John, I just found these videos today. My husband was diagnosed 2 months ago with stage 4 colon cancer , metastasized to the liver in one place, the size of a walnut. The colon cancer was the size of a softball and went into some lymp nodes. He had surgery 2 weeks ago and will meet his liver cancer surgeon next week and oncologist the week after that. Your wife Shannon was so strong, upbeat and informative. My husband says I'm " overzealous " because I'm so worried about him. Your wife's videos has helped me understand what lies ahead. That's all I wanted, was some idea on what could happen so I can be prepared. I wasn't finding that in other channels. Thank you for sharing you all journey. I have a KZbin channel about Near-Death Experiences (NDE TV) but this takes real courage, to be so open and vulnerable.

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Hanks for posting, I'm having liver resection tomorrow morning, looking for info on recovery prayers to you

Hello, may I ask how many months you experienced pain at the surgical site following your procedure? After how many months do you start your demanding jobs like cooking, working at the office, and exercising?

Chemo treatment is a scary ride GOD BLESS U

I have this done every 4-6 weeks and they generally get at least 10 litres I hope things have worked out for you

A beautiful spirit. I’m awed by the strength and determination of the cancer patients I’ve seen on YT.

Lovely to see you again,Mrs Warr! It’s been a long time since I saw you last! Have been watching you along the way! God bless you my dear.

Strong Lady!

thanks for the video . i just watched a port video 10 mins ago and the girl said the pain was horrible for her .i will be starting chemo shortly dont know what i will get port or something else but your video has helped .thank you from scotland

What were your symptoms

Wish you the best!!

Mrs. Warr was always such an easy person to talk to. I was so very lucky in being able to know her. When this video was filmed I was in elementary school with her and I remember telling her to get a pink wig. She totally was a rockstar! Missing you a little extra today💗

This is heartbreaking. She was such a sweetheart❤

OMG

OMG. In the name of Jesus. So sorry

I just had mine done 2 weeks ago , and i do not remember a thing,

I am so glad she was in no pain. Your wife touched many people life including mine. 😢My heart goes out to you and your kids she fought very well.

It hurts like hell just had mine installed today😮

Shes dead, MOVE ON! Life goes on for everyone else!

Mrs. Warr was my 4th grade teacher, back in 2015-2016, who taught me about loving myself and knowing my self-worth. She was truly a blessing to me, and I will forever miss her. She's in a better place, watching over us, giving us every blessing we want to achieve.

Except I was awake during the whole procedure

I had my port put in 2 weeks ago. My experience was like yours. Thank you for your video. 👍

Mrs. Warr was my 4th grade teacher and made me see the beauty in everything. I am about to be a senior in high school and I still think about all she has given me. She is the reason I keep going. Love you Mrs. Warr❤❤

My prayers go out to you and your family.

My family member was diagnosed stage 4 a little under a year ago at 48. She was fatigued had indegestion. The docs thought it was due to being a mom.

heard about this about a year ago and couldn’t even comprehend it. she was my 4th grade teacher and she helped me through so much. i had anxiety and didn’t understand that but she always was there for me and helped me as much as possible. i’m now a senior and i was always so excited at the idea of seeing her during my elementary school walk for graduation. i wanted to thank her for everything and being the most genuinely thoughtful teacher i had

I get a port in two days, glad but not glad type of thinking I'm having.

I am so sorry. She seemed like such a remarkable woman w an upbeat spirit about her despite illness. Such a brave person. I am so sorry for your loss. I hope since your wife’s passing you have had support and healthy healing. I know it hasn’t been a longtime, I hope you have possible had a dream visit from her so that you know she is ok. She will finally be her best self again. Death is not the end, I belive we move into the next realm and reunite w past loved ones. She will always be watching over you. I hope you have had possible messages from her. ♥️your love for her feels enormous. This one thing has helped me w my grief, ‘She is not gone, she has left ahead’. 💕

Thank you dear brave lady for everything.

God rest her soul she is an Angel. I learned a lot from her bravery strength and honor she is an angel and God is with her 🙏

So sorry no more pain for her. No pain in heaven, only beauty.

The spouse is the one who really suffer when your love one has stage 4 cancers. It's so hard for them. So hard to watch your live one suffer.

do masses/Tumor show up on ct scans ? Hope your doing well 🙏

All thanks to DR. harry herbs i got through KZbin for using his time to treat me an help me get rid of Cancer with herbs medicine i got from him, it was great to meet you DR. Harry herbs on KZbin so keep doing the great work lord God has giving to you to save life's.

Sad to think she has gone and I am just seeing this now.

Gives hope being able to have surgery with stage 4 cancer. I always believed metastatic meant no surgery. This is good 👍

So sorry for ur lost Rip sweet lady

Why can’t some company develop a barium contrast solution that tastes relatively good? Perhaps they should make those who market this stuff drink it, then they might be a bit more sympathetic about those who must drink it. I am leery when a medical person says this procedure or drinking this substance is tolerable. The word tolerable seems to be Latin for “this is going to be a horrible experience.” Why must you drink this stuff and then have it injected as well? How much barium do they need to place into your body?? Could they make the experience any more horrible??? You have not even mentioned the radiation exposure for a CT.

Hi John, my husband passed may 2 2022 of colon cancer. I followed Shannon.. now , I am having a hard time with flashbacks of his last day.. it was totally unexpected and happened so fast.. he actually died of fluid in his lungs caused by the cancer. I have a very empty feeling inside and break down crying at any given time. Just wondered how you were dealing with the loss..can’t think of happy times together yet.. then I really miss him and cry like a baby.. any tips would be appreciated.. no one knows what is going on cause I look fine when I am around family and friends. Hopefully, time will heal a little. God bless

It's so beautiful to still be able to see your face and hear your voice. Miss you friend...

I am so sorry for your loss. I'm very upset :(

Shannon was so brave and thoughtful for putting these out to the world. My husband was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer 7 months ago and I want to be prepared for whatever lies ahead.

crushed ice and Coke helped me

so many useful ideas

Hope you’re ok!

I cannot imagine what I would not give to have paracentesis. I'm so miserable, but I have almost no medical intervention anymore. I'm 62, with Medicaid and Medicare. It's miserable, but also embarrassing how loud the liquid sloshing sound is in my abdomen. Mostly, it just miserable though. Hard to breathe too.

I'm disabled, 62, multiple diseases, new ascites that doctor ignores. Two years ago, the hospitalist said I needed a colonoscopy when I was admitted with an awful case of severe diverticulitis with abscess and I was septic, but I'd have to get it outpatient. Long story short, the gastro dr refused to do it because I had a balance due after my insurance paid. I didn't even know I owed them money. Anyway, I live on a small fixed income. It's scary to think about not being able to have a colonoscopy ever again. Well, maybe if it got so bad it became an emergency I could get it inpatient?

Shannon WARR-IOR! You showed us all how to fight and you were an inspiration. Bravery and beauty.

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