CANCER UPDATE

[@RomeeDussenbroek]

I have my own website: www.romeedussenbroek.com ! Here you can find a forum to connect with each other. You can start a conversation about your cancer journey or a cancer journey you have been watching from the sideline. Or just talk about your bucketlist/travel plans/passed travel experiences. It's a community for all! See you there! (it's also a school project of mine for my senior year, so please check it out!)

[@pif621]

you should pin this comment!

[@tcmomcoffey4028]

Even though I don't know you I love you so so sweet n brave to share ♥

[@pedrodylan7289]

a tip: watch movies on flixzone. Been using it for watching lots of of movies lately.

[@carmelobenicio139]

@Pedro Dylan yup, I have been using Flixzone for since december myself :)

[@dawsonthiago8776]

@Pedro Dylan Yup, I've been using Flixzone for since november myself :D

[@karah2792]

My mom had stage 4 colon cancer with a 0-5% chance of survival. She is now 12 years cancer-free even after a reoccurrence. Keep fighting. Don't listen to statistics. There are always outliers and miracles and you can be one of them.

[@GloriaOtikor]

That's relieving to hear, good luck to your mum.

[@kristinav7175]

My mum had the same colon cancer situation. She is 8 years cancer free. In 2012. she had heart surgery im May, colon cancer surgery on September and liver metasasis surgery in December. She is my star, my hero, my lioness! Wishing you all the best!

[@prabhsharda8132]

Its so positive....it gives everyone a hope...bless your mum and anyone who is fighting with it

[@greenpenguin7877]

My mum was "cancer free" for 3 years then it turned out she had 3 tumours in her brain and one in her arm. She died 18 months later.

[@WiWillemijn]

@@greenpenguin7877 I'm so sorry. I am in the same situation unfortunately. It isn't always good news. That's life.

[@williamhamilton8329]

A friend of mine had this in her twenties - she is now 70.

[@lyt6732]

friend of mine in high school had this too. shes just fine now and its been over 10 years :)

[@Sidonia1]

Thank you for writting this...if i would have cancer, exactly this i would like to read...❤

[@jenniferharris7633]

My dad was diagnosed with Hodgkins in 1962. Back then, it was a death sentence, 100% mortality rate. Now it's one of the most curable types of cancer.

[@pokerface7769]

As an oncologist it breaks my heart to hear your story, especially at this early age, i really sending you all the best thought, i am 100% you will manage it, you are very strong, praying for you.

[@ruthiesfight]

Praying for you in these scary times! Thank you for all that you do

[@cynthiadavid5282]

She is amazing 👩 love and prayers to u always dear

[@cynthiadavid5282]

Ur not stupid at all far from it ur loving caring and u have amazing personality u have the strength and support going for u

[@dailycait6979]

My dad had stage 4 Non Hodgkins Lymphoma. The doctors told him to not even harvest his sperm and that he would likely not survive. My dad beat cancer and him harvesting his sperm is the reason I'm here today along with my brother! I'm praying for you. God will be with you every step of this journey

[@angelarmicheal2926]

Hello dear your dad needs a cure and I can help in that area.

[@StephyGrowsWeed]

may i ask when that was and how he s doing now?

[@dailycait6979]

@@angelarmicheal2926 My dad has been cured for 20+ years but thank you!

[@dailycait6979]

@@StephyGrowsWeed More than 20 years ago! He is still doing well to this day!

[@Sunnbuzz]

@kindinot She's a troll, she's not worth the @

[@NeccoWecco]

I randomly got recommended this video. I don't know you, but I'm rooting for you. I'm not religious, but I pray for you and your health and that this world is gentle to you.

[@lambulance]

Ditto to all this!

[@MaddHeather]

Same! ❤

[@beekey1322]

@Lara Gravenor god is good alll the time❣

[@investigator77]

@Lara Gravenor I think when you are laying in a hospital bed, waiting for those kind of results, you do a lot of talking to God. Even those of us who are dubious, deep down still must have some faith that there is something better beyond this life, and we hope that God will help us on our path, which ever way it turns out. Both my parents died of lung cancer from asbestos. I miss them all the time.

[@candicegateley9238]

Hey doll, as a cancer survivor I can tell you the loss of my hair was super traumatic. But, the loss was also the one thing I could control while everything else was falling apart! After my first chemo I had a fried who does hair replacement of all things put my long hair in small pony tails. Once I had all of these in we began to shave them off one by one! I can tell you I cried thru the whole thing! We then put them in a large envelope and donated them to an organization call children with hair loss. They make wigs for children with multi issues and they do it for free! Although it was super tough it made me feel better about this loss. I didn't have her take it totally off, but as it started to fall out I them looked like I had mange, lol. So, if ever have to do it again I will shave it totally off! With the chemo your scalp becomes very tender. I to had five chemos with each treatment, 21 days apart and it was rough! I won't tell you anything that isn't true! I can tell you to eat anytime you can for the strength. I went the night before for a nice stake. Not sure it helped, but I could taste it when everything else was like eating dirt or metal. Also, Ice cream was my friend, lol! You hang in there! Be around positive people! I also had one day each week where I didn't talk about the C word at all! I tried to get out and that day to do things that were fun and something I enjoyed. I also had 38 rounds of rads. If you burn there is an over the counter product called domboro and it was my life saving product! But, also ask your docs before using! Its a powder you put in water, dip a clean cloth and place on the burns! The pain your having could be from the shot they give you to keep up your counts. If so, make sure your taking an allergy medication it does help with that bone ache! You hang in there and sending you loads of prayers and love from Oklahoma !

[@kobusdreyer3012]

You are stronger than you think. Stay strong. My wife was diagnose with breast cancer 3 years ago at age 43. She went thru all the chemo sessions, total hair loss and had double mastectomy. She went without a wig. Only weared a beanie. She was in remission for 2 and a half years and then the cancer returned in May this year. This time it manifested as bone cancer. She is getting chemo again since diagnosed in May, every two weeks. She is the strongest woman I've ever seen and I still love her to bits. Looks like we're beating it again as the cancer marker count is going down, currently at 9.2. Put up a fight and beat it!

[@bibizeeboohoo741]

So happy to hear 😊, hopes she beats it again.🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@andreeamadalina9507]

This is the kind of love everyone dreams about❤️ I hope your wife is good❤️

[@kobusdreyer3012]

@Cu She is doing good! 25 chemo's later and on total hormone suppression treatment, her blood cancer count is within acceptable levels. Scan in September shows that there is still some cancer left but a lot less than the previous scan. She will be going for a scan in January again to see if cancer is under control.

[@tracydelancia2329]

I just finished chemo for non Hodgkin’s lymphoma I am cancer free hope to stay that way I was stage 4 keep the faith you got this

[@kimdunlop9432]

My sister is in remission from nhl too. Wishing you the best for the future, I hope you stay cancer free.

[@tracydelancia2329]

@@kimdunlop9432 thank you so much good positive vibes to your sister as well cancer sucks

[@kimdunlop9432]

@@tracydelancia2329 Thank you so much she's been in remission for two years now. Cancer really sucks and chemo is horrendous too, a nightmare to go through. Heres to a cancer free life for you both!

[@budsmith408]

I have stage 4 non Hodgkin’s lymphoma, diagnosed 18 months ago. Currently in remission after 6 months chemo and 18 months of immunotherapy. Another Pet scan due in 2 weeks.

[@tracydelancia2329]

Joann Smith I had 8 rounds rituxan and bendamustine had pet scan in October got the all clear due for another in January and I’m so nervous keep me posted I love having NHL buddies to lean on chat with no one understands more than the person going through it

[@21wave]

Work in radiology in the US, if you have any questions that you don't feel like your doctor's explained well enough for you don't hesitate to ask. I look forward to updates when you feel well enough to get them, hoping for your rapid healing, hang in there, know you're not alone. You're stronger than most, just try to keep pushing forward, and no we are here to help you in your journey.

[@thabthim3456]

That’s cool.

[@Tara-id3rk]

Very kind of you

[@crystalslade1318]

Hi can I use if u have a normal scan 6 months ago what’s chance of change now ? 6 months on

[@tammyharrower7096]

You don’t sound stupid at all. You are courageous. You are stronger than you think. This is a journey you’re on. I was diagnosed in 2010 with cancer. Just remember to rest when you feel the need to rest. And let people help you. I lost my hair too. But, it’s ok, it grows back and it will be cold so everyone will be wearing hats. :) You are an encouragement to many who watch your videos and you may not realize it. Praying for you!!

[@cutestuff2]

My best friend's son was diagnosed at age 16 with your type of cancer. He fought it and WON. He even has a little boy now. HE is 26. Yes, you WILL WIN! Keep up the great outlook and you are surrounded with a lot of people who LOVE and CARE about you. God Bless Beautiful.

[@salvatorem1959]

My younger brother had Hodgkin's lymphoma when he was about 19 years old and he is 7 years remission and has been married since ,became a police officer and ran the NYC marathon last year. He is healthy happy and blessed today, just as you will be . God bless, stay positive , and I wish you all well being and healing and love. Your a beautiful kid , and you will be when you lose your hair . Beauty comes from the inside . God bless you

[@taylorfletcher3703]

I can't wait for you to look back at this in the future and smile while you watch one of your kids 🥺 I know your going to be okay 💗

[@bethhardy7322]

Why would she ever laugh about it ?

[@sp5457]

@@bethhardy7322 may be that was not the intention or meaning behind what she said..

[@KathleenBethge]

Why the hell would she ever laugh about it? What's wrong with you???

[@bethhardy7322]

It really doesn’t come across well at all, if i were you id delete this comment 😬

[@speaking_bookish]

It’s clear that Taylor was referring to Romee saving her eggs in case she decides to have children someday. That she would smile when remembering the choice to save her eggs. She doesn’t mention laughing anywhere in the comment. Why do people feel the need to attack others all the time? It’s very obvious she meant this to be uplifting and now its become something negative due to your comments. This isn’t the place for this. Having cancer is a very serious and scary thing (I also had cancer this year), so having any type of negative conversation here is highly inappropriate. I hope we can all do better next time.

[@CCMCGN]

You got this! I was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma when I was 20 years old. I was 3 months pregnant at the time which complicated the treatment a lot. I received ABVD for 6 months during my pregnancy. My hair thinned a bit but never fell out enough that anyone noticed. Everyone’s body will react differently. I’m now 40 years old and my son is 19. Stay strong and stay positive!

[@maziamariyam6798]

Wow....

[@ErikaLH]

My friend had Cemo, her hair fell off and the hair she got after was an darker colour and the most beautiful locks. I hope you feel better 💕

[@breephoenix111]

I just shaved my head I didn't want to watch it fall out. It's grown back so thick. You will be ok, you have a beautiful spirit 🙏🌈. I have subscribed. Please eat healthy and lots of water. You got this beautiful.

[@lfjphotog6779]

A cancer diagnosis is never a good thing, but there's a bright side in that Hodgkins is SO treatable with a very high cure rate. You have a bit of a fight ahead of you, and it won't be pleasant, but you are going to be just fine. You've got this! 💗

[@giorgiacanali5457]

Yes I am the proof. Diagnosed when I was 19 I remember thinking that this was so unfair, that I did nothing bad to deserve this, my mum fainted when the doctors pronounced the word cancer. However I have been so lucky, 4 cycles of chemo (8 administration in total) and 17 days of radio and 10 years later I am here living through covid. Having a second chance is so precious.

[@charlee2149]

I am 3.5 years in remission for Hodgkins :)

[@mia7061]

@@charlee2149 aw i’m so glad you’re doing better physically!!!

[@artisticwhistleblower1756]

Do you understand how they treat ppl like me with Hodgkin's, this "so treatable" cancer? THE RED DEVIL. IT ALMOST KILLED ME 3 TIMES. IT GAVE ME HEART DISEASE. Unless you yourself have Hodgkin's, please do not tell her how "treatable" this cancer is. It killed my grandmother and is trying to kill me.

[@hannal2449]

You can do this! I had Hodgkin's lymphoma stage 2B, with chemo and radiotherapy as treatments. It is a bumpy ride, but there is an end to it. I chose not to wear wigs, it just did not feel like me. Instead I bought a bunch of funny caps and had fun with them. I had really supportive colleagues, and I chose to work partly, according to how my own health allowed me to. It was a way to have some kind of normal life and not be a cancer patient all the time. So hugs and good luck, take it one day at a time

[@sbadgett96]

Hey Romee... I’m so sorry this is happening to you. Cancer is the worse. My name is Sam and I had acute lymphocytic leukemia at a very young age, 3 years old. I went through chemo, lost all my hair, but I’m now 24 and have now been cancer free for almost 20 years. I often think about how much harder it would have been to have been diagnosed as a teen or young adult where I would have been more aware of the severity of the situation and deeply sympathize with you that at 23 it seems like your life is only just beginning. You have such a positive attitude and a love for life so I’m really hoping that your cancer respond to treatment. Hopefully by the time you are in remission and Corona is a thing of the past you can go back to living your dreams.

[@L1feWithEm]

I had stage 4B Hodgkins Lymphoma, got 3 months of AVBD. That enlarged my heart so I had to stop, so I got a BMT to finish the treatment. (I would ask for that vs radiation) I was 21/22 yrs old through this. Currently 34 yrs old, have a 7 yr old son naturally (couldn't afford frozen eggs) and I am healthy since! Been in remission 10 yrs. Be strong and POSITIVE, that makes such a difference. Wigs SUCK!! I never wore one. Man you have a chance to be bald, LUCKYYYY! Embrace it ♡♡♡ You'll do 👍 👌 ♡

[@giorgiacanali5457]

I got the ABVD as well, 10 years later still here. We are survivors

[@L1feWithEm]

@@giorgiacanali5457 any side effects? Long term? Congrats to you!

[@stephaniedurand1041]

So looking up to you with proudness I wish everyone who has cancer to beat the shit out of it... #WARRIOR

[@maruparra1963]

My son had non Hoskins lymphoma and in the hospital nurses had super cold Cokes, it seemed that it helps with nausea. Your health is the first thing you need to care about right now, school will be there once you get better. Take care

[@Jyeah89]

don't worry about school!!!

[@AsiaMeriah]

Omgggg my first day of chemo was oct.7th , girl I love you were on the same track that makes me feel like holding your hand and fighting with you !!

[@RomeeDussenbroek]

Oh wow! We’ve got this 💪🏼

[@Vickygarcia73]

Mine was October 3 , breast cancer stage 3

[@AsiaMeriah]

@@Vickygarcia73 wow you will over come it !! I’m currently on the hunt for dr.Sebi holistic medicines like natural herbs directly to attack any cancer cells ! I hope you do some research too and take control cause chemo is very very hard

[@brownsugga1981]

@@AsiaMeriah when you find his info can you share please. Just ordered essiac tea, and trying my best on doing Gerson therapy

[@AsiaMeriah]

@@brownsugga1981 you got it girl ! I found all the herbs ! It’s a long list I will copy and paste to you . I have too order some offline and if you live near a natural herb store , it’ll help . You crush it up and bowl it and drink it 3 times daily ... it cures all cancer !

[@FranzyCat2012]

I can't believe how many people go through cancer ;c every second comment here is a cancer survivor's story. 😥

[@josi4195]

That's so true! But I wonder why cancer is becoming more and more common among us, has it always been like that?

[@FranzyCat2012]

@@josi4195 I think it mostly has to do with ecology and food :c

[@卵-n6e]

It's okay if you need to cry, you know..You're going through a lot of stress never apologize about not being able to respond or if youre feeling a bit emotional..! you're 10x tougher than the rest of us!

[@natashagarrison3996]

My mom's going through very similar, she has lung cancer that moved to the brain. Her prognosis was grim, she's only late 40's and still alot of life in her, one thing when her hair started falling out, it was very hard to see and witness, but then she said it felt so much better cuz the chemo gave her headache and the wigs didn't help. She felt way better with nothing on her scalp, but a bandana. I promise it's going to be hard, but remember it's fight for your life😶🙏🙏 so hair will grow back and god is good. I hope you have faith through this, and support system is huge! My mom's in remission now and I never thought she'd still be here almost two years later. So I will pray for you, and I hope you stay in the best spirit's and positive thoughts throughout this experience. God bless you got this girl❤️👍😚

[@Sunnbuzz]

WOW, I'm so happy your mum is in remission 2 years later, when I first started reading it I thought for sure you would say passed shortly after diagnoses.. My mother was diagnosed on my birthday with brain Cancer she was admitted and had brain surgery 5 days later, she didn't recover from the operation and never left the hospital, she passed away 2 months later. I wish your mum many, many more decades of life

[@Heyitsdawnnx]

Im so glad your mums doing well. I lost my mum to lung cancer after z year long battle. 💔

[@natashagarrison3996]

That's very sad to hear I'm so sorry you had to go through that prayers to you I still have my mom and I'm grateful everyday although her scans are coming up we always hold our breath every time praying the cancer hasn't came back but everything is all good for now live each day like it's your last cuz we never know thanks for replying back love

[@Sidonia1]

My 80 year's old father in law had the same type of cancer and he was cured! Have faith!🤗🙏❤

[@isabelerhart9523]

I donated my hair to cancer patients this year to make a full wig. And i'm very happy that i did it! Stay strong and stay safe.

[@kholekaaaa6150]

❤️

[@isabelerhart9523]

@@kholekaaaa6150 🥰🥰

[@Djauntywanker]

I saw a news story of a dude who had to have his sperm frozen when he was 13 yeah he has some sort of cancer.. yeah its was really akward for him.. but finally in his 30s he found a lovely lady to be his wife and they were so thankful for all the awkwardness that 13 year old boy had to go through. Girl GO HARD!! YOU CAN DO IT! Do what you got to do. Do what ever you feel like doing. .thank you for sharing your story. We are all here wishing nothing but the best for you. 💐❤️

[@hannahmarkley1664]

You've got this!! I beat cancer 11 years ago when I was 10. Losing your hair is really really hard, but I was always told to think of it as a sign that the nasty chemo is doing its job. Also, don't be afraid to cry and grieve the loss of "normal", but know that you've literally got the world supporting you! I'll be praying that the chemo works so well that it will shock the doctors and you can move on with your life!

[@TheImpiroGirl]

Two of my cousins had Hodgkins, both stage 4, they also went through really rough chemo but both of them are healthy and in remission. You can get through this too!

[@barbc.3093]

You're an amazing and strong woman! I'm here supporting you and your fight against this cancer! I'm a retired Oncology RN and I know, that a positive attitude like yours can really make a huge difference for your journey. Sending cyber hugs and I know you've got this! 🙏🏻❤

[@coreystuart]

You are such a beautiful human being, and I can't imagine what you're going through, but know that you have a LOT of folks pulling for you. Be strong. Embrace each day, struggles included, and BE that fearless lion. Sending love and warmth your way.

[@tonyafromgeorgia3519]

So sorry for your condition, keep your head up and keep fighting, you CAN beat this! My suggestion to make losing your hair less traumatic, to go ahead and have it cut off, have some stylish hats, cute head scarves and a wig that looks similar to your own hair, available before having it cut off. Trust me, it’s way less traumatizing to have it cut off then to lose it in clumps. Remind yourself , it’s just hair and It will grow back after your treatments. It will be ok!

[@strawbemmy]

this just popped up in my suggested videos and, while i dont have cancer, i struggled with malnourishment the past 6 years and i cant really relate to the part about hair falling out being a more external sign that youre sick. i didnt lose all of my hair, but malnutrition caused about half of my hair to fall out and i still remember the feeling of panic when it first started happening. it was like a visual reminder that was constantly like "hey!! youre sick!!! dont forget that youre sick!" and it felt like i was watching myself deteriorate. it was really scary for me so i cant imaging how much scarier it is for cancer. you seem so kind and brave and i am sending you so much love and good luck.

[@angelarmicheal2926]

Hello dear do you need help with cure ?

[@stevejuggler]

I have such a strong connection to my hair and have nightmares about it falling out all the time 😫😫 When you say that it was scary for you, I can only imagine what it’s like for it to actually happen... I hope that experience brought you resilience if nothing else 👍👍

[@jessm1638]

My dad had non-Hodgkins lymphoma back in the ‘90s... was in remission from like 2000-til this year when he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. A very tough road ahead, but I’ll keep you in my prayers.🙏🏼

[@EsmeeMarije]

Hi Romee, I’m sorry to hear you’re having such a hard time! It’s great to hear freezing your eggs worked out well, altough you are way to young to go trough all of this! You’re so strong and you can do this girl❤️ I will continue following you! Keep thinking positive and continue thinking about things that make you happy💓💓 there are many poeple supporting you, your family, friends and poeple who have been waching your video’s and many more!They all will help you to get trough this❤️

[@florenciadeleon5321]

Stay positive and strong girl!! Sending good vibes and much love from Argentina, you got this!! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@angelaleopard218]

Praying for you 🙏❤💛

[@sonicafirst]

Zet hem op! Mooie Romee, je hebt weinig keus maar ik vind je stoer en dapper. Fijn van je eitjes! Inderdaad een bizar idee dat je ineens over dat soort zaken moet nadenken terwijl je eigenlijk niet vooruit kúnt kijken. Leef vanaf nu gewoon bij de dag. Stapje voor stapje kom je meer over jezelf te weten. Houd vooral moed en maak gebruik van de lieve mensen om je heen. Je bent het meer dan waard! Liefs

[@jhallman0]

I too randomly found you on Utube and you are so full of life. Just a beautiful girl with a soft, precious heart and I pray that you are proceeding well. Just a joy to see your determination.

[@nikitaversteeg7755]

Meis. Wat vertel je dit mooi.. zo knap dat je dit zo rustig en duidelijk kan uitleggen! Je bent een top wijffie en ik ben echt heel trots op je! You can do it ❣️❣️ i’m rooting for you

[@BittyPenny]

I watch and I have no words other than “God bless”. Keep smiling when you can, cry when you need to and ask others for the help and support you need. Sending love.

[@crimsontidegal6332]

My mom had chemo on Mondays and radiation 5 days a week. All for 3 months. She did not lose all her hair, maybe half. She had no sickness but had weakness. She did great and she is 74 years old. This is her second lung cancer which occurred 17 years apart. They took out a lobe of her lung the first time. She had one lymph node with the cancer in it this time. She is now in remission but will take immunotherapy treatments once a month for a year. They have come a long way with lung cancer treatments so keep your spirits high and just keep thinking and saying you will be stronger than it and beat it. May God bless you with his healing hands.

[@katie3638]

My dear girl. I was diagnosed in November of last year. My 24 yr old daughter, the first love of my life, died in a car accident in April, leaving her 19 year old sister (my second love), an only child...ugh. You have been tested my dear girl, forced to grow up way too soon, but also given the wisdom of the preciousness of life that many never realize. You can't learn it in a book, or hear it...it must be personal and relevant to the individual. I have subscribed to your channel..stay strong...you are an amazing young lady.

[@meghavohra9430]

I got recommended your channel randomly but I just want to say that you are so unbelievably strong and beautiful. I can’t even imagine what you are going through but I can just see that you have the most amazing heart and I know that you will make it through this. Even though you didn’t cry through this video, I was crying and I don’t even know you. You have really touched me in just 2 short videos and I am truly wishing you the best ❤️❤️ Stay strong angel!! I’ll be praying for you💕

[@bionicbookworm3928]

In just a few days I’ll officially be 4 years cancer free. Just caught my blood results today. I know that right now it feels scary and everything. That’s normal. But you’ll be like me some day and telling someone else that YOU are cancer free! You’ll look back at these videos and wish that you could make “past you” feel better because it’s all going to be ok. Hugs!!!!

[@LifeofJemiNarzary]

Stay strong and positive.... praying for you.... I'll keep fighting with you in prayers....keep praying....God will surely heal you. God bless her and heal her....take away her pain please...deafeat this evil by your holy hand....Amen.

[@miarosex8317]

Wow you are so strong and amazing you never let anything or anyone put you down and it takes guts to go on social media like this but you are just amazing and so so so strong. I’m with you girl. STAY STRONG!!!!

[@kristin9931]

It’s such a good thing that your treatment has started and without too many bad side effects so far. I’m in awe of how strong you are to be sharing your story and your struggles; and I hope you’re able to continue doing it. By giving others hope and strength, you’re giving those things to yourself as well. Hang in there, Romee! This chronic illness sufferer is fighting for my health right alongside you! You’re not alone!

[@lymphomaiwillbeatyou4243]

I started chemo on Oct 19th and my hair is already falling out little by little so I get where you're coming from. I agree 100% stay positive, doctors expected my body to react worse than it did. This battle is more of a mental battle than anything else so dont let it get the best of you. Fight through it, have fun with it. Once it falls off grab some face paint and be creative. Stay occupied and focused! You seem strong I have no doubt this battle will be easier than you think.

[@angelarmicheal2926]

Hello dear I can help you with the cure permanently. And that is if you're interested

[@loriet8775]

Please know that I am praying for you. It is a tough road but you can do it. I was diagnosed 3 years ago and I am so grateful for this time. 💞

[@emmanuellecas4124]

Are your parents with you in this journey ? i Hope you are not alone

[@NaturallyCe5]

We have similar stories on the sense that I was also diagnosed with cancer this year and I underwent fertility preservation as well. My first chemo was in August, initially every 2 weeks, now every week. I also had VERY long thick hair. I buzzed it off week 3 into chemo and went completely bald by week 5 (I shaved it all off) doing so made me feel like I was controlling cancer vs. the other way around. If there’s one thing I learned going through this experience it’s that keeping your mindset positive makes such a huge difference! I understand it’s scary but you have to keep faith that you are strong and will overcome this. Don’t be scared to be bald or have ppl recognize you are sick due to hair loss. Own it! Try not to hang on to the stigma of cancer but instead.. see it as not many people can be as strong as you and handle what you have already gone through! Only a warrior can be given this journey. We are special 😉 You got this, keep going and don’t give up💪🏼 praying for your healing and strength. ❤️

[@deniseadamkiewicz9005]

Amen to life is short! I'm also battling cancer and the emotional roller coaster is real! Always remember during times of sadness, feeling scared, angry etc...you are a lot stronger than you think you are!

[@Cantbasked]

You may have not cried but I did !!! I feel for you, I’ve seen how hard chemo can be and you are so amazing such an amazing person!

[@randrews7198]

I will pray for you, stay strong as I see many are supporting you. As a former salon owner we had several ladies go through this and we found most of them decided to shave their hair before it started falling out. It put them in control and not the cancer. You will get through this :)

[@lettimarieaspinall85]

Saw your diagnosis video and wanted to share your journey and pray you get through this with the love and support and positive thoughts from us all... my mum is a cancer survivor.. breast cancer and cervical.. although not the same as yours but treatment is the same I’m guessing with the chemo etc... it was very difficult to watch my mum go through that but glad she got through it all and I pray to God you do too xx 😘 much love from Letti and family from the UK xx

[@SherryBaby2003]

I literally just randomly came across your videos and began to watch ~~I am praying for you and believing that you will overcome this. You are a beautiful and strong young lady🤗

[@staceygocrazy]

I wish you well with your journey! There will be tears, it will be scary and it will suck.... But there is hope. I had Stage 4 Hodgkins Lymphoma and am now 7 years into remission. Stay strong, and remember... you are allowed to feel like crap, you are allowed to have horrible days, you don’t need to put on a brave face for anyone else. Do whatever you need to do for YOU ❤️

[@TheBlondeBomb1000]

With hair, wig or without, you are a truly beautiful girl! You remind me of Madisson Hausburg from the TV show Siesta Key. Fighting this cancer and beating it will show you (and empower you) as to just how strong you really are. Dig deep. Visualizations help. I did this when I was sick, and undergoing treatments - imagining miniature warrior pixies buzzing around inside my veins and blasting away all the bad cells (usually set to music). Attitude is everything. I'm so sorry this is happening to you - it doesn't feel fair for anyone to have to go through something like this. To quote "You were given this life because you are strong enough to live it." Believe those words. You will get through this. Hugs, from Canada.

[@4Dangert]

She is naturally beautiful, good looking. And courageous and amazing.

[@JennyxJigsaw]

Pff, dat komt ff binnen. Heel veel sterkte en beterschap! Als je overal het positieve van in probeert te blijven zien, komt het allemaal goed! Ik heb 3 jaar geleden (ook op mijn 23ste, hoe toevallig) lymfeklierkanker gehad en snap precies wat er nu allemaal door je heen gaat. Het is een hele achtbaan, maar jij kan dit! Mocht je de blog willen lezen die ik het hele traject (en erna) heb bijgehouden dan laat het maar weten! Ik vond het zelf heel fijn om ervaringen van anderen te lezen, maar misschien heb jij daar helemaal geen behoefte aan :)

[@barbsmith500]

I’m so sorry you have to go through such aggressive treatment at such a young age. You are doing well at facing your disease and it’s effect on your life. I hope your viewers can give you encouragement and hope so you can keep going along the path to recovery. Best wishes and encouragement from Canada.

[@caseydemaio7628]

Praying for you! I pray that you will be given daily strength to get through all of this! You’ve got this! Know that so many people are here for you and that you’re not alone in this fight! You are amazing! ☺️

[@BellzGrowinginGrace]

Hi I only got recommended your video today, but please know you're in my prayers, praying for healing and quick recovery for you. you have a beautiful attitude. Love from Ireland to you. ♥

[@gelinegormley]

You are strong! I am wishing for a complete recovery for you. 2020 really does suck, but listening to people’s stories like you gives me a resilient perspective.

[@dogmomtoone7583]

Best of luck with everything! I hope your scans come back positive and this all will be a memory and you can move on with your life!! So much love to you my friend! 💚💚💚

[@owleyes5599]

You are a beautiful young lady. If you can face this with positivity and all your strength you will be helped so much. My thoughts of healing are being sent to you. May you have a long life.

[@lisadawley]

I hope you are doing ok on your healing journey. It must be very scary to be going through this at such a young age. I was diagnosed with two cancers this year and start chemoradiation tomorrow. I lost my hair awhile ago due to leukemia, it was traumatizing at the time, but I got used to wearing a wig, and now I just buzz my hair super short. It will be ok, your hair will grow back. You can do this, my prayers are with you!

[@zenfulkatoria]

Sending you hugs and lots of love 💕. You are going through so much right now. Rest and take care. After my breast cancer dx I no longer put things off things that bring me joy or do things that cause me stress if I can avoid it. You can do can do hard things and you WILL get through this. ❤️🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾

[@dafisheye]

You bring tears to me. Tears of admiration for a beautiful young woman who, in spite of your pain and fears, takes that moment to encourage your listeners to live in a fulfilling way because life is short. I’m praying that you will have many many years ahead of you. And if you choose to do so, someday get to use those eggs you froze! Take each day as a gift. We all need to! Sending you much love and aloha from Hawaii.💝

[@mrstowner]

Hello from New Zealand..I was diagnosed with Non Hodgkins Lymphoma at the age of 26..1 year after I married my husband..and 2 days after the early induced arriva lof my son..my second child. I was given as little as 3 months to live..exact words..I had a massive op the following day..with my baby in the same room and my Mum and husband looking after him until I could a few days later. He was 6 weeks prem. I then began aggressive chemo. It was so hard..I too lost all of my beautiful long curly hair..but I stayed positive. Long story short..I am now 55!!! And I was told that i would be sterile from the chemo..I had a beautiful daughter only 18 months after I went in remission!! Stay positive my dear..I will pray for you sweetie..you are beautiful and amazing xxxx

[@michealcollins5650]

I was diagnosed with Cancer in 2018 and I have tried everything I could to heal myself, but it was all to no avail, until I saw a post on a health forum this herbalist through his email and he prepared me a herbal cure for Cancer and sent it to me via the delivery service of UPS from the company, when I received this herbal cure. They gave me step by step instructions on how to apply it, when I applied it according to the instructions I was totally cured of this disease within 5 months of use, I am now Cancer free, all thanks to Dr. Timothy You can also contact this great herbalist for help by email: [e-mail] or contact Dr. Timothy through his whatsapp number: [phone] He is also specialize in treating all kinds of diseases, VIRUS HERPES , HEPATITIS B, BRAIN DISEASE, INFERTILITY, DIABETES EPILEPSY AND MORE ...... He will also be of help to you

[@sachinmindfreak]

Such a strong woman... Hats off to you... An unexpected medical report can change your life upside down...and you are so inspiring, i too had a condition which was very milder than you and now i feel so much pity for myself for what has happened to me... Go on woman, nothing can stop you....

[@evakeidel4405]

Keep fighting....I was diagnosed with uterus cancer in February this year...and I am on rehabilitation right now...stay strong - wish you all the best

[@Noemi-nw4ke]

Rooting for you love remain positive mindset is everything! My mom has Hodgkin’s lymphoma and she is on her way to recovery with her bright mindset and prayer she is healing. Stay strong beautiful! You will get through the bad days!

[@speaking_bookish]

I’m 35 and was diagnosed with cervical cancer in June. I spent the summer going through chemo and radiation. It was scary and made me feel like crap but I was able to be cured! I had to get chemo once a week for 2 months and 30 radiation treatments. I totally understand everything you’re feeling. Right down to being so tired after chemo. I was very lucky and didn’t lose my hair. It was thinning quite a bit and even now a couple months since I’ve stopped treatment it’s still shedding a bit more than it normally would. The thing is... cancer isn’t an automatic death sentence anymore. The treatments they offer are really amazing. I have faith that you will get through is. It’s hard being told that you have cancer when you’re so young, I’m older than you but still young to get a diagnosis. I’ll never, for the rest of my life, forget what it was like to be told that I had cancer. It’s something no one can ever know unless they go through it. But it’s made me realize how strong I am and how much I can handle that I never thought I could. You will battle your way through to a cancer free life as well.. I have faith! And while I know that there is a chance this could happen to me again, I also know that I have what it takes to face that hurdle of it does happen. Good luck my friend and know that you’re not alone!! (In the early days of my diagnosis when I didn’t have a stage or anything like that, I felt immensely alone even when I was surrounded by people. It was a terrible feeling.. I hope you aren’t plagued by that and can find comfort knowing you definitely aren’t!)

[@pikkukaisu1]

I’m a 45 year old mama of 3 kids. I had Hodgkin’s Lymphoma 2B at 17 years old, year 1992. I went through chemo and radiation, splenectomy with lots of complications. You are a beautiful strong girl, your hair will come back even stronger and you will beat this and go on to live a full life! Lots of love ❤️

[@pikkukaisu1]

Had my babies naturally X

[@katelynanderson7831]

Stay positive! You are very strong going through this! When I was 11 I was diagnosed with a sarcoma in my elbow and had to go through chemo, surgery to remove the tumor and radiation, I lost my hair and it straight up sucked! Cancer sucks but you will fight this!!!!

[@carolcoolina2001]

I’m a nurse working with cancer patients since 19 years and I’m happy to see how brave you are keep it up dear

[@aliceinwonderland42020]

Your mind can be so strong so never loose hope. My great grandma got 98 years old and as she had her last days she was very sick but wanted to see my grandpa (her son) again as he was on holiday. She sat out those days until he came back and said her goodbyes. I truly believe it was because she was not ready to die without seeing him for the last time. You have such a strong mind you will beat this and come out stronger! 💕

[@irenea819]

When I was diagnosed with Hodgkins lymphoma last year (I was 25) I also decided to freeze my eggs - Im still not sure if I even want to have kids, but I do not regret it in the slightest, it gives me peace of mind to know that if I need or want them in the future they're there.

[@elizabethseals2001]

You are so motivational and you are such an inspiration. That's awesome about your MRI. I know that was scary waiting on those results. I have multiple sclerosis (you'd never know🙏 and it will be 17 years next week since my diagnosis) and that first one was super scary. I'm in no way comparing our situations. I go to a neurologist at a really good hospital in Alabama. He tells me I'm a unicorn and he tells other doctors about me at conventions. Your oncologist will be telling you the same thing very soon. You're so beautiful. I don't think you will even need a wig. You've got this sweetie. I'll be praying for you sweetie.

[@katiepeterson2306]

My dad had stage 2 Non Hodgkins Lymphoma (which he has beat) and my mom had stage 3 bladder cancer (which with surgery and chemo she has beat). Fighting is the bets thing you can do. Fighting and trying to maintain a regular life balance. You can do this.

[@moonchild_778]

A couple of months ago I shaved the under half of my hair because of how damaged it was and it made me feel so liberated and cute. I hope with you losing your hair you can find the cuteness in it. I'm rooting you on. My grandma early this year was diagnosed with lung cancer and after chemo and radiation she was tested and officially was told she's in remission since August. I hope the road for you isn't too difficult and you have the support you need/want. I may just be a stranger but I'm always here for you too ❤️

[@tasharobinson8524]

you got this! i'm dealing with cancer through the pandemic too, so i know how you're feeling. feels like a rugs been pulled out from under your feet being diagnosed. i'm 24, getting diagnosed young really throws your life off balance!!! i'm in a couple cancer survivor groups on facebook and wanted to share that i know a bunch of people from the group who are 40+ years out from hodgkins lymphoma! we have such amazing medical advances today. you are going to kick this cancers ass ❤️

[@McDreamyn_mdphd]

I don't know you and I don't know how I ran across your video, but it was so compelling that I had to watch. I wish you all the strength in the world as you battle this terrible disease.

[@Hanneke71]

I wish you a lot of strength in this difficult period. In 2013 I had breast cancer myself. With chemotherapy and various operations.

[@stasianastya]

Hii, I want to tell you that my brother got diagnosed with the same cancer in June, and he is about to finish his last chemo and he is doing great!! I just want you to know that you will absolutely get through it and will come out even on the brightest side😊❤❤

[@crystallee6642]

I just came across your video for the first time and I know it's very scary to go threw cancer at a young age I too got my cancer diagnosis while I was pregnant with my third baby and now that I'm not pregnant anymore we're going to be starting treatment. I think you are a very strong women and very courageous of speaking out what cancer looks like and I wish you the very best on your cancer journey 💕💕

[@anishadsouza9726]

My dad got diagnosed with NHL of spine stage 1 just in September 2020 on my birthday .. and it was a very painful news to knw that... day But he is strong and doing very well completed his 3rd chemo treatment and we are awaiting his PET scan results to see how he is doing .. he doesn't have side effects except swollen feet due to lesser body movements if all goes well 3 more chemotherapy to go .. and I hope things get better.. Watching your story makes me positive and strong to stand by my dad as his support system.. I am keeping you in my prayers .. be postive .. surround yourself with positive people and positive things .. lots of love .. ❤️❤️ from India

[@linamasad3613]

My sister had the same type of cancer at 14. She is 40 now and doing great! Stay strong i know its not easy but you will be OK.

[@sparechange5815]

I had cancer in 2002. I had chemo. My hair fell out. When it started falling out, I went to the beauty shop and had my head shaved. It was too depressing to wake up and find a clump of hair on my pillow or get up from my recliner and a clump of hair would be on the back of the chair. It was just too depressing. I wore a wig 4 quite a while. But my hair finally grew back in just as thick as it was before. I hope that happens with you. I am going to pray for you. I just found your Channel. One thing that helped me a lot was watching funny shows on TV. They were mostly old ones like I Love Lucy, Everybody Loves Raymond, Etc. Laughter is a good thing.

[@tinadavis1577]

My dad is dying with cancer now.. they gave him 2 months and it's been almost 5 years. Lots of hope and prayers to you... you got this!! 👍❤

[@Julia-tq8kd]

Meid, ik zie deze video voorbijkomen en ik wil even zeggen dat je harstikke sterk bent. Geloof erin! Ik zal voor je bidden en alles... Blijf positief, want uit onderzoek blijkt dat het helpt (nooit zeker natuurlijk, maar toch)!

[@michaelgriffin4376]

Prayers and well wishes as you navigate these uncharted waters. Your attitude and personality make you a special girl and by taking the time to chronicle your daily experiences are priceless to those who are going through similar circumstances. You bring a smile to my face as I listen to your videos because you are a special person. Keep focused and kick some ass! 🙏

[@marianmassoud9232]

I am a cancer patient too. You are right everything turns upside down after cancer diagnosis. I lost my baby when I was 5 months pregnant because my cancer is aggressive and I have to start chemo. I have been victim for misdiagnosis and this affected my ability to walk. It is a lot to deal with when you have cancer.

[@jenilocke8255]

I have stage4 lung cancer diagnosed at the end of 2018. I was given 6 to 18 months to live, I'm now 55 years old, older by far than you but still too young to die. The only treatment they could offer was palliative (no chance of a cure) but I went for it! I didn't lose my hair on chemo because I used a cooling cap, think of the worst brain freeze ever but worth it. The chemo slowed the cancer but new spots showed after four cycles of chemo so they switched me to immunotherapy. I was not sick at all before and during chemo and never looked sick. When I started immunotherapy I got a clot in my lung which was sooo painful and then had fevers and neutropaenia for 6 days but didn't feel sick at all. I had a PET scan after two cycles of immunotherapy which showed a reaction (side effect) that was potentially life threatening (pneumonitis) but I was just a tiny bit short of breath but (and it's a huge but) it also showed complete response to the immunotherapy (no cancer seen). I'm still on immunotherapy but my scans have been clear since then and my oncologist only wants scans every 6 months now. I kept positive and went out every chance I got (less now with covid) I only took a few months off work whilst I was on chemo (at that stage I had been told I was terminal and didn't want to work till I died) but as soon as I started immunotherapy I went back to my job as a registered nurse and have been working since. Such a long comment and I left heaps out but my advice to you would be stay positive and do what you are doing...... keep living, my motto through this has been just keep living life till I'm not. I send best wishes for, strength and courage but most of all happiness for you, big hugs, stay safe.

[@JillyBean1968]

I think it’s safe to say we are all here for you and praying for you! Thank you for the update, I’ve been wondering what has been going on. Keep being positive. Hugs and Love clear from the USA 🇺🇸

[@KB-xd5wq]

Hang in there. I had many rounds of chemo for Aggressive B Cell Non Hodgkin's lymphoma. I hated losing the hair also...but it does come back. I understand your concerns and I was there. But you will get through this. I found walking as much as I could every day even when I didn't feel great helped me physically and mentally.

[@AndiSchneider]

I’m sorry you’re going through this, I don’t have cancer, I have GI failure, and eventually need a transplant. I know it’s tough being sick, and I can’t imagine how afraid you are. Just by watching your videos I can tell you are sooo strong, and I believe that you can do this! Prayers!

[@angelarmicheal2926]

Hello dear I can help you with the healing process and everything will be fine without the transplant.