CU#77. The story so far to Oct 8, 2023.

[@sweett2185]

Greetings Paul. Nice to meet you. Your video came up on my feed. I am Marsha, a CCRN from the US. You have an excellent grasp on anatomy and physiology of your cancer. You gave an excellent explanation of your CT scan. I believe Ms. Roberta is your guardian angel. You are very fortunate that your initial surgeon & oncologist did his/her area and moved you along. It is my opinion that it was good that you didn't get the 1st clinical trial. You are going where miracles happen. You will be amazed w your team. I have signed up to come along on your journey. Take us w you & Brown Bunny if you can. Best wishes.

[@PaulinPerth]

Thank you so much. I always worry I will get the factual parts wrong, so it is nice to hear feedback like yours. I also want to thank you for the work that you do as a CCRN. Healthcare staff are not adequately appreciated in my opinion. I've worked in the IT department of various hospitals, and I see the work that you do. To you and any other healthcare workers reading this: I appreciate the work that you do. You deserve more recognition. I don't celebrate the Kardashians. I celebrate the nurse that pulled a double-shift because if she didn't, then someone might have died. Paul.

[@CherylBennett-m4i]

Paul thank you for the update about your condition! I've been following you for awhile now and I am praying for you and many other! You are very easy to listen to and very informative for our community! Praying for this new journey to see if you get the surgery and a wonderful miracle for you!! I miss my mom so much also Paul!! Take your bunny from your mom and hold on tight!! We miss and love our momma's! We love ya Paul! You enjoy your day today!! Your friend Cheryl from Missouri 💙 Dear heavenly father please keep us all safe!! In Jesus name I pray this Amen

[@WelshKyle]

@@PaulinPerthI agree as a Radiographer

[@UserConn]

Ivermectin to treat cancer read the article Paul.

[@Truth1561]

​@@UserConnhe specifically asked in this video for people to STOP suggesting alternative treatments. Paul is intelligent and has clearly thoroughly researched his situation- he doesn't need to be bombarded with comments like yours whilst he's exhausting the cancer treatment offered by hospitals. Ask someone who has had cancer twice I can say with authority that cancer patients do not want to keep being told about alternative treatments or narrative about crackpot miracle cures.

[@WabeWalker100]

The story so far: Paul in Perth gets diagnosed with terminal cancer, and instead of wallowing alone in self-pity, as Michael from Vancouver, British Columbia likely would have done, he takes his journey to KZbin and completely exposes himself in order to help others who are going through a similar end of life journey, thus giving profound meaning to his existence, however long it happens to be. Thank you, Paul. Michael from Vancouver, British Columbia.

[@PaulinPerth]

You are welcome. Feel free to use it as a growth moment for yourself. You don't need to compare yourself to me. What you should do is compare yourself today to yourself yesterday. If you continue to be a better version of yourself, then you are succeeding in life.

[@christinahahni6144]

I like your comment above very much! ❤

[@Chelbsn]

I'm so incredibly hopeful that this is your last drain and that Sydney is a massive success for you

[@NudePostingConspiracyTheories]

So bloody am i. But whatever happens we’ll be with him. But im so hoping

[@loiscassels8966]

I’m 70. I still have the “guts” of the bunny my godmother put in my bassinet in the hospital when I was born. I only remember it with the raw fabric, darned, stitched up, buttons for eyes, and red velvet ears. I asked my Mom why it’s name was Pinkie and was surprised to learn it was once a pink plush bunny. When I became a godmother myself, I put a bunny in my goddaughter’s bassinet. I was present at her birth. She has now more passed it on to her own daughter. I love the tradition that has been formed. I hope that generations will love the silver Persian lamb fur off of Nickle. ❤️❤️🇨🇦

[@PaulinPerth]

Oh, that's a beautiful tradition.

[@cabinessence_timely_hello]

Hey Paul, ever since my father-in-law (who is also my brother's father) got diagnosed with terminal stomach cancer, I've been consuming a lot of cancer related videos here on KZbin, trying to understand and to cope with the idea that soon Sandro won't be with us anymore I came upon your channel expecting to find a man who wasn't able to live, but I encounter a man who gave life a fair fight and gave me more hope about the future, cancer is a bitch and it sure isn't easy to cope with your mortality, but your strength gave not only me, but Sandro, and everyone around him, a better understanding of the beast we will ride on and how to keep your head straight in this never ending struggle You helped me more than you can imagine, cancer became to us not about death, but about life, about the way you live is more important than your death, bless you man, and the best of luck to us all

[@PaulinPerth]

You are welcome. I'm glad my legacy is coming into existence. Paul.

[@parisachilles2682]

I’ve always researched any malady I’ve had since an MVA that almost took my life 42 years ago. Having had over 30 general anesthetic since that time, with my last surgery being 2 weeks ago to get an artificial knee in my ‘good’ knee. I hope I don’t state the obvious, but you clearly get comfort from researching the medical procedures afforded you as opposed to many who do not want the details. It makes me like you even more, as being your own advocate keeps you in a position where doctors tend to be more willing to be clearer and more candid towards the patient. Keep up your humour and your crying, it is endearing. Supporting you from Canada.

[@piaogilvie8463]

You've most certainly had your challenges in life. 30 general anesthetics - a Lot. You too must be a strong human being! I wish you luck with your new knee🌺🌺🌺

[@aaskeleton]

@@piaogilvie8463😊

[@sharonread7674]

❣🙏

[@piaogilvie8463]

Dear Paul, I too will never ever trust an appendix😁 Your mother sounds like a wonderful woman. She'd definitely want you to live❣️ I too want you to live, and I feel confident, that each and every subscriber of your channel wants you to live too❣️ This coming week will certainly be busy and big with the appointment in Sydney. Wishing you strength and a positive outcome💚💚💚💚

[@BHeisler59]

The last 15 seconds was a whole other You. Speaking future, a smile, a giggle, speaking of a (non medical) schedule simply meeting friends. I'd be willing to bet confused cells felt that transfer of energy.

[@laurenanderson9752]

Every single one of us want you to live! I'm praying that Wednesday is a success. You've got this Paul!

[@BoxingFightsByGaryWilson]

Wishing you all the very best & hoping today goes well for you.

[@Crymeariver227]

Paul, I understand that with a PCI of 39 your Perth team did not want to undertake such an operation, but why didn’t they refer you to the Sydney surgeons then, or any group that had those resources? I too appreciate a surgeon knowing their limitations; however, they also know who and where such procedures can be done. The fact you had to discover this via a support group is both alarming and a blessing.

[@Nicana68]

This occurred to me also and it's concerning, to say the least. But in my experience (as a fellow West Australian) it's typical of many specialists and surgeons here.

[@Crymeariver227]

@@Nicana68 It’s not restricted to only your country; here in the US I can speak from personal experience. I dealt with a doctor with an ego so bloated he couldn’t see himself in any way other than the Messiah complex he portrayed; it cost my brother his life. Not saying this was Paul’s experience, however, if you knew there was a life ring at one end of the boat while you were on the other, and someone fell overboard, would you do nothing because the life ring was too far away, or yell for the guy on that end to throw it to the drowning man? I’m just thankful for that layperson in the support group that made the connection!

[@DirlingSwervish]

I am so touched by you finding comfort in brown bunny. I don't know why...but it made me cry. ❤

[@chrissygreig2277]

What an amazing man you are Paul, I am honored to be on this journey with you. Sending hugs, strength and love ❤️🌹x

[@dmntd1]

Oddly, I have a family doctor appt the same day to tell of everything that is going on with me... the list has expanded. You got this Paul. You ain't going nowhere. I just have a feeling.

[@rachelsmename6]

I love stuffed animals and they still give me comfort at age 63. They all have names. Wishing for you a healthy turn of events .

[@suzannastevens4059]

Your mom will be their with you. Guiding and protecting your team of Drs. So take bunny with you!!! I love your bunny. My daughter carriers Wonder Woman because she has breast cancer and her friend had her as she is a cancer survivor. Love and peace on your safe journey in the next phase of this journey!!!!

[@ChristineKeen-v1e]

Dear Paul, very brave of you to go through your story again. Im sure your dear mum is always with you and she and Brown Bunny will comfort you in Sydney. You are doing an amazing job with your videos which I know will be a very valuable resource for others who travel the same road. Sending prayers for great results this week. Xxx

[@ccifuentes]

What an extraordinary and thoughtful human you are. A wise man said: "If the moment brings fight, fight", and you are the epitome of that courageous sentence. Where I write from is still early morning, but I still wish you a very good day :)

[@badfinger5754]

Best of luck to you in your adventure in Sydney. I had stage 4 colon cancer in 2010, I'm still here and keep the faith in yourself.

[@KaHOPE91]

You’re a fighter mate. So proud of your spirit. Good luck in Sydney, you’ve got this.

[@ffssheeple]

Paul mate I really hope they can give you this operation! My partner and I have been praying, hoping and sending postive vibes to the universe that you are eligible and therefore have a successful operation 🙏 💙 Trying to still catch up on older videos of yours but i caught the last several of them 🙃

[@PaulinPerth]

Much appreciated. Stay tuned. Next week will be lots of news.

[@ffssheeple]

@@PaulinPerth absolutely will do! 👍👍

[@bearsrodshop7067]

Glad you did this recap Paul. I subbed and got on board in mid August, so would have had to back up on your journey's start. It is always on my mind of the esophagus that also resides just inside the top part of my stomach will spread though out like a Wild Fire. My oncologist and radiologist keep assuring me both the chemo and radiation are holding it from spreading. Have 2 more chemo, and 14 radiation, and then another PET scan. We will all be with you on the Sidney journey, just wanted to wish you the best from TX, Bear

[@la58076]

You recently popped up in my recommended - I'm so glad you did. You seem like such a lovely guy, and I have my fingers (and toes) crossed for you. Sending love from the UK x

[@Clopidogrel22]

Thanks for sharing your story Paul. Your explanation of your condition is excellent I must say; I have watched a few of your car videos and you truly have a knack for explaining stuff! (I'm actually a medical school student, and your description of your CT was clearer than some of what I read in books...!) I'm so sorry you're going through this. Once again, I appreciate you sharing your story.

[@OceanChild87]

Paul, thank you for sharing this video, especially the part about your mom. It made me realize something. My mom was diagnosed with metastasized breast cancer 5 years ago. She passed away in October 2020. Unfortunately, prior to her diagnosis, our relationship wasn't good, we had no contact for many years. That actually only changed after she told me about her diagnosis. During her treatment, she gave a plush cat to me (I have two cats so she knew I like them). I thought it was cute but didn't think much more of it. But now that you spoke of the little rabbit your mom has given you it suddenly occured to me that my mom's gift wasn't just a random one, but that she wanted me to have this to remember her. Perhaps to make up for the time we had lost. I don't know why I was so blind to it the whole time. That's at least how I'm gonna see that little plushie now and it was very comforting and touching to realize that. Thanks again, Paul. Greetings to you and everyone reading this from Germany 😊

[@PaulinPerth]

Hey, this story has made me smile. I am so happy for you and your plushie cat. Now you have a great way to remember your mother. Paul.

[@gliutubb75]

I'm rooting for you and brown bunny! Your positive attitude gives me joy (and hope).

[@lynnrobertson9386]

not all heros have capes, in my eyes u are a hero, ur documenting ur journey medically and emotionally, those coming in the future can take comfort from ur words and ur humour, i cannot express how amazingly proud i am to be welcomed into ur life and follow this hard path, and u got this kick its arse, love fi Scotland, x

[@Kenna-Browne]

Hi Paul, I love that you’ve renamed the “Like” button to “Care”, it makes it feel so much more appropriate to click on it, prior to that it felt (to me) wrong to “Like” your situation, but although I don’t know you personally I do care, and wish all the very best for you going forward. I sincerely hope you are eligible for the surgery and that it is completely successful for you. You are a lovely person and an incredible inspiration to all who follow your channel, your attention to detail when it comes to everything medical is very comprehensively presented and I’ve no doubt very much appreciated by any who need it made comfortably easy to understand. Again, I wish you every success and as long and as comfortable a life as is possible for you as a result. Very best wishes and care from Ireland. 😊

[@lisaanderson135]

@Kenna-Browne I have been feeling the exact same way about the “like “ button. What is there to “like “ about cancer? Absolutely nothing… But to change it to “care “? Absolutely everything! 💯 ❤️🙏🏻 It’s humbling to know that there’s a massive amount of people who genuinely care and it’s also a great feeling knowing that there are other people out there who feel the same and really mean it! Strength in numbers will always prevail!

[@anguslaing6611]

I think you would have made a great Doctor, Paul... You're clearly very smart, and have gained a massive grasp of the terminology. I know you would have researched it, but then to communicate it, takes talent. You would have had a great bedside manner.

[@TheoriginalANGEK439]

Well done Paul. Your explanation and description of your predicament was very easy to understand. You explained it brilliantly. They offer the surgery your having in the uk at two hospitals. And when you read their websites, this surgery has great results. Just reading that information gave me some good vibes about you. And I think your going to be in good hands. Try not to stress. ❤️👍❤️

[@PaulinPerth]

I'm trying not to stress. But I do have a lot riding on whether or not I am approved to get the surgery.

[@myheartisinjapan3184]

Paul, you are the sweetest, gentlest, kindest man who has ever walked the Earth. You’re looking well. Keep going, stay positive. God bless. ❤❤

[@mickme8914]

Brown Bunny is a LEGEND!

[@zeek4749]

What a brave man 😢😢❤❤❤

[@aidos44]

Hi Paul, I hope you get your surgery in Sydney and will be thinking of you. I don’t have cancer, but I was diagnosed with lung disease due to my physical disability. I was given 2-3 years and it has been nearly 8 years and I have shown improvement the last 2 years with healthy eating and losing weight. I don't want to make this about me, but I just wanted to give you some hope. Stay positive and wishing you well on your journey!

[@PaulinPerth]

Thank you Aiden. I'm happy to make it about you. Well done on eating healthily and losing the weight. Also well done on staying positive. Life is not easy, and it is not fair. Well done you. Paul.

[@aidos44]

Thanks for your nice words. Looking forward to following you on your journey 🙂@@PaulinPerth

[@pjk1714]

It's just so surprising your cancer accelerated so quickly and silently. Since subscribing, I went back and watched your video. Appreciate the recap and great to see you as always. Hope the draining went well for you. Consider having brown bunny in your carry on. That trip will be life changing and hopefully a new lease❤🌻

[@mariebaker8609]

The brown bunny thing had me sobbing. Wishing you all the very best. Marie from England.

[@paulabradd7198]

Thank you for telling the full story Paul and hoping all goes well in Sydney

[@helenfbo4111]

I've watched you from the beginning Paul, you are such a good story teller.....even such a sad one. It is brave to explain this again to everyone. I continue to think about you often and pray things will go well for you with the surgery. I'm sure your mother is close especially when you are with brown bunny x

[@sylviarogier1]

I've been watching you since day one, and I hadn't realized that it started with your appendix! Best wishes for a good outcome next Wednesday in Sydney.

[@me-again969]

Paul, you've got this! I am super excited for you and know good things are on the horizon for you! Safe travels and wishing you only the very best news!

[@skullworld7]

Paul, you are inspirational in your attitude towards the cancer. I have been following you for a while now and you have helped me with my traumatic mental health journey over the last 3 years since Covit arrived. Your honesty and descriptions of all your life experiences, skills and abilities, relationshis is fabulous. I know you will keep doing what you do so well as an honest communicator of your life just as it is. I hope the Sydney trip is helpful and you get more time to live and find some peace in such a difficult journey.. Love and peace...💖 Ronaldo in AliceSprings

[@PaulinPerth]

Thank you Ronaldo. Paul.

[@skullworld7]

And thank you Paul for your prompt reply to me just now... 6pm NT time I'll continue to follow you and your journey and know that I'm there for you if you ever want or need to chat. Ronaldo 🐻

[@terishumaker7461]

Hi Paul! I sincerely hope you are cleared for surgery! And no more ascites drains drains is wonderful! I really enjoy watching your videos. The strength, bravery, humor, and knowledge you share are admirable and delightful. Sending hugs and love your way!❤

[@mickme8914]

I believe that you are going to live Paul. You're miracle is yours for the taking mate. The God that your Mum worshipped, He has you here for a reason. The size of your heart is a point blank give away to the fact.

[@debbieescobar6267]

I'm so excited for you to have this opportunity in Sydney! Know that you have a plethora of youtube supporters holding your hand virtually and pulling for you. Safe travels across the country!♥️

[@iamtilima]

Wishing you an extremely successful day on Wednesday at St George hospital. I hope it will be a positive and successful day for you, I'll certainly be thinking of you. Say hello to my beautiful city I do miss it. Melbourne weather does weare me down

[@jollyroad18750]

Paul , I'm going to send a prayer for you that the doctors to the surgery and it's a successful! Much love to you. Please hit that care button. 👍

[@kristymay9435]

A prime example of why we should always get things checked out by our GP. And be proactive. ❤

[@investigator77]

Hi Paul! It's Nancy in Canada, and I'm so thrilled for you being able to go Sydney for treatment. They may be saying they "may" be able to operate, but once they meet you and fall in love with you as we have, they'll do it for sure!!

[@hemidancer64]

Paul, so good to hear that you have a new alternative and to see you hopeful. Wishing you a very successful outcome!

[@lauraodle5816]

I remember when you did your first video that you had cancer. Such devastating news and a change of format from your regular videos. 💔 Been with you every step of the way. Thank you for sharing and making a difference and touching the lives of so many. Sending love ❤️ 🌻

[@bbqking7869]

I wish the best for you and brown bunny, and I know if you give god a chance that things no matter how they turn out, you will have more peace .

[@dianaclara9065]

what a journey, Paul... Oh man. It's so wonderful that the team in Sydney might be able to help you. Fingers crossed. I had to laugh about Roberta :) she seems to be a cool person! And I'm always touched by your love for your plushy animals (and the stories you can tell about them). I think the brown bunny will be a wonderful traveling partner. Sending you a big hug! You are very brave.

[@HDWorldclass]

I think your going to be the miracle person Paul xx

[@kazbutler]

St George is a great hospital. I saw a gynaecological surgeon and he was the most brilliant surgeon and people engager. It is a teaching hospital so lots of experts passing on their knowledge. You are in good hands! Best of luck Paul!

[@joao1974]

You’ve explained this so well Paul. A complex subject.

[@cathycarbone1503]

still keeping my fingers crossed for the surgery, glad i got to hear the full story, came in late... praying for complete healing Paul. Love from Florida, USA, Cathy

[@Encouragingwordswithakebab]

I’ve just stumbled upon your videos last night, Paul. As a second year Medical Student in Aus, I am learning so much about PMP, and you are helping to reframe the way I view knowledge empowerment and living with cancer. I wish you all the best and look forward to hearing about how Wednesday goes.

[@tracyd693]

Your stories get me every damn time! I am rooting for you Paul!

[@Siameezkattwo]

God loves you so much! Your Mother was right!✝️

[@TheFreezerGeezer]

Prof Morris sounds like the real deal. A short interview with him would be cool. The worst he can do is say no, right?

[@PaulinPerth]

Well, it looks like you might get your wish. Prof Morris is my surgeon, and he has agreed to a short interview. I don't know when, but he as agreed.

[@kristinescarpetti]

Oh Paul I loved the bunny story the first time and even more now, you're on the right path, prayers up Kristine Scarpetti

[@AuntDi2]

Love from Ohio 💞💞💞💞

[@janetmarceau6382]

Hi Paul! I am in the state of Florida in the USA. I can't member exactly when I started following you but it has been a while. You are one of the most interesting people explaining your journey. I look forward to your story telling every day. You have a very special gift from God. I am 70 years old and would be quite proud to you "son" so I know how proud your Mom was and is to this day! I love who you are and that you love the furry animals your Mom gave you. You are in my prayers always. I feel you will have the surgery, get through hard parts with grace and live to be much older than I am now!! You are a part of my heart now and that is a permanent position. Love to you, Caroline and all your fur babies!! Janet in Florida

[@lindseyscott7133]

We’re praying for you here, you & Jenny Apple. I think watching these is healing for me, I was only eight when my sister died & I was with her a lot at the end. I just feel for you. Very hard on the survivors too. I like that you’re sharing this. I’m a psychology grad student, we just talked about the power of intention. Like prayer. The more people praying for you, the better. So, this seems really positive for you & I feel uplifted watching. My God, you are doing well & look good considering what you’re fighting. That was intense. Good luck in Sydney.

[@PaulinPerth]

Thank you Lindsey. All I need is for the surgeon to agree to operate on me. I find out tomorrow.

[@trentonjohnson2948]

So many stories like this ❤❤❤

[@akispero7]

Your attitude and positive presence in a challenging time are a blessing, a comfort and good example for the rest of us. Thank you Paul for all the value you give trough your videos. You rock mate.

[@carolescharacters]

I wish you well on this next part of your journey Paul, keep brown bunny close I’m sure he will provide great comfort xx

[@b.alexander3670]

Hi Paul, as a new follower to your story you are a real incredible person and are brave in sharing this journey with us all. I will continue to follow you through this journey and really hope you all the succes.

[@pennieobrien204]

Praying for you Paul! Brown Bunny had me tearing up.

[@shellebelle53]

Thank you Paul for your in depth explanations. Here's hoping all goes well in Sydney ❤

[@nsmccoy2345]

Im so hopeful and praying that you qualify for this surgery! This world is a better place because you are in it! You are such a great person and I’m praying for a miracle 🙏🏻🥰

[@KarenGarcia-he8nf]

I think Brown Bun Bun needs to take some selfies while you both are traveling around! ❤❤❤

[@PaulinPerth]

He's gonna need a selfie stick though. He has very short arms....

[@parrisgjerde9212]

You’re videos are truly inspirational. So hoping for the best on your visit to Sydney!

[@shirley1364]

Oh my goodness what a heartfelt story of brown bunny. A mother love last past forever❤❤❤‼️😊

[@raycolon5430]

Bro don't apologize for rambling on I love just hearing you talk. I'm sorry I found you because of what's going on with you. If I knew about you before and you were a fishing channel I would just listen to you because you have a nice voice. I hope everything works out good Paul you are a interesting person.

[@Larisa-Jane_Rumsfeld]

St George is an excellent hospital. Kogarah isn't all that far from the airport. I'm not sure where you're staying but I'm in Glebe, very near Sydney CBD. Wishing and hoping you get the surgery, Paul. ❤ Larisa

[@sonnysnavarro6860]

Your a pleasure to listen to I learn so much from you ❤

[@fenlandwildlifeclips]

Best wishes for Sidney.

[@meaowsandwhistles]

so scary for you Paul!!! , You are amazing for sharing this , very informative and real , sending healing purrs as always

[@marymazzoni2079]

Paul you could have been a doctor. Thanks for explaining everything! I’ll keep you in my prayers.

[@nailpolishnook7373]

I appreciate your candid and informative videos sprinkled with humour. Wishing you well Paul!

[@justthegoodbits1]

So happy and hopeful hearing of what this Sydney team has to offer. I am praying for you daily.

[@lizzie7825]

Oh I am sending you the most positive thoughts.

[@renemurphy4244]

Dearest Paul, What an engaging, brilliant, and incredibly courageous man you are! I just wanted to say that i will be along for your journey going forward and i wish you great luck in this next big step. I really hope miracles are in store for you. I had an abdominal cancer 30 years ago and i was a complete mess, not anywhere as clear, concise or brave as you are. You amaze me! I'm glad you have brown bunny and your dear mum with you ... and all of these hopeful followers too. Consider me one of them now! Best of luck! ❤

[@Melly4real]

hey paul been following you for a little while, I am stage 4 mbc diagnosed may 2022, 11 months of aggressive chemo and after that straight onto a phase 2 trial (the diamond trial) so far so good, had 9 x 21 days of trial with 3 to go, after that not sure, have some lytic lesions on 4 of my ribs and will have a bone strengtherner tuesday greeting’s from adelaide x

[@maggiemoo0328]

Sending support and a hug from Scotland ❤

[@PaulinPerth]

Best of luck Melanie. Just remember that life isn't easy or fair. But it is still beautiful, so stick with it. Paul.

[@Melly4real]

@@PaulinPerth right back at you Paul x dont lose hope or will 🙂💪

[@sallyostling]

Been here since cancer update #1. Thank you for the recap. I'm so glad there's new hope. Go Sydney go!!

[@alsokristin7308]

Dear Paul, what a wonderful man you are! All that information you give everyone. We all learn so much about what you tell us in your videos: your strength, your hope and your courage, the positive energy you spread and of course all the information you share. I hope the conversation with the surgeon next Wednesday gives you what YOU need. Good luck! We are here for you. 💪🏽❤

[@bronwyncookson9309]

Again I love you Paul ❤😊

[@pennytrupiano2689]

I pray for the best for you. Thank you for letting us know the update.

[@mayaluna11]

This upcoming week will be a rollercoaster ride. May that ride end with hope and more options. A safe and successful trip for you & Bunny Paul ❤

[@PamolaJ]

I wish you well on your trip to Sydney. Brown Bunny will be with you. 🐇 I think it is so awesome you learned to break down words from your dad. Makes text easier to understand. Your parents did a great job raising you and I’m sure they would be so proud of you now. As always your in my prayers. 💖

[@denisesmith9240]

Paul-we could listen to you all day. We all think so much of you-I’m taking the liberty of speaking for all who listen.😘

[@conmelpolly]

Hi Paul, I really enjoyed your video. You are very articulate and explain everything very well. Good luck in Sydney. I hope it is good news. All the best ❤

[@HDWorldclass]

Paul you darling man

[@threepurrs]

Hello Paul, glad to hear you will bring a brown Bunny with you to Sydney. Sending you best wishes, love and hugs on your journey. You got this Paul. 🥰🇨🇦

[@hayleybradley5761]

You keep fighting and never give up 💪

[@gloriamcallister9638]

Paul, I've never forgotten anyone I've known and lost, so you won't be forgotten regardless. Im so glad you have brown bunny there to be with you thru this. Will be waiting...and praying....that's just what I do, to hear how it goes.

[@melissakoon2097]

Good to hear from you thinking of you

[@tomholt1080]

Hey Paul your amazing thanks for sharing your story so far. Love from Yokine, Perth

[@GretaGecko]

Thank you for clarifying all of this. Your cancer is just horrible. I made a comment on your last video that was way off, because I have never heard of anything like your type of cancer. Bless you, Paul, you have such a good attitude. Good grief. Take care.