Cancer Q&A - Answering All Your Questions | My Cancer Journey

Part 2 of my Q&A about my cancer journey, based off of your questions!
If you have anything else that you'd like to ask, please feel free to leave your question in the comments down below.
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[@MagsBujalski]

Hello everyone! Here is a Q&A specific to blood cancers: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooOaYn9tl7p0hqs

[@adamcarleton2477]

You’re an absolute inspiration. I hope I can be half as amazing as you. I am 18 and I have stage 1 lymphoma and have finished my RCHOP treatment. I’m currently going through radiotherapy and I’m fighting this disease with all I have. Thank you so much for talking out about this. You’re so amazing. Lots of love.

[@stangable5564]

It’s pretty amazing how only a near death experience can give you the gift of truly appreciating life.

[@JodiW]

Stan Gable totally! When I was first diagnosed I was so focused about aging or not aging. I didn’t appreciate that if I ended up aging that meant I was beating cancer just one more day! Now I turned 50 and am so grateful to be aging!

[@mariayoung8860]

I don’t know how you handle your illness, but it seems you are out there to help others. I will continue to share your videos. You are such a selfless person. I took a bad fall at work breaking my arm in multiple places, a broken leg and a blow to my knee. I can honestly say after viewing your videos, I have never been so up beat about my injuries. You have done so much for me, and I know the positive impacts you have made on Cancer Victims. You seriously are an Angel. You have so much to share with others. You will make a major positive difference in so many lives. Keep spreading the word, and there is no way to show the appreciation that I have for you and I’m sure many others do also.❤️

[@silviastefan2818]

You got this beat! Your mental attitude is amazing, and that's half the battle! My ex husband was diagnosed at 26 with Hodgkin disease in 1985, and is doing great 34 years later and there have been so many advancements since then. Keep doing what you do! :)

[@wewekokowe6887]

Non Hodgkin is incurable, it comes back it is just question of time. Hodgkin is better but still sucks.

[@brianwilkerson5022]

Glad your journey turned out good. my family has history of cancer. Hope I can keep my health n a rocking boat.

[@bombadeer8231]

As I read the other comments here and at other times on your channel Mags you are a shoulder to lean on for those going through what you have gone through. There is no measure of what that is worth. You’re a cancer guide. And a good one 💕

[@collettewillkinson5505]

I love your videos. They are really getting me through this hell. I'm currently trying to continue working. The only reason why I am trying to work is because most of the people around me are incredible. 1 particular person has such a positive personality considering the life they have had that really inspires me. It's what's going to get me through.

[@MagsBujalski]

If it gets too much for you to work, you could always keep in touch with this one particular person! Even if its messaging back & forth, or going for coffee every once in while :)

[@collettewillkinson5505]

@@MagsBujalski Yes but that particular person is my manager. Someone I shouldn't be going to for emotional support because there has to be that line that shouldn't be crossed. He's been incredible and all I've done is question his support because I have a hard time trusting people which has stemmed from a traumatic experience in my past. My manager says he won't or doesn't want to blur the lines... but he keeps doing it as much as I do because we both have a heart.

[@darcylouiseworddd]

I love this so much. You're such an inspirational!!!! My dad passed from a undefined staged 4 cancer in 2013 and now I know how he felt with all the motivation you have shared. Thank you for sharing your story. You're such a beautiful soul. ❤️

[@lisatowan4536]

I was very similar to you, in being a stress ball. Now, things just don't seem as important any more. It's crazy that it took cancer for us to learn the lesson, but I'm glad that we both realized that life's too short to spend it stressing over everything! Thanks for all of the great videos!

[@jacobnguyen6852]

You are amazing!!! so glad you’re doing well💜

[@KonstantinaKalliontzi]

just got diagnosed with primary mediastinal b cell non-hodgkins lymphoma and i’m only 20! it was a big shock for all of us but i’m just finishing my first round of chemo and waiting for my hair to fall out. thanks so much for all your videos, been binge watching through my 96 hour EPOCH-R infusions :) ...and will probably continue to do so for the 5 sessions i have left!! ❤️

[@MagsBujalski]

Thank you for the support girl! I'll be keeping you in my prayers and wishing you all the best❤️

[@megannjuliee9157]

I just whanted to say God bless you 🖤such a stong girl much love from California. Subscribing of course💕

[@xwildxheartsx]

Omg thankyou for this video when you said that you shouldnt be ashamed for what you are going through i felt that. Right now im experiencing telling people wassup because at first i didnt want anyone to know idk why tbh maybe im ashamed idk but yee im just realizing that i can help anyone else like you are helping me 💖

[@debrablake4820]

I love your story ... your beautiful because your being real.

[@arshdeepghuman4366]

Mags you are so beautiful looking and also so strong personality and biggie is cute also.

[@TheSnowReport28]

Your hair looks amazing! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@foreveryoung21guru]

I was just diagnosed with stage 2 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma about a month ago. I am also 22 and it has been an emotional rollercoaster. I started Chemotherapy just last week and i will have to continue chemo for 6 cycles. Thank you for sharing your story and your journey, because watching and reading about other peoples experiences has honestly helped me so much!! I know everyone is different, but hearing what you’ve been through has helped prepare me for my own journey that is just beginning!!

[@cpecpecpe]

Love your positive outlook. I kind of need it. The good news for me is that scans show my Stage four Prostate Cancer is still in remission. The not so good news is that they found a golf ball size tumor in my brain. Do not know what the treatments will be but it is already to large to treat with radiation and it does not respond to chemo. Thank you for letting me vent. Please stay positive.

[@norainnoflowers1557]

cpecpecpe praying for you 💕

[@lisatowan4536]

Sending prayers your way.

[@DiogoSilva-lf2oc]

Cancer is so normal to happen that I don’t know how scientists etc haven’t found a drug or something even that can combat cancer without surgery, chemo or radiation. Cancer feeds itself on sugar , there are other treatments still in trial so you can try one of those . Research how to cure cancer without surgery on google and there’s plenty of stories of people who didn’t use any of the 3 methods,still they are very much alive.

[@MagsBujalski]

Thank you for always supporting me! I'm really sorry to hear this news, I will be keeping you in my thoughts and hoping for a fast recovery! Stay strong♥️

[@xojessi]

I have a question!!!! Food. Did your diet affect your prognosis? How did food help or hinder your treatment, if at all? Did the Doctors share advice on what to eat or not eat?

[@MagsBujalski]

Hello Jess! Food is a controversial topic when it comes to cancer treatment. As far as I know, no my diet did not affect my prognosis or any part of my treatment. When I asked my doctor whether I needed to make adjustments to my diet, she told me that there were no restrictions and that I should just resume my regular diet. Personally, I think that diet can affect treatment. I tried to eat much healthier and get much more nutrients into my body regularly!

[@jenr4573]

Love this video! Did anyone else see the lightening flash at 5:13 😁

[@kittyfarkas]

Im heading for my 4 month check up in few minutes and nervous. Ive had a virus all last week and blood work will be off. Thank you for this video. Good info. Just got back. NED..

[@lisatowan4536]

Congratulations! I go for my 3 month in just under a month. Scanxiety is real!

[@kittyfarkas]

@@lisatowan4536 congrats as well I dont get scans. Dr Did one mid chemo a year and half ago. I got moved to 5 month appts. Was 2-3 for years So excited I cant go to sleep. I agree scans do cause anxiety.

[@sunsethotdog2856]

I have a small lump above my collarbone (since august) and 2 in my neck. But they are small and i feel healthy and i’m only 15 Should I worry? (My aunt had lymphoma a year ago)

[@dukeblaxton1630]

"Diagnosed in March 2019 and had a chemo right away! " Go and tell this to all US people saying the Canada Healthcare system is with long wait for everything and doesn't work. If you were in the US you would be broke forever, or dead. Your attitude will bring you far in life. All the best

[@karenimran3349]

Hiya, My niece had treatment in Britain. Addenbrookes hospital in Cambridge. She got GVHD really bad from stem cell transplant. And sadly passed away after five years. But thankfully she was able to obtain the treatment . Thank God for our N H S .

[@brianwilkerson5022]

Thank you for yo info

[@MisterPilot]

I would like to talk to u

[@brandonshaw7619]

😊

[@Pkaistan]

God bls u dear pls remember me in your prayer ameeen

[@sarahashley5868]

I hv said it before n I’ll say it again, so proud of u and I absolutely adore u! U inspire me everyday! But I do hv a question for u: so my grandmother (who’s my step gma but been married to my gpa who recently passed since before I was born, so she’s my gma) has Alzheimer’s and her daughter just found out she has breast cancer. She’s struggling with whether or not to tell her mom, my gma. But I’m afraid if she doesn’t tell her mom she will never come visit again bc her hair will fall out due to her chemo and then she will hv to explain y.... what is your advice on this situation as someone who has gone through cancer? Ty in advance! So appreciate any advice! Much love!

[@MagsBujalski]

Hey Sarah! Thank you for the question :) First off, I'm really sorry to hear that her daughter was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. I understand why she may not want to tell her mother - she probably does not want to cause her stress and to upset her, especially if she is at an older age. However, I think that she should still tell her, but maybe not all of the details? Just tell her enough to keep her in the loop of the situation, but if you don't want to worry her too much then just tell her the basics of what is happening (the diagnosis, treatment plan, etc). Hopefully this will ensure that her daughter will continue to visit her! Best of luck ♥️

[@sarahashley5868]

Magdalena Bujalski thank u for the advice. It means a lot considering u know what it feels lk first hand... i do hv to ask u if biggie is named after Notorious BIG? I hv a little yorkie who is named Tunechi after lil Wayne lol.

[@combatcancerveganseafoodsa8782]

🌿🌸🌿🌸

[@melh.5752]

I echo the comment where you said “I know so and so who died of that cancer”....that’s horrible to hear, especially when you’re nearly diagnosed or uncertain of the future.

[@MagsBujalski]

100%, it definitely adds more fear when you hear of more people passing from the illness

[@Nina-on7nv]

Why 👎?!

[@debrablake4820]

Think about Jesus his all you need.

[@maryarcoudas7972]

Great vlog Magdalena 😊👍

[@karenimran3349]

God bless you. I hope you get through this. My niece had lymphoma when she was 25 . She had tons of treatment. Including a stem cell transplant. She passed away when she was 30 . I hope everything work out for you. Please keep away from sugar.