AN EMOTIONAL DAY AFTER FINDING OUT I HAVE STAGE 3 COLON CANCER... (Post-Op Day 8) | feat. My Dad

[@bignoknow]

The support from the GoFundMe: gofund.me/c3e2410b has allowed me to schedule multiple appointments with amazing doctors outside of my state who will be part of my medical team. These specialists in oncology, metabolic oncology, and other fields require out-of-pocket payments. My wife and I could not afford these visits without going into extreme debt-something we now don’t have to do thanks to you. I don’t have the words to fully express my gratitude or the relief your support has brought to my mind. Everyone’s generosity has completely blown me away and often brought me to tears. That being said, every view, share, warm comment, prayer, testimony, like, and kind-hearted message has meant everything to me, day in and day out. I look forward to reading your stories and words each day, especially at night. I feel like I have an army of people behind me, and I want everyone going through something similar to feel this kind of support. I’m committed to sharing my journey and everything I learn with my audience with as much humility as possible. Whatever I can give back, I will. Lord knows I get more out of making these videos than I could ever hope to give, but I promise to try. I love you all. You are saving my life and my mental health right now. I’m forever grateful. -Noah

[@StancyTalk]

As a Canadian, it’s wild to think that somebody needs to pay even one penny towards their healthcare. Towards multiple second third etc. opinions. My heart goes out to you. Money should never be a consideration when you are sick.❤

[@Tattedmama2025]

Tony’s everyday life find his stream on here he did that method your dad is saying to do. The pills n supplements go thru this feed. He need more then that.

[@StephaneDurand]

Your dad probably know this Doctor but I ham sharing his name anyway just in case. Dr Thomas Seyfried. Your in good hand with your Mom and Dad. Thank you for sharing this with us it is going to help millions of people. Sending love and prayers ❤🙏

[@CMoore8539]

Noah We All Love You Too. I am praying for you.🙏♥️

[@Rayray-kn3vh]

Ask your father about metformin and colon cancer recovery do some research on it like I told you a friend of mine had colon cancer and the doctor put him on metformin. he also put them on lion's mane mushroom I just talked to him he told me the doctor said with metformin and lion's mane together helps cancer cells die quicker.

[@Sam4G0d]

Your dad seems like the type of dad most people wish they had. You are lucky to have him. Best of luck 🙏🏼

[@LishaFarrell]

On 12/18/2024 I was diagnosed with Stage 4 squamous cell anal cancer which has spread to the lymph nodes and vaginal wall. I’m staying positive and ready for a good fight. My philosophy is, if I felt good not knowing, why should knowing change the way I feel. I will not let this diagnosis bring me down. Stay strong my friend. You’ll get through this.

[@shirl974]

🙏💙🙏

[@fabianacuccurese5098]

How did you discover? Prayers..

[@andreamarie5341]

What were your symptoms? Prayers to you ❤❤

[@HS-tm4xe]

Prayers as Jesus is the great physician. ❤

[@cinzo7238]

Sending prayers your way❤

[@jhoafla]

Doctor here , please please do not neglect mainstream medicine and fall in love with alternative treatments. The amount of patients I have seen who have gotten worse and/or die from taking the alternative route is heartbreaking . Do both if you must . But meet with the top specialist for your cancer and follow their guidance.

[@faylitaels]

Yes ! This ! I’ve seen some ppl do the alternative treatments and they went from stage 1 to stage 4 incurable.

[@alexisjaquay6052]

This is good advice! Please listen!

[@debbiesunlight7047]

Yes I’m shocked that dr Paul is advocating veering away from mainstream. Do not do that in my opinion.

[@imieipassi]

Yes!! This is one of the best if not the best advice!

[@debs1042]

No no no take the chemo you can survive this with the right treatment . Alternative treatment does not work . Eat well rest well most of your cancer will have been removed it’s like they said it’s invading tissue and lymph nodes unless they have removed the lymph nodes already. 😊

[@ClaudetteParent]

Noah, everything’s gonna be OK this will all pass. My sister had colon cancer and had a big chunk of her colon removed that was 20 years ago. She’s doing awesome. You have a great support system and so many people that care. Sending prayers your way. 🙏🏼

[@meahdahlgren6537]

❤❤❤

[@In-The-Locks]

Get with your oncologist asap. You need to let them explain it even tho your dad can decifer some things, find a good oncologist. GET TO A GOOD TEACHING ONCOLOGIST My sister just had Stage metastic cancer with spread in many ways/areas. She did ivermectin which is a horse dewormer. She had surgery and Drum roll Cancer free no cancer anywhere. You don’t need to travel far if you research. My sister did John’s Hopkins. She had a team of 6 and they were great. She (along with ivermectin) also did chemo.

[@Gama255]

Do u know the cell type she had? Was it goblet?

[@kecrn4132]

It sounds like he has appendiceal cancer and not colon cancer

[@XOXYESOXO]

That is amazing & thank you this could be comforting for Noah - ❤

[@andyalmeida8356]

I would honestly be willing to die to hear my father talk to me with that kind of kindness and empathy.

[@shirl974]

Ditto,mine was an animal

[@bamajohnson3352]

Me also☹️

[@shirl974]

@@bamajohnson3352 😭 so sorry

[@erical7051]

Me too, he’s very blessed

[@taopaille-paille4992]

I have a dad that speaks similarly, but he is very manipulative at the same time (communal narcissist). Enjoy what you have, and don't judge too much based on a single video :)

[@Dee.C]

You are blessed to have a dad like Dr. Paul , who wants to help and be there for you . Much love and prayers for you Noah .

[@Mdbogard]

I survived stage 3 colon cancer. Clear 5years out. I had 10 Folfox 5 FU treatments. They did suggest Chemo after my 20+ tumors. Removed 10” of colon. The reason for chemo is to kill any cells they might have missed. Prayers for you. You got this!

[@judyluce3141]

Your father is so comforting and smart. He has you in his arms.

[@MLouah-gp9ef]

Your father is a godsend

[@ericar2856]

Yes he is. Lean on him and your family. Hugs

[@mindydavis9132]

As a cancer survivor myself , you are still in shock , but once your mind gets settled , this experience will be in your rearview mirror🎉🙏🎉🙏

[@teresahunt5521]

I am a nurse among other things. I have seen far more survivors than people who have succumbed to this. We will continue to hold you up in prayer 24/7. ❤ Going into mom mode: STAY AWAY FROM THE DAMN SUGAR!

[@leslieiris7093]

❤. Dann. Good advice about the damn. Sugar. You know what? You are . Damn . Right.❤❤

[@timerunner9164]

This guy is ripped. I doubt he eats a lot of sugar.

[@sherryab3964]

Im also a nurse and 💯 agree with you. How many patients have we thought would never make it out of the hospital , yet they did right ?

[@abideasthat]

Agreed. Noah stay away from sugar and highly processed carbs

[@greymatter3]

It's appendiceal goblet cell adenocarcinoma, not colon cancer.

[@marjoriefinlay3303]

I have witnessed more people surviving stage 3 than not. Noah you are 90 % healthier than the average . Your young, healthy, strong, with so much support. Lots to learn now. Fresh air walks. Massage therapy, healing words. A year from now you will be made that you were sO stressed and worried. You. Got this

[@sharenbrewer9611]

Noah, my son was diagnosed with stage 4b colon cancer May 2023. It was very devastating to him and our family, he has 4 children. He’s undergone chemo, SBRT radiation, thoracotomy for lung lesions. His oncologist says he has responded so well with all treatments! He is fighting and researching every thing he can do to fight this. His chemo went well as far as side effects. Never lost his hair and has never missed a day of work. His mentality is to live life to the fullest, not to waste time. We pray for you.

[@bignoknow]

Amazing. Warrior. You too ❤

[@leslieiris7093]

. Your son is. Amazing and. A . Very. Strong . And . Courageous man . And a. Heroe to . Admire.❤❤❤❤❤... My husband . Had. Colon . Cancer. In. 2021. Of. February. 9th. And he passed away. But he always worked even being on chemo. For a year. And 3 weeks before he passed away is when he. Geraldo . Lopez was too weak so he. Had to go to to the hospital in an ambulance . He said that he wanted to work until he couldn't no more. He was a very hardworking caring man. That . Loved me with all of his heart. And even with the cancer . He cares more about me than even himself. We met at. McDonald's since we were 20 years old and we were together for 29 years. He too was very strong. And. Courageous. I admire my husband for what he went through so we could both survive in this world ❤❤❤❤. .

[@leslieiris7093]

I. Hope to see my husband soon in heaven.❤❤❤. Jhon3. 16. KJV. Bible . For. God so loved the world that he gave his only begotton son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life. Read the Bible to your son .❤❤. Love your sister in. Christ . Jesus. Leslie. Lopez ❤❤

[@sharenbrewer9611]

@@leslieiris7093 thanks for sharing your heart ❤️‍🩹

[@user-yn7on7ou8n]

Noah you have two good Dads. Your earthly Dad and your heavenly Father.🙏❤️

[@bignoknow]

Amen

[@dawnprueter9327]

You are so correct. God the Father is the ultimate source for our lives. He holds every life in His Hand. He will see you through this.

[@llisamichele]

AMEN TO THAT !

[@JohnAndrewMacDonald]

Hearing your father talk about the place of peace you need to be in was so amazing to hear.

[@ashtorfarm8866]

Lean on your dad…he’s steady. 💯

[@RashetaCannon]

Wow! What an amazing dad you have Noah. I’ve never know that kind of support from a dad so it’s so beautiful to see. I was an Oncology nurse for years so I have so much compassion for what you are going through. Thank you for sharing your journey and you will be in my prayers.

[@TRDTalk]

Your viewers really appreciate the fact that you are taking time to film, edit, and update us during this time so we can go through this together with you 🙏

[@mymoonearthsun]

Stage 3B Cancer here! You are not alone and DO NOT BE SCARED!! Just take it head on!🙏💙

[@OfficialWelshWoman8309]

Dear Noah, i had stage 3c ovarian cancer with peritoneal spread. I had a "complete response" to my chemotherapy, immunotherapy and surgery. Im NED for 3 years. My symptoms started 4 yrs ago..I took good quality CBD oil during chemo, ive finally cut out sugar and some crappier carbs. Ive been vegetarian 35yrs. We all poop our pants from time to time, no shame sweetie!! I wish you all the luck in the world, and a big hug from Wales ❤️ Ps i like the sound of fenben/iver, i hear it works better in conjunction with chemo, but im just a dumb ass muso 😂❤😂

[@IThinkNot62]

Do Chemo and Radiation follow protocol at an NCI Cancer Center they have a 25% higher Survival rate! Don't be a Steve Jobs or Farrah Fawcett and wait till it is too late, I had stage 3C Colon Cancer that spread to my pelvis and I'm in my 4th year of remission. I apologize if this comes off as mean and nasty; it comes from the Heart!

[@DavidH-ve4fm]

Thank you for saying this. In the field. Keto and anti parasitic are not going to be sufficient.

[@OfficialWelshWoman8309]

Agree. I've been doing research for 4yrs due to my own cancer. Throw everything at the damn thing. ❤

[@latonyamarie]

Exactly. I remember watching the Farrah fawcett documentary. She died because she didn't want to get a colostomy bag. Or didn't want a certain chemo because she didnt want her hair to fall out.

[@AQTGirly4U]

Former oncology nurse here. Please do not just rely on alternative treatments. Chemo is a rough go, but there is a reason it is the standard of care! I've had several personal friends who decided to forego chemo for alternative therapies, both passed within 2 years of diagnosis. Colon cancer is treatable WITH CHEMO! I'll be praying for you. 🙏

[@leslieiris7093]

You are not mean and nasty you are just telling them what you know and what you have experienced.. because you care❤❤❤. And that's why. God has blessed you with longer life. Keep telling people what you know. And. God will keep blessing. You. I wish you would have told me. My husband passed away of colon. Cancer in2021. Of. February .❤❤. The 9th.at4:29 am .. . God bless you always. Your. Christian sister .Leslie. Lopez. My husband was. Geraldo. Lopez. .❤❤❤❤

[@Dmcsw-xg9cq]

Noah, you really need to meet with an oncologist to find out more information on YOUR specific cancer. I understand you want to treat this alternatively, but please do not disregard mainstream medicine. You can incorporate both. You will need NGS ( next generation sequencing) to get DNA of your tumor. There are targeted treatments now available, sometimes in place of chemo. CTDNA also is used to identify cancer in your blood. Cancer sheds DNA in bloodstream and it can be monitored. CTDNA can show cancer is present 6 months prior to recurrence on imaging. You need to go to a comprehensive cancer center. It’s confusing and terrifying in the beginning but you need to become an expert on your cancer. It’s like learning a new language. From cancer survivor.

[@rebeccac.1758]

That is my big worry for him also. My son (nonverbal autistic at 10 yrs old) had high grade bone cancer osteosarcoma. I watched SOOO many parents try to get their kids treated with alternative treatments. And most of them got way worse, and they ended back at the oncologist office, scrambling. So I don't know how I feel about it anymore, after watching some of these children be dragged through the ringer during their fight. But I also am not sure I would allow my son to go through chemo again. It was so hard on him, I'm not sure he would make it a second time. So actually, I don't know how I feel about any of it. It's all so confusing and terrifying.

[@erical7051]

I agree with you, as tempting as alternative treatments sound people do usually end up turning to chemo in a panic. I’ve seen in so many times in my line of work. I also watched my Mom battle stage 4 colon cancer and it’s a beast. I don’t say that to scare anyone but it’s just the reality unfortunately. I respect whatever Noah chooses but I worry for him if he goes completely unconventional.

[@jacoblas1371]

When mainstream medicine and doctors keep failing people again and again, many people are forced into alternative medicine and treatments.

[@bignoknow]

I appreciate this candid comment. I have an appointment in a couple weeks with my oncologist. I will be taking meetings with every Dr. I could possibly have access to and making the most informed decision I can as I learn what’s going on. I appreciate you.

[@KimberlyTheile-tv7mx]

One of the huge problems I see is that folks have been "programmed" over the years by pharmaceutical companies to believe that ONLY Chemo drugs, that they manufacture and make huge profits, is the only treatment.

[@steph4160]

Noah, I will say it on every single video; I am praying for you and you are SO blessed to have a Loving, caring, present Dad right there by your side. With ALL that Love you are surrounded by, you will get through this ❤

[@JG-ix5xr]

My husband had stage 4 carcinoid cancer 2013 and he had no idea there was only 4 stages when he got the news, a bit of levity for us now especially when sharing his story. He woke up from an exploratory surgery with 5 feet of his intestines removed. He is cancer free and thriving. He had all the same feelings went out, ate bad for a few nights, be easy on yourself. Remember being kind to yourself not adding too much cortisol beating yourself up, just do your best each day that is all you can do. His type of cancer does not respond to chemo either- because it is slow growing. Best to all dealing with health issues

[@DavidH-ve4fm]

Goblet cell carcinoma that is high grade needs to be treated at NCI cancer center. Please follow evidence based medicine. Not anecdotes from experts. I am begging you. Use complementary therapies alongside but I promise you that you need to be seen at a cancer center. I’m in the field. Wish you the best.

[@mindydavis9132]

Agreed 💯

[@mlgmlg1145]

Indeed. 35 years in healthcare. Relying on ivermectin will not end well for you. There is a reason for medical research and resulting evidence-based medicine. Be wary of what you call "experts."

[@greymatter3]

I can't believe his doctor dad suggested supplements and ivermectin. Also he keeps calling it colon cancer. It's appendiceal goblet cell adenocarcinoma. He should clarify to avoid misinformation on his channel.

[@susanurban4371]

I agree! I know the person in Canada who tried supplements, he's not doing well. There's also a man in Arizona who threw diet and supplements at his rectal cancer, and he ended up with rectal surgery after all. Before surgery, he apologized to his wife if what he did made the cancer worse. There are medications that help greatly to reduce the severity of treatments. And if one medication isn't enough, there are others that will help. I see comments from people who went through this and beat stage 3 and 4 and lived more than 30 years and are going strong. They didn't do keto or nontradionial treatments back then.

[@greymatter3]

@@susanurban4371 The thing is alternative medicine doesn't actually work on cancer. I don't know why some people think it does.

[@catherinerose1607]

Your dad is a treasure. He reminds me of my dad. He’s not around anymore but he had that same gentle and selfless spirit. It’s in you too Noah. You got this!

[@MrScottaa]

I’m so thankful your dad is there for you. He’s got you. We got you. You can win this fight Noah. I’m praying for you!

[@LawCat17]

Keep sharing your thoughts good or bad. You have a network of friends and fellow surviviors that are holding you tight. We are always here!!

[@leslieiris7093]

You know you are so good of a person ❤❤❤. And I really do admire you to be really interested in other people's thoughts whether they are good or bad. And for being there for when somebody needs you. Do you want to be my friend?. For real?. Well . Anybody that is your friend is really blessed to have you as a friend❤❤😊.❤❤❤. I wish I would be blessed and to have a friend like you ❤❤😊. God bless you always for caring so much ❤❤😊. Your Christian sister in. Christ. Jesus. Leslie. Lopez. Also. Read the KJV. Bible. The book of. John.3.16. For. God so loved the world that he gave his only begotton son that whoever believeth in him not perish but have everlasting life ❤❤❤❤❤.

[@karendoss6026]

You are feeling all of the emotions that you should be feeling!!! You have the best support system with your Dad!! You will never walk this journey alone and that is so important!!! Try to keep positive and know there are so many of us out here praying for you and willing to listen when you need an ear!! Enjoy your times with you wife, go do things you two enjoy doing together.

[@jenjackmarcucci]

Noah...with all you're being hit with, i am moved by how much compassion you hold for others and grace and courage towards whatever lies ahead. I am glad that you find comfort in this community. You and your dad are just so loveable...it swells my heart. ❤

[@Girlgonewise]

Yes, Noah…you’ve got a good dad. Lean on him, he’s got you. We’ve got you in our thoughts and prayers.

[@angelalalley7593]

Also, your wife’s reaction seems normal, and I hope she gets the support she needs!

[@tracymontgomery1266]

You have the best family Noah. It’s gonna be ok. It’s ok to be scared and it’s ok to lean on others. They are here for you, we are here for you. You are definitely not in this fight alone ❤ we love you

[@ReineObermier]

I know of a lady that’s been doing both chemo & alternative meds from stage 4 breast cancer and it has helped her a lot. If I had cancer I’d do chemo if they said I needed to but I would still do some alternative meds and and diet changes healing meditation. I’m so proud of you & Your Dad and Your wife and Mom that you’re all fighting this together. The cancer affects all of you in different but substantial ways. Stay strong you all have this with the help of God.

[@lindorini]

Well said! This is the way❤

[@llisamichele]

As you know Noah through your past struggles “Difficult roads can lead to beautiful destinations” AND Don’t ever pass up an Apple Pie with vanilla ice cream, LIVE LIFE MY FRIEND. YOU GOT THIS ‼️🙌🙏 LisaMichele ❤ Myrtle Beach 🏝️ SC

[@Elysekiera]

Your dad is beautiful and your relationship with him is so touching. That’s such a gift in itself.

[@christinesweetman2482]

Noah, God knew before you were even born that your father would be the exact perfect man to be with you in your entire life. He sees and knows everything past, present and future. You are very blessed to have him.

[@discospiders]

I just had chemo # 4 for stage 3, and I’m feeling everything you’re feeling right now. ❤ I sure hope it gets better for us both.

[@bignoknow]

Let’s stick together. Keep. Checking in please.

[@discospiders]

@ absolutely. ❤️

[@mandiluff6122]

Don’t get caught up in the quackery.. my son was diagnosed with stage 4 non Hodgkin lymphoma.. trust the system.. enjoy life and don’t give up, but not too sure about ivermectin.. seems very unlikely to help cancer, especially in the colon.. idk.. good luck

[@beccafitz22]

I pray it gets better for both of y’all as well discospider 😊!

[@discospiders]

@ thank you ❤️

[@neliaeppcoo5871]

Noah, I was diagnosed with stage 4 lymphoma and I remember feeling so guilty and crying for my husband and kids. I relate to you so much. Stay strong and fight. I did chemo and everything they told me and I’m 8 years in remission. I know you’re scared I was too but we have the best medicine available to us. I’m sending you and your family love ❤

[@chronicallyme2657]

Please don’t shut down chemo I wish I would have done it. You are right Noah to be doing both

[@whitney5581]

You’ve got this Noah. You have such an incredible support system, my goodness your dad is amazing! What a blessing to have him advocate for you and support you in all the ways he does. I’m so encouraged about your future!! 🙏❤️🙏

[@shellye7052]

Praying for you Noah. As a cancer survivor, my biggest piece of advice…Take one day at a time, enjoy the beauty of each day, and trust your specialists. Love you buddy.

[@SUNSHINETOSUNSET777]

Blessings Noah, stage 2 colon cancer survivor here. My best friend is a stage 4 colon cancer survivor. We both are still in remission. December 19th made 5 years for me being in remission and even longer for her...I absolutely know the feeling of being scared of the unknown but this is when your FAITH will carry you through. There are so many new trials out here now that are absolutely saving lives. I will be praying for you and your family Noah🙏🏾.. Remember NO sugar Cancer thrives on it. You will beat this WARRIOR🙏🏾

[@larah287]

A very low point....now stand back up and fight like hell. You've got this! ❤❤❤

[@TheodoraRoethke]

I'm sending you the biggest, warmest hug. I had stage 3 neck cancer 3.5 years ago. Now it looks like I have colon cancer. It's hard, but the right attitude, determination, and gratitude can get you through.

[@joycetufts2405]

Noah, you have an awesome earthly father! He was my 2 son's pediatrician. We were sad when they aged out (now 19 & 25) of his practice. None better than Dr. Paul Thomas! God bless you through this diagnosis. He is always there to hear your prayers. Leave your worries at His feet.

[@mrssmith1691]

I'm so glad you have not only people who love you so much, but one of them with medical knowledge to actually help you navigate these complicated choices.

[@aidans666]

Noah I love you. I don’t know you but I love you. Cancer was a fucking battle for me but I’m cancer free now. I’m praying for you every day and just know that all your supporters love you.

[@barryd1000]

A good dad. You have an angel in that man. Im sending you energy of peace, joy, love and health.

[@grandmalorna9884]

3 rd post I have tried so many times to post, and they just keep getting deleted. Hopefully, one of these will post. I am currently using a protocol that includes keto, fasting, and the other things your dad mentioned. They can tell you how much of which thing to take. My last PET scan showed that it is smaller and less active. What I am fighting is inoperable and untreatable. I am doing very well. I am praying for you.

[@frv6610]

fenben+iverm?

[@bignoknow]

That’s amazing. Thank you for sharing. You have a courageous spirit.

[@leslieiris7093]

Please. God help this person ❤❤. God bless you❤

[@ashleymendoza28]

You have such a wonderful dad, he’s so devoted and supportive. You are truly loved, Noah! (And not just by Dad!)

[@a.life.reimagined]

Don’t lose hope Noah. You are allowed to grieve at this point. We are all praying for you and the family. It’s important for you to discuss how you are feeling. You don’t have a plan yet. Once you have a plan in place, you can discuss it with your loved ones. There are others going through this with you. Testimonials from your followers is going to help a lot. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@pamelastevens8136]

Always liked ur Dad. Like him even now more. Both of you being so vulnerable is beautiful. You really do have this Noah! You are young and healthy and smart! I have no doubt all will be fine! 💕

[@martinatravers330]

Noah. My heart is breaking for you right now. You have to give yourself time to process everything. The only thing I can promise are my prayers. 🙏🙏❤❤

[@missfameturner9075]

You are so blessed to have a dad like yours! God bless you and I have been following you for years! You have gotten me through so much with my anxiety and issues with alcohol. You are part of the reason why I am almost 6 years sober! We are all here to help you get through this difficult time in your life! You’re inspiring and you’re gonna beat this. I’m praying for you!

[@lisacarlson7267]

You have the best dad. Feel what you are feeling and fight it with all that you have.

[@yvonnetengen158]

Dad's voice is so calming! Blessings for healing and strength!

[@randomhodgepodge8902]

A family member was diagnosed 2 years ago. Overweight and very poor eating habits for years plus was previously a smoker and some drinking. Had stomach problems for a couple of months, went in for a colonoscopy and got the cancer diagnosis. Had to have a resection, colostomy. He chose to do the very aggressive chemo route. Was in and out of the hospital some with issues but fought past it. Lost weight and changed his diet. A year later, the bag removed and got to ring the cancer free bell. In his 40s. Two years later, still cancer free. Last I saw him, he had gained some weight back. How you go about treatment and survival is a very personal decision that only you can make.

[@bluesmoke8826]

Your family member sounds like he's tough as nails. Best wishes to his continued good health

[@Hannah-gn3vg]

Your dad 🥹 He's incredible, and you are as well. He's the positive all of us need.

[@dutch_girl86]

Look up Joe Tippins. He took fenbendazole for his stage 4 small cell lung cancer and is still cancer free today. My mom has Glioblastoma (brain cancer) and is on the same protocol and she has no new tumor growth. She watches how much sugar she has also. It wouldn't hurt to try! I'm praying for you, you got this!!!!

[@lmk0799]

It's not just sugar. It includes carbs because they raise both glucose and insulin which are not good for cancer.

[@corinnespanelewski7169]

Your dad gave you great advice your extremely lucky to have such a great dad. It takes time to process it all even for those around you but I agree with your dad do the least amount of toxic treatment as possible. Diet is so important for everyone cancer or no cancer we all need to stay away from carbs and processed foods. Prayers you find peace and healing as you work your way through this journey.

[@fitrockx]

Sending lots of prayers and positive thoughts!!! You will surpass this!!!

[@Theyralltakenfu]

I work in Healthcare, and you have no idea how much I admire and love your father for his words. You are so fortunate, no matter what the outcome is, to have someone like him by your side. No matter what happens, I can honestly promise you, that you will be happy, comfortable, and able to see or foresee what's to come. This may seem like a horrible time in life, but I honestly promise you, no matter the timeline, everything will work out. In time, your insight can help drive your family towards that which is good. Life can seem complicated, but in time, you will most def realize more then you can even begin to imagine now. No matter what, you will see that you will not go far, but amongst your loved ones. Worst case scenerio if all else fails, ask to just me made comfortable, and stay home. My father did it, and my brother, and it was the best decsion they could have made.

[@RustyShakleford1]

For some reason I think has dad has a narcissistic personality behind the scenes

[@shelleymurphy1966]

I’m sorry Noah. I too recently found out that I have colon cancer. They found a tumor during my colonoscopy on 10/30. I have a stage 2 at least T2 sigmoid tumor that is blocking 2/3rds of my colon. I have surgery scheduled for 1/14/25 to remove my sigmoid. CT of my abdomen and pelvis didn’t show any metastasis. Although I’ve been a nurse for 33 years, your videos have helped me to be prepare for surgery. I am praying for you!

[@sarahjane8949]

🙏🏻💐💜

[@ChanelThomas248]

I’m so sorry! I pray for your recovery. Had you had colonoscopies previous to the colonoscopy in which they found the cancer? I often have polyps removed and I’m told to have colonoscopies every three years. I don’t know how quickly a polyp can turn into cancer. Take care! 🙏

[@keepingitreal9821]

I’m sorry to hear of your diagnosis…I too have LAR surgery on 6th January…it’s important to hand it all to our Lord Jesus and focus 1 step at a time 😊🙏🏻

[@petermatthews2831]

The content your posting is some of the most interesting and detailed I've seen for someone who has cancer. It's very informative! Lmao at the honesty of shitting yourself 😂 caught me off guard that

[@epluribusunum1978]

I can't say I would have reacted or done any different than what has happened to you the past day. I won't even begin to try to imagine, as I am not in your shoes and won't claim to feel what you feel. I hear your frustration, pain, self-destructiveness, hope, fortitude, and numbness. I SEE you, Noah. My heart goes out to you, your wife, family, and friends. You are in my thoughts and prayers. I applaud you facing everything you are feeling and experiencing. It will only help relieve the pressure and stress (which your cancer would feed off of). You don't have to live up to anyone's expectations and you are being you and that is who I see. You are blessed to have a father who is your wall of strength. I never had a father, so you have your ACE there with him (and your mother too). And about the couch accident, you are not alone there, believe me. Take care and God Bless, my KZbin friend. 🙏

[@crazylady61]

Wow this is going to be an incredible journey. I have seen interviews with people who have implemented this approach and had miraculous results, but it's been massively tough and reduced them to skeletons with the dramatic weight loss....but they've beaten their cancer. I think your dad has an incredible take on this and you're so lucky to have a dad like him, who's knowledgeable enough to do all the research and find the right way forward for you. All the very best for your slow but steady recovery!

[@MsDewey12]

Noah when I was diagnosed and had to tell my husband and parents and kids I felt so sorry to do that to them. Hearing you say this makes it seem so normal and at the time I didn’t know it. Thank you for sharing!❤

[@rainelady]

I wish I had a dad like you’ve got. Noah we will support you emotionally. We will wait for your tears to dry. We will be behind you every step of the way. This must be the hardest news you’ve had to deal with and I try and imagine how it would be for me if I was in that position. Reading out your results on a vlog. Phew! Take care with your stress levels, easier said than done but do your best. Meditation with gentle meditation music and being on your own whilst doing it calms the nerves and brings your stress levels down. I want to give you a big hug. Be as strong as you can.🙏🤙🏻💪🏻

[@shariprimmmelillo636]

Noah, your diagnosis said your cancer is actually appendix cancer that invaded your colon. You need an appendix cancer specialist. I can’t stress this enough. My brother had this exact disease and he stayed in Arkansas and his oncologist treated it like colon cancer. Standard of care alone won’t cure you (quite the opposite)- please do all the alternative treatments. My brother did not. He trusted his doctors / standard of care / traditional treatment 👎🏻. I can tell you’re on the track! God is with you! Let’s GO!!!! 💪🏻

[@greymatter3]

I don't think he has clarified this. They seem to be looking at it as colon cancer. But it clearly says appendiceal goblet cell adenocarcinoma.

[@thebreezelife]

Yes this! Was his appendix also removed during his surgery? I would hope so

[@margaretgarana911]

This

[@bmb3545]

Noah - I'm an experienced RN - please take the advice to heart about seeking specialized medical care specifically for your appendix cancer diagnosis. It is defined as being a combination of neuroendocrine (carcinoid) and epithelial (adenocarcinoma) cancer cells, so I was very glad to see your mention of consulting an endocrine oncologist. Hang in there. If God takes you to it, He will surely take you through it. Signed - a friend of Bill

[@martylangan3800]

From what I read it could be appendix or could have been colon started. Either way, it's rare and very aggressive. Survival rate 5 years out is 30-50% 😢 He needs evidence based care and specialists.

[@sherryl1275]

I'm a 12 yr stage 3 cancer survivor....it's a scary rd A scary journey I shall not lie...every scan to date is still scary....I beat this with radiation an surgery...I was scared to death of chemo an I bargained with my docs an team I said let's do surgery an 32 treatments of radiation an I'm 12 yrs still clear cancer free....your dad is such a smart kind person an doc...I'm assuming you my boy are his hardest case to date... he will only choose the very best for his son...you have every right to have ur mad or sad days this is so hard an we are giving no option to travel this awful rd...but all I can say is let ur team an your loving dad guide u all the way to that finish line ..cause that's where ur headed ❤ let GO LET GOD.....MUCH LOVE FROM VERMONT

[@bignoknow]

Thank you for being so kind, open and supportive. I’m so happy you’re safe.

[@Marow10]

Noah bro, i see you as a helper You helped me a lot when i had dp/dr I'm good now Stay strong and happy, I'm sure you will help again the other people in the future on how you win against your distress today

[@ashjankins960]

I know two things. You, Noah are an absolute badass! Looks at everything you’ve gone through. You’re an incredible human! The 2nd thing I know, your Daddy is a genius. I’d trust him with my life. I’ll continue to pray for you and your family, Sir. God Bless!❤

[@kathleendegennaro6845]

Noah listen to your dad. Don't investigate. Let him do it. You stay in the present. I'm speaking from my experience. The biggest problem I had was not shaking people to wake up,enjoy,praise and love. Don't waste a moment. Get to a peaceful place. Let others help. It's hard. I totally agree with dad. I believe you will be this

[@snowleopard1319]

Sorry to hear of your diagnosis. My husband was diagnosed with the same thing. It began 2 years ago for him and he passed away in July of this year. After 19 years of marriage, I'm now a widow in my 40's with 3 children to care for. Cancer is a horrible disease. I pray/ hope your outcome is different. He never stopped fighting to get better, and neither should you.

[@sarahjane8949]

Probably not the most considerate message to send him !!!!! Sorry for your loss but if I was in Noah situation this message would not help me but scare the life out of me !!!!!!!!

[@susie9010]

Probably should have thought about what you are posting before you posted this. I am sorry for your loss! 🙏🏻

[@snowleopard1319]

@@sarahjane8949 My husband faced the possibility that he may not overcome his diagnosis. The reality is not everyone with cancer gets better. Nevertheless, as I already stated, I pray/ hope that his outcome is different.

[@snowleopard1319]

@@susie9010 I did. The reality is that not everyone with cancer gets better. I not only lost my dear husband to cancer, but my mom passed away 4 months later of cancer, too.

[@sarahjane8949]

@@susie9010 🤷‍♀️ nothing we can do as much as I feel sorry for this lady her comment is not at all considering Noah..

[@karencristobal4999]

Seriously. What a wonderful dad.

[@kimberlyelizondo3383]

Hi Noah. I’m not sure how you showed up in my you tube feed but you did, and I’m glad you did. Know that you have one more person out here cheering you on and sending you big hugs and prayers. Your voice is so soothing and peaceful. You have such a calm level head. Sounds like you have an amazing support system. Your dad sounds like such a wonderful dad. I know how he feels when he says I got you son, lean on me. It’s a beautiful thing. I too have a son, and that’s exactly how we feel about our children. You’ve got this Noah!

[@ericar2856]

I am so sorry, I cannot imagine how that this is for you i am praying for you

[@MsArizonaGrown]

Why did Dad say it was a very rare tumor when in the other episode he said it was the most common type of colon cancer. Also you're not having to shrink the tumor because the tumor is gone so a tiny bit of chemotherapy to remove the rogue cells sounds perfect

[@jacquicoder7160]

You have such a wonderful earthly father and I was so glad to hear him tell you to lean on your Heavenly Father. We continue to pray and will ask God to give you wisdom regarding your treatment protocol. I will also be praying for your wife, that she will have the necessary strength for this journey with you.

[@hollycorey7823]

You have so much support, a wife, a dad, who is a doctor, a whole support system. Thank Jesus for that, regardless of the outcome, having family, to support you is the biggest gift of all, imagine ppl who, go through this all alone with no one?

[@beverleydabell3241]

I can't imagine what you are going through right now. My younger brother is going through his own cancer hell at the minute. It's tough on all of us watching him suffer. You have an amazing dad, cherish every moment with him, my brother has just his two big sisters. Hoping you have a very Happy, Healthy New Year my lovely xx 🥳🥂🍾🎊🎉🎇

[@G-wk4gt]

You and your dad are so incredibly interesting and inspiring. Noah you possess within you a heart of gold and the fact that you share your feelings is so incredibly generous and gracious of you and I am grateful. You’re teaching people that feelings are ok! By the way, I don’t have any doubt your treatments will be successful. Fight or flight or freeze response can be helped with antidepressant medication. Maybe ask the doctor if you can also be on relaxing meds while going through this? Could help but ask your doctor, it’s worth a try.

[@chasingwow4923]

Your cancer started in your appendix and is super rare! Get a specialist!!

[@greymatter3]

I know! It's appendiceal goblet cell adenocarcinoma. Did he clarify this or there was no clarification?

[@FlaGrown1955]

My nephew just got over stage 3b rectal cancer with chemo and radiation and has no evidence of disease. Then, he had major heart surgery. He is doing great. I am so sorry you are going thru this. God will prevail.

[@GirlWandering]

Gosh you are so lucky to have a great dad who is not only a medical doctor but also seems to be a really heathy emotional support. And to add, I reckon...having the support of your wife, your dad and your family, the randoms on the internet, and your belief in god (im not religious but can definitely see the benefits from an emotional standpoint). Those things are probably what will get you through this over anything else.

[@leslieiris7093]

John.3.16.kjv.. . Bible. Read this from the Bible. God is real. For. God so loved the world. That he gave his only begotton son that whosoever believeth in him should not perish but have everlasting life ❤❤❤❤😊. God bless you always your sister in. Christ. Jesus . Leslie. Lopez ❤

[@GirlWandering]

@@leslieiris7093 Im not religious so this doesnt mean much for me but I love this for you. I like that it gives you much joy and peace ☺❤

[@keepingitreal9821]

You Dad is such a blessing 🙏🏻

[@yasniely]

These are normal stages of finding out you have cancer Noah. Don’t despair or lose hope. Many people survive stage 3 colon cancer and proceed to live long healthy lives. God is in control.

[@oliviasamara3142]

I think that sourdough meal was good for you! You were alone and had to comfort yourself. I would too. I have had cancer too. In my uterus. I FOLLOWED CHRIS BEAT CANCER PROTOCOL and thanks to that I am still alive. So good that you have your dad by your side.:)) Hugs from Norway.

[@ChristianLove7]

Noah, Chris has a cookbook! Incorporate these eight laws of health: Nutrition, Exercise, Water, Sunlight, Temperance, Air, Rest, and Trust in God!

[@snapperhead6256]

I feel terrible for you Noah. You seem like such a nice guy and don’t deserve this. I had my first colonoscopy at 60 yrs old, and was so scared my doctor might have bad news, but nothing of concern was found this time. I’m saying a prayer for you brother; hang in there. 🙏❤

[@anneh7217]

Noah, you have a wonderful dad. Your wife has a broken heart for what you're going through, she is scared too! May God bless all of you! I'm still praying and won't stop!

[@daniellem1838]

Depression is about the past and anxiety is about the future. It’s completely normal to feel anxiety over what your future holds because you probably feel you lost control over it. It looks like you have a great team and support network and I hope the anxiety quickly diminishes as you get more answers and a game plan. ❤

[@bluecoffee8414]

Noah, this is the fire from which you will emerge as the kickass man you have been teetering on becoming. From your first video, your 'random' impulse to share your vulnarabities online, your fitness journey and the exceptional people around you, things have been building and coalescing. You've been low-key sharpening a whole box of tools and your so-called weaknesses will crystallize into strengths: Rumination becomes focus. Vulnerability brings authenticity. Anxiety becomes thoughtfulness and empathy. Addiction becomes connection. And even gym-vanity becomes deep power reserves etc.

[@clarkbrady2786]

I'm praying for you. You pray and do what you have to do. You're going to beat this. Remember, you are strong in body , mind, and soul.

[@peacenyk]

I am so thankful you have your Dad. He is a veritable wealth of reassurance and information. I am sure that once you have gathered all the information and options, you and your family will make the best decision for your wellness emotionally, spiritually, mentally, and physically. The fight is not over yet. It's good to see you owning your feelings and being with them. I am a member of a 12 step group for food addicts and I understand your frustration with resorting to food to deal with the impact of this. It is understandable and please give yourself some grace. You are doing an outstanding job of dealing with this. Don't worry about perfection. Loving ,healing thoughts and energy to you.

[@valeriejackson8032]

Oncology RN for 20 years here… you need chemo and radiation. The amount of patients that I’ve seen do alternative therapies for cancer and then come in when it’s too late to do anything is heartbreaking. You need to take the advice of an oncologist if you want any chance of beating this. This is serious business. You can get second opinions but don’t delay treatment. You have to get on this. See the cancer experts. Follow their advice. With all respect to your father, he’s not an oncologist. He needs to be your Dad, not your doctor. There’s a reason doctors don’t treat their family members… they are too emotionally involved. I pray you get good advice and I pray you make a truly informed decision.

[@calliope5714]

You are so blessed to have such a comforting and supporting father. He has your back. I hope his prostate issue is sorted out. I wish you all the best with your journey ahead. You got this!

[@levihavdala3375]

I pray to god that you get better.

[@MargoBarackman]

Aw I watched your dad for years, I’m so glad you have his knowledge in your court.

[@brucerazor5202]

I know this is very personal, so thank you for bringing me along on your journey. Blessings.