Chinese woman lives happily 4 years after 34kg tumour removed

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A medical team from a hospital in southern China’s Guangdong province recently visited a woman who had a 34kg tumour removed from her uterus 4 years ago. Li Qingfeng was diagnosed with a uterine fibroid in 2012. Since she could not afford the treatment, her waistline increased to 143cm in 5 years, which affected her daily life. With the help of charitable organisations, Li underwent an 8-hour removal surgery in 2017.
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[@MostafaAhmed-bp7ce]

The fact that no new tumours were found proves even more how skilled these doctors really are

[@tbnprathades1631]

the fact that they can figure out the tumor shape without the ct scan is already amazing enough

[@ResaV]

This has to do nothing with the doctors. Tumors can be a one time occurrence Or it can happen more than once.

[@toastarkat]

Doctors can't permanently "cure" tumors

[@legitme7572]

lol what? that just means she had one tumor 💀

[@KUIJEN8659]

@@Grbdv yes if they forget to remove a piece I think

[@amethyst5538]

Poor woman! I cannot imagine the pain!!!😣 I hope she recovers well.

[@dennyluu1282]

They could at least pay for the treatment because leaving like that for years could cause severe damage

[@luiscarlos5695]

If she was in the country of Taiwan the surgery would be free

[@user-mc6tq7xb2q]

Hahaahah

[@nazbmn242]

@@dennyluu1282 yup. If treatment was affordable then she could prevent the tumour from happening in the first place. But who’s gonna pay each of those surgeons their six-figure salaries? Assuming the most experienced ones were chosen for the operation.

[@dennyluu1282]

@@nazbmn242 let them pay for it. If not, then we can blame them for letting that happening

[@rivertothemoon]

Hats off to the medical team! The world needs to recognize their efforts more. I wish the woman a happy and healthy recovery, may she continue this way without any pain 🙏🏻

[@jaleesa8523]

I recognized soobin in your pfp!

[@solaris5922]

People are gonna say it’s gods work

[@rivertothemoon]

@@jaleesa8523 aw hi! i see hongjoong in yours :]

[@rivertothemoon]

@@solaris5922 right. that's always bothered me but we can't really change beliefs :/

[@jerrygil1965]

Soobin💜

[@Soliaipix]

I’m moved by their sincerity to visit her years later at her home to follow up.

[@frankfeng4728]

That's above and beyond.

[@thighsoverlife6920]

@@crzer07 you are definitely not

[@jin_cotl]

@@crzer07 that’s why Chyna exiled you 💀

[@nat0106951]

yeah and they have to publicized it for the whole world to see how kind and generous the ccp. oopss the doctors are.

[@ssk6626]

@@crzer07 no Chinese banned yutube

[@AakashParihar_]

Hats off to two people 1. The woman who was able to bear all the pain until the suitable cure and funding was found 2. The doctors who cured her and still did follow-ups without any askance in return . All this makes the world a little better than it was yesterday ✨

[@fahm8097]

You should've written “the” there were several doctors involved in the surgery

[@bonelessmice6828]

“Two people” “Doctors”

[@idsfxtm5759]

Where's the Charity Guy?

[@mamadoutraore8473]

The Doctors were paid to do their work, they didn’t do free based on what was said. My thanks to the Charity Organization who made this possible.

[@idsfxtm5759]

@@mamadoutraore8473 that's the Point,hero without badges

[@RoccosVideos]

Incredible story for so many reasons. I’m glad she’s doing well.

[@jerrygil1965]

Amen💜

[@Dan_om3]

@@crzer07 Why chinese hate?

[@Dan_om3]

@@crzer07 you dont sound factual, you sound spiteful but okay

[@Dan_om3]

@@crzer07 nice autolike, thanx for the shares tho

[@uhu597]

I understand it's hard to provide adequate healthcare for more than a billion people, but rare and acute cases shouldn't have to wait for years before getting treated. I'm glad there's a happy ending to her case, and hope the bureaucrats can learn from it.

[@kentershackle1329]

USA bureaucrats?

[@barb5982]

梁科論 r u seriously going to like all of ur spams? sounds pathetic

[@TheBooban]

Very bad communists that didn’t help this woman.

[@saretgnasoh7351]

@@TheBooban You think USA would help its citizen? You are so naive for not knowing that USA has the most expensive healthcare system of any country

[@DK-mx4wn]

@@TheBooban Capitalist worser lol

[@aemus]

To have a will to be able to withstand such pain for a long time. That is a strong woman. Hope she will recover and be able to have a healthy normal life like the rest of us.

[@daenite2480]

@@crzer07 this is by far the dumbest scambot message I've ever heard.

[@RioPutra_]

@@crzer07 bruh is that a IP grabber

[@jemmaj2919]

this is sad, she still looks like she's in pain and struggling to breathe, I hope her recovery goes well, the poor thing, shouldn't have been left to suffer all that time 😔

[@YujukiTheDegenerate]

34kg?!?! I can’t imagine what that poor woman has been through, glad she is okay now

[@YujukiTheDegenerate]

@@crzer07 Bro stop spamming hate

[@jemmaj2919]

@@YujukiTheDegenerate right!?? I weigh 45kgs, I had to carry a scuba cylinder that weighs 20kgs on my back, I couldn't breathe and felt dizzy after 5mins, I couldn't imagine what she had to endure 😔

[@TheBooban]

@@jemmaj2919 you’re not supposed to carry it. You’re supposed to be under water.

[@jemmaj2919]

@@TheBooban but while they are briefing you before the dive after you buckle up, you will be standing with it. And after your buddy helps you put yours on, you need to help them put theirs on, all while carrying the cylinder.

[@jennychoi7735]

Wow I cannot imagine how she lived through having such a large fibroid. Mine was 8cm and causing me alot of grief before I sought medical help!

[@EVAN-cj8es]

Yup.. same

[@abhasoni5376]

Hope you're ok now

[@janicemm4370]

Me too, and the only medicine Esmya is also banned now.

[@Neyobe]

Having that tumour is like having a baby… but 10x more pain. Hope she recovers safely!

[@alexcarlo7110]

i hope so too, nice to meet you here Neob. how is it going over there?

[@pandoratheexplorer8211]

That tumor weighs the same as like 10 newborns. That must have been awful to live with

[@pillguy7029]

Is she gonna give birth to that tumor in the hellboy movie?

[@bink9113]

I love how he said he was doing his duty. I swear if I was a doctor and took that oath I would try and help as many people as I could for free.

[@kazamimamii]

Sadly not possible because you somehow have to finance all the meds and bills you have to pay to help as many people as you could

[@TheRedditKing1]

@@kazamimamii Come to Australia UK New Zealand or Canada. Nobody pays hospital fees there :)

[@jaydenlee1228]

@@TheRedditKing1 do you pay taxes in Australia?

[@kazamimamii]

@@TheRedditKing1 Its called taxes.

[@yvrelna]

It's not easy to organise these kind of complex medical cases for free. These complex cases aren't regular procedure that junior doctors are trained for, they require the work of a team of specialists that are at the top of their respective fields. And the complexity of the operation means that it can only be performed in a large hospital, not a single doctor's surgery clinic. And most of these specialists need to all work at the same hospital as well, as having too many external specialists will further complicate arranging the operation (e.g. they may not be familiar with the host hospital internal procedures, nurses staffs, etc, and they'll have to put aside their regular duties). Even if you, as a single doctor are willing to work for free on this type of case, you'll have to find a half dozen other specialists that will agree to that as well. And then even if all the doctors agree to take the case for free, someone still have to pay for equipments, hospital rooms, and other consumables/single use items (medicines, blood, IV, etc). The complexity of arranging such thing can only be done by the government, or a very determined charitable organisations. And having money to spend will still definitely help grease things up even if most of the people involved agreed to take the case for free.

[@theirbrotherhoodandfriends6101]

I hope she recovers well and salute to all the medical professionals in the world! You are heroes🙌

[@krishnasanyal7]

@@crzer07 Man stop trolling and get a life

[@JM-vl3cy]

Whoever made the surgery for this, not killing her and leaving her with no other tumorous area is very, VERY competent at its job.

[@CampingforCool41]

The fact that she was forced to wait until it got that severe before some charity decided to help is sickening.

[@truenature2415]

Yes people like you should come forward to help them early..

[@CampingforCool41]

@@truenature2415 Health care should be free at the point of service.

[@truenature2415]

@@CampingforCool41 I don't think it is possible for any country especially where population is huge to make health care services free

[@CampingforCool41]

@@truenature2415 If it's not possible then how come it's been done already all over the world? And what difference does it make if the population is big or not? It's all proportional.

[@citytianyu]

​@CampingforCool41 excuse me, at least it is not free in the US.

[@SOMAA_11]

Appreciate the work put in by MEDICAL TEAM Efforts to be recognized

[@castanmilos7942]

more like the people who researched and made the technology

[@blueberrybuttercake2942]

@@castanmilos7942 So, without the doctors, the technology can remove the tumour by itself? Great!!

[@castanmilos7942]

@@blueberrybuttercake2942 no i mean the people who made the technology that can make them remove tumor

[@castanmilos7942]

@@blueberrybuttercake2942 because if there was no technology she wouldve died in surgery

[@flocky1]

@@castanmilos7942 and if there were no medical doctors to remove the tumor she would have also died, and if there were no people that were willing to donate to pay for the treatment she would have also died because she couldnt afford it

[@quickjabquickjab8596]

Alhamdulillah....praying for your recovery and health. can't see someone in this much pain.

[@quickjabquickjab8596]

Yes, it's not just in china it happens every where😪😔. Takecare

[@GeorgeMartinus]

@@quickjabquickjab8596 Don't waste your time to such troIIing account.

[@quickjabquickjab8596]

@@GeorgeMartinus thanks for your thoughts

[@goldenboy2674]

These doctors are the kind of people that we should look up to. Not some actor or entertainer that does nothing to better the world we live in, and yet they earn millions each year. Sad world we live in.

[@lewangoalski9925]

I’m not saying that’s entirely untrue but personally i feel that you’d have to acknowledge the fact that actors and entertainers do put in many hours of training and rigour to perfect their skills, they do suffer sleepless nights and also stress, it would be quite cruel to just simply discredit their hard work. Moreover they do contribute to society in the sense where THEY are the ones we look to for entertainment and relieving stress. While they do earn much more than doctors, there’s not much we can do about it, supply and demand. But I’m sure many of them still give back to society by donating to charities. Just a more optimistic viewpoint here.

[@qjtvaddict]

@@lewangoalski9925 we can better pay doctors or cut out middle men

[@nironkushbhuyan4733]

@@lewangoalski9925 so you are saying watching funny and action video's, relieving stress or wasting time.... is better than being saved from death?

[@lewangoalski9925]

@@nironkushbhuyan4733 did you fully read what I’ve said? My point was that being a actor/entertainer isn’t necessarily an easy profession. Shows are not a waste of time, many shows are a great form of literary expression and storytelling, who are you to say that it is a WASTE of time? Of course it’s admirable that doctors can save lives, of course we should appreciate them, but we need not bring other professions down just to justify that. Who do doctors turn to to wind down? Do they not watch tv shows too? Do they not need a way to escape their bustling lives and find some pleasure ?

[@nironkushbhuyan4733]

@@lewangoalski9925 well there are two kinds of people 97% sheep 3% leaders For those 3% watching action or funny movie are sometimes label as wasting time... As it doesn't benifit them while they may be doing something productive For those 97% people.... That's act as an mood enchancer or stress reliever..... So i said in previous comment "stress reliever or time waster"...

[@corbinduncan1272]

it is not acceptable that she “could not afford” to get the surgery. healthcare should be a universal right, or at the very least be able to get treatment before paying. this is unnecessary suffering at the hands of a negligent government

[@Vectron90]

the country will go bankrupt

[@pythagoreanbeans7475]

Other countries can do it

[@NA-AN]

@@Vectron90 He didnt specify the nation and from what I see, europe isn't bankrupt. Edit:Nor is Rwanda which is a third world country with a semi-dictator as its head of state and was the centre of one of the most brutal genocides just a couple of decades ago. Idk why I edited this in.

[@Fudgeanimates]

Ya, stuff like this should at least be free to those who really need it!

[@StickySauce101]

@@pythagoreanbeans7475 about that.. you may not like how that aged as many countries with free healthcare like UK are struggling to keep it because of financial inability.. free healthcare should be a right, yes.. however until we find a way to have limitless wealth or a truly cashless world the sheer number of people who need healthcare daily causes so much of a strain people have died waiting to get help on system like NHS, where you can wait years just to get *started* on diagnosis, let alone any road of recovery.

[@UV_Lightning]

That must’ve been very painful and difficult to live with that, thankfully they could remove it.

[@ilikeudonnoodles]

@@crzer07 …

[@ilikeudonnoodles]

@@crzer07 so are you human or bot?

[@333vrin]

@@crzer07 hello!

[@333vrin]

@@crzer07 is your comment a joke? Genuine question. I think it is since you replied like "yo"

[@333vrin]

@@crzer07 the "Chynese" One

[@goaway9838]

it just hurts to know that so many people are not treated and live sometimes years or their whole lifetime with pain and disability just because they don't have money

[@part-timebrock1126]

This is so deadly looking and I can't even imagine the pain she must've felt during all those times... Hats off to these top class doctors. They deserve every respect for doing their godly job👏👏

[@adbts24]

Can't beleive she had to live with all that pain😢😢

[@calvinchua9131]

That lady has amazing grit. Well done! I salute to all the medical professionals who helped her and continued to assist her.

[@tealisbored]

wha? what u mean comment above me?

[@anonymoususer3888]

@@crzer07 stop spamming that! It's really rude For anyone seeing this commenter, just report for spam

[@mylife70777]

Doctor's and nurses are someone who don't get that much appreciance especially during covid time

[@BaCOnIs1IFE]

Such cap I think everyone appreciated doctors and nurses during covid

[@user-ho1ih1uj6w]

I think China is clear from covid cuz unlike in America they are respectfully following rules to stop the spread of covid

[@TheTrueAdonis]

@@BaCOnIs1IFE Look at American’s flat earther and anti-vaxxers I understand that they may hate them for the overpriced stuff but then the anti vax and stuff hate doctors because “Jesus said so”

[@TheTrueAdonis]

@@crzer07 Ur mom

[@TheTrueAdonis]

@@crzer07 How do u know

[@Aigul_KG]

Спасибо, Врачам ! Спасибо, Всем, кто помог этой девушке ! 👍👏🇰🇬

[@Harry_Dong]

@@crzer07 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@chieuleyang6768]

@@crzer07 ?

[@farismustafa5389]

@@chieuleyang6768 he is a troll

[@kyriosxx1627]

@@farismustafa5389 no joke that person is in every single video on this channel

[@farismustafa5389]

@@kyriosxx1627 yeah I don't know what's his problem. He is just being racist for attention

[@ChukwubuDike]

Aside from the fact that their job requires them to be empathic, they seem to be genuinely kind people. Hats off to the team!

[@tahiya450]

She's been carrying the weight of a 9 year old! I can't imagine the relief she feels

[@chansowping1811]

So wonderful to see her well and happy after surgery and able to live without pain.medical professionals are noble frontliners for sick people

[@StrengthScholar0]

It is horrific to think that any country would refuse to treat such a horrifying condition before it got this bad.

[@stephenson7192]

Don’t blame the country for this

[@fyzbit]

@GD Amberlamps so you're blaming a doctor for refusing to do the surgery for free? What kind of stupidity is this?

[@ladyofhalos]

@GD Amberlamps there’s universal healthcare in China.

[@Braveummahandislamiclight]

It's remarkable what most women go through ,each having their own issues yet KEEP FIGHTING ON AND EXPRESSING GRATITUDE. There's nothing like a woman amongst the creatures in this universe. Women we appreciate you !!

[@alexcarlo7110]

yes, we appreciate our women. nice to meet you here. i live in London and you?

[@thatneo4133]

What does this have to do with gender

[@soyeonistic]

@@thatneo4133 it does bro. Women have a whole different branch of medicine related to them called gynaecology.

[@stayhappylittlemermaid]

It doesn't matter if the glass is half empty or half full. Be thankful that you have a glass - and grateful that there's something in it.

[@sagarshrestha5800]

Wow🔥

[@int16_t]

Being thankful for an empty glass can't help me when I'm thirsty.

[@sagarshrestha5800]

@@int16_t But you can store the water from the source whenever you need.

[@smritimondal1057]

@@int16_t At least you will survive for some more time.

[@rosewaters2533]

The way she talks, it looks like the constant pain has given her a permanent grimace. Hopefully she gets to smile a lot more for the rest of her years.

[@alexcarlo7110]

i pray she is smiling and fully recovered. nice to met you here. how is it going over there?

[@philiptan2051]

Wow, bless the doctors who have help this poor woman and made her happy. It is also a great medical achievement to remove such a big tumor without serious complications.

[@rolypoly1689]

4 years for the government to provide for her treatment until the tumor manifest to this stage. it’s a miracle she survived.

[@suprincekonaju476]

Hats off to all the doctors 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@Harry_Dong]

@@crzer07 you liked your own comment for the 50th time today?

[@aliteralpieceofbread3373]

You weren’t even wearing a hat...

[@juliestevenson9151]

Poor poor soul that must have been so painful so glad she managed to get the help she needed

[@bigbotno1]

This is why every country needs a national health insurance fund, so everyone has right for medical help when they need too.

[@ddd1dorin396]

It's so diffucult for poor people. They bearly have money to feed themselves a bit. You see her living conditions. China îs very poor. But people should have acces to medical treatment...

[@unvaccinatedAndPureBlood]

That's me after a 3kg turkey. But joking aside, hope she makes a speedy recovery and get on with her life.

[@nonews4924]

Young, smart and humble. We need doctor like that around the world

[@justafrenchguywithoutamoos5851]

I’m not sure how but this gave me happy tears. Poor Li, suffering for so long not able to pay treatment. That looks extremely painful and thanks to the doctors and donators she could finally live freely. No one deserves to be in pain, these doctors are amazing too.

[@garvit5504]

Name and fame these doctors. Removing a tumor that big without any complications is itself an extraordinary skill.

[@gitanjalibanik4542]

Respect to the medical team and everyone who helped her.

[@mohammadv8560]

"To me, it's only a duty" But it took 4 years for her to afford the costs of surgery through charity organizations, so this doctor could do their duties.

[@daroitm9616]

Medicine isn't charity....You pay for your service.

[@LukaDoncicFitnessOfficiaI]

@@daroitm9616 This is China.

[@Edward-tg6vb]

@@LukaDoncicFitnessOfficiaI yeah America healthcare

[@heowhdkd]

It must be so painful 😣 hope she recovers fast ❤️

[@trusfratedkat]

@@crzer07 it's Chinese*

[@-greenlimon-8898]

@@crzer07 ummmmmm mkayyyy😐

[@denisebethany5691]

Wow! How this woman suffered & has no major problems is a miracle. Thanks to the organization that got her the help she needed.

[@CrochetLuv3r]

You can see the pure joy on her face!! She is so happy and pain free. Bless her

[@frans3q]

5 years of constant pain day and night ... I cant even imagine. What a strong will to live.

[@doriscastillo4438]

Blessing for the doctors that did the operation!

[@nhicao3438]

I am heart broken seeing this. But happy that this strenuous nightmare of hers has passed. I wish you all the best and have gratitude towards doctor team

[@user-tk4gr9zo7t]

Such an amazing story. She was left in great hands with this doctor. I’m wishing the best for her recovery and a happy life. She must feel so much better now that she can live with less fear and pain!

[@Rebel_riot151]

I'm glad she is living well now

[@selvamanysoloman7047]

Im so glad she is ok. Thank you Doctors.

[@melliesoftheart7595]

It's amazing what a little kindness can do...To the world there just Dr's but to her there the world...Bless her beautiful soul and Thank you amazing Dr's 😊😊

[@TheJasmine172]

Whenever I'm feeling ungrateful, I remind myself that there's so many people suffering more than I am. I can't imagine living with a tumor let alone one that's freakishly huge/heavy! That's absolutely terrible. I hope she recovers fast.

[@Usergibranasamsulfat]

Thank you to all MEDICAL TEAM all over the world who have such Noble Soul.👍🙏

[@lukasloh2509]

Kudos to all the people involved in her case. From the charitable org that helped her find a hospital and specialist. Life is indeed hard for the poor…

[@shawyhomey858]

I'm glad she is okay. Great Doctors and teamwork :)

[@hikariwrathyt9959]

Hats to the doctors for helping the woman! Thankfully she lived happily after the pain she has been through.

[@NgocNguyen-wc7lv]

Thank you so much all doctor and nurse , she’s look so happy and I’m happy for her too ❤️

[@frenchgirl75000]

Wish her a speed recovery 🤲🏿

[@PCTechVince]

Miracle work of great doctors. They performed a great duty to humanity. 👍🏼

[@Indian12335]

Very very happy for the lady. Thank you doctors. Thanku for giving her life back to her.

[@ilynpayne7491]

I am so glad she got the help

[@KeyKey00]

I hope that she recovers well. I can tell that she’s still in pain 🥺

[@alexcarlo7110]

You can see she is in pain. we must pray for her. nice to meet you here. i live in London and you?

[@user-kk4vi2jy6c]

Praying for her speedy recovery and for her to not face the same situation again

[@deisyva4674]

She's the sweetest human being ever 💐

[@luciddreamz1446]

Truly an amazing story! I couldn't imagine what her life was like before the removal of that tumor. Those doctors and medical team are outstanding!

[@DADEFUYE]

I grew up in the same neighborhood with a woman like this. As a kid, I used to think she was pregnant until my mom told me the lady has a tumor.

Wonderful! So touching.

[@maximiliansoong7043]

She's incredible woman with great inspiration.

[@harman4.7]

In my eyes this doctors are a lot more than that. They are heroes really!

[@lawrencechin3400]

A very successful operation...and now she can live a proper life. Many thanks to the surgeons

[@billkrill9147]

They kept her waiting for 5 years despite knowing she was disabled and the tumor might take her life. This is so shameful and disappointing news!

[@dennyluu1282]

They could at least do it and then make her pay monthly

[@billkrill9147]

@@dennyluu1282 Exactly. Her story is so disheartening. Its so sad.

[@madzihiusang65]

No idea what really behind the story so try to be neutral. At least she is not in U.S, I'd say.

[@Anas-gz4my]

I agree! After all, it was a serious medical condition which required prompt treatment. I believe the tumor should’ve been removed right after it was discovered and the doctors should have let her pay after the treatment was done

[@myeongwol]

There could be complications and other factors to consider. Never assume what you don't know. Shameful.

[@viet7408]

May this woman lives her best life from now💙💙💙

[@gurucening9927]

Thanks to those who help her...you give her a new life...GBU..☺👍👍

[@shijuvarghese4217]

Duty ! Glad to hear that word from the Doctor. Kudos to you guys. That's what humanity is all about.

[@Loonie_0]

poor woman thank the doctors and nurses who helped :(

[@SuzakuNoMiku]

I can't believe she had to live with that. So happy she recovered!❤

[@wisdomlistens20]

Wow her smile is back. What an amazing medical team

[@Brodragon2225]

Happy to see humanity still exists

[@Mars752]

After she grow a ballon not before ,in my country they remove tumour at the size of a walnut free Not when become strain full for the patient to the size of a ballon shame country

[@hoymunghin4292]

China we love you. From MALAYSIA

[@medialcanthus9681]

I love how Malaysian Chinese are supportive of China , unlike some other Chinese who are influenced by western propaganda.

[@rithyheng6634]

Thank you very much for helping her.

[@MARIE19986]

That made me Tear Up. Bless all of Them.

[@elizabethalderman8749]

That must have been agonizing! I’m so glad they were able to help her

[@sol666]

Makes me question China's healthcare. If the tumor was even just a kilo some doctor should have already flagged it as dangerous to her health. They waited for it to get to 34 kilos? That's the weight of a teenager. Nobody thought of getting her help? That's insanely negligent.

[@ellenphilpotts-troy2098]

Thanks for all the people that help this woman.

[@wanttruth3876]

I am happy for her. Bless all that helped her.

[@deborachabene6570]

Antes tarde do que nunca não é? Pô!!! Deixaram isso crescer? Desde 2012? Poderiam ter feito intervenção antes de chegar a esse ponto né??? Mas que BOM que ela encontrou essa equipe médica que se dispôs a fazer a remoção!!! Parabéns!!!

[@Sleepycat29]

I'm happy they were able to help her; no one should suffer like that.

[@alexcarlo7110]

oh yes, no one should suffer like that. nice to meet you here Mallory. i live in London and you?

[@lawyeryanna2086]

Amen 🙏

[@alexcarlo7110]

@@lawyeryanna2086 nice to meet you here Yanna. how is it going over there?

[@coconutmuff]

Sending prayers and hope to this woman!

[@suedesignable]

She suffered greatly in so happy they helped her and she’s ok now 🙏🙏🙏

[@ivanildanilda4075]

Que sofrimento, graças a DEUS alguém de um grande coração teve misericórdia dela, é preciso praticar o bem , nos colocando no lugar de quem está sofrendo, parabéns.

[@silvialogan9226]

I am glad that the woman is doing alright now. Imagine the poor woman having to live with that pain. It must had been very uncomfortable. Was her tumor malignant or benign?

[@brankoanthonyposa3005]

A great medical team.Hope the lady has a great recovery.

[@jerrygil1965]

Many blessings to her and her medical team💜

[@anamunoz1781]

Que bueno!!! DIOS la bendiga siempre y a los médicos que la operaron, amén

[@hobbybugs1286]

Well done to everyone who supported her

[@rbfreitas]

May she recover fully and have a happy life

[@Okiwano]

Great and amazing what humans can suffer through and recover from. May we all be so blessed that tech continues to improve.