ALL I'M SO SORRY TO HEAR THIS !! ... I HOPE EVERY THING TURN'S OUT GOOD FOR YOU ... PRAYER'S ♥️

Its pretty amazing stuff,6yrs years on here after melanoma, 2 tumors in head one in lung,2 yrs keytruda shrunk lung tumor, got a bit of brain damage at end of two yrs,but still here....interesting to see survival rates for extended yrs,not sure that its being watched (I've dropped off the radar until symptoms appear again)....one day maybe a cure for cancer😊

is it common to have both skin and mucosal melanoma at same time, can one cause the other?

Can some one guide me for any online group. Recently diagnosed with acral melamona

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Thank u for this information

You look a lot younger than 40 + have the most beautiful smile. It is amazing how you got through being diagnosed so soon after having your son, having the surgery for the areas on your thigh, + be strong enough to bounce back through all that + are now helping others! I wish you all the very best!!!

Hi Emma - I am so sorry that as a beautiful young woman you've had to deal with all of this at such a young age. I'm a lot older than you and can remember in the 90's it was rare to hear of someone, in our small town, being diagnosed but today it is much more common. I have learned so much about cancer over the years from watching documentaries like yours. One big thing I see all the time is at the time of diagnosis whether the lymph nodes are involved. The cells from the tumor can break off + if they do they spread through the lymph or the blood. Your your lymph nodes were clear. If they travelled by the blood there will usually be a different tumor found in about 4 months in a different part of the body. When they do the pathology the cells will be those from the melanoma site. So given the fact that your lymph nodes were clear + there haven"t been any other problems I, if it was me, would be ecstatic. I believe they got all of the tumor before it spread + you're back to being a healthy young lady free from cancer. I realize that I'm not a Dr but the next time you see one of your Dr's maybe you can ask them, if you like, about what I believe. I in no way wanting to give you false hope but I can imagine having to go + have all the tests every 3 months. I think my life would feel consumed by this disease + I'd be living from scan to scan. On a brighter note I was amazed when I heard you talk about your horse(s). My love for them came back. I had a bad experience though when I was about 14. My friends + I went to a horseback riding place. They were old horses + they had a route to follow. Well they all grabbed the horse they wanted to ride + the only one left was this white horse with a red glint in it's eye. I felt that I just didn't want to get on it but finally did. You know that horse broke out of line galloping toward the feed barn. My saddle wasn't tight enough + the saddle ended up under the horses belly. I was riding bareback hanging on to it's mane. Next thing I knew I was looking up + saw the concerned faces of my friends looking down on me - I'd been bucked off. But to see a baby foal with it's mom would be so special!!! Anyway Emma I wish you all the best! Live a long healthy + happy life + have lots of children. I only had 2 but wish I had of had many more. They are so precious- a gift from God! 🙂 Oh P.S: There's a KZbin channel you might find helpful... "The Patient's Story."

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Thank you so much for sharing your story Emma. It was very helpful to hear.

If you recite the under mentioned prayer 400 or 2000 times, all your sicknesses will disappear by the grace of Allah (all glory, praise and greatness be to Him). "O Allah, send prayers, peace and blessings upon our Master Muhammad, the medicine of hearts and their treatment, the soundness of bodies and their cure, the light of vision and its illumination, the spirit of all spirits and the secret of their endurance." (Salat al-Tibbiya/Prayer of Medicine)

God bless you and congratulations on your complete recovery. I was diagnosed with stage one. after treatment and transplant I have been cancer free over three years now.

Gosh with all my moles i have to be very careful in the sun ☀️ so slip slip slap

I too had flesh colored melanoma of my right elbow with wide excision and node biopsy which were clear. Spitzoid melanoma 3 mm depth which put me in stage 2b category. I will be 6 years clear in May 2023, and our path was very similar though I am much older. Blessing to you for sharing and blessing for us both🤗♥️🤗

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My mum had an aggressive form of melanoma. itself melanoma is aggressive but mum's were way too bad. She temporarily responded to Braf treatment but never responded to Keytruda,

Stay positive!! I had melanoma too. Doctor said it was Clark 5 and was .47 mm deep. They took a big ole chunk of me off my chest. So far so good !!!! Ohh yea, this happened back in 88.

very informative and encouraging. thank you to everyone for sharing

I am glad you made it through! Thank God for your family and all the support you received!

Living with hypothyroidism was so hard and painful, but thanks to doctor okouromi treatment using herb’s to get rid of thyroid problems……..

Cancer is cancer, doesn't matter what type, and there can never be a quick cure. Fix the diet, change the lifestyle and remove the stress. Too many workaholics are making themselves sick.

So strong 🫶

🙏❤ 3. Soup or salad? Salad, by a long shot. 🙏❤ You can spend so much energy worrying about not noticing race that you do worse in your social interactions as a result. The solution? Acknowledge differences, rather than try to fight an uphill battle to ignore them. This strategy is known as multiculturalism, and differs from colorblindness, in that it embraces diversity and difference. 🙏❤ In the battle of the “melting pot” versus the “salad bowl” ideologies, the research is clear: The salad wins by a long shot. -The Top 10 Strategies for Reducing Prejudice / RODOLFO MENDOZA-DENTON / JANUARY 3, 2011 A Happy New Year to all. Peace on Earth.

Thank you so very much for sharing your melanoma fight with us. You likely have saved lives by your testimony. God bless you and your family🙏❤️🧘

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This video is so helpful. My 8 yr old granddaughter was just diagnosed and I’m researching this disease. Emma is so Brave & Beautiful, Thanks for sharing your Journey. My question is has the Drs recommended a Ketogenic way of eating? It’s anti-inflammatory way of eating. I watch Dr Ken Berry MD on You Tube and he recommends this way of eating to treat or put in remission many, many diseases. Keto and Carnivore way of eating would be worth looking into as a tool to assist the treatment your doing now. Prayers for your continued healing.

I am from the UK and was diagnosed in 2019. Had WLE and SLNB. So far so good. Excellent treatment. I joined a support group online but some of the members didn't make it through and the experience disheartened me so much that I decided to leave the group. Videos like this are are invaluable and relatable. My very best wishes for a full recovery.

I hope Jen makes it to a ripe old age, and sees her youngest become a much loved independent and resilient adult. Hospitals are horrible, but watching someone be told:”go home, there’s nothing for you at a hospital,” that’s devastation.

You are strong and a fighter just stay strong love Elaine from England xxxxxx

This was SO helpful!

Are you cured now ??

Jen is cancer free! (May 20, 2022)

Thank you for the video. She is brave and helpful. Thank you Emma.

I am a 60 year old woman. I recently lost one of my two kids. I have decided to not have anymore surgeries. When I was younger (35), I had my first surgery. I commend your positive and aggressive course of action. For those of us who have had years of surgeries and recoveries, the battle becomes futile. I just want to let people know out there that once you have done everything through the years to treat this horrible cancer you may, like me, decide that the continuing disfigurement and pain and burden is just too much. I believe that there is a plan for me, and I believe I have the right to choose when I've had enough. I send you all the love and strength as you fight for yourself and your kids.

Is Jen still doing well?

Grateful that you are well now. You have your children, your husband, your parents, your family and friends so much Love! God’s Blessings! 🙏🏻 💞

So glad to hear your doing better 🙏❤️ I've just had surgery to remove 2 stage one melonomas and am hoping for a good outcome.

Just saw this :-( Does anyone know if she is still with us? I pray she is. Prayers sent for her and to her family and friends.

I had stage two melanoma and surgery was done in USA, November 2021. I had 20 stitches. The place I went had know follow up care after surgery except to take out stitches. I'm now in process of looking for a better Melanoma doctor here in Idaho, USA. My experience was not pleasant. I didn't understand what was going to happen as no body ever explained anything to me. Thank you for sharing your story.

😭I pray she's ok and healthy and healed

LOVE this campaign!!

Jonathan is my wife’s oncologist, he basically saved her life! Could not respect this man anymore! He’s an amazing human being.

Ballsack is huge