Cancer Patient Story and My Diagnosis of Stage 4 Metastatic Breast Cancer

[@peterchivers6312]

Wow so helpful. Thank you. I’m trying to support my lovely wife right now.

[@halgrunwell301]

You're right no one knows and that's what gives me hope as well with my cancer. Keep making the videos, very helpful. Thank you.

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Hi Hal I believe there is a lot of hope! My prayers are with you and your healing strong!

[@cathymarble3283]

First of all, Sherri you are absolutely beautiful ❤ I thank you for your story and plan to continue to monitor your story. Miracles DO happen!

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Hi Cathy thank you so much! I'm really looking forward to building a community of miracle makers!! 🙌 thank you for being here!!

[@betsyslat7326]

I found you by accident, but I believe there are no “accidents”. I was diagnosed with invasive lobular breast cancer almost two years ago. I had a lumpectomy, 35 rounds of radiation and am now labeled No Evidence of Disease. I should be so grateful about this, but I know that this particular type of cancer is “sneaky”- not my word, but my oncologist’s. I am monitored every 3 months, but essentially the responsibility is mine to note if something doesn’t feel right. I forgot to mention I am taking daily tamoxifen which brings its own set of struggles. Feel like I am living on constant high alert.

[@deborahbizzell1989]

Hi,I am seen by my oncologist every 3 months also.I was diagnosed as stage 3 four years ago.I also had a 1.5 cm.tumor under my axilla.I am grade 2.During the past 3.5 years I've had pains in various parts of my body.I pray for all of the cancer patients to be healed!

[@darrellhicks360]

@@deborahbizzell1989 Here’s my take: ur doctor is on high alert 🚨 so u don’t need to worry! Relax 💕💕💕 They’ve done u right.

[@cyndissmile4ever18]

@@deborahbizzell1989💜

[@ShohelRana-hl2wt]

What was ur symptoms from the beginning to last. Pls share

[@marciaogden7273]

Thank-You for being so honest. Your calm voice and demeanor is so positive. Thanks again and sending prayers.🙏🙏🙏

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Thank you Marcia!

[@clairebeever3038]

Thank you for sharing your doing great and helping others I had stage 3 aggressive breast cancer had all treatments and stayed clear for 10 years was 30 then … now it’s back second time has been horrendous 😢 I’m totally traumatised having treatment… cancer sucks sending you loads of love ❤ you have to try to be positive and you really are …… it’s blooming hard somedays x

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Thank you also for sharing! It is definitely not easy. I had a setback recently however I have healed so many things from it. More to come on that on Podcast Back to life. Treatment can be hard my battle is with the things people say so I have had to learn a lot of reframing and really understanding NO ONE knows are timeline. You are gift!!

[@jamieku513]

Dr. Lorraine Day, MD -look her up, she changed my life and many others. She reversed her end-stage breast cancer and lived more than 30 years after.

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Thank you I will do that!

[@cindyhorst8316]

I love your attitude and I can apply it to my over stressed life even if I'm not dealing with cancer. I look forward to seeing future videos.

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

thank you Cindy! I am glad you found me. One of my missions is to help PREVENT cancer in the first place and also help people not suffer in life. I am so glad you are here!

[@Cyndy101]

Hi Sherry 🩷 I'm a breast cancer 🎀 Survivor as well. I'm coming up on my 5th Anniversary from the date May 31st the day 5 years ago when I was diagnosed. I finished my last in-hospital treatment on December 30th, 2018. I can't wait to celebrate my 5 years in December on some exotic tropical island. 😉 I am going to keep you in my thoughts and Prayers so you continue to do well. It's a struggle but I also believe it's so important to keep a 100% positive mindset. I always say that if I just keep smiling and laughing, I'll fool the cancer into leaving my body. Laughter was part of my healing journey and I made it my job to find things to have full belly laughs at. I survived against the smallest of odds and all of my caregivers said it was because I stayed positive and laughed every single day. Recently unfortunately I started having pretty bad issues between back pain and breathing just as you described. I have never had such a hard time breathing and this is getting ridiculous. I did just see my Internist on Tuesday and he was all over it and has me booked for a bunch of scans. But I'm curious to know if you know what caused your breathing issues. My biggest fear is the cancer has metastasized into my bones but it's so fast! It's just 4 months since I started having pains in my back. I look forward to hearing from you and watching your next update. ❤❤

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Hi Cindy! The tropical island sounds AMAZING!! i Love how you like to fully belly laugh I love doing that! I often think of past things that made me laugh so hard I cried and I can tap into the same feeling. I am sorry that you are having pain it is difficult to not go into fear and panic. My cancer had metastasized to my bones and I never felt any pain so that may not be it currently I have a clean scan basically they can't find it anywhere. My breathing issues were from low blood supply my hemoglobin was tanked and so were my white blood cells. I will share an update soon on this it is a miracle I believe. It is difficult to not go into fear keep your head up you made it this far. I imagine army men going in and shooting away all the bad cells in your body and you are healing. Our bodies are amazing in self-healing. I am praying for your full recovery and being pain free!

[@Cyndy101]

@sherrioverstreet9119 THANK YOU!!! Sherri your words were 100%a relief to hear!! 😘🩷❤️🩷 I have made it 4 years without thinking the worst and you are absolutely correct in telling me not to think the worst. Thank you for your kind words!! 🙏🏻 I am keeping you in my thoughts and prayers! I want you to hear the best news and have the best outcome. 😊🌸⚘️

[@patsmith8035]

Did you have the COVID jabs

[@Sushi2735]

I’m so sorry this has happened to you! Keep on fighting. Many new treatments are out there. Blessings! 🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Thank you!! It is true there is SO much hope with different treatments!!

[@Sushi2735]

@@sherrioverstreet9119 it is amazing what is happening. I’d hold you in my prayers and thoughts. I did a two year battle myself🌺

[@DrAriba-rt8zo]

How are you doing today

[@michele4920]

❤ You are wonderful. God bless you for your strength. 🙏

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

That is so great to hear! Thank you for checking out the channel!

[@sylviarogier1]

Hi Sherri. Thank you for sharing.

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Thank you Sylvia!

[@jamiestanley9234]

I also think miracles can happen! Have you on treatment since the diagnosis? I hope you keep making videos and stay strong 🙂

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Jamie thank you! I just finished my last chemo yesterday! I got to ring the BELL! I am glad you are here!

[@savinya5367]

I’m so sorry this has happened to you❣️Thank you for sharing your cancer story. I do believe that stress is as much a cause as anything else. My daughter was diagnosed at about the same time as you and is currently on chemotherapy. She had a mammogram last May after finding a suspicious lump but it came back negative so she carried on as usual, but it was there growing aggressively. Mammograms don’t always show cancer apparently. There are a lot of seemingly successful trials going on around the world, one in Seattle and another in Melbourne, amongst others. I’m hoping my daughter, who is 48 with two special needs children, can access one of the trials. Her best friend has stage 4 breast cancer and was given 6 months to live two years ago. Her cancer has spread but she has recently started a trial in Queensland. Is it possible for you to be accepted onto a trial? Wishing you love and strength and improving health long into the future. ❤

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Thank you for your response and for being here! My thoughts, heart and prayers are with you and your daughter. It is not an easy thing to go through. ...and chemo can be tough. I really don't like when drs give a timeline of how long someone has I don't believe any of us know. I also have realized that stage 4 is NOT a death sentence. I pray your daughter's friend would land on the perfect trial for her healing. I have looked into some trials however currently I have NO evidence of disease as of latest petscan!! Video coming soon on that one! It's pretty amazing. Thank you for sharing!

[@clairebeever3038]

Brilliant 🎉 it is definitely a win

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

I love wins!!

[@silviastefan2818]

Prayers and hugs go out to you Sherri! You look fabulous and you will beat this with your positive attitude. Just one question: Had you been getting regular mammograms? Or did this grow in between your screenings? xoxo

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Hi there!! Yes I was getting them every year I believe I was a few months late. The last mammogram said my breasts were dense. I am thinking a 3D mammogram may be a good idea because it grew rapidly to 4 CM. Thank you for being here!

[@patsmith8035]

​​@@sherrioverstreet9119 mammograms expose you to radiation which Is a risk factor for cancer, for that reason I opted not to have them.Everyone has to decide what is right for them.i chose not to have the COVID jab and have not had covid, so who knows.

[@franistone8252]

Sherri, I'm so sorry you had to face this. I wanted to ask you if you had had a mammogram shortly before your diagnosis?

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Thank you! I had a mammogram a year prior they said my breasts were dense. I am not mad at it (cancer) I have received so many blessings and healing in all ways physically, emotionally, mentally and for sure spiritually. I truly live in freedom. Unlike before fight or flight.

[@ΑντωνηςΜανωλαγκας]

Prayers

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Thank you

[@deborahbizzell1989]

Hi,my story started 30 yrs.ago with stage 2.I had other occurrnces since.I had a normal mammogram 12/19 & 3 months later I noticed a dark area underneath my axilla,saw a Dr.,and found out I am stage 3 b.c.I was given surgery,and a daily pill.My three scans were clear,but i hope it doesn't spread.

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

I am sorry to hear this. Cancer can definitely put fear and doubt in our heads. I really have to work on this and especially hearing things that we don't want to hear. I have discovered that disease is a sign that something in you needs to be healed this has been very true for me. Getting to the root of it. I have had significant unhealed trauma in my body I was so busy having a savior complex i forgot about myself. New podcast episode coming soon on back to life and new website may help you. I am praying for your healing in ALL ways.

[@mspolarbear2239]

I knew someone who starting having mammograms at age 35 and every year after that b/c cancer ran in her family. When she turned 45 the government health plan kicked in so she no longer had to pay for them herself. However, after getting her regular check ups and nothing be discovered, she was shocked to find out that the government funded mammograms had missed a 10 cm mass in her right breast for three years. So she made a point of telling ev1 that mammograms do not always see a mass so you should get a 3D picture if you believe there is something there. Look forward to your next video.

[@Cyndy101]

it was a 3d mammogram that caught mine 🙂❤❤

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

This is a REALLY great point! I was told mine was overlooked because my breasts were "dense" mine was 4cm. I do believe things can be overlooked even if you do everything you can. The 3d picture is a great recommendation not something I would have thought of before the diagnosis. Thank you for being here!

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Hi Cyndy I am glad they finally caught it. Thank you for being here.

[@deborahbizzell1989]

Hi again Sherri.I was telling a few friends that i didnt fit into the ppl that the experts say are ppl at high risk of developing breast cancer.Such as obese,sedentary,drinking too much,etc..Do you have those so called risk?

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

I don't think it discriminates I don't have any of those high risk traits and I don't have the gene.

[@deborahbizzell1989]

​@sherrioverstreet9119 so it is kinda true,one breast cancer survivor said it is a crap shoot.She said she is slim,eats well,exercises,has a low body mass index,doesn't smoke or drink!You're right,it does not discriminate!

[@eggsteadgardens2655]

Can i ask where the lump was located? I have my ultrasound from a mass in the right, inner lower region of my breast! I know you aaod right breast. Thanks for sharing your story! These are really helpful and motivating even though i dont have an answer yet:)

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

did you get your answer? I hope so and that you are doing well. This channel is for everyone of course to learn about your mind body soul. The mass they found was under my right breast. It is gone now and the blessing was no breast surgery.

[@ilianadiaz8039]

AMEN! ♥️🙌🏻 🙏🏻 ✝️

[@lidiawroblewska1184]

Thank you❤❤❤

[@paulinejensen7968]

We're u getting mammograms yearly?

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Hi Pauline yes I was about 2 months behind for 2022. It was all very sudden.

[@elanamccullum1677]

So you were stage 4 at diagnosis...were you getting yearly mammograms and the last one was fine?

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

Yes happened what felt like suddenly. The last mammogram was fine. I believe my immune system was tanked. I now understand that bad cancer cells feed off of low immune systems. The things I'm learning are shocking.

[@BarbCosgrove-q5u]

Hi Sherri, howd your health now 🙏❤️🙏❤️...

[@darrellhicks360]

Intensive Care? ur in the best place in world 🌎 for now. Relax 🥰🥰🥰

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

thank you

[@darrellhicks360]

@@sherrioverstreet9119 God bless you 🙏

[@doraimoonobi]

How is that possible maintaining positive attitude in the meantime you are trying to handle with pain?

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

I think I have learned to go deep into the pain vs finding something to mask it. Mine was watching and escaping in true crime or other dramatic shows. Now I go right to it and most of my mine is emotional i have not had a lot of physical pain. I have discovered a lot of repressed anger in my body. I believe that those unfelt emotions can create havoc in our bodies. I am grateful for you checking out the channel!

[@oscheayates6086]

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[@premilabenjamin4444]

"I feel sorry for those suffering from cancer. But I want to pray so that all of them will be miraculously healed in the mighty name of JESUS CHRIST. They all must be mighty witnesses to show that Jesus Christ is the only true living God The LORD GOD o😂ur HEALER. "The prayer of faith will heal the sick." I Just repeated this verse again and again. Iwas miraculously healed. One sister fourth stage breast cancer was healed when she repeated this verse ten times. Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances that was against us, and took it out of the way, nailing it to his cross. And having spoiled principalities and powers, He made a show of them openly, triumphing over them in it."

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

I believe wholeheartedly that God's powerful words can heal us thank you for providing this!

[@mikecarey1990]

I can help you by finding and eliminating the cause.

[@milaishizuka9711]

Cancer, cancer around the world after the vaccine. 😢

[@deliahernaez7755]

So many cancer cases nowadays..Thinking if this covid vaxx contributes ..🤔

[@sherrioverstreet9119]

There really is! I did get vaccinated and still got COVID it really did a number on me. I am researching this now to see if cancer went up since the vaccines. Thank you for being here!