Abnormal Pap Smear to CERVICAL CANCER - Cara | The Patient Story

[@lisabarnwell8409]

16 weeks!! That’s utterly insane. They could take that long to get back on a normal result, but taking 4 months to get back on an abnormal result is utterly ludicrous.

[@MrJamiez]

That's normal in the UK.

[@angelabordack]

@OlaoyeSegun-qr8qgStop spamming every comment wish this pseudo crap

[@marydawnpafford9969]

I had a cold knife cauterization at 26 . Abnormal precancerous cervix cells. At 55 yrs old I developed breast cancer, 67 now. Best wishes beautiful lady.

[@Chihuahua-chica]

OMG!!! You are a warrior.....so brave!! Hope u r doing well. ❤

[@ruthgoff3540]

I survived stage 4 Cervical cancer with external radiation and I internal Brachytherapy. I was diagnosed i n 2022. I have an amazing oncology team. That is key.😊

[@MashaLavender]

That’s pretty recent. “Amazing oncology team” is just one of many keys.

[@MadJak-g6r]

I'm glad ur good. I just diagnosed cervical cancer.did you have surgery?. because I was scared to have surgery.thankyou . God bless

[@JordanBeatrice]

FELLAS, *MR OBALAR* ON KZbin CURED ME TOTALLY ❤😊❤

[@missmhonab.2970]

You didn’t undergo chemotherapy?

[@louellenstevens501]

I am a cervical cancer survivor. I absolutely agree with her get checked. I believe that my GP spotted trouble early through a Pap smear. She sent me for further testing. I am grateful to her ,she will always be my favorite doctor.

[@ayachan1]

What are the further tests please rather than pap smear and biopsy.

[@MadJak-g6r]

​@@ayachan1I did pap smeared together biopsy cut tissue in my cervix.and today get the results of MRI

[@silentfriend369]

She has so much grace and wisdom.

[@quetidelapuente9524]

Dear Cara, you are an adorable person. I'm sure your honest testimony has been of great help to many. Big hug from PERU. 🇵🇪

[@gore1089]

Well said and bravely spoken, Get well soon and put this episode behind you.

[@sonogrl231]

I had the exact same cancer and treatment 15 years ago. Told me after it was over that I couldn't have estrogen replacement because it could make cancer return so I went through the horrible symptoms of instant menopause. I guess things have changed since then. So happy that you recovered. I know it wasn't easy!

[@anneoconnor8741]

My Dad is dead now, but I had to have a colcospopy in my late 20s, and after a few days I had a major bleed at work, I ended being admitted to hospital. Then I had to tell them, my Mom and Dad. I had only slept with 2 people, even now I am 66 and I have only slept with 3 people. There was so much publicity about cervical cancer and it was linked to promiscuity and HPV. My Dad always loved me but I knew from things he said that he thought I was promiscuous. Then I worked with a lovely girl also in her twenties who had a hysterectomy and chemo and radiotherapy and she died, I was devastated. I hope that this cancer is seen as bad luck like other cancers, not a result of being bad. No one deserves cancer, even if they slept with 100 men, I am so glad that in the UK every child is offered the HPV vaccine now.

[@donitawhite8111]

I had it when I was 19 years old. Years later I was talking to a coworker (a nurse of many years) and she was telling me about an abstinence class she was teaching to young girls. During this conversation, she said that she's teaching the girls that all cervical dysplasia/cancer is caused by STD's. I was mortified. I had only been with 1 person prior to this. I immediately researched it and I'm glad I did. She was incorrect. Some cervical dysplasia/cancer is caused by untreated STD's but not all cases. I agree that the stigma needs broken!!

[@nuhrisha]

You might have slept with only 1 person, but that person might have slept with numerous partners which also puts you at a high risk. Sorry, but the nurse is right: Cervical cancer is caused by STD’s such as HPV and Herpes.

[@retrogurlie]

@@nuhrisha from cancer site and Mayo

[@caryngoldsmith6782]

Oncology nurses are angels! 17 year stage 3c ovarian cancer survivor, here.

[@lesliebblack]

I am a retired oncology/chemotherapy clinical nurse specialist, worked in a medical oncology clinic for 30 years. I loved to hear you say how cheerful the clinic was when you went for your therapies. It was the most rewarding work I ever could’ve done, & I still love to recall stories of all the special people I treated. Patients who were in the same chemo cycles would often all come in on the same day each time. I remember we had the ‘Tuesday afternoon men’s club’ they called themselves. They’d share a pot of coffee and them 6 of them would carry on…not talking about cancer, but everything else. They were so funny, such characters, & they’d get us nurses roaring with laughter. I remember one time there were 10 of us patients and nurses doubled over laughing, & one of the doctors walked in the treatment area and said “You’d never guess we were in a cancer clinic..we must be doing something wrong!!” When 1 of the men came into his appointment & was told no more treatment, it was becoming too toxic, instead of going home, he asked if he could still go to the treatment area to meet with his friends. No treatment that day but he didn’t want to miss ‘the men’s club’. It really was a special environment. I wish you success and long health; I can tell you are once of those special people and you have already helped countless other women by doing this video. Thank you X

[@soniam9832]

Wish you another healthy 17 more years , what type of ovarian cancer you had ?

[@caryngoldsmith6782]

@@soniam9832 endometriod andenosquarmous carcenoma. Very, very rare, like maybe 300 cases in US per year. I needed both chemo and radiation - OC almost never requires radiation. Thanks for your kind wishes.

[@lesliebblack]

I’m a retired oncology/chemotherapy clinical nurse specialist, worked in a medical oncology clinic for 30 years. I loved to hear you say how cheerful the clinic was when you went for your therapies. It was the most rewarding work I ever could’ve done, & I still love to recall stories of all the special people I treated. Patients who were in the same chemo cycles would often all come in on the same day each time. I remember we had the ‘Tuesday afternoon men’s club’ they called themselves. They’d share a pot of coffee and them 6 of them would carry on…not talking about cancer, but everything else. They were so funny, such characters, & they’d get us nurses roaring with laughter. I remember one time there were 10 of us patients and nurses doubled over laughing, & one of the doctors walked in the treatment area and said “You’d never guess we were in a cancer clinic..we must be doing something wrong!!” When 1 of the men came into his appointment & was told no more treatment, it was becoming too toxic, instead of going home, he asked if he could still go to the treatment area to meet with his friends. No treatment that day but he didn’t want to miss ‘the men’s club’. It really was a special environment. I wish you success and long health; I can tell you are once of those special people and you have already helped countless other women by doing this video. Thank you X

[@scottiehall8695]

16 WEEKS to get a pap smear test back? That is unacceptable. I'm in the U.S. and get mine back within a couple of days.

[@yogut28]

The wonders of european "socialized heathcare", than many want to bing to the US...

[@LittleCutieABDL]

I live in the uk and worked in hospital here and yes unless you choose to pay and go private everything is mountains away and sometimes people re so busy that they don't call you back from abnormal blood tests (happened to me multiple times) missed my epilepsy for more than 10 years and kept saying it's all in my head and pushed me to see psychiatrists as well for my anemia tired = depressed always apparently. Not. I understand the pressure the NHS is under i worked inside before during snd after the psndemic but doesn't excuse for the mistreatment and neglect and staff being unprofessional aggressive dismissive and making fun of you or abusive, received for all the years and even to this day. And I'm not the only one I'm sure. It happens everywhere even where I'm originally from. I could speak to you all day of what happened to me but I'll save it. It's one of my demons I'll unfortunately deal with for the rest of my life but it shouldn't be this way. Also i know juet because you pay doesn't always equal better necessarily. All the best Much love,

[@elizap]

Canada here. 3-4 days for response. 16 weeks is unacceptable, but unfortunately female health is not always a priority.

[@bredakavanagh6041]

Such a lovely girl. Hope you're good health continues ❤❤❤

[@marioncannon9924]

Having sex with numerous people doesn't mean you're a bad person

[@bredakavanagh6041]

What?

[@LitCrit]

@@bredakavanagh6041probably making a snide comment about HPV.

[@bookbag6432]

My pap results take 5 days, I can't imagine taking 16 weeks. That is crazy.

[@marysiadzierzek6482]

You would be the first person ever to get your results that quickly! 🤔

[@scottiehall8695]

@@marysiadzierzek6482 Not true. I get mine back within 2 to 5 days. 16 weeks is insane.

[@cac2821]

@@marysiadzierzek6482 that’s not true. Mine take 3-5 business days and I got every six months

[@user-yt5dg8nf6y]

I know it's crazy. 5-6 days here too

[@yogut28]

It's called "socialized heathcare". The type many say "it's free", but in reality it's very expensive, only paid via taxes, an incredibly inefficient, to the point were it's criminal.

[@cathylaycock5598]

My Mom had cervical cancer diagnosis when she was about 65. She went through change of life at age 39, right after I was born. So when she 65, she started giving heavy bleeding. She saw a surgeon, who took a snip of her cervix. It came back positive for cancer. They admitted her to hospital and did a complete hysterectomy by bikini incision. The organs were sent for pathology. Came back no cancer, but it was best they removed everything as the bleeding wouldn't stop. Luckily she never had to go through treatments for cancer. This occurred in 1979. She lived to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. She lived to age 79. Good luck with your future which sounds like you'll have a great one. 😊💗🇨🇦

[@YeshuahouseofIsraelnew9081]

I am happy for you that you survived and you are healthy

[@lasignoraluna2367]

tough girl, I admire You and wish You all the best!! 🙏

[@ingridhofmann3534]

I loved the picture of you and your partner in front of the Milan Dome. Being on top of the Dome is my favorite place in the world. That’s where I did my homework for five years when we lived in Milan. Best wishes!

[@susanford2388]

Madam, you are a lovely lady & will help numerous women with your experience. You deserve a very happy long life. Thank you for sharing.

[@thewolfethatcould8878]

Thank you So Very much for sharing this!!!

[@Dylanfan2024]

You are so kind to share your story Cara. This is so important to raise awareness. Sending you love and light ❤

[@avalon1rae]

Your so beautiful. Im so sorry sweetheart. My sweetheart is going down this road. Much ❤ and prayers for you sweetheart.

[@NormaMiller-l7r]

I am in the beginning stage of all of this. Thank you for your heartfelt information. I am praying for the procedure I am having tomorrow.

[@jerradmechals1]

How did the procedure go?

[@NormaMiller-l7r]

@@jerradmechals1 Thank you for asking sunshine. I can't figure out but I feel pain still.And I don't know why we're gonna get results back this week.I pray and I wanna head and head An ultrasound i'm hoping to hear all the results from everything so that we can move forward. This is my 35th year teaching 4-year-olds. So it's been a bit heck to getting everything ready. New furniture. We had to put it together in 2 days and it was a lot of work but in the end it'll be fun. I get to meet the little tikes tomorrow.. One of the fortunate things is that I've already had my children.I had triplets. I just want to move forward and make sure I'm around for a long time because one is special. He's my angel. You touch my heart by asking about me.Thank you so much in advance.

[@jerradmechals1]

@@NormaMiller-l7r omg you had triplets? That's amazing news! You've been teaching for 35 years? Dang you barely look 35. Let me know how your results go this week. Prayers from northern California

[@KarenFraser-q8p]

What an inspirational young woman you are . I wish you all the best for the future and thank you for taking the time to speak so openly and honestly, to all us ladies about everything you’ve been through. May all your dreams for the future come true 😘

[@maryroberts9315]

Your severe pain should have clued them that it was not IBS. IBS usually doesn't cause lower back pain. I think doctors aren't good at telling people to follow up if symptoms change or don't improve. However, it sounds like you got good responsive care. Everything gets blamed on stress first.

[@carolbraswell4488]

I have IBS and get terrible lower back pain! I was diagnosed with breast cancer last year and now have completed all my treatments. Surgery, chemo, radiation and herceptin. I totally understand that icky feeling chemo gives you and not to mention the on going side effects that can last for months or even years. Prayers for a clear scan for you my dear!!!

[@DHU11]

These drs do not care though. They just want less work on their desk. They are so dismissive.

[@gwendolynjackson8266]

I am living withn stage IVb Cervical Cancer. I thank you for sharing your story.

[@rebeccakarlsson1395]

Thank you for your story. I’m so happy that you have made it to the other side and are now in a healthy and happy place. Thank you for the encouragement you are giving others going through similar situations.

[@anothercampervanchannel]

I had a colposcopy years ago for pre-cancerous cells. I was awake (they'd injected my cervix with anaesthetic apparently). Unfortunately, I felt what they did and nearly passed out with the pain 😖.

[@Jojo-vv9ue]

Ok, im going to go for my smear. ASAP. Im embarrassed so ive ignored all the letters from my GP asking me to go for a smear. thanks for the video and encouragement

[@130crowd]

Absolutely agree we women should insist we and our girls behind us get FAR better education about our physiology and natural processes... to know what to expect and what to seek care for. Thank you for sharing ..

[@renb6133]

Cara, you’re a beautiful person both inside & out. Thank you for sharing your story, in particular, how important it is to have regular Pap tests & recognising early symptoms of cancer. You’re an incredible lady and I’m wishing you & your partner a lifetime of happiness! 💕

[@rufuscusack2962]

grateful for your video & truth.

[@Zoe_844]

I was put to sleep as well for my colcoscopy, I had the cells removed but now I’m having irregular bleeding and pain in my hip! I have a smear booked but I’m very worried. I wish you well beautiful lady. ❤️

[@anitagurns9480]

Get a scan at least a ct

[@ygm_dom6702]

Deep breath..you are getting treated..if you are getting a complicated case find out the best Cancer hospital near you and get a second opinion. I wasted 3 years in my treatment dealing with a local oncologist and was given 2 months to live last September..but still here going to the new hospital getting state of the art treatment for vulvar cancer that has spread to some lymph nodes and my groin. Very hopeful that i get through this. One day at a time, eat well exercise and pray😊

[@nickylee1408]

I had pre cancer cells at 32,developed stage 3 grade 3 breast cancer 2011. Aged 43

[@cac2821]

This lets me know to get my breast checked. I was in the early stages of cervical cancer

[@littlebluefish6606]

You know the two cancers can be related, right? I’ve danced on the edges of cervical cancer for 35 years. So many colposcopies and other treatments. Ended up doing a LEEP in November, 2023. That was awful! I ended up with stage 1 breast cancer of May, 2023 and was successfully treated. Had another bad pap in November, 2023. Well, having had estrogen positive breast cancer and my maternal aunt having had uterine cancer, I decided to have it all yanked out - including the cervix. That was done in February, 2024. I still have to follow up for a while to check my vaginal walls, but we caught it before it became full blown cervical cancer. Thankfully I didn’t need chemo or radiation on that.

[@PoornimaIyengar]

@@littlebluefish6606 Good that you are doing well now. Which stage was the cervical cancer at?

[@ElanaMccullum]

Alot of younger women are getting cervical cancers way younger due to the HPV virus... That you wont know you have until you get a cancer....thats why its important to get regular pap snears annually to catch it at its earliest..

[@karenmclaughlan9128]

I've not had any smears in about 6 years now. I refuse to get them done

[@paoladellabilancia5965]

​@@karenmclaughlan9128 👍 me from the birth of my children, 20 yrs ago. Everything is great, never needed any type of doctor.

[@MellyMel-cm7pr]

Yes I agree but Also there are a lot of specimens of HPV but HPV 16&18 r the more dangerous aggressive ones that turn into it it's really tricky because sometimes you can have a normal pap and still have HPV this needs to be checked out to because early symptoms can be so vague .the Abnormal cells along the cervix which will require a leep test to see how far or what stage everything is in I seriously hope that more young people go get checked

[@MellyMel-cm7pr]

​@@karenmclaughlan9128I understand please get checked while your still young these diseases /viruses don't discriminate

[@jbf5117]

Good luck with your scan on April 23.

[@karenmclaughlan9128]

I think your so brave going through chemo and radiation. I told my kids if im ever unfortunate to get cancer (Im 53) i dont want any treatment at all. I lost my dad to cancer only a few years ago and what that man went through was horrendous. He got diagnosed with Lymphoma had intense chemo lost all his hair. He was ok for 2 years then he got diagnosed with Leukemia 😢 i was heartbroken and still am. I know so many people who had had chemo and everyone of them have either died a few years later or get a secondry cancer diagnosis. Chemo is so bad for your body as it also attacks your healthy cells. I really hope your cancer doesn't return x

[@anitagurns9480]

Don’t tell people that,the advances in cancer treatment especially immune therapy with little side effects save people,like me with stage 4 cancer

[@karenmclaughlan9128]

@anitagurns9480 Why because its the truth??

[@karenmclaughlan9128]

@anitagurns9480 And please don't tell me what I can and can't say! I wasn't being rude to anyone or aggressive. My own opinion!

[@ygm_dom6702]

If you are lucky enough to be offered immunotherapy go for it. It is a miracle the way it makes the cancer disappear if they have good blood flow. If not they have to cut out. Going through it now.

[@CD-bz7ot]

@@anitagurns9480it’s the TRUTH!

[@plaidpaisley5918]

What a beauty. Inside and out. 🙏🙏

[@bonnie_batten-johnson]

You do have resilience and strength and I have no doubt that you’ll be an advocate and a wonderful mother for many years to come. You have more strength than you know and remember, each day that goes by is not guaranteed for any of us, regardless of current health status. We all need to embrace our inner strength and let faith lift our wings! Thinking of you and sending positive vibes your way ❤

[@MH-hw4uh]

When Doctors don’t know the hell they are talking about, they blame you, and say, it’s stress. You’re stressing about something. Who isn’t anyways. 😢

[@aliciajackson6280]

In the US, we get our pap smear results the same week.

[@tanyadp9750]

Thank you for this i went to hospital last week thursday and i am currently waiting results and terrified 😢 xx

[@ElizaPurest]

❤ I'm in on the 13th of May for a full complete hysterectomy to take out all the bad cells ❤ xXx

[@curalove]

@ElizaPurest I had the same and it wasn’t so bad. They actually sent me home the same day because there wasn’t room at the hospital (big increase in Covid cases at that particular time). I was really nervous about that but honestly surprised how fast I was feeling back to normal. Best wishes to you!

[@colleenpeck6347]

I'm praying for you for your hysterectomy tomorrow. I had mine in 2009.🙏

[@ElizaPurest]

@@colleenpeck6347 Thank you babes, I'm finally home after a few unexpected complications but now on the road to recovery xXx

[@colleenpeck6347]

@ElizaPurest I just found out that I have thyroid cancer. I was an operating room nurse for 40 years. Flouroscopy is the strongest radiation, and it would be on and off for 2 hours at a time to diagnose pancreatic cancer. It required taking pathology to bites up the pancreatic duct. Just previous to that, the radiologist discovered a lump in my left breast by my armpit. I have had 4 benign removed in the past. My mother died of breast cancer after a 20-year battle. The radiologist did an ultrasound and a repeat mammogram. He decided that it was encapsulated and will redo my work up in 4 months. I had COVID19 really bad 3 times despite getting the booster jab 4 times. Last being last May. It gave me autoimmune thyroiditis in which the free radicals diseased my thyroid despite being on thyroxine. My hysterectomy for ovarian cancer was a breeze on Thanksgiving vacation 2009. I had 2 begin lumps in my right breast that a breast surgeon removed while I was under. He advised me to start taking 3,000 iu of vitamin E daily, and it has kept the lumps away until now. If you have any friends with fibrocyctic disease, please share this simple and effective supplement use. I had 2 removed in my left breast in 2007. Every time that the surgeon removes one, it causes scar tissue, which can cause new ones to develop. I'm retired at 60 now and just pray every day to be well enough to enjoy it. I really did pray for you. No matter how hard we try , it's difficult to fight our genetics. I was offered a bilateral mastectomy with reconstruction in 2009 . Because it is so heavily prevalent in my mother's family. But, I didn't feel like going through all that pain of stretching the skin back out . I have had no scares after my complete hysterectomy. I did have hormone induced menopause which caused me to be soaked at work running around at hot flashes and insomnia at night. My husband is over joyed that all that stopped after post surgery estrogen therapy. It was a small price to pay for not requiring chemotherapy post-op. There are youtube videos of patients after difficult cancer surgeries. I am going next Tuesday for a laryngoscopy to see the condition of my vocal cords because I am very hoarse and have severe neck swelling. Hoorbach brand evening primrose comes in 2,000 mg and works wonders with getting rid of hot flashes and night sweats. That's what I was told to use my my doctor to wean off the estrogen it's on Amazon for only $18. Now I alter them with Evening Primrose candies with Black Horash with 13,000 mg of Primrose and 40 mg of Black Horash to get rid of any nigh flashes soaking our bed. You can read on Google the medical indicators for using these. I also used a very expensive $100 bottle of women's menopausal pills that didn't even work for me. God bless, ask questions and get help. There is no reason to suffer from surgical menopause in 2024. 🙏🌷💗

[@ahmaddaaboul9372]

You look great and so is your partner god bless you both

[@patriciabaldwin4680]

Praying for a very long and healthy life!🙏🏻🩷🙏🏻

[@liuulasiaea8212]

Thank you for sharing your story!

[@juliad1985]

I just had an abnormal pap and was told that I have a growth growing on my cervix. I’ve known that I’ve had HPV for awhile but haven’t kept up on my paps because life kinda got in the way and I’m a single mom to two girls. I’ve been single for 7 yrs and haven’t had sex in that time so I haven’t had any symptoms of anything being wrong. I’m going for a sonogram today but I have had a lot of pain and pressure since I had my pap a week ago. I’m terrified as uterine cancer does run in my family and I’m mad at myself for not keeping up on my paps like I should have. My doc said during the pap, “are you sure it’s only been a few years since you’ve had a pap?” Which scared the hell outta me. It might have been longer to tell you the truth. Hopefully I’ll know soon and until then, I’m not getting much sleep. Thank you all for telling your stories. It does give me some hope that I can get through this if it is bad news.

[@kasiagrinska4273]

Thank you ...

[@xiaoandbao]

Thank u for sharing

[@nancykunkler7403]

Wow! Here in the U.S. we get our pap smear results back within 1 week. Waiting weeks for results is too long.

[@latiefaadamsdidacontikitou3724]

Thank You for this..

[@California92122]

Cara, you didn't mention what happened at the fertility clinic, did you freeze some eggs? All the best 🍀 to you, what a brave lady you are 💖

[@kathyerb3134]

Having brochures in clinics, hospitals, doctors offices helps. We do in canada.

[@pianolady726]

No one should EVER feel shame or embarrassed or guilted into thinking they've done something wrong. The point is, if you have symptoms, get checked right away...make certain that your concerns are heard and validated, and if they are not, find a medical provider who will listen to and take you seriously. Nothing is more unsettling and disheartening, than being dismissed by the very same people who take an oath to care for you properly. ♥️

[@bettinagordon2348]

In Australia all girls at around 14 are given a vaccine against hpv and the rates of cervical cancer have reduced dramatically here.

[@Ceerads]

That’s wonderful! I hope that boys, too, are so vaccinated, since men (and women) can get oral cancers from the dangerous strains of HPV. Unfortunately, here in the States the right-wingers and anti-science people would scream if our government instituted that (not to mention that it’d cost the government a lot). I admire Australia and other countries that have excellent government-paid healthcare (and how your country dealt with guns).

[@joannegregory3024]

In the UK girls are given this vaccine at age 12/13 i think

[@mindydavis9132]

My partner , age 64 was diagnosed with HPV p16 Oral pharyngeal throat cancer here in the States . He has since completed chemo/radiation and is 5 years out . IF the HPV vaccine was available back then , he would of been SAFE. My daughters received the vaccine many years ago when it first came out . We need MORE awareness on the importance of vaccinating our pre-teen children ASAP.

[@raychelhill9208]

​@mindydavis9132 I got all three of my daughters the shot and my mom was pissed! But I had abnormal paps as a teen so I wanted to protect my girls.

[@CD-bz7ot]

The HPV vaccine doesn’t guarantee you you won’t get HPV complications.

[@lvblul247]

Good health and a happy long life❤

[@boarchambault2387]

Thanks for sharing your story. What kind of chemotherapy did you receive? God bless you and yours.

[@ahava3838]

The banner that appears in the upper right hand corner states to click to learn more about cervical cancer. If viewing this video from a cell phone or tablet, tapping does not work. please add the link to the desription also. thank you.

[@deniseellenburg649]

Pre 2021, cancer overall was considered a disease affecting the very young and very old primarily with no screening done for cancerous disease within the 15-55 yo age group. However, since 2021 and vax push world wide, cancers in the prior unaffected group globally in vax participating nations have literally exploded in number. Many are rare, late stage, aggressive and not responsive to typical treatment protocols. The medical system that is now corporatized and controlled by big pharma and completely profit driven, is an absolute broken down mess. Your age group should NOT be experiencing this debilitating disease in the prime of your lives and having to suffer a gruesome "treatment" that is mostly unsuccessful in the end. This is not meant disrespectfully but instead is an attempt to bring about knowledge of why this is very likely occurring in our youngest and healthiest segment of the population who will repopulate the generations of the future. We were lied to and used as lab rats for profit and all entities involved refuse to even acknowledge what is happening. Be careful who you trust in the medical community and research out the wealth of research information and studies now available proving what we've feared from the start. Will keep you in my prayers sweetheart! Fight hard and never quit!! ❤.

[@joannek8319]

BS…are you blaming cancers on vaccines?

[@sofi-s2]

Wow makes sense. And yes cancer is exploding! My 26 year old nephew just passed away from testicular cancer 😢. He was a healthy young man, but the cancer took him in less than a year.

[@RonnieM983]

@@joannek8319the explosion of cancers is because of the Covid vaccines. Japan just published a study about cancer deaths and the huge increase of cancer in “modernized” countries. The numbers are staggering and will only get higher because cancer deaths are typically delayed since people often take years to die. Countries with low Covid vaccine rates are not seeing this increase. I’m writing this as we wait for biopsy results for my sister-in-law, age 39, who has suspicious lumps in her breast. Her doctor said it looks very concerning and almost certainly cancer. Look up Dr. John Campbell on KZbin. He is very knowledgeable about the subject.

[@matthewthomasjames]

According to Dr. Paul Marie, cancer rates have risen by 78% since the roll out of the vaccine. It’s truly horrific what Big Pharma has done to the population with it poisonous jabs.

[@jennh2096]

I've been an RN for 20 yrs, hospice for over half of that. Every cervical cancer patient I've ever cared for, both pre/post 2021, has been under 60, most of them in their 30s or 40s, and all of them skipped regular pap screenings. Testicular cancer has long been known to affect men during early adulthood, more than older age groups. I'm not happy about the way all the Vax stuff happened at all, but you're just factually incorrect. Now colon cancer, and a couple other are on the rise in younger people compared to previous generations, but those numbers were on the rise before 2020. Probably more related to the crap food we eat

[@jilenaj06]

Oh dear. I had a pap smear result which says severe inflammation of the cervix and ASCUS. Was advised to have my pap smear again after 3 months. Could it be one of the tell-tale signs? I remember getting fever for 3 days right after having my pap smear, like the pain did not go away after the procedure and it felt really uncomfortable to me.

[@florb3698]

Hi! From experience I can suggest you a colposcopy. Don’t wait 3 months. I had the same results ASCUS,doctor said it’s nothing to worry about but in 2 months I discovered I had CIN3(high grade displasia) and needed a cone biopsy.

[@ygm_dom6702]

Get a second opinion right now!!!

[@jenny-ug4kg]

Burning cells from the cervix is lazer treatment which I had 30 odd years ago. It felt warm not even hot. Did not hurt at all. The Dr was very good as I was totlally petrefied. The Dr said put you hand up if you become uncomfortable. I never put my hand up once but he did stop twice and asked if I was ok. He was considerate.

[@PeggyCourtrightpacsnc]

I had a colposcopy years ago. He started at the office and it hurt so he stopped and I chose to go the hospital and also get put to sleep.

[@GillGillyBean]

I was diagnosed with CIN III six weeks after the birth of my first child and had to have a LLETZ procedure. Not fun. You have to see your privates as just another part of your body or the relevant mammograms, smears, bowel screening etc won’t get done. I say your body is like a car and it’s in for a service!

[@angelbasham6631]

Did the leep take care of it ? I have cin 3 and have a cold knife cone scheduled I'm nervous about it but hopeful

[@GillGillyBean]

@@angelbasham6631 yes it did. Lots of colposcopies over the next few years and smears every year but now smear every 5 years. Good luck & it’s understandable you’re nervous x

[@angelbasham6631]

@@GillGillyBean good to hear that and so happy for you that your doing ❤️‍🩹 well

[@Bigmouthstrikesagain-u8l]

Hi Cara. Did your back ache feel sore in bed? What was it like? If you don’t mind me asking. Sharp? And constant? How long before it got worse? Did you find it eased in bed. You described pressure in pelvis. Was it like bladder pressure or different. Hope you’re doing really well x

[@MeganMathews-wr8kf]

I'm waiting for results . I'm only 29. I don't want to die .

[@angelbasham6631]

Prayers

[@morr8596]

Too long to wait for important test results. I appreciate American healthcare so much more now.

[@splash6427]

🙏 ❤️ 🙏 For You Always

[@emmacardall8152]

Just wondering if your cervicle cancer may have been caused by hpv, my 29 Yr old daughter was diagnosed with hpv at her first smear test age 25, since then she's had 1 colcoscopy and she has a smear test every Yr as the hpv is still present which I think is excellent care from the NHS

[@5Gburn]

My GYN told me HPV is the only cause of cervical cancer. HIV and tobacco smoking can also be factors in its development.

[@emmacardall8152]

@@5Gburn certainly not I know of ladies who have had cervicle cancer and not had hpv, but it can be the cause

[@stephanied1028]

@@emmacardall8152It cause 97% percent of cervical cancers. It also causes a high percentage of penile, throat, and tongue cancers.

[@florb3698]

She should get the vaccine. Can help clear the virus.

[@emmacardall8152]

@@florb3698 she had the vaccines 2008 age 14 hopefully the hpv my daughter has isn't the one that can cause cancer as the hpv vaccine just targets that type of hpv, and hopefully she's covered. She's still monitored every Yr just for her own peice of mind.

[@ElanaMccullum]

Wow you got put to sleep..i had one when i was in my 20's so its been about 30 years but i got nothing....they just snipped took the biopsy and put vinegar on it after😳😫dont know why...hurt like hell.

[@queendom4839]

Yep. I was awake for mine too!

[@ygm_dom6702]

Me too..very painfull.

[@ryliwarnock4516]

I did one while pregnant in 2023 and I wasn’t given anything either! Had another pap after that and it was normal. Just got another one done the other day and it’s abnormal 😣

[@danaakon7633]

Usually beauty is considered as a biological sign that a person is healthy. You look so healthy so it is difficult to believe that you have cancer.

[@somebody9]

If you believe you must look ugly in someway when you're sick, you do not know what health is.

[@joannegregory3024]

Last time i had a smear in England i had result back in 2 weeks that was 2 yrs ago, mine have never taken longer than that

[@billietrickey1980]

16 weeks?!?! 3 days here Texas. I prefer us healthcare over free healthcare. You all have to jump through so many hoops. My gyno can do a colposcopy at the time of the pap.

[@fanatla3195]

In Europe you have a public health system and you can also pay for your own private health system like in the United States if you have the economic option and want to do tests faster and not be left bankrupt.😂

[@lli_loue]

@@fanatla3195I’m in France it takes a week

[@fanatla3195]

@@lli_loue I'm in Spain 🥰... Same as France, but it is true that during 2020-21-22 waiting times for tests and results increased due to the COVID emergency, just like around the world.

[@bluesmoke8826]

​@@fanatla3195 Bankruptcy and alive or free cheap and dead? Decisions decisions

[@lesleyconnors]

Mine takes 10 days in England

[@MadDog31542]

Good grief 16 weeks are you kidding me. In the U.S.A. I get mine back in 2 days.

[@maddyk8505]

Why don't we ever get an update at the end???

[@Araksi_N]

Exactly, there was a case they posted a few weeks ago and the lady was already deceased and 0 mention of this in the video

[@emmacardall8152]

You did, shes having a scan end of April it's only the 7th so how can she end it when she's not had it done

[@5Gburn]

​@@Araksi_NThis channel is for education and advocacy--and to put a human face on the experience of cancer. Your question assumes that The Patient Story keeps tabs on this and that patients' families feel compelled to share such private information.

[@Araksi_N]

@@5Gburn by the time the case was posted on this channel she has been gone for months so they knew this therefore “keeping tabs” wasn’t even necessary .I know they don’t want to discourage people, but that was an important part to mention . Luckily, the comment section was full of people pointing this out because not everyone wants to live in denial or with false hopes

[@Ceerads]

@@Araksi_NAgree. I’ve seen two cases here where commenters told viewers that the interviewee had died (one was the one you cited; I don’t remember who was the other).

[@justtired123]

When you start to think you want to clamer on for socialuzed medicine please remember we in the US get into surgery faster, get out labs faster, get soecialists faster and our treatments are more high tech, even if you have medicaid. I know this because I worked in healthcare, in research and had a sick child on medicaid. Yes its exoensive here in the US but Americans are not ready for tge waits in these countrues with "free" healthcare and the tech is so much lower in some instances its the difference between living a completely normal life here or being on disability there and getting the "free" insurance

[@MikeRuby8g]

This was incredibly helpful Dr Obulor for using your herbal remedies to cure Cervical Cancer totally in a short period of time. I’m still amazed for the healing I got doctor you’re great..

[@hawoodsjr]

Fenbendazole ?

[@hawoodsjr]

Research The Joe Tippens Cancer Story

[@lindanewton7668]

I wish I was out under. Colposcopy and keep done without anesthesia, because it's only a pinch. Ha.!

[@iamwinningrightnow]

12-16 weeks? Dang. A lot can happen in 1 week much less 12-16 weeks. Good luck chica. If we can open our legs to have sex, and delivery children, we can get a pap smear😊.

[@5Gburn]

Socialized medicine isn't so utopian when put into practice. We have many more specialists and diagnostic/medical labs per capita in the United States than in the UK, same probably goes for Canada. Scotland has 22 labs for a population of 4.91M, and in the US we have 26,519 for a population of 333.3M--in other words, the US has 68x the number of people, and *1,205x* the number of diagnostic labs. Staggering, isn't it?

[@Ceerads]

@@5GburnThe UK has both government-paid and private-paid healthcare, so everyone is covered. Same for France, Germany, Scandinavia - probably almost every rich country. We here deserve what THEY have.

[@gloriawoods9848]

Difficult to believe that you are shy (pictures) or afraid of needles. What do you have on your tongue and how did it get there?

[@luvmeeshpodcast]

🩷♥️🤍

[@dpsuperduper]

Thank you for telling your story, it will help many people. Is that your mother at 7 mins and 50 secs? Her damaged hair looks horrible and your hair doesn't look much better. I love women with their natural hair color and that includes gray hair. And thank you for not be insulted by my very honest hair comment.

[@LikelyLost]

Why would you make a comment about her hair? Thats not very classy at all. Mean girl energy isn't cool in 2024 🤚

[@dpsuperduper]

@@LikelyLost Thanks for the feedback

[@timeisnow777]

Nobody asked what your preference is in regards to hair color, your comments are very rude and weirdly narcissistic.

[@robertfield5904]

Exodus 15:26, Matthew 4:23-24, cancer feeds on (eats) sugar and processed foods

[@iamwinningrightnow]

Stop it!

[@5Gburn]

Even if you eat zero carbs, your body creates glucose from protein. If you're fasting, it creates it from your muscle. With some cancers (notably lung cancer), going into ketosis causes cachexia, a near-irreversible process of muscle wasting.

[@joannek8319]

Please read about the Krebs cycle within the body. Everything practically breaks down into simple sugars that are then used by the body for fuel. Just because you have to consume glucose before a PET scan, doesn’t mean cancers feed on sugars, and that you need to limit them. Cancer patients need calories because cancer feeds on everything very quickly.

[@timeisnow777]

If you are going to share scripture please do so in love...sheesh.

[@JordanBeatrice]

FELLAS, *MR OBALAR* ON KZbin CURED ME TOTALLY ❤😊❤

[@PioneerEditor]

𝘐 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘲𝘶𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯, 𝘤𝘢𝘯 𝘶 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘨𝘦𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘢𝘭 𝘸𝘢𝘳𝘵𝘴 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘩𝘪𝘨𝘩 𝘳𝘪𝘴𝘬 𝘵𝘺𝘱𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘩𝘱𝘷 𝘢𝘵 𝘥𝘦𝘴𝘢𝘮𝘦 𝘵𝘪𝘮𝘦?

[@MikeRuby8g]

This was incredibly helpful Dr Obulor for using your herbal remedies to cure Cervical Cancer totally in a short period of time. I’m still amazed for the healing I got doctor you’re great..

[@JordanBeatrice]

FELLAS, *MR OBALAR* ON KZbin CURED ME TOTALLY ❤😊❤

[@JordanBeatrice]

FELLAS, *MR OBALAR* ON KZbin CURED ME TOTALLY ❤😊❤