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Too many doctors r incompetent.

Hope you are doing well.

I hope that you are doing well.

Your story is amazing Steve.

You really are an inspiration for your boys!

I was recently diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer its in my liver too, and it's in my lymph nodes so yeah but u give me hope

I'm so happy that you made it, you are still alive. Enjoy your lifetime and be happy. I will pray for you, I wish you all the best things life can bring you!

Thank you very much forvhiving hope to stomack cancer patients. Is it possible to get Viola's Instagram or email to get some advices from her please? I really need advice from her as I am in same situations. Thank you.

Cancer is a very lonely journey. Especially waiting for a diagnosis. Today is week 3 still no final diagnosis some form of lymphoma. Waiting for a pet scan. Hopefully, the final piece of the puzzle. Thank you for your information this is very helpful to new patients. Hugs

I am doctor and people need to understand that’s its very difficult to do aggressive tests for everybody. As an example here would be a colonoscopy we cant do colonoscopies to everybody that comes complaining of a tummy ache or skin cancer we can’t do a biopsy for every bump we see on somebodies skin and unfortunately some percentage of people don’t get diagnosed early or correctly. We need to develop better easier non aggressive tests which is happening all the time now think of how difficult it was to get a glucose reading to now we only need a drop of blood to soon we might only need lasers.

i had cancer to ❤🤍🤍🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

Thank you for sharing your story. It has certainly informed me. I wish you and yours all the luck and love in the world. Jan 🇬🇧.

Sending you all the best wishes momma

She Never stated what her mutation was?

I'm almost 42 and having my first colonoscopy tomorrow, so scared they will find a large polyp that will require surgery but pretty sure that will be the case...

I'm so glad you are in such good hands now, you seem like an amazing person. I hope you can enjoy your life and live it to the fullest!

Very hilarious story. She took no personal responsibility for her relaxed approach to her own health

You got this :)

Sorry if you are shitting blood, the first time, you demand a colonoscopy. No doctor would say no. This is not your doctor’s fault. This went on for two years! Any doctor would put in a requisition for shitting blood on that day you ask. But you are a survivor, a fighter, inspiring, and deepest respect to! Thank you for sharing your story.

❤❤❤ your spirit is delightful I am wishing you the best outcome possible.

Raquel, you are an inspiration. Thanks for sharing your story

You got this 🙏🏻

My son had a seizure and 3 neurologist could not tell me the cause. I googled for weeks and found the root cause of the seizure. Told one of the doctors and he confirmed my findings.

You are a rockstar of a Father💪

My mom responded great to her stage 4 chemo uterine cancer. But unfortunately it spread to her brain which chemo doesn't protect against. They did surgery on my mom. They took most of it out. But once it went to her brain, she died 3 months later. RIP.

Thank you for this video. If I’d listened to the radiologist who said my palpable breast lump was “Nothing. Come back in a year,” I’d be long dead by now. Fortunately, her report went to my gynecologist, who told me to get another opinion. I did; it was breast cancer. Early-stage, most fortunately, and it’s 25 years since dx. I wish you good health. And I envy your being in Canada!

Cancer is an evil beast. My dads dad had colon cancer twice and then prostate cancer. He made it to 92. My dads side of the family is from Canada. We live in washington now. Not sure how it is in Canada as far as colonoscopies. Here they recommended them starting at 45 , earlier if you have a family history. My dad started at 40 i believe. But good on you for fighting so hard and trying not to stay angry.

Gosh I’m wishing you all the very best!!

You should do a blog to warn people

If you heave blood in your stool then you know it’s something more. I’m shocked at your doctor not sending you for a colonoscopy!

So happy you are NED. My cousin was diagnosed at 32 and passed away 3 days before he turned 40. Stay positive and strong and Prayers you live a long and healthy life. May God Bless your donor and glad to hear your best friends cancer was caught early.

hello fellow survivor of large B cell lymphoma best to you I thought I had strep, but was worse, they found it quick I was lucky

pancreatic cancer rate is 13 out of 100,000 calm down !!!

Amen!! The lord is with you. I admire your loyalty after anger to your FAMILY doctor. They want to know why you’re still there because he is human he is a family friend who cared for you all through your lives. Blessings over both who were willing to gift you a part of them to help you. May you live a very very long life. Hummm maybe you received because you were forgiving ❤

God Bless you sweetheart talk to CHRIST morning noon and night ask him to heal you and know he has and dont doubt xx

Thanks for sharing your story Amanda! I'm up in Sequim Washington and love Alki beach!! Prayers for ever lasting remission! ❤

It's so strange you're not talking about prevention. We know the cause now. It's diet.

THANK YOU!!!!!!

I recently read that of 7 European countries, the UK had the worst 5 year survival rates for a variety of cancers. I was diagnosed with Stage 3C recto sigmoid cancer a few years ago. There were no delays getting a colonoscopy based on my symptoms. I think the 10 months it took for your diagnosis made you cancer situation significantly worse. Within two weeks of my colonoscopy I had started chemo. FOLFOX is a tough treatment. I have permanent neuropathy as a result. And ongoing chemo brain issues. But I’ve been cancer free for a few years. Which I’m grateful for. Nationalized healthcare systems rely on rationing of resources. It’s great for primary care access. But complex disease treatment suffers due to limited resources. I’m glad your immunotherapy has produced such positive results and wish you well for the future.

What was your diet? Carbs, sugars? Seed oils? Standard American highly processed food and fast food? I'm only asking because the experts are saying that a bad diet is the major cause of colon cancer, and many other cancers so of course I'm curious. Good luck to you!

So proud of you and your family ❤

They say rectal intercourse causes it. But I don't think 2 times would cause it. I also heard of some home remedies. But I hope it's better now.

🙏 ❤ 🙏 For You & All Always & Forever

My father in law was diagnosed at 45 and passed at 46. My husband hasn't had a colonoscopy in 20 plus years with every single scary sign and refuses to go because it's scary. Chemo didn't help his dad at all so I wouldn't bother with that aways. Just trust God has you through it all. They do t even expect checks until 50s unless family has it.

🙏 ❤️ 🙏 For You & All Always & Forever

💙💙💙. Thank you for speaking of your personal experience bad and good. There’s only my 1 brother and I left of the 5 of us. Our eldest brother passed of Leukaemia,my only sister passed of a form of lung cancer, my remaining brother I’d dying of leukaemia. I have the same mutant gene for the Leukaemia and 1 other that is from the nervous system that can cause tumours to grow anywhere in me, and “most” are benign. I do have colon disease and have colonoscopy every 2 years, more often if I’m having issues. I do have Divertulosis which gets infected every few years. I’m almost 71. Always have discomfort on left side od colon. Some days a fair amount so I’m always conscious of things possibly changing. Love your attitude! I’m sending you and your beautiful family warm healing hugs from Victoria BC. 😊❤️🇨🇦

My lady’s mother just died from it today. Sad ending

you are one brave and courageous man…God Bless you

For anyone out there that has off and on bleeding, with pain during the bowel movement coming out. Best thing is to just head to a gastroenterologist and get an Anoscopy done real quick, easy quick test to check for hemorrhoids, they can check for active swelling and/or fissures. Don't put off the bleeding, they can always do other testing that's more invasive later if need be, based on symptoms, but it's good to figure out if the bleeding is happening with active hemorrhoids. Hope this helps.

What did your blood work look like?