Facing Cancer | Being with Babish

[@tgfnc]

Not all heroes wear capes, but the best ones put them on backwards and call it an apron

[@scilence_antijeffxx2789]

tgfnc thats probably the greatwst quotes ever

[@ayannar.234]

This is my new favorite quote, I love it!

[@ayannar.234]

I made it into a wallpaper if anyone wants it, needed something to do while stuck at home😂

[@tgfnc]

Ayanna Richilano Glad I could provide something to pass the time with during all this craziness!

[@CWRoederer]

I’m begging you people, please put this on a shirt.

[@antoniaford5478]

Just found out that Emily passed away at the end of March, watching this again hurts... Rest easy, Emily, you are a wonderful woman.

[@BRILLiantMindzMedia666]

Antonia Ford fuck, that hurts. Really happy that babby gave them such an epic gesture of kindness and love.

[@prosperosmoon]

Well, at least she can rest easy during these hard times.

[@dylanvazquez9374]

Damnit, as if these onions weren’t affecting me enough. Origins of Symmetry is one of my favorite albums!

[@SuperLovelessgirl]

I just found this channel today and decided to watch this episode. It hurts to know I'm watching this after the fact. But I'm glad she could relax and enjoy her time with her family. May God watch over you and your lovely family. 💙

[@carmc2745]

so sad. may she rest in peace :(

[@sixty3caddy]

I lost my wife to breast cancer a few years ago. I know what this man is going through. Thank you, Babish, for remembering that cancer doesn't just hurt the diagnosed person, it hurts their loved ones.

[@FFXI_Addict]

Good Lord, I can't even begin to imagine what it's like to imagine that... May God's mercy and comfort be upon you.

[@benjaminshields9421]

:'(

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

Oh my goodness! I feel sorry for you about your wife. I hope you're still okay and stay strong.

[@CoreyWBaker]

[@tinhuerta]

lol

[@Ibanezer21]

Seeing three adult men sit and talk openly and emotively about losing a loved one is so powerful to me

[@orewachinchindaisukinandayo]

Probably the most rare site on earth

[@taraboii7358]

The lack of toxic masculinity in that part of the video is amazing

[@aashaynandoskar6862]

I am not really a fan of popular KZbinrs putting their families infron of cameras for the sake of views. But something about this video is different. It is genuine. He is opening up his life to showcase the hardships of people and to spread the love. I really don't like watching personal videos of KZbinrs, but I keep coming back to these videos for the positivity and vibes this series promote. Andrew really is a gem of a person.

[@aashaynandoskar6862]

@Jordan Carreira I suppose or hope so what he/she meant was generally you see a lot of guys trying to be all cool and macho infront of the camera in such scenarios. But the Rea family conversation was much more genuine, heartfelt and with zero pretentious behaviour. They showed their vulnerability (which is sometimes unseen in maintream media) and while doing so, they showed their insane courage. Hope you have good day.

[@literallyKoi]

It does take the strongest people to talk about their feelings openly.

[@sarahbeth124]

Her laughter when they opened the door was perfection. Here’s rooting for a miracle. The world needs that laugh.

[@goblin_liz2650]

This made me cry because this is so true 😭

[@spdutahraptor777]

Her whole attitude is perfection "Sorry i'm breaking your streak" "Oh nevermind...my liver is already fucked up...so.."

[@msredfox]

God bless this woman, knowing she's soon to leave the world and still wanting to make others happy, may she spend the last of her days happy and peacefully

[@notverygoodyet8938]

If you can litterally be dieng and still be worried more about those around you, you are a real one

[@jondoe8o]

PLEASE SOMEONE TELL HER TO TRY FENBENDAZOLE

[@chunguschnugs6624]

she could still live

[@yeeyee7961]

finally a good furry thank you

[@lulubellpop13]

@@chunguschnugs6624 terminal=death sentence theres no cure no fixing nothing to calm it.

[@wackass1566]

As someone who’s mom has cancer this is really touching and admirable. Thank you Babish

[@Wheezr]

Ha, your mom has, wait. In all seriousness, hope she gets wel soon

[@goldenbastion2965]

I had cancer as well and this hit me in my feels

[@Jaxxsol]

Stay strong buddy

[@leastlikelysuspect5122]

Stay Strong, hopefully the cancer subsides soon, so you both may go back to normal happy lives

[@doctordoc2351]

My mother had cancer and I know your pain best of luck to you and your family especially your mother

[@dudeman71213]

I'm a 22 year old cancer survivour of blood cancer. This video is so incredibly touching, thank you so much for your support for someone (and their family) who is facing such a challenging demon as I faced. Blessings to you, Babish.

[@jas_bataille]

I'm a 16 years old survivor of skin cancer!! Wassup Incredibly touching :)

[@c.9858]

Y’all dropped these 👑👑

[@Lordchron0s]

@@c.9858 I swear one day people won’t have to die from this anymore, one day someone will devote their life to finding a cure.

[@c.9858]

@@Lordchron0s one day

[@CyrusTJ]

Blood cancer? 😬

[@TheKrollDaddy]

Im literally in tears. This is the sweeteet kindest thing ever Cancer effects more than the person diagnosed with it. their friends, Family and loved ones all are effected. Her smile through it all is so encouraging. The husband is a true hero for being a rock her in life right now. I am currently fighting Stage 4 Colon Cancer that is non-curable. This episode made me remember i have so much to fight for. A way i have been coping with this is learning to cook and try new recipes, you have helped me a lot Babish so thank you for making thid video and being so open.

[@whatever5059]

You're in my thoughts, sir 🙏

[@tinyybiceps]

💕💕💕💕 lots of love my man

[@ryankumar7389]

Prayers for you man 🥰🥰

[@peenerguy]

I hope you win your battle

[@karmaslilkitty6721]

Everyone is here for you, we wish you well on your bout with cancer.

[@Yo-lg4hv]

As a man who’s getting ready to marry a woman who lost her late husband to cancer this video touches hard. I have also been blessed to be involved in the lives of the two teenagers he left behind. One of which is a 13 year old inspiring cook who watches this channel as frequent as my self. This is why we adore your channel. You not only make great content, but you show us how great the human spirit is. Hats off to this one.

[@ElGrecoDaGeek]

I had cancer. Routine exam found it. Blew my mind as the routine exam wasn't even for any symptoms. My youngest, 3, had stepped on my chest and I was having discomfort 4 months later. Doc was just being thorough in his tests before he assumed it was related to being stepped on or a car accident from 2 years ago. Had stress test, EGD, and finally an ultra sound. Been just a few months and I was lucky, caught early and they got all of it (kidney 2.6 cm tumor). All I can think about is if it comes back and my 2 girls and my wife. Keep me in your prayers brother and take care of that new wife and family.

[@kiranecromancer3679]

Abrhat Tefera get out

[@kimjunoof6712]

your story is very touching for me, as my grandma had breast cancer when i was only 3, she found it out on her birthday. shes been cancer free for a few years now, but it always breaks my heart to see other people who weren't so lucky and died.

[@tomatotom984]

@@ElGrecoDaGeek Thank god that you were able to discover it early.

[@louisaamabel708]

Bless your soul ❤️

[@morganholland1693]

'he hand makes furniture.... HE CAN DO A BACKFLIP'

[@hrdstrange3322]

Mans a god among men

[@rogercameron6912]

I'm sure he can handstand, when he needs to.

[@DLeeJ]

She's a saint though.

[@sanguinespirit2397]

Amen will, amen

[@robertjones2521]

Just wanted to say thank you for telling us about Emily's story. I was sorry to find out that she died on the 29th of March, but we would have never known about this amazing woman (and couple) without you. Thank you for supporting her family and loving them in such a unique way. You are amazing.

[@MUSICANDHUMOUREQUALS]

When his brother started crying I lost it Also when he held babishs hand I don’t know why but men showing each other affection in that way and supporting one another it just gets me

[@whyarewealive20]

.Itz because men usually arent emotional physically cause its "feminine". So when you see it happening, it tugs at the heart strings.

[@kaijusteven2081]

I’m crying

[@thegrimreaper5032]

Caspers Ghostt but men are emotional we just tend to hide because usually we need to be the rock in the situation. Hold back the tears and and stride forward. It’s just those moment when even the toughest rocks crack and we show how emotional we are.

[@AndresGomez-rx6cj]

As men we usually (well I think I can speak for most of us) tend to stay strong, like nothing is bothering us “playing it cool” and helping those who need it the most I remember when I went to a funeral, it was my grandpas brother who died, and he has cried like twice according to my father, when he lost his mom, and this one, and seeing him crying was one of the worst feelings of all time, so I gathered all of my mental strength stand at his side, give him a big hug, and telling him “it’s ok, just let it out” and he started letting tears drop, and I was broken at that point, but until I got home I bursted into tears, it feels awful, but hey this is what we need to do

[@thegrimreaper5032]

Andres Gómez yea exactly

[@JD_2609]

"Bawling With Babish" is more accurate.

[@stevewilliams8030]

Agreed this really hit hard in my heart with the loss of my dad in Aug 25th 2019

[@natalielewis3709]

So accurate!

[@notjohn4915]

Steve Williams really sorry for your loss man

[@kikaantunes2336]

666

[@Liftedkilt]

I'm crying like a baby.

[@thereddeads]

the only bad thing about this is how this doesnt get on the trending page like at all

[@thereddeads]

@Pau Gelabert Sachse touché dude

[@Glacial8284]

TheRedDeads the breakfast sandwich did

[@brogrammerplus7683]

TheRedDeads No but the Sourdough sure is!

[@Westerlywick]

I just read about Emily's passing in one of the breast cancer support groups I'm in. I am truly sorry for the loss of her, but grateful we got to see a slice of her time here.

[@askthepaperclip]

Which one? I'm still shocked how far she reached in the community

[@Nintend0n]

On my 22nd birthday I was diagnosed with cancer, but I’m now 23 and living a happy and healthy cancer-free life. Thank you for doing this Babish! What an amazing thing to do for this family.

[@natas809]

I expect to see a comment for many years to come, ticking off the years showing how far you have come xx

[@meghansmith5433]

I just got diagnosed last July and I just turned 23 2 weeks ago, I feel u!! Hopefully I go into remission without losing my leg lol

[@Nintend0n]

Meghan Smith oh jeez. I wish you all the best!! You can do it! July is when I was diagnosed too, but in 2018 on the 19th which was my 22nd birthday.

[@jellydonut1875]

Nintend0n nice man. I don’t know what to say. Keep on keeping on

[@EminemLovesGrapes]

I thought you never were cancer free and there's always a chance of remission? There's regular checkups and such.... Unless the FDA finally approved enough treatment methods that cancer isn't the doom that it once was which would be very cool!

[@silkspace9139]

Damn this was so moving. Really enjoyed this instalment of “Crying with Babish”

[@kai.tiannaaa]

Joshua Silk Bawling With Babish

[@dankmark691]

Feelings with felix

[@tooth9047]

i literally just made this comment and thought i was being original

[@ScottOrd]

Exactly this - why is it so dusty in here all of a sudden?

[@wheresthecurve7700]

Lol you’ve been fooled my friend

[@boabuin1151]

Just imagine Felix growing up to be a bald, bearded cook, and so the cycle continues. An unending cycle of Babishes to come

[@HorrorHoarder]

Like a superhero origin story

[@megasocky]

Babish reincarnate

[@adammedina11.16]

@@HorrorHoarder They are passing down one for all 👀

[@kris_py]

Babies with Babish

[@briandal3116]

Ha imagine also i heard emily has past away

[@alfredstevens5276]

“Yeah my livers f***ed” Live life till the end girl.

[@askthepaperclip]

She sure as hell did

[@whygoogle5051]

@@askthepaperclip 🤔

[@cherrypoptart2001]

Couldnt they did a transplant? Like i read up some articles they only need a piece of a doner's liver to completely replace a failing liver.

[@hellowelcometochillis2781]

@@cherrypoptart2001 there's the risk of metastasis, which is when a cancer spreads, possibly to other organs

[@Ghost-fe1vp]

I feel like we should be giving the message don't ruin your liver in the first place.

[@losername4402]

is anyone gonna talk about how babish's family looks like more adult babishes?

[@emmascott2117]

They are their father's sons. And that's kinda how genetics work.

[@Alm4nza]

No, I guess there's more intriguing content in this video to talk about...

[@Cerinaya]

If he wants to know what he looks like when he gets older all he has to do is look at his dad.

[@boortek4082]

guess his mom had to shave her beard

[@FrisbeeGirl]

I think that moving on, I'm going to respond to every "can we just appreciate / is anyone going to [insert some form of acknowledgement here]" with the OG Cap'n Obvs response of "first". But I'll announce it first, ironically...obvs. first

[@ashleynielsen3320]

This episode should have been called “Bawling with Babish”

[@ChocolatTherapy]

as should every single ep of this series really

[@Usasimoon]

seriously fucking christ I held back tears the entire video

[@niseplank4527]

*hugs for Jason*

[@ImIsAnn]

Ashley Nielsen Agreeeeeeed 😭

[@carmenc4926]

Seriously! I’m still trying to get myself together.

[@walpole6322]

It's enough to make a grown man cry. And that's good. That is a testament to the love advocated by Andrew, his family, and everyone who faces the music they are played with the face of someone willing to accept what it is. We love all of you who face it. You are never alone

[@stevewilliams8030]

My dad died on Aug 25 2019 of stage 4 lung cancer almost a year I so needed to see this

[@princesscaraful]

I am so sorry for your loss Steve

[@truelightningstriker5803]

Sorry for your loss.

[@TheKitkat4000]

I'm sorry for your loss. My mum also died of stage 4 lung cancer a few years ago. I hope you're doing well💗💗

[@hamfrog9893]

@@TheKitkat4000 im sorry for your loss, & Steve's

[@silly.pilled]

I'm sorry for your loss.

[@amymoon3986]

I was diagnosed with cancer a year ago when I was 17. When your life is threatened with a disease like this it takes over everything, college becomes the furthest thing from your mind. So I can imagine what a huge relief it was for them to receive that money for their son's college fund. Thank you for all you do.

[@biancagaribay2500]

Wishing you the best ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@StormDatIsApproaching]

Be like Warren Zevon. Fuck it, don't think about it and keep doing your shit

[@catsudondondon]

this is selfless. she's dying but still chose her husband over herself. i badly want her to win. i badly want them to win.

[@alybadry203]

No don't do that , don't give me hope.

[@razbrosh12]

Sometimes winning is just having a nice dinner and remembering some good times.

[@natas809]

They have already won they are such fantastic wonderful people so honest and pure... Miracles can happen when you believe..

[@grimzie517]

It's so beautiful it hurts.

[@MichaelStrugnell]

It's like JD once said at the end of an episode in Scrubs: "Maybe in the end, all you can hope for is that your last thought is a good one. Even if it's just about the taste of an ice cold beer."

[@rhiannongeorge2939]

Emily was not ready for the addition of the college fund money. She was so happy to just see her husband have a great day and knew he would be pumped for Louisville, and then Babish brought out that surprise and her crying made me cry

[@readiness]

Thank you for this gift. I went to college with Emily and Now that she’s gone, I’m watching this on repeat ♥️

[@kris_py]

I'm so sorry.

[@karlauminga6404]

I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@smithy1578]

Requiescant in pace Emily ✊😔 I’m sorry for your loss

[@jamesoliver8204]

Babish greeted him like Chris Hansen would, "So what are you doing here?" It's all love though.

[@ivanho34]

"So you've done this before???"

[@cintiaquerino6523]

"Cancer embodies some of the things we fear most as human beings: pain, uncertainty, unfairness, loss, death." God that hit me hard. My mom was diagnosed with when I was 18. When she told me and my siblings, and I had a class to get to not an hour later. I remember going to the campus, getting in class, sitting down, and then getting up and walking away. I spent hours walking around town that night, trying not to be consumed with the fact that, very soon, I could lose my mom. The treatment was incredibly hard on her and our entire family, but today she is cancer free. About a year after the diagnosis, her sister, my aunt, was diagnosed too, but the cancer was too advanced and we lost her a few months later. Their mother had cancer before I was born, but she fought it like hell and I'm very grateful to have her in my life. Cancer is something that I deeply fear, but know that one day I might have to face myself. This story felt incredibly bittersweet, for the happy moments you gave them and the support for their son's future, but still knowing this is all there is to be done. Thank you for sharing their story, as well as yours.

[@hannahsizemore2459]

God is with you and your family, i lost my mother to cancer when i was young and God helped my family through it. So i just wanted to let you know that God is able to get you through everything. Prayers!

[@julioackvon6969]

Cintia Querino I am so sorry :/. This needs more attention

[@Jetwave.]

Ok then

[@MithrilMagic]

You sound like a strong, kind, wonderful person. Prayers and love to you and your family. I lost an aunt to ovarian cancer and my aunt/godmother to breast cancer. It’s a horrible feeling to watch someone you love waste away and be in agonizing physical, mental and emotional pain. It makes you feel absolutely helpless. I’m so glad that there are people out there who are willing to be open about their cancer stories. Illness can be so isolating.

[@Guerrilla727]

You and your mom are so lucky. On my 21st birthday I found out my mom had cancer. A few weeks later I found out she had 6 months to live. 2 months later she was gone. Now my grandma has it with an estimated 6 months. Fml

[@Contrerasj1337]

When I first started watching Babish, I didn’t think I’d ever cry at an episode. Congratulations, you just became a member of the Runny Tear Duct Club

[@LaraxusArt]

The Clean Ducts Club, if you will Also yes I'm crying don't judge me

[@CRS1578]

@@LaraxusArt Noone will judge you

[@FearEeatsTheSoul]

I am fighting Blood Cancer as we Speak. Husband and Father to 3 Boys. I am 37 years old and keep fighting this. It’s really tough living everyday sick, but more importantly it is much harder trying to not burden anyone during that process. I Love my Wife dearly and my kids. I will pray for this Man and his Family. What a good woman... I wrote this 2 minutes into the video. You’re a Good Man Babish!!! Awesome Video, and such a beautiful gift to their Son. 🙏 RESPECT

[@sweetjohnny8211]

I'm rooting for you bud, keep your stick on the ice and I hope you get some good news.

[@secretserenity44127]

This highlights a concept I've seen become more prevalent in my life in the last couple of years: Caring for the Caregivers. When someone gets sick, people tend to come out of the woodwork to flock to the person in need. But we often forget about the one that's usually there the whole time looking after them (a parent, a spouse, a child, etc). When my grandmother, whom we lived with, was diagnosed with cancer in 2009, my mother silently became her primary caregiver. It wasn't until just after Mema died two years later that I realized the toll it really took on my mom, emotionally and physically. So the day after she passed, me, my sister, my mom, and my aunt all went out and got our nails done and had a spa day to pamper my mom for all the work she did and all the heartache she went through. Don't wait so long to care for the caregivers in your life like I did. Show them they're not alone now.

[@aprilfinucane]

I so wish more people understood this.

[@atomicgothic6926]

My future mother in law was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer about a year and a half ago, she will likely pull through (did the mastectomy, chemo, and will start radiation soon) and my fiance became her caregiver. It's so hard on all of us really and I wish I could do more for him. I try to tell him to take care of himself but he always says "well I'm not the one with cancer". Caregivers need love and support too. I appreciate your comment :)

[@lissah1103]

@@atomicgothic6926 I'm the primary caregiver for my mom, and would love to suggest CancerCare's services for your fiancé. They offer online support groups, which are great for handling stress, sorting through associated guilt and resentment, and learning more about expectations of the illness as time goes forward. I find it some immensely helpful, and wish you all the best.

[@totallynot2579]

Yeah. My sister had to live with my grandmother due to her have a lot of health problems and barely function arms. When she passed, we took my sister for a trip to Vegas as thanks for all the years she loved with her.

[@ivanho34]

My wife had some major back issues after giving birth , and I'll always be grateful to my in laws who always asked how I was doing, and even hired someone to clean the house while she was recovering to give me a break from having to take care of 2 kids and my wife and keep up with the house. It turned out even better because the lady that cleaned our house is now our baby sitter and the kids love her so much.

[@magoichi75]

Christ alive I thought babish was diagnosed with cancer...

[@Algardraug]

Me too 😱

[@deleted2869]

Saaaaame

[@nickspillum7964]

Bro same.

[@brandonpeterson2952]

Me too

[@kurtis8583]

"christ alive" 😂😂😂😂

[@jonathanowens8107]

" no one truly dies till we stop talking about them , because there memory that can live forever", you have a truly beautiful family , I can't express in words fully how much it means we can help just by a click...much love always from Wales UK.

[@ultragamerdude3962]

@Haze The Space Commie says the guy with a Naruto profile pic

[@jakejhicks]

Shwmae!

[@AlyraDBlack]

Remember me what dr.hiluluk from one piece said "when do you think people die? When they are shot trough the Heart by the Bullet of a Pistol. NO When They are ravaged by an incurable disease? NO When they Drink a soul made from a poisonous mushroom. NO! IT'S WHEN THEY ARE FORGOTTEN."

[@jimbean5233]

Haze The Space Commie says the twat

[@ultragamerdude3962]

@Haze The Space Commie at least I have integrity

[@oopsiexistnow]

She has like the heartiest, happiest, most contagious cackle and I love it

[@darknight0dc]

Their reaction to the bourbon trip is like: "yeah cool, that's awesome" Their reaction to starting their son's college fund: sobbing & hand holding. These people are fantastic parents, I hope that she's able to have more time than she expects to with her beautiful family.

[@cornbread4535]

“She says ‘Do it the way you do it. I like the way you do it.’ Man that’s sexy” Truer words have never been spoken

[@Randazi295]

When i first read "cancer" i thought: Well, it is still beatable, this will surely be a "hope's up" kind of thing. Then he said "terminal cancer" and i choked. I don't even know the person but it still struck me really hard.

[@askthepaperclip]

30% of all people diagnosed with breast cancer will become metastatic/stage 4 (the terminal kind) at some point in their lives, which is why we need more research for metastatic breast cancer, not just for early stage treatment! Emily's favorite cancer organizations are the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) and Metavivor, for that reason!

[@phantomsgarage3695]

Let's take a sec to look at the fact his whole family is bald bearded cooks

[@יהליקינד]

Three awsome babishes is better than one

[@mikeoxmaul837]

Rea’s Technically

[@MrPianoMan73]

You can absolutely see the pain and hurt in the both of them, but you can also see the immense joy that they have. Not just joy with each other, but with their son. With everything I have, I wish the Garnett's the best, and you too Andrew.

[@izzyb404]

i lost my childhood best friend to cancer when we were only 15, and the strength these two have to keep everything looking bright reminds me so much of his parents during that time. those who have been deeply effected by cancer (through diagnosis or close loved ones) that speak of it so openly are some of the biggest reminders that no matter what happens, things will be okay in the end. i hope this family is able to build the greatest memories in the time they have together

[@Rwoarr]

Im so sorry! praying for you!

[@hannahsizemore2459]

i lost my mom to cancer, God helped me and my family through it and he still does. Hes with you and loves you and i will say a prayer for you. Things do get better!

[@mommamia9948]

My dad passed away with cancer when I was 13. He became sick so quickly and it was crazy seeing him go from a physically strong, amazing dad, to barely being able to stand. It is one of the most heart wrenching memories that I have. He was a happy, loving spirt, who loved cooking. He always encouraged my cooking, or anything I was interested in. I miss him more than I can explain and to see other people go through this same experience breaks my heart. My dad would hate me being sad, because he always had a smile on his face and he tried to spread positivity and joy to everyone he met, but man it’s hard not having him here anymore. I love their smiles and the happiness they share. Love is a wonderful thing and I wish the best for them and their son

[@chocolat917]

Jasmine Buckner I love this and I share in your pain. It never gets easier you just learn how to cope 💜

[@allaciarchamberlain1995]

Lmao

[@AliZee909]

My father passed away from cancer 3 years ago. The grief never really goes away. It dulls in a way and goes to the back of the mind. But it comes back in this really intense way by the most weird things like standing next to a man on the subway wearing the same cologne as my dad did. Anyway. Thank you for this episode. You've got a new subscriber.

[@truelightningstriker5803]

My condolences.

[@a-terrible-fate532]

I feel you man, my mom passed from lung cancer at the end of june 2019. Its hard still but with time the pain eases though you never forget.

[@liamearly4883]

I also lost my father around March of this(2021) and there's been times where I've been mostly well, but other times I just ball and miss him so much and terribly. Even though he did die, he passed away in my house with my mom by his side. And it's a bittersweet feeling. And I'm blessed to have had him in my life. I just want to hug him again so badly.

[@floranse5205]

I feel you man. Lost my dad 7 years ago at age 12, it dulls but never leaves. I also get that reaction from passing cologne or just people from afar who resemble him. Best of healing to you, stranger.

[@NosileRHCP]

Man watching this is so hard and emotional. My mum killed herself on the 20th January this year and watching Andrew and his dad and brother remember their mum I started sobbing I can only imagine what Christian will go through as a father

[@TonyNewJersey1]

I'm so sorry for your loss! I can't imagine in how much pain you must be. January 21st my own father tried to kill me over an argument, but I survived, so I can relate in the sense that I also lost a parent forever. We need to stay strong and live life at the fullest and make the absolute best of it! Your mom is watching over you and if you are happy, so will she be. I wish you all the strenght and good times there is! Don't let life get you down, there is always something to look forward to... Much love, Alex.

[@TonyNewJersey1]

@Benji DROP Thank you very much! I do, a little. It's hard on me though, thinking about it and how he has not only hurt me but others. Some people are just born monsters. Thank god for my friends and the rest of my family, who love me to death! Have a great day, Benji!

[@joka4eva101]

condolences. sorry to hear that

[@MeisterSchuster]

Condolences! Stay strong!!

[@simplyanoob9457]

@@TonyNewJersey1 i am really sorry for you.Hope you are better now

[@mbr7156]

her laughter while entering the apartment ---- that said everything i need to know

[@SillyAnxiety]

Agreed 💜

[@carmenc4926]

There’s a line from Macklemore’s Glorious that gets me every time. “I heard you die twice, once when they bury you in the grave/ And the second time is the last time that somebody mentions your name.” I lost my dad when I was just barely 15 and my mom 8 yrs later (same month). They have 3 grandchildren they never met between my siblings and I. I try to keep them alive in sharing memories, pictures, lessons I learned from them, I want my daughter to know them as best as she can and keep them alive a little longer. What you did for this family is immeasurable.

[@pige4375]

Rest In Peace Emily, you were a master in the face of death. And may your soul find peace

[@krism6171]

The go fund me has already reached a staggering $35k. My heart is so touched by their story and I’m so happy to see this for them

[@catnipwarrior]

It's at 52k right now and counting, I'm so proud of the community that supports Babish, and what he does with the popularity and fans he has.

[@tushardixit309]

52k as of this minute

[@phobos_rhea]

My gran has just gotten over breast cancer and has just been diagnosed with brain cancer. She was meant to die around Christmas of 2017 but she’s been fighting for us for 2 years. Ik how it feels it hurts so much. Thank you for being that person who gives a shining light to people who need it!!! 💜

[@soupisflavouredwater7718]

Praying for your family buddy

[@willybur7779]

God Bless you and your grandmother, prayers your way and hers

[@telearms]

My Nan just died when they said

[@krrishpuri259]

May god bless her

[@justemptiness8180]

May God bless your family and I wish all the best bro

[@ruthwoodin9369]

This amount of vulnerability is amazing to see. I lost my sister to breast cancer just two months ago and my mother to cancer when I was 4. My father has been through more sorrow in his life, that I can imagine, but like your father and Christian, he has done everything within his power for his family. My mother and my sister were strong and graceful spirits all the way until the end. Cancer is a hard process to go through in any manner. Thank you for your strength and impact you’ve made on this couple’s life.

[@FireySocial]

Talking about cancer reminded me when I lost both my parents. I lost my dad 4 years ago when I was 16 and 2 years later my mum. Both died of cancer and I was lucky that I’m not alone and I have an older sister. She’s carried all the weight and dealt with both the funeral and government issues because I wasn’t 21. I’m so glad that you had talked about going through with losing your mum to cancer because it really gives people a more open understanding about cancer and the loss.

[@ChristianBlandford]

Natalie Weng much love that sounds awful. I hope you persevere to be in a good place ❤️❤️

[@kevangelinem1651]

What a strong woman you are. Their legacy lives on within you and your sister.

[@cosmorunner23]

Cancer took two family members from me last year and it’s horrible, I’m just honoured I got to know my grandad and my great uncle for 19 years, even when the cancer had gotten to them they never stopped fighting and always kept their sense of humour up so the rest of us could still have a laugh, but your totally right having babish do a video like this is really great, for something that takes so many peoples lives each day people still don’t really know a whole lot about how it works, what the signs are or just how you cope with a diagnosis of yourself or a family member. And I’m sorry to hear you lost your parents you should be proud of your yourself and your sister, and I hope that you live on in their memory, that’s what I try to do when I struggle or am sad I think of my uncle and my grandad and remember how proud I am to be one of their family members.

[@piddlepopable]

I have just lost my mum and lost my dad 10 years ago when i was 14. I have felt so alone feeling overwhelmed by everyone with parents. Thank you for sharing it has made me feel less alone with this and that others have to learn to raise themselves. you've made my day a little less daunting. thank you so much xxx

[@kaande6453]

Cancer is going to take my father and my grandfather very soon... I don’t know how I’m going to cope.

[@daniellee5211]

Thanks for sharing this. I'm also in my 40's with a loving wife and 2 young kids and I was diagnosed with bone marrow cancer just four weeks ago. Right now, it's the weirdest thing. I don't feel any emotion. I just feel like I'm a passenger and I'm watching all of these things happening and reacting to the people around me. Anyhow, thanks again. I've enjoyed your videos.

[@karysmuh]

🥺 I have no words, but I didn't want to just cruise past your comment. I wish you and your family love and comfort in these trying times you are all facing.

[@iEuripides]

I wish you all the best, cancer is a real bitch and it hits us all it seems.

[@Christ_Is_King34]

I truly hope that you can draw strength from your loved ones and pull through this with as little pain as possible. Sending you virtual hugs and genuine love. God bless.

[@adityaveeravalli6927]

God bless you and shine his light upon you, we all got your back and you will leave behind a legacy for your loved ones

[@10thhousebabe]

Wishing you all the best :)

[@tieiatalks]

As a breast cancer survivor, I just want to applaud her. She’s living out loud. They’re adorable together!

[@nakedsnake4248]

Sadly she is dead.

[@RealWhore]

@@nakedsnake4248 oh damn

[@Hyperchicken]

Man, she was so bubbly and energetic and happy through this whole thing, but when that message about the fund for her son hit she just broke. She probably found ways to cope day-to-day with her own diagnosis, and she can do things to try and lift up her husband's spirits, but I'm sure she worried every day about her son's future and not being able to be there for it. I love everyone here. Emily for facing her situation with incredible force, Christian for doing his absolute best in the face of hardship, and Andrew/BCU for lifting them up and doing something special for them. This doesn't feel like a typical TV moment, this feels like a genuine sincere gesture from someone who cares. RIP Emily.

[@Snarkythecat]

I remember when Andrew only made this channel as a hobby and now look where he is. Keep it up, bro! 🙏🏽

[@chefmayi70]

pretty amazing where it has gone. So good to see the progression of KZbin creators and the effect they are starting to have.

[@plumpchicken6147]

the selflessness of this woman to want her husband to have this experience is amazing

[@lightnight14]

Babish, it's not even noon, you can't have me tearing up like this.

[@Sobik77]

I lost my dad to cancer 2 years ago yesterday and just found this. This is the most amazing video I've ever seen.

[@GrumpyOldMilk]

I'm a widower, became one in my late thirties. Lost the love of my life when she was just 35. If Christian ever needs to talk, feel free to connect me.

[@a-rookie4556]

Scott Kinoshita genuinely hope you are doing well with the lost you took.

[@benbarnes89]

you're a good man Scott.

[@goresometimes3528]

Same here. Lost mine when she was 28. It's been me and my son for the last eight years. It's been a rough ride.

[@DiegoAlvarezBeltran1993.]

My deepest condolences.

[@GrumpyOldMilk]

@@goresometimes3528 I'm sorry to hear that. If you need to chat you can hit me up too. My wife and I never got to have children before she passed. I've had a hard time finding other young windowers to try to talk with.

[@kitteh222]

I lost my sister to cancer a couple years ago. Definitely tearing up right now at this couple’s love and honesty and dedication in such a difficult time. Thanks for this

[@tomobrien4182]

Sorry to hear about that. Hope you are doing okay. We are always here if you need to talk ❤

[@trevorkimber7434]

I’m confused as to what terminal means exactly

[@dankmark691]

So sorry to hear that man keep going strong 🙏

[@tooth9047]

this show should be called 'crying with babish' my god, this is beautiful

[@elijahfergus]

Boohoo with babish

[@katiea]

bawling with babish

[@unpok3n935]

Right, shit got me 3 times in one video, I dont ever fucking cry 😩

[@dianecadot6025]

true that

[@raganlacy962]

DENTI balling with Babish

[@ncornn]

My dad lost his wife (my mom) about 3 years ago. Nothing destroys a man more than taking his Queen. I pray for this man for the days to come.

[@truelightningstriker5803]

Sorry about your mom.

[@babishculinaryuniverse]

$5,000 in just an hour! Let's put this kid through college!! www.gofundme.com/f/garnett-family-college-fund EDIT: $12,000 in 2 hours! Thank you Vic Fryzel for an incredible $5,000 donation!! EDIT: $20,000 in 6 hours! You guys are amazing, and we are increasing the fundraising goal to $50,000! EDIT: Together, we raised $50,000 for this kid’s college education. Whether you donated, watched or shared, thank you all so much.

[@FacetLOL]

ya!

[@denestrem]

don't push too hard he might pass colege at 4 years old! but really this is an horible situation for them but a heart waming story i hope everything will go smooth for the family as hard it may be! be strong!

[@JustWatchingYoutube94]

Babish dude.....you're the man with a heart larger than his collection of amazing recipes.

[@johnfitzgeraldkennedy3928]

YES BOYZ WERE DOIN IT

[@christiancapraun764]

Andrew. You are an incredible human being. Keep doing what you're doing. You give a young man like myself someone to look up to as a role model. Thank you

[@red.handedjill]

They're both such cool people! Laughed at her "My liver's already fucked." 🤣 You go girl! ❤️ And major props to the hubby for being such an amazing person as well. Those cheese steaks looked sooooo good

[@UltimaKeyMaster]

Her laughter could cure any sadness, that's for sure.

[@6411-y3w]

Hi, I am an 16 teen with a lymphnome cancer. I am very stressed out about it. But your video helped me to bring down my anxious. Thank you for everything ❤️

[@T..5156]

I hope you’re doing okay and still fighting

[@hercule8230]

Hang in there bro 🙏

[@joefur2835]

Hope you are feeling ok.

[@Gold--]

hope youre doing well!

[@Granniesnatcher]

aw he dead

[@BilalKhan-hq6cg]

"Mom's gift" OH would you look at the time, its half past cry-o-clock

[@AlvaTheSpurned]

Felix Simms ?

[@jjk-ul4nt]

Felix Simms what?

[@viktorilinkolov7114]

@Felix Simms Excuse me, what?

[@bluewuppo]

Felix Simms You stupid asf. This commenter is talking bout how sad the story is

[@Cassieperoxide]

Felix Simms I’m sorry what?

[@BrutusMaximusAurelius]

I lost my mom when she was only 46, 10 years ago in June. But my brother and I were at least adults in our early twenties and were able to cope and support our dad. Can't imagine how it is with for a father with a young kid. I wish them all the best

[@johnbuscher]

Brutus M. I know it’s been 10 years, but I’m still sorry for your loss. It’s always a shame to lose someone, especially fairly young all things considered.

[@bmlom72]

Someone's cutting a lot of onions around here.

[@swswa549]

These onions!

[@GodsOnlyLovedChild]

Im your 169 like bud

[@mattkacar]

Nah you just need some deodorant

[@sirlinguini7784]

Can you tell them to stop it’s making me tear up

[@izaak7470]

As of April 2020, the gofundme literally raised 55k dollars

[@alexandrajaggers831]

Currently at just iver 60k

[@MassivePonyFan]

Awesome

[@Krondelo]

Thats incredible, and so deserving.

[@Felinusfish]

She unfortunately passed away in March of 2020

[@Jflo1790]

Wow, her laugh when the husband realized where they are. I hope that moment brings so many smiles to him in the future

[@askthepaperclip]

It wasn't the first time she has blown me away by a surprise, and I am hopeful it won't be the last! :-D

[@InformationIsTheEdge]

I FREAKING love Emily! WOW! What a courageous, strong woman. To have such aplomb and humor in the face of something as daunting as terminal cancer is nothing less than awesome! OK, now who is chopping all those onions?

[@xzmqr_]

I think babbish is cutting the onions

[@marylegan2046]

This needs an "Ugly Cry" warning. Cancer is a beast.

[@Alyks_the_Emerald_Sage]

I should know! My grandmother died from cervical cancer... 😑😑😑

[@rubyIIv]

i saw this comment before watching the video and i was not expecting it to be so accurate. i absolutely sobbed.

[@thomasedwardlawrence9775]

I can relate. Was not fun. Absolutely not.

[@krupalsinh12]

I know. I cried multiple times during the entire video..

[@John-X]

"She insisted that the focus be on her husband, and not on her cancer" Title of the Video: *F A C I N G C A N C E R*

[@Dobecreations]

grown ass soldier here and i'm crying my ass off, i can't, so beautiful!

[@Mr.NiceGuy1986]

Me too I haven't had a cry like that in years.

[@smithy1578]

Thank you for your service

[@Dobecreations]

@@smithy1578 the first time in 4 years someone said that to me. Well in Germany it isn't really that common to do so. But it's my pleasure :)

[@c.9858]

@@Dobecreations thanks for serving dude

[@Dobecreations]

@@wetoddedd yes I am a German soldier :)

[@TheTjoconnor]

Andrew, I just want to say that I love how much you do for your fans, even when you don't realize it. I've been really depressed lately and your videos and personality have gotten me through it. Even though I've been going through some rough stuff, I'm super happy that you're going out there and helping these people who are dealing with so much more than me. Honestly, you're one of the greatest humans I've ever seen. Keep paying it forward and I'll do all I can to do the same

[@SaffariRose]

I hope you get better, hang in there! And all the best.

[@joep2649]

Hang in there friend!

[@OrangeLater]

Hang in there. Things will get better. You deserve the best. Best of luck my dude.

[@3fammy]

"Do it the way you do it. I like the way you do it" Man, just cherish every moment. God bless you. And Andrew, Thank you for this content. Very beautiful

[@meghansnyder3662]

My mom has stage 3 breast cancer. She’s had it for the past year or so. Your story hit very close to home, as your mother sounds like mine, since my mother is also very open about her disease. But, my family is struggling and instead of her focusing on herself, she continues to put me and my family first. She’s an incredible woman, just like your mother seems to have been. Sadly, 2 weeks ago, my grandfather was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He isn’t so open, and he’s struggling so much. Your videos have helped me so much. I’ve always loved to cook, and watching your videos always inspires me. This video was beautiful, and you have made such an impact on me. Thank you so much for what you are doing.

[@beckerac]

Sought this video out again today, having just accepted that my Mom is about to enter hospice and lose her all too short fight with cancer. This will mean that cancer will have taken both of my parents. While bawling my eyes out I am so thankful to the Babish team and this affirming content. “Be her legacy” is the message I needed.

[@KeaonDK]

Lost my mom 30/6 2019 to cancer , after 19 years off battle. This made me cry, but thank you

[@thetruee-man2417]

Not Me sorry for you’re loss

[@DJBillyQ]

I'm sorry for your loss. :(

[@datboi2514]

can I get 1000 subscribers without any videos not the right comment dude

[@MarinaKaFai]

My condolences.

[@ethanfuego9648]

Keep your head king/queen, crown is falling. Sorry for your loss tho

[@triton6127]

When I woke up this morning I thought, "You know, I really feel like sobbing uncontrollably today. I wonder what KZbin has to offer!" But seriously, this may be one of the most beautiful pieces of art I've come across in my 56 years. Thank you for doing this. Thank you for sharing your stories in a brutally honest, yet strangely uplifting way. And yes, if someone wanted to give me the surprise of a lifetime, it would be an afternoon with Andrew. (not so subtle hint...)

[@aubryle7284]

“Photos of my tiny whisk” made me laugh which is good because everything before that made me CRY

[@AlexS-kh3qo]

Same xD

[@Hoojo]

I lost my best friend to cancer a little over a year ago. There is so much more than the disease. The emotions shared by friends and family, the hardships weathered by all involved. The sacrifices made by loved ones. I was there with him through the entire process and there with him at the end. Massive love for anyone going through this. Past, present or future.

[@LastHamurai]

My mother passed away from Leukemia when I was eight and this hit hard. The strength of both of them is astounding. Thank you for giving them a wonderful moment of calm.

[@bend96]

Kudos to the guy taking his role of husband and dad seriously. Wish him all the best and his wife Emily as well.

[@ivanho34]

Those were some strong onions you put in that cheese steak, hit me all the way over in Oklahoma. Keep up the good work Babish!

[@superitlalian88]

Yeah hit me too in Edmond Oklahoma 😭

[@babybeelze]

Tell me about it, i felt them from Africa !

[@VeliAntti]

Felt incredibly strong across the Pacific as well.

[@tommyphu307]

It hit me in a whole different country :((

[@405Outlaw]

Hit me all the way from Weatherford, Oklahoma

[@LukeSJones]

Thanks for telling this story Babish, I've been my Mum's sole caregiver for the past 2 years as she battles incurable cancer. A journey that's since taken the use of her right arm and both legs. As difficult as it is for me, I can't imagine what she and my dad are going through and he's been a rock throughout all of it. It's so important to have these difficult conversations, to face and process these feelings and seeing you and your family do that makes me feel... I dunno, less alone? So again, thank you for that.

[@bjornronaldson6017]

I lost my stepmother on November 8, 2019 to cervical cancer. I feel for this family deeply. What you are doing for them takes my breath away Andrew. Thank you for passing along your mothers love in such a meaningful manner.

[@melikryst]

i’m so sorry for your loss. i hope everything is well ❤️

[@bjornronaldson6017]

@@melikryst thank you

[@RyanChucklesOD93]

I lost my mam 2 weeks after my first birthday to leukemia, she defied doctors orders to be with me on my birthday and walked out of the hospital refusing treatment unless she got to go. I still have a video of that, 25 almost 26 years later. Had it moved from vhs to dvd to a digital file. I hope in years to come Felix looks at this video and see's how much his mam cares about both him and his dad, because this was just incredible it just shines through the screen. My fiancèe's mam is also battling terminal cancer but still even at her worst moments her motherly nature shines through by fussing over her own kids and even myself. This video just hit home so hard and was a painful watch but honestly it is probably my favourite out of all your uploads. Good people deserve good things, you, your family, The Garnetts all deserve good things.

[@TheDBZEDITOR]

The fact he won’t hear her laugh one day... This is heartbreaking and unfair. I hope she gets to complete whatever she wants before she leaves this world. 😞

[@melissaanderson8535]

I lost my mom to cancer last July, I know what road they're going down. Andrew this is an amazing thing to do. I'm so proud of the Garnett family. Everyone keep donating!

[@SProductions166]

brain: DONT CRY. DONT CRY. DONT CRY. DONT CRY. DONT CRY. me: I'm crying

[@alexis1217]

Man and the only napkin you have is covered in soy sauce...

[@rhecman9646]

Me to I've been crying for the past 17 minutes

[@Siimosa]

I’ve been stood in my kitchen sobbing while doing the dishes

[@shawncharles9980]

I realized about 4 seconds into the video that I wouldn't be able to hold back the tears so I just let it rip.

[@Zack-ko9wu]

Am I emotionless for not crying

[@Keboros]

Andrew, you're a blessing to everyone on this earth. Never stop doing you, and thank you from all of us for every single thing you do!

[@Ghostbear2k]

Shit man, I'm just sitting here with tears in my eyes. That video was both so heartwarming and heartwrenching at the same time and the Garnetts seem like such a wonderful family, so damn strong despite what they are going through. I lost my grandfather to cancer and both my grandmother and aunt had to go through breast cancer. That college fund is a wonderful idea.

[@drrrmkszcz9802]

Is this a babyfur?

[@allnitelemonade1748]

Thank you bab for letting that beautiful woman live on through this video... and giving her family the option to press replay as much as they need... happy woman beautiful soul ... perfect mother .. I’m just watching this series now.. and I’m hurting because I wish I would have known sooner... rest easy mam .. Angels like you .. are always watching over our shoulders

[@code_koriel]

Got a Calculus exam tomorrow, and I'm here ugly-crying my eyes out.

[@fatehakamal2941]

You will do great on the Calculus exam Nikko

[@StinkyGoldy]

Good luck, you got this

[@Hanspeter-gv6wg]

In the heat and numbness of exam season. I am too sitting here with a math exam tomorow and feeling something the first time in weeks

[@Virginiafox21]

Who gives exams on Saturday? That’s messed up.

[@StinkyGoldy]

@@Hanspeter-gv6wg it's good to feel stuff, keep it up stranger!

[@thecroissant3687]

this is such a touching video, my mom got rediagnosed with it in july after fighting it. it doesn’t matter who it is but everyone around the person diagnosed, and it’s worse when you’re closer to the person but it’s still awful no matter who you are. emily is such a strong woman and i rlly admire her. she seems so carefree and is trying to live her life which is rlly something i admire. her husband is so supportive and all my love and prayers go to her and her family. the talk you had with your dad and brother had me in tears. i love how you all talked about how you all felt and it seems you mom was a wonderful person.

[@woogie6785]

My dad was diagnosed with cancer in November but we know he was stage 4 in July as well. Im praying for you, your mom and your family.

[@thecroissant3687]

Woogie thank you, i’ll also be praying for your family too

[@KyleOfTheBeard]

First of all: how dare you. Now I'm crying at work.

[@jacobhinte5995]

get back to work kyle

[@Samstar369]

Kyle Bailey Always a Kyle to pull this kind of shit smh

[@hoza121]

I was just called into HR to make sure I'm okay......

[@unrealxplicit]

Same

[@stricklettk1]

Me too Kyle, me too

[@darkstrife421]

Hats off to you dude. I lost my dad at 16 to illness. To see you guys talk about it and do what you guys do give helps so much.

[@AFN2750]

This is why people love babish, not because of the recipes, which are amazing, but because he’s a nice, fun guy who is amazing to watch