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[@heynadine]

Thank you for all the well wishes, don't forget to get your moles checked! Thanks again for following along and sharing your stories

[@simone2125]

I’m glad you were able to get this taken care of and the cancer was removed successfully! Happy holidays.

[@heynadine]

Thank you, and Happy Holidays to you as well ❤️

[@RayaWasHere]

It’s healing so well!! I’m so so happy they got everything out. Sending you the biggest hug! ❤️

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

You all know that to get rich and famous one must sell your soul and change a gender (a female must become a FTM and a male must become a MTF - transgender in short) - you all know this - right?

[@ahillvfr]

Very brave to share this along with giving out a very important message of how carful you need to be with exposure to the Sun ☀️ hope you get no more incidents in the future. Whatever little scars you have will not change your infectious personality on camera ❤️

[@heynadine]

You are too kind ❤️❤️ I hope so as well!

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

@@heynadine Give EVERYTHING to GOD - let HIM heal you.

[@zahariaionut-claudiu5647]

@@theharshtruthoutthere 2022 2036

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

@@zahariaionut-claudiu5647 What`s about these numbers?

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

@@zahariaionut-claudiu5647 The visions that some in every generation will have (bible talks about)...this was mine. As a child I had a vision where i was in my 70s - 90s years old. The whole world haven`t heard a children's laughs and cry's nor meet a new generations up to 30 - 50 years ( not sure about the numbers (age? year? time passed?). So yes mankind will be killed off almost up to 90% Creepy part: I`m not yet in old age, I`m 25.

[@floridalife4]

I just had my 4th BCC removed. Not to uncommon. As long as it doesn’t come back as a melanoma I consider it good.

[@emmagale9095]

I hope you're feeling a bit better 💕 I've been having treatment for a brain tumour this year and I'm 25- it's hard when people say you're so young 😔 😢 it feels unfair even though it's life and its not anyone's fault. Thank you for sharing your journey, its important for people to recognise symptoms and get things checked, no matter your age or family history. Sending lots of love ❤

[@heynadine]

I’m so sorry to hear. One of my best friends has had several brain tumours so I know how hard it can it. I am wishing you all the best for a good news . I know it’s hard when you are so young, but there is so much new info out there and better and better treatments. Stay strong 💪

[@emmagale9095]

@@heynadine thank you for your reply💕 I hope your friend is doing well! The world can throw some curve balls and tests us. I cannot fault the doctors here in Scotland, they have been great. The research into treatments and the support groups available have been incredible. The community within the support groups (particularly the young people groups) are inspiring. Thank you for sharing your story on your platform. It means so much to people who feel alone. X

[@sarunas3483]

Check Thomas Seyfried. Hes proffesor in Boston college and has significant success in shrinking tumors (especially brain tumors). MULTIPLE 4 stage cancer cases were completely cured using keto diet, supressing glutamine, hyperbaric oxygen and some other things

[@rebeccaprentice3813]

I’m so sorry to hear this and I truly hope you are healed soon.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@wallaceahtone6149]

@@emmagale9095 I don't know who you are and I'm just some random guy, but I wish you love and all the very best. 💜💜💜

[@fearlessandfar]

Glad you're ok Nadine! ❤️

[@alternity28]

Sad this happened to you but grateful it at least occurred in a noticeable spot. Glad for your successful surgery and the positive outcome. And thank you Nadine for sharing your story and raising awareness. 💗

[@Viiolett1]

My boyfriend had skin cancer a few months ago as well. They removed the cancerous mole on his arm, and they also took out a huge chunk of skin in the surrounding area. It was super scary, but they caught it at a very early stage. Thank you for sharing your story 🙏

[@DmitryExplorer]

My heart almost dropped when I saw your title, but I'm so glad to hear the positive outcome! Sending you lots of positive energy, wish happy New Year and stay safe!

[@Keke81193]

Oh Nadine 🤍 I’ve been following you forever so to see u go through this breaks my heart. But I’m so glad you’re cancer free!!! I know the future is unknown and scary but until then remember to celebrate this victory!

[@heynadine]

Indeed, thank you for all your support over the years .

[@OnTheGoWithCarson]

Thank you for sharing your experience. I said this on Insta, but it's such a good reminder to take care of our skin. You're beautiful, Nadine!

[@mansoureh]

I am glad you were able to take care of it. I can imagine how hard it could be for you to share it with us. Take care Nadine, and happy holidays

[@heynadine]

Thank you , happy holidays to you as well

[@RensSpace]

Most traveler’s have the risk of developing this sometime in their lifetimes. Because of way too much exposure to the sun.

[@jaynechambers1492]

Thanks so much for sharing. With where the bcc was it's possibly related to sunglasses and them removing the sunscreen from around your eyes or not being high enough UV related. Just another thing to consider.

[@heynadine]

100 percent , apparently sunglasses can also amplify uva rays depending on the prongs

[@msears101]

Be well. Anyone watching this, get screened regularly by a dermatologists. Merry Christmas.

[@Krista16K]

Don't forget the sunscreen on your lips and yours ears! Our patients always forget those spots. SPF 50+ always

[@theadster2702]

I had a lump on my back for yearssss. 3 doctors told me it was a cyst. I figured one day I would get around d to it, it did't bother me. Well, it started getting itchy and blood was on my bra strap. So I guessed the time had come. Another doctor says, 'Oh, it is a cyst we will get it out...no big deal." Lab report came back squamous cell carcinoma !!!! I had that for years!!!! The margins came back clean so they did't do anything else. Just the yearly full body checks. Once you have squamous cell you have a 96% chance at getting it again. The worst part for me was....it was the type that most commonly went to the lung...and there it was on my back!!! Your scar is looking great and soon it will to be unnoticeable. Scars are life experiences...it will be all good!!!

[@waclawkoscielniak9291]

You should warn people about frequent travels abroad and making KZbin videos. Not worth it!

[@rebeccasys]

Thank you for sharing your story! I've had several suspicious lumps removed that thankfully weren't cancerous (fingers crossed my newest isn't as well), a laparoscopy to remove endometriosis, and some minor surgeries. I'm only 27 and had my first surgery at 14, so from that point forward I had to learn to accept my scars - to me, they are my battle scars. When life tried to keep me down, I went to battle, and came out the other side with a scar that proclaims to all: I kicked life's ass! But on that note, yours is healing beautifully! I've used vitamin E oil to help with skin elasticity over scars. Sending love!

[@stephaniewilson5284]

In the last year I have had Squamus cancer on my temple, Basal cancer on my nose, nodular basal on my forehead. The last I have to get an excision for next month. I had a second degree sun burn on my face when I was sixteen. If you EVER have had a severe sunburn as a child get educated on what skin cancer looks like it can also run in families my mother had Melenoma and Basal.

[@allisonrollings]

I split my chin open and had 13 stitches. I’m not wearing foundation in my profile photo. I don’t think anyone can notice. There is a thin discolouration that only I can notice, but its so minor after 10 years that I don’t even bother with makeup over it.

[@pauldee1577]

As a guy in his early 30s with a cancer surgery scar myself, HAVE THE DOCTORS TOLD YOU ABOUT MEDERMA. I got cancer surgery on my neck, and the doctors recommended Mederma cream as a method of treating the scar tissue so it becomes less visible. The earlier you start using it, the more effective it is, so definitely look into it! I got diagnosed with thyroid cancer in September 2020, and they removed my thyroid and the metastases that same month. They found no more cancer in July of this year, but just like you, I need to keep going back for scans to make sure the cancer doesn't come back. They told me the same thing "you're too young," but I got diagnosed at 30 too. Best of luck to you, and stay diligent!

[@pauldee1577]

Also note: ask your doctor about stuff before you go around doing something suggested by some doofus on the internet! like me!

[@perlaserrano1791]

I thought you were in your 20s. You look amazing! :) Best wishes with scar healing!

[@trinifirst6702]

Be positive! Don't obsess with appearance. The mark will disappear in time

[@derricktremblay5603]

So very happy for you ❤ God bless you and keep you in His tender care ❤

[@a045648]

Ohh wow😨😨😨 Happy that you’re cancer free now, god blessing you 💯 I’ve had experienced about cancer in earlier my 20’s, so I’m kinda related your feelings. Send loves and blessings to you Nadine! ♥️♥️♥️

[@heynadine]

Thank you, I hope all is well with you now

[@lukusblack6442]

Right now, with the makeup, if you get really close with the camera it looks like you had an itch. This thing's going to fade to nothing. Just take care of yourself, and don't worry about that. You're beautiful, and always will be.

[@AniaMalinowaska87]

My 13 year old son just been diagnosed with this and we are living in UK when there is no much ☀️😢

[@annegreenwood3624]

my mom had the same she was ok with the scar as it meant the cancer was gone glad all is ok i wear sunscreen even in winter

[@kolbymeyers66]

I've had skin cancer 4 times, thank you for sharing your story.

[@fgomez209]

In a teenager I could regard as normal some concern about a small scar. In a 34 years old mother? Come on, grow up!

[@hazels9602]

And it's okay Nadine, we will still love you the same. Come on gurl, we love you for your authenticity ❤️

[@maryj4876]

I live in a tropical country, everyday is hot and sunny and we take it seriously. We bring and using umbrella whenever we go out. We love staying in a shaded area. We usually avoid the sun between 11am to 3pm.

[@isirlaughsalot2675]

I work in oculoplastics so we often see patients for bump removals on eyelids and for biopsies. Seeing many people realize they have BCC it even SCC is very humbling for me as many of them genuinely don't understand what it is and how they got it. I wouldn't wish mohs procedures and reconstructions on anyone as it is grueling and a long healing process. BCC and SCC can easily get out of control if not taken care of and I have seen them invade the orbits of the eye and eye itself causing loss of the eye and socket itself. That is what can happen if not addressed. Thank you for bringing light to this often taboo diagnosis. Please take care of your skin and wear sunscreen, because it is the only skin you have.

[@JOEYZReAcTiOnMYHOSPICEJOURNEY]

Thank you for sharing Nadine. You are strong and beautiful just when I thought my stuff is bad. And congrats on the beautiful baby Your friend Joey

[@indylaura99]

You are the third KZbinr in a short period of time that has said they had skin cancer surgery. You, Sam Evans and Nate from Kara and Nate. Please try cocoa butter on your scar. I used it on face when I had bad acne and scarring and I do not have any scars on my face at all today.

[@heynadine]

It quite common but then not at the same time. Hoping the others are healing well

[@EmmyNoble]

so happy for you! i hope it heals up nicely and you stay cancer free!

[@DanaLaKat]

I had Basel cell carcinoma on my nose when I was 25. I was so scared and when it was removed it looked like half my nose was gone. I had to keep bandages on for 2 1/2 months. And thank God it never returned. My dermatologist told me 24/7 365 days to wear SUNSCREEN!! I was 25!!!!

[@heynadine]

Oh wow, I hope it’s all good now!!

[@julialeith2081]

My mum literally just went through this. Scary times to live through! Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@amandakohler8764]

So glad to hear you're healing well! I just got a biopsy on something similar on my nose..really hoping it's all ok.

[@MiZzThANGz21]

Just to add for anyone reading. Sunscreen is very important but it only does so much. If you're light skinned, you shouldn't be in the sun for long periods.

[@don-dspid2404]

The C word is always scary. So glad it worked out ok for you. Have patience with the scar. It will fade if not disappear. I need to pay more attention to that area a bit more as well. Take care.

[@annie_moon8984]

I just had MOHs surgery last week for a BCC in almost the exact same spot. It was also my first BCC.

[@jabs22usa]

Aww, first time hearing of your skin cancer, glad it was all removed. Cancer is scary and glad you had the mental strength to share with everyone your story of surviving.

[@gwynethgrove772]

Great news, your little scar will get less in time and you’ll learn to love it in time. Take care.

[@kw5462]

Hey Nadine, that is so scary and I hope you have a smooth, healthy recovery! Melanoma runs in my family. My dad's mom had it several times, including on the face. My dad had it when he was around 33 and I was still in elementary school. They had to remove one of his lymph nodes and part of his buttock on one side cause that's where the growth was. Luckily it never came back. My partner jokes that I'm a vampire because of how adamantly I avoid sun exposure 😄 Remember everybody, no tan is a safe tan if it comes from the sun!! Spray/lotion tans are great.

[@heynadine]

Wow crazy, I hope he is doing well now .

[@kw5462]

@@heynadine thank you, yes he's healthy and happy now!! Wishing you all the best 💕

[@oldfarmshow]

❤️; praying

[@itouchtheskyilovetrentino]

Thanks for talking about this. Wishing you and the world Happy Holidays 2021. Cheers from the top of the mountain.

[@jazzyroly]

My mom experienced this same type of cancer at 32 on her back in 2000 and she was told the same thing. “You’re so young.” But it could happen to anyone. Sending you love through your healing

[@sarahm3875]

I'm currently 28 weeks pregnant and I've noticed some spots I need to go in for as well after my little man makes his arrival. Pale people problems😔

[@heynadine]

Indeed! Definitely get them checked after!

[@sondraboschert7144]

Thank you for talking about skin cancer... early detection is everything! I lost my lower lip to squamous cell carcinoma May 9th 2022

[@itstocaisa438]

Be brave everything will go fine if u have faith ! Be positive and never lose faith! Stay strong my luv!

[@scottman895]

I remember seeing your posts on Instagram. I'm so happy that they were able to remove all the cancer successfully! The incision area looks so much better too, and it is not that noticeable. Thanks for sharing your story!

[@KadamPrathamesh]

All will be well in your life! God bless!❤

[@ellinaishak5725]

I also had small lump on my cheek for almost 5 years. Had 2 times punch excision on that lump. Just removed the stiches and now religiously put on repairing balm. Hope the scar will be less visible. Im glad the tumour hv been removed before it develop into bigger lump. We can do it. Stay strong Nadine 💪

[@ericupchurch2967]

Apricot Juice (cancer)

[@PhoenixsArt]

In whole honesty- even if this scar was visible, who cares? Being healthy is more important than any sort of vanity. Everyone should keep that in mind!

[@lisaeveleigh658]

Sunscreen is good but a hat and sun protective clothing would be better.

[@heynadine]

Good thing I enjoy hats!

[@hayleyhawkins]

I had melanoma on my back last year (age 30) and it was really really scary! But I've learned that skin cancer is highly treatable when caught early, and it's not that big of a deal in the grand scheme of cancers. I haven't had any recurrences or issues since my surgery. You're going to be just fine! :)

[@mygirldarby]

Not to be alarmist, but melanoma is actually the one that can be a big deal in terms of skin cancers. I'm glad it was caught and hopefully it was small and hadn't progressed. The two other types of skin cancer are slow growing and rarely progress beyond the area. Melanoma is nothing to play with. When caught early, which sounds like yours was, it is curable. But it is the one skin cancer that can spread, so it's really very important to catch it early and I'm sure your dermatologist will keep a careful watch for you. I have very fair skin and some sun exposure as a child so I check my moles regularly. I had one false alarm which scared the hell out of me, so I know what you mean about it being really scary. I always wear sunscreen which is important to prevent cancer but also the sun is what causes 80% of aging (wrinkles, sagging, etc.).

[@Gaby-hi]

It's a big deal sometimes

[@maddennis55]

Hey, Nadine. Good that you're cleared of cancer, but cancer has a way of recurring. Many stories of this. A few years back, I had pre-cancerous polyps cut from my intestine. My mom recently passed due to progressive cancer. It is one of those things a person doesn't think of 'till it get hold of you. Be wary, and stay ahead of it.

[@heynadine]

Oh yes I know :(

[@mirellaslingerland]

I feel you. I get a check up every year. They removed already 6 over the 10 years, last week another one. Lucky until now, but always super nervous about the results. But yes, people please get yourself checked! Good luck with your recovery!

[@lauuureny9645]

This is currently me! 30 years old. Went into the dermatologist and had a spot removed and got a call 10 days before Christmas that it is basal cell carcinoma on my shoulder. Now have to go back in a few days for a scheduled surgery to have it removed. Just very grateful it was caught early and is going to be removed. Get your skin checked people!

[@messybunonabudget8773]

Thanks for sharing this important topic! Apparently most people forget to apply sunscreen to earlids, lips, ears, scalp too. Your spot looks like where glasses may have rubbed the protection off as well. I’m trying to get better about applying spf an reducing my sun exposure. I’m a Fitzpatrick 2, so my risk is increased because I burn easily

[@louisegordon2133]

I have the same. 6 months ago I went to the doctors with a growth on my face and was told it was an age spot. 2 weeks ago I had it checked again and nope it is a BCC. It is almost in the same spot as yours. Like you I wear loads of sunscreen because I live in Australia. Can’t wait to get it cut out now that I know it is a BCC.

[@rayquanvlogs]

🙏🏾

[@sanaaaa9792]

I’m very happy that it’s all gone. Wish you a healthy and happy life

[@Xol1004]

Like many others have said; your takeaways are, spreading awareness and careful diligence with both sunscreen and medical follow-ups. No doubt this message will help other people. Your personal strength in being very open and up front about your situation is still quite remarkable. But that same inner fortitude does not come at all a surprise, to those of us who have been with you over time. Stay strong.

[@heynadine]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@Opal5674]

Madeulook the makeup artist KZbinr had a skin cancer scare some months ago herself. I am so happy to see you both are okay and cancer free. I know it's so scary. I went to the doc when a mole came up on top of another one and the doc was clearly very worried and he said it needed to come off immediately and I was so scared because I fed off his vibes and I had waited so long to have it checked. He did the deep cut right away because that's how worried he was. I waited about a week thinking I might have skin cancer and being so sad and depressed and thinking about what if I get the worst news then it came back okay. Made me really understand though that I have to check it earlier next time.

[@heynadine]

Indeed! Scary story but glad it worked out

[@elizabethconroy7665]

Hello,Nadine New Subscriber here from Amman Jordan Middle East Congratulations on your baby Thanks for sharing your story with us Good Luck

[@wowBritneyfears]

Wow first of all im so glad you're ok and also cant believe I've been following you for 13ys since ur Canada video. Best wishes to you friend 🤗🤗

[@tjyb1502]

Sunscreen your feet too people! Melanoma was between my toes! Pathology report got lost... i just assumed 'no news was good news'. But Follow up is the lesson here! Luckily I had no spread, because the melanoma results were only discovered 5 years later... at my ovarian cancer diagnosis. 🤦‍♀️.

[@shelleyclark86]

I’m so glad you got good news about it all and that it’s healing well. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@oldfarmshow]

You look marvelous

[@maxplanck9055]

Only recently a mother and now cancer,big hug and best wishes in such a tough time,a horrible scare at a sensitive time, much love to you both and baby ❤️👍🇬🇧

[@tonvanderreijken4380]

Hi Nadine, don't bother. Your are still as pretty as before. you are a unique person, so vivid...I wish you luck and good health. All the way from Belgium.

[@jonm6756]

No worries Nadine, just stay on top if it. Also your face is still stunning even with a scar. Love ya.

[@heynadine]

Thank you 😊

[@marymonteiro4354]

Same happened to me. I had a growth just below my eye. I removed it due to vanity reasons also and the biopsy came back positive for basal cell also.

[@TheCokeMan3]

I have multiple blacks! I'm ignoring my skin cancer and hoping I die.

[@davidconjefferson]

RSO Rick Simpsons oil cures skin cancer nearly completely. Re: HASHAMMMM WOH’mon!

[@CarrieAbroad]

Oh no ): I’m so sorry Nadine. Worst part is that you’ve ALWAYS been an advocate for wearing sunscreen. It’s actually because of your packing videos that I’ve started added sunscreen to my make up routine.

[@maxplanck9055]

You're still beautiful and attractive Nadine, you still have a fun personality,cancer or not, love and a big hug Nadine ✌️❤️🇬🇧

[@deanne9266]

Had the same procedure. The new MOHS surgery uses a microscopic grid to remove every cell. My bcc was located where my widow’s peak is. I had a huge scar but now there is an unnoticeable white scar line. I had 30 stitches. Always wear sunscreen. I had too much sun in my late teens and twenties and was why I got BCC. My BCC was a BCC that would not heal, would scab and got larger. Sun worshipping is not worth the risk of skin cancer and how it ages you. I am lucky I started using sunscreen, wore a wide brim hat and started using peels/acid peels before 30. I am 60 and skin looks more youthful than the leathery tanned skin I had in my 20’s.

[@michellemcneill5313]

I have had 2 spots the same . Removed Temple and forehead mine is from my 80s tanning days . I cover with make up one spot also got Frozen off that is a scar . I was in my 40s when removed . I am in my 50s and I am very careful Now always wear my Sun hat and sunglasses 🕶 sunblock 👍💗

[@drpreatorius]

All I can say from experience is to eliminate sugar from your diet as much as possible. Eat a low-carb diet with fish or poultry. Brocolli spouts are a great source of sulforaphane, and cruciferous veggies will help you fight a recurrence. You can be cancer free, but it takes diligence and discipline. Good luck!

[@daniagirl1]

I know what you mean about trying to not be dramatic, but sometimes words are good for venting and expressing the depth of how you feel! PS: you look a LOT like MotherBeing from Instagram

[@GarySaini8]

Sending mad love and positivity your way! ❤️🙏🏽🙌🏾

[@BnMProductions11]

Can be a scary diagnosis. Luckily BCCs are quite common, rarely spread and grow very slowly. If you ever notice a faster growing mole with irregular edges. Get it checked out pronto, because that could be melanoma which is far more dangerous

[@stephenmacneil5753]

Very happy it was successful and wish you the best of health. Thank you for your authenticity. Looking forward to watching you for years and years to come!

[@StacyForest738]

Glad they didn't have to go too deep or go in more than once. BCC is the mildest of the main 3, so that's reassuring as well. I know it sucks though, I had squamous on the side of my nose. It felt weird saying I had cancer or was free of cancer since it was such a minor treatment (removal like yours), I didn't want to minimize those with life changing types of cancer. But I am now super careful about sun and sunscreen. Glad yours was caught early enough to just remove and go on with life. :-)

[@raccpootonsuijuris6949]

I have a 12 year old Coon hound. Her name is Nadine as well. I was hoping for a song with my pup's name in it. Sore'ie a'boot your ailment Canuck girl. Everything dies.

[@elainew2230]

I have a similar nodular BCC in that exact same spot, right by my eye. Thanks for showing me how it might heal up. Ugh, I had the same thought about putting sunscreen up there in the corner of my eye.

[@sub10456]

i also had skin cancer when i was Very young " Youngest person ive seen with skin cancer" from my dermo, i was 21 when i got my mole removed from my ear, but mine was caused from Trauma caused from a injury when i was younger and sun exposure ( remember to put sunscreen on the tops on your ears) . also canadian here :D

[@ccccccchhhhhh808]

Thank you for your vulnerability in sharing this. This kind of awareness is so important.

[@NeTxGrl]

I had a melanoma in situ when I was 24. I'm a bit older now and I had a second melanoma in situ a few years ago, fortunately I'll be fine. I've also had 3 basal cells. Make sure you go for yearly check ups. It's best when the catch it early as possible.

[@MysticalJam]

Hey. Love your travel vlogs .. you should take care of ur skin . And thnx for the info. Love n light ❤️

[@rosejacobs8529]

Consider yourself lucky that's all you had,it could've be malignant melanoma.

[@ObsessedWithBloxburg]

I had early stage of skin cancer, but I got it removed. I'm just grateful I wasn't in the late stage and I was going to have to fight it

[@jennifermoore2114]

Texter of message had gotten a mole after a accidental ingestion of brake dust while working at a brake for vehicles plant..texter of message never had a mole prior to a accidental contamination similar to wolverine .. ..

[@OnTheSensitiveSide]

Hey Nadine, That's my story! When I was 20 I had it on my forehead, also didn't think much of it for two years prior... I was one of the youngest diagnosed on Curacao at the time. I firmly believe in sharing the message of taking precautions starting at a young age, so that others don't have to go through what we did. I admire that you are doing that, and bravely so!