger ones
It really is. I was introduced to the world of childhood cancer when my son was diagnosed and it’s the saddest most unfair thing I’ve ever had to live through. Healthy ppl have no idea how lucky they are.
It is quite selective in terms of speed of development of those who got the covid jabs. This new phenomina of being diagnosed with cancer already spiralling out of control even has a name: turbo cancer.
@@terripebsworth9623 Extraordinary (and non-sequitur) claims require extraordinary evidence. Do you have any? If not, you should reconsider spouting out random conjecture. C19 wasn't even mentioned in this news byte, and there's no reason to believe it has anything to do with this specific situation. Not that it's necessary for me to note this, too, but... no vaccine nor treatment has a 100% success rate. NONE. As in zero. For thousands of years, too. The data doesn't support "panaceas". What the data DOES support is readily available for intelligent people to access, research, and start doing some math and statistics. But even ONE PERCENT of Earth's population is an absolutely ginormous number. This is something that very few ever consider. Seriously. Take 1% of one-billion. The other 99% is obviously pretty huge, but when there are that many zeroes involved... people default to lame conspiracies and inanely unscientific conjecture. It's embarrassing, but then again, so is most of humanity.
I have leukemia too.. this is scaring me. I was hoping to have at least 10 years. Never heard or expect leukemia to kill so quickly. So sad for the family. They have no time to said goodbye. 😢😢😢
Hi, Although these are horrific stories, there are many people who get diagnosed with leukemia and are alive and well today. Remember Ryan o Neil? He had and lived for many years with leukemia. Just think positive and be positive. I was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma over 30 years ago and they told me ten in ten years after treatment, it would be highly probable that I would develop leukemia. I got over that 10 year mark too. You got this❤
This isn't normal. Why isn't anyone addressing the elephant in the room, the clot shots, which are leading to sudden death and cancer on steroids. None of this was occurring prior to the shots.
My brother was 12 when he all of sudden got really sick, he couldn’t walk or even get out of bed. My parents took him to the emergency room and the doctors ran tests on him. They diagnosed him with rhabdomyosarcoma they continued to run tests, then they said he had leukemia. He began treatment right away and he ended up dying from the amount of fluids in his body the nurses gave him. He was only in the hospital for 2 weeks. It’s still hard to wrap my head around what happened. We did an autopsy on him and they concluded he had leukemia and he could have survived had he been given the right care. I’m sorry for the loss of your son no parent should lose a child. I hope you find the strength to keep going it’s been 23 years since my brothers death and the pain never goes away you just find a away to keep going because I think they would want you to ❤
Foods! Read labels.we didn't eat this garbage.all of this is new everyday new garbage is out into food.gmo?what's that? Coloring additives preservatives? So food can last 100 yrs.but kids won't.bad water bad air.terrible foods.my child colon cancer 27 dead
My 90 year old grandma just died of cancer last October. She was my mom. She raised me since I was a month old. It was so so horrible to watch my most beloved human suffer a death like that....
I’m sorry she suffered and I wish I could change that but she was very fortunate she lived to 90, not many of us will see that. She was a very lucky women.
poor lad, if only he trusted science and got his booster. anyway, don't ask questions, just be supportive, and get your covid booster/trust bill gates etc
My daughter was diagnosed on a Saturday morning and passed within 24 hours. ACute Lymphatic Leukemia. She was only 18. Only symptom was a sore throat. Turned out it was her lymph nodes that were swollen and not her tonsils. It took over her body in hours. First thing she said when we told her she had leukemia is Mom, am i going to lose my hair? I looked at my beautiful girl and told her no you are not. She didn't. She was absolutely beautiful when we laid her to rest. Miss her every day. Prayers for this mom and dad . Its an emptiness that never fills up .
Such sorrow for this lovely young man; such heartbreak for his parents and loved ones; such a shock for all of us-strangers and community both. Cherish your children.
As a leukemia survivor, this is devastating to hear. I wonder what type of leukemia he had & why it was so sudden? May He rest in peace & condolences to his family.
Why? have you heard about turbo cancers and especially Leukemia where people generally die weeks days and sometime hours after the diagnostic. All these people have been vaxxed and there are a lot young people
Not only is this heartbreaking especially considering how young he was but also terrifying that something as innocuous as back pain can lead to something so severe. Definitely a sign to go get checked!
I truly sympathize with this family. They diagnosed my sister with acute leukemia after she went to the hospital for blood work do to a reaction of the medication the doctor prescribe her for the flu. She lasted 3 months and suffered all the way until the end. No sign or symptoms of any kind before that. My deepest condolence to the family and May God guide them to find peace.. 🙏 😥😪 ❤
Here is the reason I am nice to everyone 😢😢😢life is very short and death is unpredictable, we never know when it will be the last time we will see the people we love 😔 I hope his soul rest in peace, and my condolences to his family 🙌🏽🙌🏽
For about 3 years I have been seeing a noticeable increase in the number of cancer, especially in young people. Apart from all types of cardiac, neurological and vascular conditions. I wonder what has happened during these three years, if there has been any kind of event on a global scale that could have caused this explosion of disease and sudden death. 🤔
So many of us are wondering about this mystery, because excess deaths are happening all over the world, with the exception of a few countries. Certain diseases and conditions are coming out of nowhere, especially in younger people who have no history of problems.
We lost my Dad to this Cancer he was 42 years old ….left my mother with six young children ….God Bless this Family I will keep you in my prayers it’s a tough road they are on now ……RIP young man in the arms of angels ❤
My heart goes out to the family, but at least he didn’t have to suffer for a long time, unlike so many others who have cancer do. I just lost my 44 year old sister in law to brain cancer, leaving behind a husband, 11 and 5 yr old kids.
it's likely that he did suffer to some degree though. it's important to remember that just because he only got the diagnosis of his leukemia a day before his death, it doesn't mean that the leukemia magically manifested that day. his organs had fully shut down. he just hadn't had sufficient check ups done on him prior to reveal his leukemia (such as bloodwork) prior to it, causing the impossible window of not being able to cure the cancer.
So heartbreaking 😢😮My heart hurts was having a good day until this news...... We have to appreciate life and each other at all times..... May God bless us with better days
My 73 year old Father in June of 99 died the same way admitted with pneumonia, bloodwork revealed acute leukemia…within 24 hours he was gone. After a while, I was thankful he lived the way he wanted to until the very end and did not endure a long slow painful death
This young man looks so healthy and his symptoms were not lingering and to pass so quickly is so unthinkable. May he rest peacefully he is in the arms of God. Condolences to his family and friends 💙✨💫
The shock of hearing a cancer diagnosis & you never expect to lose your child so quickly. There was a blessing that they didn’t have to see him suffer through treatments & all the pain. Lord hold this family close at this time. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
very sad,he was way too young to die like this. poor child. one of my ex partners had this lukemia when he was his age too,long time ago,he fought for years as a teenager. then it came back 6months into our dating.. he was in his late 20s. it was a 8months fight for his life, he was almost always at the hospital, this time chemo didnt work at all and since he already had bone marrow transplant done,there was not much they can do. he was hovering between life and death for so many months,at one time he wanted to kiL* himself,he coudnt take it anymore. he was so thin. one day they gave him a trial of some kind of new drug, 2months later i took him home and he started recovery, it was like a miracle... he was so weak and so slim but he started to get back little by little, today he is almost 40yr old. as hope he is happy somewhere ,where ever he is. :)
@@bobholmes65 Asking questions is good. Question Authority. Because what if the truth is that which is the most "pathetic" - would you want to ignore it?
We lost my mom this past January to complications from esophageal cancer that went undetected until the last week of her life. She was hospitalized in December after a fall, and a routine scan revealed masses, only one of which was biopsied and turned out to be fatty liver disease. Then in January, she returned to the hospital where it was determined that she also had esophageal cancer that was already terminal. One week later, she was dead. On top of that, dementia had robbed her of her mind to the point where the Wednesday before her death she didn’t even know who I was! I freaking HATE cancer like that now-so many types are sneaky bastards that eat away at you until they’re already too advanced to treat by the time you get noticeable symptoms!
My friend had this same cancer (AML Leukemia) and fought for about 2 years. She was 29 years old. It’s super rare and can kill a person in about 2 weeks if they don’t get blood transfusions.
So, for those who are saying the title is misleading, Leukemia is a group of blood cancers that affect the body's blood cells, mainly the white blood cells. Leukemias are blood cancers where the cancer cells can be found in the blood. There are several types, but 4 main types. The term leukemia covers more than one cancer, and they're cancers affecting the blood-forming cells in bone marrow. Before you judge the title, don't hesitate to research. Too many young folks are dying from this deadly illness. May this young man R.I.P. and his family find peace. 💙 .
That happened to a co worker of mine. We all signed a get well card for him and then our boss broke the news that Michael had died. We were devastated. RIP Michael 🙏♥️
I wonder how many days this poor kid said he was tired and didn't want to get up for school and his parents were like we all are, saying "Get up! You aren't sick. You have to go to school." SMH I know I've done that and so have many parents. Imagine the guilt thinking back to every complaint that you pooh pooh'd as nothing...Ugh! The guilt would kill me. I'd hate myself for not realizing as a mom.
My nephew just died last week from testicular cancer that spread to his lungs.. it spread in less than a year. We are so heartbroken. They kept telling him it’s the “most curable cancer” 😢😢.
My son lost his gf in less than 24 hours of being sick. Because it was exam time, the ER doctor thought her pain was from a possible ulcer. Sent her home and she was up vomiting all night. Her parents found her unresponsive early in the morning and took her back to hospital. Echo cardiogram found aneurism had been slowly leaking. Life flighted her to another hospital. Once in flight she cardiac arrested. She was taken into surgery, but she did not survive. She was 18 years old.
@@jazzluvnmom Wow. That is so young for an aortic aneurysm. Makes me wonder if there was a cardiac birth defect? Anorexia or bulemia? Or did the vomiting make it tear? (These are rhetorical questions-no need to answer). How tragic. 😔 Thanks for answering.
My best friend just died from cancer. Originally thought it was benign mass, told not to worry. 2 years later breast cancer. 18 months after gone. Rest in peace Cathy!
I’m confused because the dad said that the doctor said for him to come back in a couple of days if the situation gets worse and the dad said that he couldn’t get out of bed after 2 days... So, was the diagnosis just recent and he hadn’t feel well for more than two days?
That advice was likely from the urgent care when he went for the initial back pain. Then when he went back, being bumped up to the hospital is when they would have discovered the leukemia. I’m an oncology nurse, and sadly, I’ve had patients with this same presentation. The symptoms of leukemia are vague and non-specific that they are often ignored or mistaken for something else. Severe back pain is a symptom, though not common of ALL. Like this young man’s case, it often isn’t until they are in a full blast crisis that the disease is discovered. It’s awful. I feel for his poor parents going thru this right now.
@@SusanKay- No, just dealing with facts. I am sorry if you got the shot and your scared, but you all tormented those of us who did not who just used our common sense. The parents of these kids who are dropping dead on the field need to file a lawsuit, and how does a beautiful 16 year old get cancer in one day and die??? Why don't you tell me why there is blood banks now paying triple for people who did not get vaccinated?? Use your NOGIN.
@@dyanshane Please go in the past and tell anyone that died fast from cancer before COVID that the only people that had a fast ending had the vaccine. Did you even hear yourself? Use your common sence. None knows why people get cancer so stop giving people the impression you know anything about that. The medicine is not that advanced to know a cause of most of the issues, not even saying to solve them so how can we claim we have any idea about anything? Let's not even say the human body is that complex is still a enigma. Why it should be the shot? Do you realise it can be anything if it's such a big conspiracy and are more easy and effective ways than a vaccine that just some take?
Radio silence from media and governments. Pathologist Dr Ryan Cole put out a vid over 2 years ago, warning of the 'alteration' of C4 & CD8 T-cell counts as a result of (you know what), and the likely expected increase in cancers which may result. Gene P53 affected
My two year old grandson had a cold. Then came a fever. The doctor said it wasn’t high enough to be concerned…it was a 5 day fever. When the fever didn’t go away my son and his wife took him to the children’s hospital in our city. Within 3 hours he was diagnosed with ALL leukaemia and Strep A and began a cocktail of meds to fight the infection before they began chemo. A week later another high fever and heart racing and he had e-coli. Chemo was halted and another cocktail of meds to get rid of the infection and then started back on chemo. We almost lost him twice due to the infections and his near absent immunity. It’s been 3 years and he rings the bell in July. We don’t realize how something as simple as a cold could be the precursor to a serious disease. They’ve changed doctors. It wasn’t her fault but they don’t trust her any longer just the same. They needed someone to be less laid back about certain symptoms. 5 day fever? Come on.
@@carljack1921 As a nurse practitioner, I would not automatically jump to a cancer diagnosis just for a 5 day fever either. A fever for 5 days is very vague and not usually concerning by itself. The doctor didn't do anything wrong. Hindsight is always 20-20. I'm so glad your grandson pulled through.
This is incredibly heartbreaking. Im so sorry to his family and friends. 😢❤ Unfortunately, this happens far too often. Life is precious and we cant predict how much time we may have on this earth. Enjoy each beautiful moment.
There is a term for that. It's called "turbo cancer" and a specifically associated with those who got the covid shots which genetically down regulates 4 critical pathways which keep cancer in check. Oh! Didn't your doctor tell you that? It was their job to know and inform you in advance. If I knew, they should have known.
Not enough people are questioning the cause! There's definitely been an alarming uptick in sudd€n deaths, c@ncer diagnoses, h£@rt problems since 2021. All ages! The cognitive dissonance and calling it a c0nsp!racy theory has to stop. The silence from the governments and media regarding significant excess 'all cause' d€aths in many countries now should concern everyone.
what’s changed in the last few years ? can you think of any unprecedented mass applications of novel medical procedures of an experimental nature having taken place ?
It's called turbo cancer. From Pfizer and Moderna. My fiance passed away 2 months ago from very aggressive lymphoma. He was healthy, young 30 years old man.
Mindless is not to research all avenues and simply name-call instead! Pathologist Dr Ryan Cole put out a vid over 2 years ago, warning of the 'alteration' of C4 & CD8 T-cell counts as a result of (you know what), and the likely expected increase in cancers which may result. Gene P53 affected
My mother was diagnosed with cancer last week. My heart is broken but I can't imagine what it must be like for these people. May the universe shower all of his family and friends with Blessings. ❤
24 hours. That’s genuinely some of the saddest shit Iv ever heard. There’s a similar story out of my area of a seemingly healthy 15 year old girl playing a football game who experienced a headache, which turned out to be a congenital brain defect. It took her life 11 days later, but still that’s significantly more time then 24 hrs 😢
Nephew of mine was having neck pains for a few days. Then all of a sudden he had a hard time walking back to the doctors. CT scan, tumour on his spine at the base of his brain. Flown to sick kids Toronto. Emergency surgery. Surgery successful, but sudden extreme fever made him brain dead. Doctor had never seen a tumour like this before. This happened last year. He was 13. This planet sucks.
@@limeonthecoconut It's not my first language. Considering I use english at work and nobody complains ofc it doesn't really matter what are you saying . I don't think I need a lesson from you.
This poor boy had an impeccable pain tolerance. He went through all that until his body shut down.
So sad. Rip
That’s what I’m thinking too, poor guy must have been pushing through the pain obviously not realizing he was dying. How sad. Stuff like this reminds me to never ignore weird random pains.
That’s what I was thinking. There had to have been symptoms, but he just shook them off, never complained…..😢
Only 38% of cancer patienta describe feeling any pain. Cancer is painless until it grows so large that it's pushing up against or impeding other parts of your body. My mom's survived cancer three times and she says cancer doesn't hurt
@@rachelsill79 that is pretty scary to imagine, thank you for sharing your mom’s story, I hope she’s doing well.
@@rachelsill79no if this was leukemia you dont feel pain. Its cancer of the blood not organs.
My nephew was diagnosed 3 years ago with testicular cancer that had spread to his liver, lungs, lymph nodes and 5 small spots on his brain. He played high school football and thought the pain was from training. He had chemo and a stem cell transplant that almost killed him but has bought him more time. He graduates high school this weekend and I couldn’t be more proud.
Yes, my friends son long ago was diagnosed with testicular cancer as a young man that had spread. After intense treatment he is a grown man now in his late 40’s and it never returned. There is hope
@@naomisgram1 Oh wow! That’s amazing! That gives me hope.
Okay well this man died. No one cares about your nephew
Congratulations, well-wishes, and prayers for your nephew.🙏❤
Prayers for ur nephew that God would intervene and turn it around with supernatural healing. I need no name God know him.
"If it doesn't get better in a couple days, come back." After years of dealing with my health problems and those of my Mom and other family members, I've learned that doctors know far less than we think they do. Don't hesitate to push, to advocate, for your health or that of a loved one. It is your body, your life.
The best doctors are the ones who know their limitations and listen to their patient's questions and concerns without getting defensive.
Otherwise, their ego is getting in the way of giving good care.
There’s a reason we say doctors are ‘practicing medicine’
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Yes indeed. We learn the hard way. 😢 Always be your own advocate.
Well said.
Lol, no shit. It’s only 12 yrs of schooling. Stop thinking doctors are some magical magicians who are there to cure you long after the symptoms started.
My wife died from cancer ten days after “getting a pain in her side”. We were shocked on top of being devastated, but this ... i can’t imagine, in one day
I'm so sorry for your loss!
Thank you, G. It’s been about 5-1/2 years, and only now can I mention her death without tearing up. Never take those you love for granted. I’m learning to live every day as if it could be my last.
So sorry ❤ for the loss of your soulmate. Wishing you continued strength.
@@62Cristoforo You are so welcome! I'm sure your wife is watching over you from the other side. You will always be connected by love. Your wife would want you to live your life to the fullest. One day we will know the why things happen when they do. A big hug from a Mama, Kathy
@@62Cristoforo so sorry! You had no time to think or process the upcoming eventuality with just ten days. I’m sure your grief must’ve also been very isolating feeling to have had such a different story than others in similar situations.
It shows how short life is, and how it can be taken away at any time.
Yes indeed..... 😢
Especially if you had the 💉💉💉
We ALL ought to and can, be ready to die. Ask Jesus into your life; God will forgive all your sins if you ask sincerely. Either you pay for eternity for your sins, or you allow Jesus to - He died in your place, so that God can forgive you.
It's real! It works.
Don't put it off..begin t9 talk to Jesus now..ask Him to reveal Himself to you.
He will!
@@someoneyoudontknow7705 I hate to say it or it’s a conspiracy but this is true.
@why do you want it for
when i was 16 my 13 year old brother felt unwell. On Friday his doctor suggested it might be mononucleosis....his health deteriorated over the weekend. My father rushed him to the hospital at 4 pm. on Monday. Doctors panicked. A Leukemia specialist was flown in at 9pm. He was dead at 2 the following morning.
i went to bed a chiId and woke up a man.I have learned 1 thing from that. Live life to the fullest every single day
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I'm so sorry. No words can express what my heart feels. 🙏🏻❤️
Surviving surreal experiences changes you forever. I’m sorry this happened to you and your family.
My 48 year old cousin was hospitalized with COVID in December. While in hospital, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer that had already spread to his liver. Less than 2 weeks later, he was gone. The only 'bright' spot was that he didn't have a chance to experience pain/not feeling well prior to his death. My most sincere condolences to Kyle's loved ones and friends. What a shock they're experiencing now. I do hope it helps everyone even just a little bit knowing Kyle didn't experience sickness/pain (until the back pain the day before his death. ) and didn't suffer. Rest peacefully, Kyle
😮wow, 😢 that is why I live my life simple, trying not to be mean to anyone or rude, I know we are all here in this planet as a visitor.😢 I am so sorry 😢 for your lost 😞
Pancreatic cancer has like a 5% survival rate. If you get diabetes all of a sudden get tested for pancreatic cancer asap. But yea, I try and go to the doctor like every 6 months. I'm always getting blood work done. Most cancer if you catch them early they have a high survival rate.
@@pmb7927 There are two types of pancreatic cancer; adenocarcinoma and neuroendocrine tumor. The one with very bleak prognosis is adenocarcinoma, which also happens to be the majority of pancreatic cancers. There is actually a decent/fair chance of curing, or if not curing then significantly prolonging life, for neuroendocrine tumors of the pancreas, unless it becomes very advanced.
@@pmb7927 my dad just died from PC. He was diagnosed May 2022. Chemo and radiation only made the tumor grow. He was also borderline diabetic.
What a way to turn this story about YOU. As tragic as it is for your family member, you literally have the indecency to come on this comment board and tell us a story about a person who lived to be 48. FORTY EIGHT!!!!!!!!! Versus a 16 yr old child. This was a kid whom I'm sure he wished to have lived to see 21 let alone 48. Your comment had nothing to do with the loss of this boy (who never graduated, got married, had kids) but it had everything to do with you. You used this opportunity to overshadow the loss of this kid for the loss of your grown adult. The family reads these comments. Shame
I hate CANCER! My deepest condolences and prayers to the family. Absolutely heartbreaking.
Then do something about the FDA, frankenstein GMO foods doused in glyphosate, and the other eugenicists in big pharma
lol who doesn’t hate cancer
Edit - government, anyone making money from treatment
Yep, it's a scourge on humanity.
ME TOO.
I HOPE ONE DAY THEY FIND A CURE TO BEAT THIS DEVIL DOWN ONCE & FOR ALL.
@Stack
THERE'S NOTHING TO LAUGH AT.
IT'S A TRUE & FAIR STATEMENT DON'T UNDERMINE SOMEONE ELSES FEELINGS, ESPECIALLY WITH LOL!
Such a tragic loss. Undetected leukaemia took my sister in law's life within 18 hours while being tested in hospital. No symptoms at all but tiredness.
So sorry 😢
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Sorry to hear this
AI is still learning. they arent really doctors amnymore
My cousin had a rare form of bone cancer as a kid. He was about 10. The only symptom was a sore arm. But since he'd been lugging a suitcase around Europe all summer, they just assumed it was muscle pain. Fortunately he was diagnosed in time and made a full recovery.
So happy for him, that he recovered!!!!
How did they treat bone cancer ?
Cut his hand off?
The bone becomes 10 times his size in bone cancer
@@Bambotb stupid question.
My truest condolences to the family. May he rest in peace.😢
God works in mysterious ways.... Mysterious ways
At least he is not suffering now
@@Hypercane2025 But they are! Praying for his loved ones left behind.
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God!!! Are you for real have you happened to see the world we're living in where is your so called god!!! Maybe he should wake up and do something about this crummy world
My heart hurts for his family. I was in shock for a year when my son suddenly passed. No one can tell me why. God carries us when we cannot put one foot in front of the other.
Yes God carries us..He for sure carried me through my cancer back in COVID days when no one was allowed in the hospital. Walking in alone was absolutely terrifying as if the cancer wasn't scary enough but as Christians we never walk alone.
@Happy Cook Let's start a "lonely hearts club". I've felt so lonely throughout life, fearful of the 2 big C's--cancer and COVID. I'm an American, living in a foreign country, striving to believe that when you are down to nothing, God is up to something.
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@@MrCJ-qz9dlSomebody’s up to something is right. Be safe, wherever you are.
If we put our hand in His hand, he does. if we put our trust/belief in Him, he welcomes us into Heaven. if we ignore/reject him, He does the same to us; best not to make that mistake.
OMG leukemia is just awful. It seems so sudden, whenever I hear about a child getting it.
This poor family. I'm so very sorry 😞
Leukemia is not that sudden…he most be suffering from it for quite time thinking the syntomps was something that goes away or due to sports injuries
@@MPV919 a cancer develops most of the time usually a year before the diagnosis. His cancer may already developed like a year ago and the symptoms just appeared this year. That’s why it’s always important to do blood chem every 6 months whenever you’re young or adult to check if there’s an abnormality happening to your body
@@abrqzx what is the cause of death cardiac arrest
@Chew Train ur a fool with technology these days a 16 yr old has knowledge of a 50 year old , yes he is not a chils
My sister got leukemia. Ex- South African living in NZ. In ICU for 7 months in Christ Church. 57 years old. They found a 26 year old male donor in Germany. Harvested his stem cells. Within weeks after the transplant my sister was alive and well.
We had a teacher who died similar to this. One day she was fine, the next she was having trouble seeing and speaking, then she was gone. The only consolation is that it was so quick and there was no lingering in pain or discomfort.
This remind me of my neighbor who passed away one month after diagnosed with Leukemia. She was 28 years old, and an architect. It all started with body pain, fever and looking pale. Her mother just couldn't accept her death didn't even bother to show-up during her wake. May she find solace in paradise!
That brutal. With cancer it's usually a slow death where you have time to say your goodbyes. RIP young man.
Not anymore! Rare and aggressive cancers are exploding as direct result of the toxic experimental clot shots
@@Anthony736 troll 💀
Could it be vax, in some athletes, that happens
Turbo cancers. Everyone wants to ignore it. Booster regret. They sacrificed their children.
It's called "turbo cancer" in my part of the globe,and its appears few month to 2 years after genic injection.Í know already that many of you reading this comment will deny that fact,but that will not change this truth.
Cancer is so terrifying. So sorry to the family and the boy who lost his life. I can't even imagine.
There needs to be a cure for this, just ain't right😢
I have lost my youngest son 4 years ago in a motor vehicle accident. I could not believe my vibrant beautiful, lively son was gone and could not make peace. Today I praise God for blessings:
He died during the accident, did not suffer a debilitating harrowing and painfull sick bed. No one else was involved in this accident, he was alone and no other vehicle was involved. He was starting to study his Bible, talking about questions he had in the Bible, praying, and believed in Jesus, God and the Holy Spirit. There are quite a few personal things also which I can thank God for. I was in total shock, but have accepted that he does not live on earth anymore, but is in Heaven. God bless Kyle's family
Sad. So many young people dying. 😢
That's the best way to comfort yourself. He is with Jesus in heaven and you can meet him soon. He didn't have to go through the corruption of this world and lose his place in heaven.
Thank God your son is with Our Lord…and you are at peace 🙏
I trust you are also born again christian, so you will see him again when your time on earth is done. we are just about to say goodbye to my BIL also, he got 4 polkups, then within a yr, is fatally ill....
And God bless your family.🙏🏻❤️
Unthinkable. Im so sorry to the family for their sudden loss.
THE SAME THING HAPPENED TO MY MOM, SHE WENT TO HOSPITAL AFTER NOT FEELING WELL & SHE WAS TOLD SHE HAD 2 DAYS TO LIVE & 2 DAYS LATER MY MOM PASSED AWAY & 3½ WKS PRIOR I'D JUST LOST MY BIG BROTHER TO A SUDDEN HEART ATTACK, HE WAS FOUND IN THE STREET BY A COUPLE.
NOTHING CAN PREPARE YOU FOR SUCH SUDDEN LOSSES, IT'S BEYOND ANYTHING YOU CAN IMAGINE.
6 MONTHS LATER I LOST MY CAT, MY SIDE KICK OF 21 YRS & A LIFE-LONG FRIEND WITHIN WKS OF EACH OTHER.
IT'S 2 YEARS ON FROM ALL THAT & THE PAIN IS EXCRUCIATING, SO MY HEART GOES OUT TO KYLE'S MOM & DAD & HIS FRIENDS TOO.
I'M SO, SO SORRY FOR YR LOSS. 🙏🏻
I am so sorry for all your loss 😢, God bless you 🙏🏼.
Look after yourself. The body pays the price and stores the trauma. In your own time , if you dont mind me taking the liberty of suggesting, investigate TRE . I too had many losses & my own cancer and 2 decades later found TRE to be useful.
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did all this happen in the last 3 yrs?
God bless you and stay strong.
So sorry for Kyle and his family. I lost my brother when he was 23 to cancer; he was so healthy and a tumor developed in his shoulder, it was Osteosarcoma. He was gone within 10 months. He fought hard, but didn't make it. My parents have never been the same; my Mom still cries every day and so do I. We miss him so much. My condolences to Kyle's family and friends.
Giving you and your mom hugs 🫂
My daughter..colon cancer 27. Died.overprocessed GMO chemicals coloring and additives in food are killing our kids.my daughter died before COVID.read food labels!please.this stuff is banned world wide but not here!!😮
Food GMO over processed foods chemicals additives coloring.what are we feeding our kids??we never ate this stuff!
My daughter died of colon cancer 27 😢 I will never get over her death.lost my joy of life!😢😢
@@Barbara-u5hso sorry for your loss 🥺❤️
This is heartbreaking 💔 😔 What a handsome young man. Rest in Heavenly Peace Kyle 🕊️ 🕯️ My sincere condolences to his family 🙏🏾
Happened to my 30 year old brother. Died a week after leukemia diagnosis. Prayers to the family. May God give them the strength they need.
One of the light side effects of the covid shot called turbo cancer. People usually die days weeks and sometime a few months after the diagnostic. leukemia is one of the turbo cancer where people die hours days or weeks after the diagnostic. I bet your bro was vaxxed
Omg. My son just turned 16. We found out 10 days after his dad passed away from heart issues that our son was diagnosed with severe congestive heart failure. It's a pain no parent can imagine unless you have been thru it. I'm heartbroken for his family.
Was he vaccinated for COVID?!?!??!
@@csc8697 thats exactly what i was thinking :-/
I’m so sorry for your loss. Is the heart problem genetic?
So, I’m having difficulty understanding your comment. It first sounds like you are his dad, but then you say his dad died.
My sincere condolences and I hope God heals him.
Also curious about his vaxx status. With the vaccine pushed on our society under the guise of emergency use authorization, we all have an interest to know the truth about just how toxic it has been and the crimes against humanity that have and are taking place. Anti vaxxers are not the crazy ones.
And think about the body ability to digest the dozens of vaccines since birth… one after another… the brain cannot sustain nor the cells. Too much for the body to take in. More than 55 by the age of 6 yr. Think in through
In this modern era of medicine and technology, we often take for granted how special life is. This is such a sad loss of this young man. As sad as this death is, at least his suffering was not for long (only a day). Rest in peace.
What's the use of this technology
it's so frustrating... its all one big science project 😢
@@eggbenedict-gt7mw medicine and technology save many lives in today's world, mainly thru preventative measures. Look at historical data.
It's the main culprit of these unnatural deaths.
Life is shit
I lost my Father age 48 to Leukemia he died two weeks after being Diagnosed, fast forward 12 yrs my Baby Brother age 21 lost his battle with Leukemia Forever 21 💔
I'm so sorry.🙏
I’m sorry for your loss 🙏🙏
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Sorry for everything you have gone through ❤
Sorry for your double loss😢
Sorry for the lose of this beautiful young man. He looks so strong who could have known.
Unbelievable to go from appearing healthy and happy to passing away within a day's time. Condolences to the young man, his family and his friends.
It's impossible that he was happy and healthy one day and gone the next from leukemia. Healthy organs don't shut down in a day. That's a gradual process and there would've been lots of signs and changes along the way. Fatigue, weight loss, swollen lymph nodes. He would've been stage 4 at that point. It would've needed to be caught in an early stage to help him. Even if the doctor at the emergency room visit for the back had diagnosed it, there still would've been nothing to be done at that point. Yearly checkups and bloodwork on your kids is critical.
@@jm7804 not with covid vaccins , it's called turbo cancer look it up
The same happened to my mom, on Dec. 26th she was taken to ER due to acute abdominal pain, 2 days later they told me she had stomach cancer - my mom didn't know either - , 4 days later, on January 1st, 2017 she died 😭 I just couldn't believe what was happening, all of a sudden I had lost my mom... 👸🏻💔😭 my mom did have symptoms (2 years prior) and we went to soooo many doctors, at least 5, and they never even mentioned a tumor or cancer, she had screenings, tests, and they all gave her a lot medication but I swear, none of them said anything about cancer, that was what made me really angry, I felt like they had been just taking our money for the last 2 years and letting time pass, time was precious to help my mom and they didn't care at all 😧
@@jm7804 Some folks won't do it due for costs.
Specially if their family members never had cancer, heart disease in their life.
In 2013, 32% of Americans skipped doctor visits due for costs.
I lost my mom within six months of her diagnosis of liver cancer, it's an unbearable pain, I'm so sorry for everyone that suffers a loss. But only 24 hours to say goodbye is truly heartbreaking 💔
My condolences, mine was gone in 28 days. But she never took care of herself and didn't listen to me when I'd tell her she needs to have a pap and colonoscopy done 😢
How old was she?
As a cancer nurse I understand this. Let me explain. Acute leukemia can cause the white blood cells to double in 20 minutes. They are not strong cells and crowd out the red blood cells and platelets from the bone marrow. Therefore no cells to support life. No hemoglobin to carry oxygen to the organs
and no platelets to regulate clotting or bleeding. White cells are worthless at fighting bacteria fungi or viruses.
It is a horrible disease. My prayers to this family.😢
I heard from a scientist who studies this, his words - Cancer is what happens when a “poison” was about to take your life.
When my BFF got cancer - she had a dream and told me the two white ladies came to get her …. a woman and a little girl. The next day she was diagnosed stage 4. Died in 11 months, 37 years old - 40 lbs.
Thank you for explaining.
As a cancer nurse, have you ever told your patients what causes cancer?
@@karenl5114 please clarify your question. There are many reasons why cancer developes.
What a nightmare. My heart goes out to those parents on the tragic loss of their son.
And I thought our daughter’s death 25 days after receiving the diagnosis from a rare cancer was bad. At least we had a little time to try and grasp what was happening. My heart goes out to this family❤️
I'm very sorry for your loss 💔
Omg I'm so sorry.
My mom got diagnosed with cancer yesterday and now this popped up, I'm FREAKING OUT.
I'm so sorry. 😢❤
@@Yassmiinn.🙏🕯️❤️
How are they dying so young , my grandma dead at 92 natural death no disease
God bless this young man he was still a child. I lost my 45 year old son to cancer. Neuroendocrine. The five months from diagnosis to his passing was very hard on. Thank God that Kyle didn't have to go through the pain of cancer. He's in the arms of our Lord now.
Yes he is, IF he believed on the Lord Jesus,had repented of his sins and allowed Jesus t9 be Lord of his life.
I sincerely hope so.
@@Tryagain563 who cares about repenting to a non existent man
@@kuromistan645Jesus historically did exist. There a lot of evidence found by researchers. But, whether he could perform miracles a stated in the Bible… that’s something science cannot prove. Jesus was Jew, even the Orthodox Jews in the Bible thought Jesus was a liar and a cult leader. Those Jews were like: who is this man who claims to be son of God? Who claims he can perform miracles? So yeah you’re not the first who doubts Jesus. But you have to know he existed for real.
@@kuromistan645 Jesus is God Almighty in flesh. Call on Him sincerely, and find out.
@@Tryagain563 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Almost five years ago, I was living in Seattle, and I started experiencing extreme nausea, vomiting, and heartburn. I saw a doctor in Seattle who ran some blood tests, and unfortunately my liver was struggling. I couldn’t work anymore, because I felt so sick, and I had to move home. Shortly after moving home, my eyes and skin started turning yellow, so my niece took me to the hospital and they ran several tests. I was soon diagnosed with stage-2 Non Hodgkin Lymphoma, and started chemotherapy. I also received a blood transfusion and was in and out of the hospital several times. I’m now 4 years cancer free and will continue seeing my doctor every year or so until I’m 10 years cancer free
My prayers to them . I lost my only son to an unknown undiagnosed heart condition 6 weeks ago. Almost the same experience just different diagnosis. My prayers to the family 🙏🏽👼🏼❤️
So sorry. Sending you love and strength. 🙏
I understand, I lost my daughter the same way. I'm so sorry for your loss.
Was he 💉💉💉
I am so sorry for your loss.
So sorry for your loss and much love sent your way.❤
Almost 40 years in oncology and it gets me every single time. 😢💔
I don't know how you do it. I'm a vet tech, and it's difficult enough watching animals die of cancer (and there are a lot of them). Have you seen many cases like this, where the patient passes away this quickly?
My response keeps getting deleted but yes I have certainly seen this.
@@koreyb yes.
Sadly If you put together all of the new chemo drugs that had been approved over a dozen years, the average overall survival benefit is only 2.1 months.
Hi Louise hope you don't mind me asking but has there been a increase in cancer over the past few years?
Me too. 40 plus years as a cancer nurse. I cant anymore. Done. The emotional pain has destroyed me.
My cousin got diagnosed with Leukemia at the age of 13 and even though they caught it early she still passed away a year later even with a bone marrow transplant. It really sucks.
Cancer is both "invisible" and completely non-selective about age, weight, height, attitude, muscles, schooling, popularity, etc. Cancer does NOT care what you "believe" makes sense about illnesses. It is what it is. Acceptance is key. Appreciate what you have, because tomorrow... it's all going to change. 💪😎✌️
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well no lol it is definitely "selective". cancer is a mutation of the genes, it will always occur in biological organisms, it just does so at different "speeds"
older populations have a much much higher prevalence of cancer than younger ones
It really is. I was introduced to the world of childhood cancer when my son was diagnosed and it’s the saddest most unfair thing I’ve ever had to live through. Healthy ppl have no idea how lucky they are.
It is quite selective in terms of speed of development of those who got the covid jabs. This new phenomina of being diagnosed with cancer already spiralling out of control even has a name: turbo cancer.
@@terripebsworth9623 Extraordinary (and non-sequitur) claims require extraordinary evidence. Do you have any? If not, you should reconsider spouting out random conjecture. C19 wasn't even mentioned in this news byte, and there's no reason to believe it has anything to do with this specific situation.
Not that it's necessary for me to note this, too, but... no vaccine nor treatment has a 100% success rate. NONE. As in zero. For thousands of years, too. The data doesn't support "panaceas". What the data DOES support is readily available for intelligent people to access, research, and start doing some math and statistics. But even ONE PERCENT of Earth's population is an absolutely ginormous number. This is something that very few ever consider.
Seriously. Take 1% of one-billion. The other 99% is obviously pretty huge, but when there are that many zeroes involved... people default to lame conspiracies and inanely unscientific conjecture. It's embarrassing, but then again, so is most of humanity.
I have leukemia too.. this is scaring me. I was hoping to have at least 10 years. Never heard or expect leukemia to kill so quickly. So sad for the family. They have no time to said goodbye. 😢😢😢
Jab
Shows good results on medicine, this guy was last stage
@@xyzxyz8811You left your brain in the insane asylum 🧠
Hi,
Although these are horrific stories, there are many people who get diagnosed with leukemia and are alive and well today. Remember Ryan o Neil? He had and lived for many years with leukemia. Just think positive and be positive. I was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma over 30 years ago and they told me ten in ten years after treatment, it would be highly probable that I would develop leukemia. I got over that 10 year mark too. You got this❤
We must all get to know our saviour Jesus Christ. He is the way, the truth and the life. Nobody goes to the Father except through Jesus 🙏
For some reason in the past couple years, cancer rates for young people has skyrocketed. Wonder
what caused this change.
Hmmm…..
Gee....that's a tough one
Hard to find the answer😏
Climate change?
Food I guess
This isn't normal. Why isn't anyone addressing the elephant in the room, the clot shots, which are leading to sudden death and cancer on steroids. None of this was occurring prior to the shots.
My brother was 12 when he all of sudden got really sick, he couldn’t walk or even get out of bed. My parents took him to the emergency room and the doctors ran tests on him. They diagnosed him with rhabdomyosarcoma they continued to run tests, then they said he had leukemia. He began treatment right away and he ended up dying from the amount of fluids in his body the nurses gave him. He was only in the hospital for 2 weeks. It’s still hard to wrap my head around what happened. We did an autopsy on him and they concluded he had leukemia and he could have survived had he been given the right care. I’m sorry for the loss of your son no parent should lose a child. I hope you find the strength to keep going it’s been 23 years since my brothers death and the pain never goes away you just find a away to keep going because I think they would want you to ❤
Rhabdomyosis is not cancer
@@eggbenedict-gt7mw really ok?
@@eggbenedict-gt7mw rhabdomyosarcoma
Something is wrong when young people getting cancer and dying so early. LHM
Always happened, but you only hear about it more because of the internet and technology to detect it. You aren't a prophet.
Sin
Foods! Read labels.we didn't eat this garbage.all of this is new everyday new garbage is out into food.gmo?what's that? Coloring additives preservatives? So food can last 100 yrs.but kids won't.bad water bad air.terrible foods.my child colon cancer 27 dead
@@catsbyondrepairBull💩
My 90 year old grandma just died of cancer last October. She was my mom. She raised me since I was a month old. It was so so horrible to watch my most beloved human suffer a death like that....
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Sorry x
What is ur age
I’m sorry she suffered and I wish I could change that but she was very fortunate she lived to 90, not many of us will see that. She was a very lucky women.
The igrotum community is incredibly supportive. A network of individuals on a common journey to health.
poor lad, if only he trusted science and got his booster.
anyway, don't ask questions, just be supportive, and get your covid booster/trust bill gates etc
My daughter was diagnosed on a Saturday morning and passed within 24 hours. ACute Lymphatic Leukemia. She was only 18. Only symptom was a sore throat. Turned out it was her lymph nodes that were swollen and not her tonsils. It took over her body in hours. First thing she said when we told her she had leukemia is Mom, am i going to lose my hair? I looked at my beautiful girl and told her no you are not. She didn't. She was absolutely beautiful when we laid her to rest. Miss her every day. Prayers for this mom and dad . Its an emptiness that never fills up .
I am so very sorry for the loss of your daughter.
Praying that the memories sustain you in this difficult time.
Wow, that's so sad.
I had a friend that died 5 days after being diagnosed with Lung Cancer. He was 17
Such sorrow for this lovely young man; such heartbreak for his parents and loved ones; such a shock for all of us-strangers and community both. Cherish your children.
As a leukemia survivor, this is devastating to hear. I wonder what type of leukemia he had & why it was so sudden? May He rest in peace & condolences to his family.
I assume it was sudden because it wasn't detected before.
Why? have you heard about turbo cancers and especially Leukemia where people generally die weeks days and sometime hours after the diagnostic. All these people have been vaxxed and there are a lot young people
Not only is this heartbreaking especially considering how young he was but also terrifying that something as innocuous as back pain can lead to something so severe. Definitely a sign to go get checked!
I truly sympathize with this family. They diagnosed my sister with acute leukemia after she went to the hospital for blood work do to a reaction of the medication the doctor prescribe her for the flu. She lasted 3 months and suffered all the way until the end. No sign or symptoms of any kind before that. My deepest condolence to the family and May God guide them to find peace.. 🙏 😥😪 ❤
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Here is the reason I am nice to everyone 😢😢😢life is very short and death is unpredictable, we never know when it will be the last time we will see the people we love 😔 I hope his soul rest in peace, and my condolences to his family 🙌🏽🙌🏽
For about 3 years I have been seeing a noticeable increase in the number of cancer, especially in young people. Apart from all types of cardiac, neurological and vascular conditions. I wonder what has happened during these three years, if there has been any kind of event on a global scale that could have caused this explosion of disease and sudden death. 🤔
Its the global warming, go buy a Tesla and we'll be fine
So many of us are wondering about this mystery, because excess deaths are happening all over the world, with the exception of a few countries. Certain diseases and conditions are coming out of nowhere, especially in younger people who have no history of problems.
Yes, the elephant in the room
Exactly
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We lost my Dad to this Cancer he was 42 years old ….left my mother with six young children ….God Bless this Family I will keep you in my prayers it’s a tough road they are on now ……RIP young man in the arms of angels ❤
Your dad's libido and stamina didn't decrease even after he got cancer
This is any parents worst nightmare. I am so very sorry for him and his family.
So many cancers do not show symptoms until it has spread. I’m so sorry this happened to him. Bless his parents
My heart goes out to the family, but at least he didn’t have to suffer for a long time, unlike so many others who have cancer do. I just lost my 44 year old sister in law to brain cancer, leaving behind a husband, 11 and 5 yr old kids.
it's likely that he did suffer to some degree though. it's important to remember that just because he only got the diagnosis of his leukemia a day before his death, it doesn't mean that the leukemia magically manifested that day. his organs had fully shut down. he just hadn't had sufficient check ups done on him prior to reveal his leukemia (such as bloodwork) prior to it, causing the impossible window of not being able to cure the cancer.
That’s so insanely young it rips my heart out
So heartbreaking 😢😮My heart hurts was having a good day until this news...... We have to appreciate life and each other at all times..... May God bless us with better days
My 73 year old Father in June of 99 died the same way admitted with pneumonia, bloodwork revealed acute leukemia…within 24 hours he was gone. After a while, I was thankful he lived the way he wanted to until the very end and did not endure a long slow painful death
This young man looks so healthy and his symptoms were not lingering and to pass so quickly is so unthinkable. May he rest peacefully he is in the arms of God. Condolences to his family and friends 💙✨💫
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"You wont see it in a petri dish." Dr. Andreas Noack
@@SusanKay- Paid shill? 😉
Graphene oxide. The Truth will be proclaimed from the rooftops.
The shock of hearing a cancer diagnosis & you never expect to lose your child so quickly. There was a blessing that they didn’t have to see him suffer through treatments & all the pain. Lord hold this family close at this time. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
very sad,he was way too young to die like this. poor child. one of my ex partners had this lukemia when he was his age too,long time ago,he fought for years as a teenager. then it came back 6months into our dating.. he was in his late 20s. it was a 8months fight for his life, he was almost always at the hospital, this time chemo didnt work at all and since he already had bone marrow transplant done,there was not much they can do. he was hovering between life and death for so many months,at one time he wanted to kiL* himself,he coudnt take it anymore. he was so thin. one day they gave him a trial of some kind of new drug, 2months later i took him home and he started recovery, it was like a miracle... he was so weak and so slim but he started to get back little by little, today he is almost 40yr old. as hope he is happy somewhere ,where ever he is. :)
Your story moved me. Why did ya'll break up?
Wow…that’s unimaginable as a parent. CONDOLENCES 💐 to his family and friends. 🙇🏻♀️🙏🏽
A dear friend of mine just lost her 20 yr old son in exactly the same manner….tragic😢
This is suspicious.
No it’s not! For godsakes, leave the family and your pathetic conspiracy theories alone.
@@bobholmes65 mf this is a year old what are you doing here
@@bobholmes65 Asking questions is good. Question Authority.
Because what if the truth is that which is the most "pathetic" - would you want to ignore it?
We lost my mom this past January to complications from esophageal cancer that went undetected until the last week of her life. She was hospitalized in December after a fall, and a routine scan revealed masses, only one of which was biopsied and turned out to be fatty liver disease. Then in January, she returned to the hospital where it was determined that she also had esophageal cancer that was already terminal. One week later, she was dead. On top of that, dementia had robbed her of her mind to the point where the Wednesday before her death she didn’t even know who I was! I freaking HATE cancer like that now-so many types are sneaky bastards that eat away at you until they’re already too advanced to treat by the time you get noticeable symptoms!
Truly Sorry for the Passing of Your Mom☆☆~Sending Prayers for Peace and Srength, Plus Lots of LUV from Arizona Tonight...Holly♡♡:)
My friend had this same cancer (AML Leukemia) and fought for about 2 years. She was 29 years old. It’s super rare and can kill a person in about 2 weeks if they don’t get blood transfusions.
So, for those who are saying the title is misleading, Leukemia is a group of blood cancers that affect the body's blood cells, mainly the white blood cells. Leukemias are blood cancers where the cancer cells can be found in the blood. There are several types, but 4 main types. The term leukemia covers more than one cancer, and they're cancers affecting the blood-forming cells in bone marrow. Before you judge the title, don't hesitate to research.
Too many young folks are dying from this deadly illness. May this young man R.I.P. and his family find peace. 💙
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Prayers to the family!!! My condolences
Prayers? Lmfao! 😁😁😁 😶
Pray now?
@@alphaomega1351 more useful than your comment 😂
That happened to a co worker of mine. We all signed a get well card for him and then our boss broke the news that Michael had died.
We were devastated.
RIP Michael 🙏♥️
I wonder how many days this poor kid said he was tired and didn't want to get up for school and his parents were like we all are, saying "Get up! You aren't sick. You have to go to school." SMH
I know I've done that and so have many parents. Imagine the guilt thinking back to every complaint that you pooh pooh'd as nothing...Ugh! The guilt would kill me. I'd hate myself for not realizing as a mom.
@shaniavanderhalen9169 get a grip lady jeez.
Right 😢
Was he vaccinated? MRNA activated a dormant irregularity in his dna? So sorry for these parents, and the life cut way too short.
My nephew just died last week from testicular cancer that spread to his lungs.. it spread in less than a year. We are so heartbroken. They kept telling him it’s the “most curable cancer” 😢😢.
I think I’d rather pass like this if it was inevitable because I could enjoy my days and not fear of my passing. Poor guy 😢
My son lost his gf in less than 24 hours of being sick. Because it was exam time, the ER doctor thought her pain was from a possible ulcer. Sent her home and she was up vomiting all night. Her parents found her unresponsive early in the morning and took her back to hospital. Echo cardiogram found aneurism had been slowly leaking. Life flighted her to another hospital. Once in flight she cardiac arrested. She was taken into surgery, but she did not survive. She was 18 years old.
That's terrible. What kind of aneurysm? Aortic?
Aortic aneurysm
@@jazzluvnmom Wow. That is so young for an aortic aneurysm. Makes me wonder if there was a cardiac birth defect? Anorexia or bulemia? Or did the vomiting make it tear? (These are rhetorical questions-no need to answer). How tragic. 😔 Thanks for answering.
My best friend just died from cancer. Originally thought it was benign mass, told not to worry. 2 years later breast cancer. 18 months after gone. Rest in peace Cathy!
I’m confused because the dad said that the doctor said for him to come back in a couple of days if the situation gets worse and the dad said that he couldn’t get out of bed after 2 days... So, was the diagnosis just recent and he hadn’t feel well for more than two days?
That advice was likely from the urgent care when he went for the initial back pain. Then when he went back, being bumped up to the hospital is when they would have discovered the leukemia. I’m an oncology nurse, and sadly, I’ve had patients with this same presentation. The symptoms of leukemia are vague and non-specific that they are often ignored or mistaken for something else. Severe back pain is a symptom, though not common of ALL. Like this young man’s case, it often isn’t until they are in a full blast crisis that the disease is discovered. It’s awful. I feel for his poor parents going thru this right now.
Did he get the shot? Cancer from it is running rampant now. Poor baby.
@@SusanKay- No, just dealing with facts. I am sorry if you got the shot and your scared, but you all tormented those of us who did not who just used our common sense. The parents of these kids who are dropping dead on the field need to file a lawsuit, and how does a beautiful 16 year old get cancer in one day and die??? Why don't you tell me why there is blood banks now paying triple for people who did not get vaccinated?? Use your NOGIN.
What if his parents refuse to tell you
@@dyanshane Please go in the past and tell anyone that died fast from cancer before COVID that the only people that had a fast ending had the vaccine. Did you even hear yourself? Use your common sence. None knows why people get cancer so stop giving people the impression you know anything about that. The medicine is not that advanced to know a cause of most of the issues, not even saying to solve them so how can we claim we have any idea about anything? Let's not even say the human body is that complex is still a enigma. Why it should be the shot? Do you realise it can be anything if it's such a big conspiracy and are more easy and effective ways than a vaccine that just some take?
These guys never talked about the cause of death? No leads? Nothing? Maybe the jab?
Who is going to talk about the out of control of sudden rare and aggressive cancers as a direct result of the toxic experimental clot shots
Radio silence from media and governments. Pathologist Dr Ryan Cole put out a vid over 2 years ago, warning of the 'alteration' of C4 & CD8 T-cell counts as a result of (you know what), and the likely expected increase in cancers which may result.
Gene P53 affected
he was probably ignoring other symptoms because he was 16. so sorry for the loss of your son.
Yup…👀🇺🇸🕊❤️😒
My two year old grandson had a cold. Then came a fever. The doctor said it wasn’t high enough to be concerned…it was a 5 day fever. When the fever didn’t go away my son and his wife took him to the children’s hospital in our city. Within 3 hours he was diagnosed with ALL leukaemia and Strep A and began a cocktail of meds to fight the infection before they began chemo. A week later another high fever and heart racing and he had e-coli. Chemo was halted and another cocktail of meds to get rid of the infection and then started back on chemo. We almost lost him twice due to the infections and his near absent immunity. It’s been 3 years and he rings the bell in July. We don’t realize how something as simple as a cold could be the precursor to a serious disease. They’ve changed doctors. It wasn’t her fault but they don’t trust her any longer just the same. They needed someone to be less laid back about certain symptoms. 5 day fever? Come on.
That and he was probably a strong kid.
@@carljack1921 I'm so glad to hear your grandson is alive- and who knows if this other young man had any prior symptoms or not- but it is possible.
@@carljack1921 As a nurse practitioner, I would not automatically jump to a cancer diagnosis just for a 5 day fever either. A fever for 5 days is very vague and not usually concerning by itself. The doctor didn't do anything wrong. Hindsight is always 20-20. I'm so glad your grandson pulled through.
I’m so sorry for your lose of a beautiful son with enormous courage and strength.
This is incredibly heartbreaking. Im so sorry to his family and friends. 😢❤
Unfortunately, this happens far too often. Life is precious and we cant predict how much time we may have on this earth. Enjoy each beautiful moment.
There is a term for that. It's called "turbo cancer" and a specifically associated with those who got the covid shots which genetically down regulates 4 critical pathways which keep cancer in check. Oh! Didn't your doctor tell you that? It was their job to know and inform you in advance. If I knew, they should have known.
Not enough people are questioning the cause! There's definitely been an alarming uptick in sudd€n deaths, c@ncer diagnoses, h£@rt problems since 2021. All ages! The cognitive dissonance and calling it a c0nsp!racy theory has to stop. The silence from the governments and media regarding significant excess 'all cause' d€aths in many countries now should concern everyone.
Nothing but nonsense and conspiracy get a brain
@terri Exactly!!
These sudden deaths due to advanced cancers in teenagers and young adults seem to be rising. How is that possible?
what’s changed in the last few years ? can you think of any unprecedented mass applications of novel medical procedures of an experimental nature having taken place ?
It's called turbo cancer. From Pfizer and Moderna. My fiance passed away 2 months ago from very aggressive lymphoma. He was healthy, young 30 years old man.
My God. Thankful for every single day.
As shocking and sad as this is...thank goodness he didn't have to suffer from a long painful cancer death. My condolences.
Bro was 16, looking like a fully grown man. Mad respect. RIP
I have NEVER heard of a 'sudden' cancer death
Baader-Meinhoff Phenomenon
Well now you have.
@@joannecarson5568 I don't know about that
Clot-Shot has the potential of disabling telomeres, paving the way for turbo-charging cancer and aging.
Mindless is not to research all avenues and simply name-call instead! Pathologist Dr Ryan Cole put out a vid over 2 years ago, warning of the 'alteration' of C4 & CD8 T-cell counts as a result of (you know what), and the likely expected increase in cancers which may result.
Gene P53 affected
My mother was diagnosed with cancer last week. My heart is broken but I can't imagine what it must be like for these people. May the universe shower all of his family and friends with Blessings. ❤
Cancer lives off sugar
24 hours. That’s genuinely some of the saddest shit Iv ever heard. There’s a similar story out of my area of a seemingly healthy 15 year old girl playing a football game who experienced a headache, which turned out to be a congenital brain defect. It took her life 11 days later, but still that’s significantly more time then 24 hrs 😢
This is not natural - in the least bit.
2020 pandemic
@@southside1975 broken logic
Did you get the shot?
@@southside1975
Plan demic
I feel bad for the parents. Heartbreaking. RIP friend.
Nephew of mine was having neck pains for a few days. Then all of a sudden he had a hard time walking back to the doctors. CT scan, tumour on his spine at the base of his brain. Flown to sick kids Toronto. Emergency surgery. Surgery successful, but sudden extreme fever made him brain dead. Doctor had never seen a tumour like this before.
This happened last year. He was 13. This planet sucks.
Praying for your family. So devastating. 😔
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@@melisadenisa want to try some grammar in that sentence?
@@limeonthecoconut It's not my first language. Considering I use english at work and nobody complains ofc it doesn't really matter what are you saying . I don't think I need a lesson from you.
@@melisadenisa you black probably though right? No other excuse for the little intelligence coming through in your sentences
@@melisadenisa please learn English properly
My son is a childhood leukemia survivor.
Just heartbreaking. May they find peace
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My deepest and sincere condolences to his family🕊️
So sorry for this boy and his family and everyone else on here who has lost someone.