Whole Brain and Spine Radiation-A New Treatment Started-Stage IV Cancer

[@ellenwiththeshoddylungs]

I'm 40 and was just diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. I have a family too. Your videos are hard to watch, but the love just pours from you. Thank you so much. It's a privilege to travel with you. ❤ Edit: overwhelmed by the comments, thank you so much. Jenny and Kyle have inspired me to document my own journey, so ill do that soon on here. The support is so beautiful and precious. Thank you for being here for them and for me ❤

[@debraparker4846]

I wish you well with your journey too xx

[@wrennknits6048]

Many 🙏🙏❤

[@sharonread7674]

❣🙏

[@rayaisella6562]

🙏🙏🙏

[@loripiechocki1518]

Wishing you a smooth and successful journey against this evil disease. I truly hope that you have a wonderful family/friend support system.

[@karyne826]

Proton beam therapy is said to be the best. People have had dramatic results. Prayers that your one of them Jenny. You’re in good hands.

[@teijaflink2226]

Amazing to hear, hope it really works.

[@carrieross8987]

I am so happy to hear...Prayers our girl Jenny will be one that it helps dramatically...in Jesus name...

[@melindaharrington7588]

@@carrieross8987 Amen to that 😙

[@angelagraham9378]

Proton beam therapy has great results with the harder to fix cancers. Hoping you have good results also ❤️

[@antonichristian5845]

Some people have had an extra 4-5 years after using this therapy so I will wish for the best for Jenny and Kyle x

[@darondatoole7439]

My sweet granddaughter had a rare cancer of the brain lining never seen even in children before; only seen in adult women. That was in October of the year. St. Jude operated, removed the cancerous tumor, and learned the devastating news that the cancer had gone beyond the lining and into the brain. This was 17 years ago. Proton beam was so new. There were like 5 or 7 places in the US that did the proton beam therapy and primarily only on the prostate. It took until Feb of the following year to find any place that would undertake proton beam on a 2 year old's brain, Mass General in Boston. (The cancer was between the eyes in a very delicate and hard to get to area which made it even harder.) My granddaughter just finished her Freshman year at Northeastern University in Boston!!!

[@dancingqueen2566]

That's a wonderful uplifting story thank you. My your Granddaughter live a long and happy life! ❤🙏💖

[@debbieschultz9768]

I love success stories and this made me very happy. ❤

[@irinavlady8453]

Wow! I'm so happy for your granddaughter! Praying that Jenny has similar results

[@nancycurtis488]

Wonderful…Wonderful…Wonderful!! I am so glad for your granddaughter!

[@christinefanjoy3738]

That’s absolutely wonderful news! ❤️

[@shirleylynn6755]

My sister was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor at 40. She went to Boston for proton radiation, which was experimental at the time. She lived 20+ yrs after that. There is always hope. Hang in there.

[@shaktam7351]

It’s not the same ! Jennie’s are metastasis not a primary tumor (the case of your sis ) but Jenny will do like the queen she is !!!

[@necole1023]

That’s Amazing such a Blessing, I am happy her treatment worked. Thank you for sharing with us😊🙏💖

[@gwyn6907]

Jenny has lung cancer which has spread to her brain not brain cancer Do not spread false hope

[@shirleylynn6755]

No, it's not the same as jennys, but without the proton radiation it would have been.

[@Lisa.Soares]

Boston is THE BEST I'm so fortunate to be an hour away if something catastrophic happens in life. We can only hope that this will give Jenny and family lots more time

[@27Eilene]

I see the pain on Kyles face but he’s still the rock that Jenny needs. We all need a Kyle in our lives. What a selfless man. ❤

[@phendrahend9530]

I see that too, he is so good with Jenny and the kids.

[@sherylskord4041]

Yes he is a rock!

[@karinanderson3239]

Kyle is so inspiring

[@maryrodgers7898]

@@katysmith-n2y Are you for real. They are not scammers and I only came across their videos tonight. She is one amazing strong brave woman fighting for her life so she can have quality time with her family.

[@DrAriba-rt8zo]

How are you all doing today?

[@sarahm9723]

My sister was diagnosed with her cancer as stage IV, but from the get-go she was given from a few weeks up to 6 months. Our whole family was in tears constantly. She lived over 4 years, which I was grateful for. I am praying for you, that you have a huge miracle and live a very long time.

[@littlemissshihtzu]

I'm so glad you shared this story of hope and so happy to know that you sister lived for 4 more years than expected! 💗

[@MultiViejitas]

This brings so much hope Sarah, thank you for sharing

[@mindeverconscious4237]

That would be a blessing for Jenny.

[@OnlyJalenPhd]

Same w/ my mom. Way back in ‘92! They had zero cancer drugs, and she had CML. I was 16! They said 3-6 months, and she lived for almost 5 years. At least she saw me get married, and pregnant, but she never met my oldest, as she passed when I was around 6 months. She was only 51. I’m now almost 48, she was diagnosed at 46, and I have a lot of health issues (father had Agent Orange, he’s passed, too.) I only know what it feels like for a child losing her mom. I can’t imagine if this were my spouse. That is a much different relationship.

[@rmarvel169]

Very sorry for your precious loss ❤🙏🏻

[@barbkamesko3329]

Dear Jenny, please stay positive. My coworker had proton therapy for stage 4 lung cancer and she lived additional 3 years! ❤

[@aimeeguerrera2579]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@juaquiene7726]

Barb, yours is the positive story this family needs to hear. Thanks for sharing!

[@laurie4944]

🙏

[@mamarobyn]

THAT'S AMAZING!!! YES YES YES!

[@sherylskord4041]

Thank you for these encouraging words.

[@traciprovins3221]

Looking back, this is the first video that really makes me sad. You can tell she’s starting to enjoy (this is not the correct word but I can’t think of one that brings the compassion I’m looking to add) drifting away; sleeping, the pain and anxiety meds. She wants to keep fighting for her family but it’s getting hard. Kyle wants to go to dinner and fight for more time but she’s had enough. It’s so hard to watch; I can’t imagine living it. Such a change in her over 1 month. And I say this as a doctor. 12:42 he had just talked about focaccia (you can tell by his reaction that he’s starting to realize he’s losing her in my opinion) and she has no interest, understandably so. Nor in Hawaii. What a strong, compassionate guy. She’s such a warrior. This is the only couple that has ever convinced me of true love. I hadn’t believed in it after what I’ve seen and been through.

[@veraiskes8805]

I agree, such a lovely true two persons staying in love!!! I love jou all

[@veraiskes8805]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@veraiskes8805]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@debyoder]

I know you both are scared and discouraged, but never lose hope.....and believe that so many of us are lifting you up in prayer. ❤

[@hubert2038]

Amen. 🙏🙏❤❤❤❤

[@user-TrustJesus]

Amen. God bBless this nice family.

[@christinetoghill5549]

You are both wonderful couple I lost my best friend and wonderful husband you have got a wonderful husband very lucky like me mike my husband gone to heaven ❤️ ♥️ 💖 💕

[@janehayes8840]

Amen❤ praying every day 🙏

[@dulcehajjar5826]

Amen 🙌

[@jakethedude100]

My mum died of lung cancer in 2022. It happened quickly for her, but she had minimal pain and at the end she had all the drugs she needed and said to me and my brother “ no need to be scared of dying, it’s quite nice” ❤

[@rosegolding925]

🫶❤

[@karenspence6721]

I'm so sorry for your loss I lost my mom in 2017 from a massive heartache

[@calgal5752]

🙏❤🙏

[@calgal5752]

🙏❤🙏

[@BellaBella.]

I've heard that it's even nicer when we love Jesus and to know we are getting ready to wake up in Heaven!❤❤

[@amberlimbaugh]

I don't want to give any false hope of any sort, but I came across your channel a while back. Your story touches me so much because my uncle was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2009 and was told he had 9 months to live. It's 2023 and he's still alive and doing well. I'm in agreement with Ellis, miracles DO happen. I also hope this new therapy is beneficial for you. You're so brave, Jenny!

[@gwyn6907]

It’s not a new trial didn’t you listen to what they said in the other video they are hoping it might buy a bit more time

[@cheapthriftymom7284]

Miracles can happen and you and your sweet family deserve one!! ❤

[@amberlimbaugh]

@@gwyn6907 maybe I didn't understand thoroughly, but it sounds like this is a new therapy she's doing. It may not heal her, which is why I started my comment the way I did...but you never know. My uncle did radiotherapy as a last resort and his lesions are still there, but they completely stopped growing. They don't know why exactly. They show up on scans, but it's like they're stagnant. I'm just saying, hope is there. Even if it buys her 2 more months of life than expected, with her children and husband, that's amazing. Staying positive and hoping for healing for her.

[@cintilancia]

It's not a new trial, unfortunately. It's a sort of treatment to reduce symptoms related to LMD (central nervous system mets), but they are no longer targeting her lung cancer.

[@amberlimbaugh]

@@cintilanciaoh ok...that makes sense. As long as she's comfortable and the more time she has, the better. Hoping for the best for her and her family.

[@blueeyez3643]

I know she’s gone but I find myself watching again and still rooting for her to win this battle. In her own way she did. She’s so very missed.

[@CHELSEABuckhannon]

Yes ❤

[@netamorton4832]

You all don’t know how hard I’m praying for a Miracle from God for Jenny! I pray this treatment is a huge success for her and everything works out for the best and you all can go to Hawaii! ❤️🙏

[@drewellis5655]

Ah... this comment touched me. Amazing how much love strangers can have.. You're right to pray because miracles do happen! Praying too.

[@wendlit]

In Jesus’ Name, Amen ❤️

[@beam3819]

Amen. God hear prayers .

[@chriswalter3155]

Me too. That's one question I'll have for God when I get to see him is why this happens to good honest families and good people, while it seems the corrupt and evil people seem to live out their whole lives . Praying hard for a miracle.

[@lynnjackson8367]

I loved this. I too am praying.. ❤❤❤

[@virginiaterrore7784]

Even in the midst of her struggles with cancer, Jenny is the most loving mom❤️.

[@chazlon5061]

You must have a miserable life

[@kevinleonard8234]

oh yes we love you jenny kyle children ,always in our Thoughts.

[@ioannamkeka]

My aunt had stage 4 ovarian cancer they gave her 2 years to live and she lived 8 years! There is always hope!! We’re keeping Jenny in our prayers and sending our love ❤❤ she’s so strong!!

[@joyful_tanya]

My sister -in-law too! She had ovarian cancer. They gave her not very long and she lived 6 years. Her and her husband sought out alternative treatments from Germany in a clinic in Michigan, but none of that was covered by health insurance. She wrote a book and illustrated it called "Chemo Fairies". She visualized the treatment attacking the cancer and drew the illustrations, 1 for every treatment. She passed away suddenly, waiting for her husband to pick her up from the German clinic, in their waiting room. 😢 We miss Pamela a lot. My husband is the eldest sibling and she was next oldest. All of the other siblings are still here. Pamela passed less than a year after her mom, who died of primary biliary cirrhosis (non alcoholic cirrhosis), but from a blood transfusion in the early 1960s, in the early 2000s. I'm praying for them too! 🙏🏻❤️

[@wiseup8729]

My friends mother was told she was terminal decades ago. She totally ignored it and 30 years later flourishing. True story.

[@gettinsumsunmld]

I know we are all waiting for an update but if you watched Kyle’s video, he explains how overwhelmed they are and he has so much on his plate. God bless them both🙏

[@kimberlywilson9701]

I saw that video, I felt so bad for him. He must have taken it down.. I don't see it anymore

[@mindyu3478]

@@kimberlywilson9701it’s on his own channel.

[@MK-gy1ug]

Just watched it. It’s there.

[@life_happens_reviews]

proton beam sends the radiation to very targeted area

[@Fuzzamajumula]

Thank you for the update! I was worried. It's very much appreciated!

[@K-merica22]

My father in law was given 6 weeks and lived 4 more years! No life has a specific timeline so don’t ever give up! Hugs to you both! Kyle WOW you are and incredible human. ❤

[@999applegirl999]

This is beautiful. So true. Her journey is unique as is her body and we don't know how she will respond to this treatment

[@raymilland3413]

My mother was told she had six months to live (she was 79 years old) if she didn't get chemo and radiation. She gave the doctors the middle finger and did NOTHING because she knew what a joke cancer treatment was and the greedy nature of the medical establishment . She was frail and didn't want to be tortured. How long did she live? SEVEN YEARS with NO treatment. Just a few aspirins and 4 glasses of wine in the evening. She died of pneumonia. Cancer is a big industry with little results and it's a crime that they get away with poisoning people with that garbage. I encourage everyone to go listen to Dr. Thomas Seyfried he has video's on KZbin. Cancer treatment is a ketogenic diet, a drug called DON and some anti parasite drugs like fenbendazole and Ivermectin.

[@margarita5155]

@@raymilland3413 what an unhelpful nonsense opinion you just gave . Seriously

[@CoreRTV]

My uncle was diagnosed with lung cancer. The Doctors gave him 6 months to live. He lived another 10 years plus…. Always hope and don’t forget that…. Keep strong. Sendin blessings to you and your family xxx you got this!!!! ❤

[@virginiav1704]

Great to hear your uncle beat this odds by a long shot, but do you have any info on what he did to live so much longer? Did he do the standard procedure or did he do any alternative therapies, fasting? Any info you can shed to them would be helpful.

[@stevenc5227]

Cancer varies from one person to another very strange, my mum was diagnosed with breast cancer which was untreatable 10 years ago, since then she has got dementia, kidney disease final stage, still going strong she is nearly 90 years old now.

[@oneseeker2]

Not everyone is the same w/Cancer, or any disease.

[@PJ-fl3do]

@@stevenc5227😮that’s a blessing

[@professorlib]

Same with my brother. He lived for 10 years. And he WAS a smoker.

[@Nobody91795]

Kyle is a true gem. Jenny couldn’t get more loving and supporting husband than him and she deserves all care and understanding she gets ❤ I wish she can trick the cancer and outlive every odd out there. 🥺

[@r.horton7626]

I am so sorry it is so hard in your lives,Jenny and Kyle.Good thoughts and prayers for you.

[@lindagerling7945]

Do you have a Go Fund Me for this radiation???

[@JenDoe1]

@@lindagerling7945Hi Linda, they do have a Go Fund Me for everything relating to this. The link is in the description box. Bless You for asking. ❤🙏🏼

[@renewestbrook5755]

We have a friend that we met from Minnesota. He came to Houston for Proton therapy treatment for his brain. It PIN POINTED the radiation to a specific spot of his brain. It worked well. He is cancer free. I pray that you have the same results.

[@pearlbettencourt4292]

you are a sweet person to pray for jenny bless you also

[@Silivrina]

Her brain tumor is a met, not a primary tumor. It's not the same, sadly

[@francescamarquez4398]

Thank you Lord for this person's healing 🙏🏻😊.let's keep praying for jenny that God starts working on her too and this cancer be gone Amen !!♥️🙏🏻

[@carrieannkouri2151]

Please don’t lose hope. In 2006, my mom had the same cancer and was given a year at best. She lived another 2 1/2 beyond that. Sending you strength and love. ❤

[@coffee_4437]

That's amazing to hear that you got so much extra time with her. Did your mom have LMD as well? Edit: No reply so I'm going to go ahead and assume you're misunderstood. LMD is awful and 2 years survival would be highly unusual, especially considering treatment is only 3 months old.

[@teacuppug8337]

You are so fortunate! My mom had LMD and was given 3-6 months and died 25 days later. Everyday is a gift. 13:58

[@christylovetimmy5429]

Guys can you open a post office box and do it for go fund me....l can imagine there's so many people that want to help you....people please tell them you would help.

[@bjohnson5835]

They already have a Go Fund Me. Its in Kyle's name Set up by a relative some time ago.

[@vikivictoria4173]

I would help on a go fund me

[@EmilyKT352]

My father was given 6 months to live when he was first diagnosed with cancer. He ended up living another 4 years after being told that so don't give up hope Jenny and Kyle

[@irisxkx]

But did he get radiation? I dont think it is a good idea to do radiation instead of enjoying the time with the kids. Radiation is brutal, I wish they would not do that 😢

[@lolitagrant6751]

The radiation is buying more time, and they told her there wouldn't be bad side effects from it. I hear ya, though.

[@ga6589]

@@irisxkx Proton radiation is targeted and as was said in the video, has less side effects than other treatments. My husband, who has stage 4 prostate cancer, had 26 rounds of EBRT two years ago and other than fatigue, he did very well. With ongoing ADT therapy, he's still in remission.

[@iSheree]

⁠@@irisxkx it is her choice to do radiation. She has done it before and been OK. Not everyone is the same with how they react to or respond to treatment. Also treatments have improved greatly with regards to side effects etc and also buys her more time, which can potentially lead her to a better treatment or even cure. Please be kind and consider her feelings as she may be reading your comment. 🙏

[@rosemaryrebola4977]

​@@iSheree😊

[@susanshofer2114]

My friend's daughter was diagnosed with a Grade 4 Glioblastoma five years ago and had proton therapy and chemo. She did great. She is traveling in Europe as I write this. You are so fortunate to have this option. I am praying for you both!!!

[@margedonoghue5373]

Wow! That's amazing! So happy for you!!

[@oneseeker2]

What option?

[@janetpaul3744]

I am so happy your sister chose the radiation therapy and she is living her best life! My sister was diagnosed with the same glioblastoma in 2022. She has surgery but refused the radiation treatment. Unfortunately, she had been following a well known “healing” ministry mega preacher and was convinced it showed lack of faith if she did the treatments. I fully believe in prayer for God’s healing but also strongly believe in God using medical means for healing. I have seen it in my own life! But it was her choice. She passed in 3 months. I am still devastated by her passing. 😢

[@janjiguere638]

Reading this brought tears to my eyes. A smile on my face. I'm so happy she's doing well. The diagnosis 35 years ago wasn't any hope. Of course there's always hope with God. I lost my 29 year old beautiful Husband. I say live and be happy. She's a success and that's AMAZING. God bless her and your family🙏❤️

[@IntrovertedLoLo]

That's an outlier. She's the .01% as this is the worst cancer of all.

[@flormorena3778]

Please speak to the hospital’s oncology nurse navigator, if you have not done so, Kyle & Jenny. In my experience, The ONN has a wealth of knowledge on available resources for oncology patients. Including help with lodging, transportation, support groups, etc .The Nurse Navigator is also a great source of education & support for both patients & caregivers alike. Any member of your oncology team, including radiation-oncology, should be able to help you connect with the ONN. If the navigator doesn’t have the answers , it’s likely this person will be able to guide you to who may be able to help you all. Sending prayers & wishes of support , peace & healing. 💕

[@tallywag1963]

Your kids are little enough that pulling them out of school won't make a bit of an academic difference. Having them with you as much as possible will help them emotionally down the road. 💕

[@dsz3199]

I agree... previous time they can spend together!

[@dsz3199]

I mean *precious

[@nattamused9074]

I couldn’t agree more.

[@francesharris7982]

I agree. They're probably not going to have their mind on school, and you need to be together now. Love you all

[@57Runnergirl]

Love Jenni's comment about the family bed. 😢❤

[@Little_county_crafts]

Proton therapy saved our friends sons life from a brain tumor. Hope all goes well for you all.

[@kenzierocks1240]

WOW! I’ve read where the results can be amazing, depending on the type of cancer and the person. I’m sending a million wishes Jenny’s way!! She’s a fighter, this much we do know!! I’m very happy for your friend’s son so let’s keep the positivity going with Jenny!!

[@carolinagurl22]

Jenny - “I might have stage 4 but I still take care of myself.” You still manage to act jovial while in the midst of a storm. I’ve always heard that a positive attitude works wonders. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@kathrynhall7021]

Totally agree 🥰

[@bequetmykamundorff8533]

She can be funny, even in such desperate times

[@ritastutler1470]

I hope this treatment is not too bad and gives you much more time..actually we all want a miracle for you soo much. Prayers continue. Jenny you still look good girl.. you are amazing. ❤❤❤❤lots of love going your way.

[@HaveyouLovedandbeenLoved]

@carolinagurl22 I'm sorry to hear you're going through this as well. My prayers and thoughts are with you. You can beat cancer. I have faith. I generally dont post but something pulled me to respond to your post. May GOD bless and heal you.

[@carolinagurl22]

@@HaveyouLovedandbeenLoved Thank you for your kind words but I don't have cancer. I was quoting Jenny's statement from her video. Have a blessed day.

[@LorJuT]

No one needs to suffer pain anymore when terminal. Don’t refuse meds that control your pain. And those you love know that so if you sleep.that’s fine

[@kaulana764]

I know its hard, but dont let that 6 to 9 month diagnosis settle in your thoughts. Keep the faith and Im praying you recieve the miracle you and your family deserve. ❤

[@lolitagrant6751]

Me too❤

[@ashleywoods1668]

Me too 100%%%%❤❤❤ i love you guys and your babies, you two are the nicest couple i have ever watched

[@tonyawhitten5199]

I agree! That diagnosis is never final. God knows when our time has come. There is always hope no matter what anyone says. I just spoke to a friend who was told her husband did not have long to live due to stage 4 kidney failure. He is doing great and the progression of the disease just seemed to stop suddenly.

[@barbc.3093]

Same here!!! 🙏🏼❤

[@Ms_Darling]

Also, my parents weren’t honest with my brother and I (we were much older) about how bad it was. It’s been 14 years, and I still have flashes of resentment. Talking to your kids honestly is the biggest gift you will ever give your kids.

[@joyful_tanya]

I'm very sorry for your loss of a parent as a child. 😢 As an older woman I have had to tell myself that for "any given stressful situation", that I did the best I could, at the time. No, it wasn't the death of a parent or spouse while my children were small, but I made a lot of mistakes. I would now choose differently. I don't know you or your situation, but I want to give you a virtual hug, for what you endured.

[@aimeeguerrera2579]

Great advice from someone who unfortunately knows ❤

[@ritastutler1470]

Yes my parents told me. They would not tell my sister who was older and expecting her first baby and they never told my brother who was in a wild stage and it took years ..til he got over the loss and the resentment. Telling the truth to little ones has to be so hard. We were older . I told Jenny and Kyle it was best to tell them the truth.

[@scaryclarey654]

Praying so hard for you guys. What a sweet share that Kyle had a fleeting moment of "normal" with Jenny's Star Wars-loving oncologist. Hoping for good news soon. God bless.

[@leece_6702]

I hear you, was the same with my parents (and my mother's cancer) she just couldn't bare the thought of telling us. We had to figure it out ourselves. Honesty is always better.

[@sarahhutchins142]

May this be the treatment that helps give Jenny more time, and helps eradicate this horrible disease in this world.

[@zxdrty]

Amen 🙏

[@jacquilynbasa]

cancer is like a death sentence..terrifying

[@pfftxoxo1502]

@@jacquilynbasanot necessarily???

[@jacquilynbasa]

@@pfftxoxo1502 it's my opinion ok

[@miipmiipmiip]

@@jacquilynbasa A fearmongering and unrealistic opinion that I personally feel has no place in this comment section.

[@Shortstack225]

My neighbour passed away a year ago from lung cancer. Unfortunately it had spread. He was given 6 months to live. However he was given 6 months to live in 2009. He trusted his doctors completely and he took one day at a time. Before he passed he said he only realised how to live once he got sick. Please don’t lose hope Jenny ❤

[@enigma_-_79]

Jenny isn’t getting treatment for lung cancer at the moment. She has leptomeningeal disease. It’s a cancerous fluid build up between the membranes that cover the brain. The fluid puts pressure on the brain and flows up and down the spinal column including the central nervous system. Proton treatment might lessen the pressure on the brain but there is no cure for the disease.

[@N1976DL]

In 2010 my father was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer, that spread to his lungs and liver. He is now 80 years old, 13 years later!! I wish you the best 🙏

[@nursejanet21]

Wow, that's awesome!! 🤗💙🙏 Sadly, my Dad wasn't as lucky. He passed away 5 months after his diagnosis of colon cancer. 😔

[@N1976DL]

@@nursejanet21 I’m sorry 😥

[@sylvianyotieno3507]

Thank you for sharing. This is reassuring for people with similar diagnosis especially me. I had considered stopping chemo but your comment gave me hope.

[@N1976DL]

@@sylvianyotieno3507 Hang in there, please. My dad had multiple surgeries and the strongest chemo. He handled it well, even being in his late 60’s.

[@FishesAndLoaves997]

We Are Thrilled for You ALL !!

[@baglady61154]

My sister passed from breast cancer but she lived 10 years.she fought the hole time . She would look up to heaven and say lord not yet . I want you to do the same,he will hear you.❤

[@hugsyshaikh5999]

Hole really

[@christal3234]

​@@hugsyshaikh5999you knew what she meant weirdo😤

[@tytec5]

There are so many of us following this amazing family and I was just thinking that it would be so powerful to set a time when we could all pray for a miracle for Jenny ,together at the same time. If that's too hard to make it happen at the same time ......Lets all of us pray as much as possible and as many of us for that miracle for complete healing. 💜

[@carmelaburrone5029]

YES! Its a Wonderful Suggestion my dear. Count me in!

[@waffles4dinner]

I agree!! Kyle is amazing, the kids are adorable and you can see how much they love you. Jenny, miracles DO happen... we're all rooting for you. Sending love & positive vibes to you all

[@hannahrussell4006]

Yess

[@jennyvezina4551]

What a wonderful suggestion, where 2 or more are gathered in His name.....count me in

[@lisanicory]

Love this idea!❤🙏

[@bellarose6218]

Kyle is definitely one stand up guy,husband,father, hero,etc. ❤😢He is so special to Jenny and its sad to see the pain.

[@barbaravyse660]

Jen’s new doctor sounds amazing and her treatment sounds hopeful. I’m praying for a good outcome.

[@joannebrown6163]

Me to fingers crossed for Jenny 🤞❤

[@countrymom2023]

I absolutely agree ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@cindyweir9645]

Everyone needs hope

[@karynahern970]

Kyle is the best husband and Daddy. He reassuring that Jenny won't be in pain, my heart just broke. Praying for all of you.🙏🙏

[@aimeeguerrera2579]

He is so calm and supportive. Just amazing

[@11plus3]

We all need a Kyle in our life. What a genuine man, husband and father. Jenny think about writing your kids future letters. Birthday, graduation, wedding, etc cards too also write some future letters to Kyle and Ash. What a beautiful family. Y’all are in our prayers. Praying for a miracle.

[@alisonflaxman1566]

She already did that with the cards. She talked about it in videos.

[@laurasnow9557]

What great advice!! ❤️

[@gettinsumsunmld]

Rewatching this one. Do hard to see Jenny in pain and scared. I just hate to see our Jenny going through this. We know she is pain free, in peace and with loved ones who greeted her in heaven. 💕💕💕💕

[@marjoriecorcora7617]

I’m sure you’ve been told this before, but, I want to say how very brave you are Jenny. Putting your life on a public forum for all to see, to feel, to experience what you are going through, and will face in the future. I commend you and Kyle for exposing yourselves in such a manner. I watch you and I see a strong, beautiful woman who has been given one of the worst challenges life has to offer..and my heart goes out to you and your family. Kyle, you are the pillar of strength, the epitome of what wedding vows are about, and being a life partner for someone. Sending prayers for all.. ❤️ 🙏

[@schnecke9850]

Yes, you are so brave...there is so much love ..but it such a hrd time..i'm so sorry!!!

[@mattescooking]

Prayers and much love! Hoping the radiation gives you much more time.

[@debbieschultz106]

Jenny is just numb. She is in pain, and she feels defeated. I've experienced this recently with a 44 year old girl who passed away from breast cancer. As long as they have hope, they can get through everything when they tell you that your at the end of the journey, everyone changes. My heart goes out to you, Kyle, and your family.

[@MegglesEST1983]

​@@jillr759& her size. It's very sad

[@Wafflesmom]

Debbie I was wondering about the difference I see in jenny, almost seems drugged, uninterested, and I think you nailed it, defeat. That's it, and I hate that she's feeling that.

[@marysmith5544]

@@jillr759 Her last hospital stay really took a lot out of her, sad to say. Praying her treatments now will give her some relief with pain and anxiety .

[@yellowbird5411]

@@Wafflesmom Keep in mind that Jenny is taking both pain meds and anti-anxiety meds. Both can make a person sound tired, flat, depressed, etc. They also suppress the appetite a great deal, which can result in weight loss. Pain meds should only be used as needed, because if they are used to prevent pain, the appetite can remain depressed all the time, which leads to weakness. I don't see Jenny as defeated at all. I see her as accepting the information she has been given, and she is being a realist. Anyone in her situation would be trying to balance the information with hope with this new treatment. People have gone into remission in far worse states than hers.

[@MarissaNye]

@@yellowbird5411there’s absolutely been a change due to meds. Anyone who has been around someone on them can see that. I wish all the best for them and I respect that Jenny is being realistic and preparing.

[@KristaLynch-i6r]

My dad was diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma when I was pregnant with our son. We thought he wouldn't live a year, but he participated in an experimental treatment program in Tucson, AZ and he lived to see our son turn 13. Only God knows the number of our days. How wonderful to trust in Him. I love your sweet family! Jenny is hilarious and I love the sense of humor you guys show even in the hardest of times. Much love to you and prayers daily for complete healing!

[@ethiopaethiopa6321]

U right

[@SharonWard-dx1sv]

Amen ☁️🎺👼💒🙏🌹✨

[@iSheree]

I love a story like this! Gives me hope. I have cancer and I am scared! Thank you for this comment and I am sorry about your dad.

[@Cnote-kd7sf]

"My dad was diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma when *I was pregnant with our son*." Lol, ummm... say what?

[@jonevans3954]

This is so painful to look back at

[@MyDaisy66]

When we’re all clutching our chests and want to take the pain from Jenny, Kyle does the ‘Silly’ and makes us chuckle. He always manages to break the mood so we can breath. You are perfect for Jenny and she deserves you. You both are truly amazing. Sending love and gentle hugs from England 🌹💗

[@kkmhj]

So true about Kyle-there were a few chuckles from me too😄

[@SageBird6]

Very well said. You literally took the words from my heart. Kyle is so perfect for her. Not very many loving, patient, doting, and genuine men like him.❤

[@judybainbridge1043]

We are also in England and you couldn’t of put it any better. Sending all the love and prayers, everybody needs a “Kyle” ❤ xxxxxx

[@candi5217]

I hope this treatment prolongs your life more than anyone can imagine. Prayers to you guys .

[@zxdrty]

Amen 🙏

[@CHELSEABuckhannon]

AMEN ❤❤❤❤

[@KANDYsweet1]

Kyle is one heck of a guy. It’s hard to be a caretaker. So I pray for your endurance Kyle.

[@song4mozart]

That's your book, Kyle. Each treatment is a new chapter, and each chapter consists of all of the ups and downs Jenny, you, Ellis, Winnie, and your family and friends experienced with each treatment.

[@sherylskord4041]

Kyle. Unsolicited loving advice: ❤ 1. It is NOT too early for pain management and /or palliative care services. Palliative care doesn't mean hospice. A lot of people graduate off of palliative care! 2. Eating dinner out right now is obviously not appealing to her. Get take-out. She wants to imprint on those precious babies by spending every minute possible as a family! She doesn't want to waste a minute of her life in a restaurant. And she has no appetite. 3. When you fill out those stupid medical forms just write NA beside the family history crap or leave it blank . I am a nurse & I know those questions are only for finding out her risk factors.... that's irrelevant at this time. 4. You are an awesome husband!

[@1cruiselvr656]

I disagree about going to dinner. Kyle is craving some alone time with his wife. Just a short dinner, being husband and wife, then back to the babies. Kyle needs his special time with Jenny too.

[@BackstoryTabi]

I completely agree with you.❤

[@sherylskord4041]

@@1cruiselvr656you are right! of course he does! I hope she feels up to it very soon. He wants couple time. It's a hard balance. I am so grateful for their very supportive families who are holding them up with caring for the children and providing meals, etc. Wish I lived closer to help them as well.

[@Teresagerald001]

God bless you Jenny and Kyle. I lost my mom to lung cancer in 2021. She was diagnosed in December of 2020 and passed June 2021. But I am so thankful for the 64 years she was with us. Jenny you have survived this horrible disease for so long. I pray you are strengthened and I pray you are healed. I pray you have many more days with your babies and husband 🙏🏽🙏🏽 Life is but a vapor. I pray we all love each other and enjoy the days we are given❤️

[@traciebryant162]

❤

[@kimwalker3566]

I've never seen another husband like Kyle....He's truly an original and I mean that in the very best way. He's carrying an enormous load and his pain has got to be excruciating. And when he does cry, it rips my heart out. I will never understand why a beautiful, loving family like this, is stricken with something so horrible.....Although, any reason would never be good enough. ❤❤❤❤

[@carmelaburrone5029]

I feel the same way. I've been crying about this all week. Just breaks my heart to pieces...

[@fernfunk]

sadly this stuff happens because there is no god and life is brutal, random and totally unfair.

[@kimwalker3566]

@@carmelaburrone5029 I've never followed anyone on KZbin and been so touched. It's like I know them. How's it possible to feel so many emotions through a screen? 😢

[@sundeewalker777MARANATHA]

​@fernfunk God is the only healer so rather we are heLed here in this world or when a believer gets to heaven breaking comes. Total 100% restoration. HallaluiYah 🙌🤍

[@alisonflaxman1566]

​@@fernfunkyou're disrespecting Jenny who believes in God.

[@MyraMitchell-w5y]

Jenny has the best husband in the world! He is so loving!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻♥️🦋

[@rcb4ever1]

Kyle I’m a nurse and let me tell you that you are doing AMAZING with your grasp of procedures and explaining them,when Jenny said I do she chose well.Many prayers from Minnesota🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@elizabethc3842]

I agree, he should go to school to become a nurse or a doctor, he would be great

[@SusanLlewellyn-pp2xn]

​@elizabethc3842 I'm thinking he would make an awesome Nurse..❤

[@Loki-Rosies-mom]

There's a hospital here in the UK that does this therapy and the results are incredible. Jenny, Kyle and your babies I'm praying for you all 🙏🙏 sending you lots of love and positive prayers ❤️🙏 xx

[@carolynsears1710]

I sure hope it gives her a lot more time!

[@terradean7831]

It has to be hard, because Jenny is sick and doesn't have the energy or strength to go on trips, and Kyle still wants to be able to enjoy her on outtings to get some form of normalcy. I feel this treatment is going to be that miracle I'm praying for her

[@penniewyatt9391]

He will learn to time her energy levels. Backing down to an hour out a day is a reasonable place to start, since she will probably lie about her pain levels to get the “most time”. I lie every day, even to myself about how long I can go without melting down. I’m in radiation myself. Treatment days are harder.

[@terradean7831]

@@penniewyatt9391 oh no, so you know first hand, I pray for you both. I just hope this new treatment be the one. It has to be since it's new and much isn't known about it, it's possible it could work perfectly with her body. I hope you're getting good treatment as well.

[@sparkles7420]

She isn’t going on a trip for fun though. She is traveling to go to the doctor for treatment. I see what you are saying,he is talking about traveling. I’m sure if she isn’t feeling good and doesn’t want to go ,he will change his mind.

[@clairsmiley8053]

Omg I don't even know you guys and this is too much.I pray for a miracle 😢😢😢Jenny love you!!

[@sarahb4104]

I worked for years in hospice as a nurse. I took care of so so many patients who were given 6 months to live who lived years after that point. Of course being cured is not expected but you could still have years left to live with the treatments being offered. Life is very short for everyone and we could all die at any time. Just know that every thing I’ve seen with death has been so peaceful and reassuring. Working in hospice was so wonderful and after years of doing so I feel no fear when it comes to death.

[@Fuzzamajumula]

There might be a cure just around the corner. Check out AOH1996, which is an experimental drug developed at the very hospital where Jenny is receiving her radiation treatment! So far, it has cured every cancer it has been used against - and it has no side effects! This could be the cure we've all been waiting for!

[@maryfolks9368]

Thank you for sharing that, I hope they read it. God Bless you

[@chrissybouchat101]

@@FuzzamajumulaShe has LMD. That pill wouldn’t work.

[@haleyanderson573]

Wow, I wonder why the New Zealand hospice experience isn't like that for many. Lost my Dad a few weeks ago after a long battle. He had about three months where they didn't have his pain under control. Hopefully the service in our country will improve 😞

[@SusanLlewellyn-pp2xn]

It's true. God prepares His children...❤

[@ananimity7332]

My love goes out to Jenny and her entire family and to those who suffer from any form of cancer. 💓💓💓

[@traciebryant162]

Thank you ❤

[@SonshineLady7]

**PAIN MANAGEMENT** Hi, Jenny & Kyle. I'm a retired Hospice counselor and wanted to pass along something I learned and observed in my patients. Many people are afraid if they begin Hospice care it's admitting they have a terminal diagnosis and sometimes believe they'll die sooner. Research, as well as observations of Hospice employees, indicate the opposite ie. many patients live longer. The reason is Hospice management of pain. Pain places tremendous stress on the body, causing it to tighten; when one is pain-free, the body relaxes which greatly relieves stress, physically and mentally. One of the goals of Hospice is to keep their patients as pain-free as possible and I have witnessed that personally. Good pain management requires one starting at a certain level of strong medication which is increased gradually as the patient needs it. Non-Hospice Drs. generally will never prescribe/administer this type of medication for pain control, saying the patient will become addicted. Hospice believes that's not really a valid issue as the goal is to keep the patient's pain under control so she will enjoy the time with family/friends instead of feeling horrible due to pain. I saw a poster on your previous video encourage you to get into Hospice sooner than later so you can benefit from their services more. I totally agree. Going to Hospice and when to go is a very personal choice. One has to have stopped all treatment to do so, which is another consideration. I've been following your journey but haven't posted. Seeing Jenny in such pain prompted me to do so now to share this information with which I totally agree having worked with many cancer patients. God bless you both and your family.

[@happycanadianfarmer]

My father in Law actually had hospice at home. The nurse came and gave his pain medication. Then he had a pick ( I think that's what it's called ) inserted in his arm, and the syringes were filled and my mother in law administered the meds when he was in pain. There were also PSWs and family who helped. We were there when he passed 😢. This was 2 years ago.

[@tootles4272]

Hospice is wonderful

[@karenadams5052]

I’ve had three family members use Hospice at my home and they are angels on earth. You do have to give up treatments and that was hard for my sister to understand because her cognitive abilities were being compromised by brain tumors. Her cancer started as non small cell lung cancer and moved to her brain and spine. Her original oncologist gave her 4-6 months without treatment. When you’re 49 and given a diagnosis like that it is very devastating. Her radiologist was more optimistic and told her no one has an expiration date stamped on the bottom of there foot. She lived almost 5 years after radiation and surgery. Good luck with the new treatment. Jenny sending you prayers for a successful treatment. ❤

[@limey7376]

SonShineLady7.....Totally agree with your comment. My husband had hospice and they were absolutely wonderful. God bless these people that help terminally ill patients.

[@happycanadianfarmer]

@limey7376 The hospice nurse was there at the farm to see my father in law. Unfortunately a couple of hours after he passed my mother inlaw asked me to call her and let her know he passed, she came back right away. She was amazing. I was outside waiting for her, she gave me a huge hug and we cried. It was so hard to see him take his last breath 💔

[@theseamstress6315]

I went through this with my husband 6 months to live. He received this proton treatment too . He lived 11 months. I relished every minute with him. So did the children. He had small cell lung cancer. He was made comfortable at home with hospice around his family like he wanted. Blessings and prayers to y’all and your family.

[@theresedixon1824]

I love you both, my heart is breaking with you. I pray all the time you guys spend with each other is full of love and good memories, and I still do pray for the Lord to heal your whole body. I’m praying for a miracle!!!! And I pray for such a peace, and her pain diminishes, In Jesus Name ✨🕊️

[@iSheree]

Would you say the proton treatment is worth it? People have said in the comments that it's "brutal" and that Jenny shouldn't do it. I think I disagree but have not had experience with it myself. It obviously bought your husband a few more months. I am very sorry for your loss. I have cancer too and I hope that I die peacefully.

[@theseamstress6315]

@@iSheree yes it was worth it to me but , it is different for everyone. No one person is the same. It’s very expensive, but my husband insurance was good.. yes he passed comfortably and in no pain with all the meds hospice allowed. It was peaceful but as a wife of 50 years hard for me to let him go, but I had to. I wish you many blessings on your journey.🙏

[@iSheree]

@@theseamstress6315 wow you were married for a long time. I am so sorry that is absolutely heartbreaking. I wish you peace. Thank you for your kind words. 💜

[@Kitty_Lechat]

@@iSheree the goal of the treatment is not curative in her case. Hoping the tx will provide some symptoms relieve and not giving Jenny more harms and pain. Focus on the precious and remaining time with the love ones.

[@betterlife6510]

She was lucky to have such a supportive husband. RIP beautiful angel.

[@liztosh740]

As a mom of two, both adults now, I always thought how hard it was taking care of them when they were sick. But watching you comforting your sweet little babies while YOU are the one that's sick...you Jenny, are a selfless and brave woman! 😢 God bless you and your beautiful family.

[@mollieestrada1095]

❤Jenny I’m a former hospice nurse. You are a beautiful soul. Thank you for opening up and sharing with all of us.

[@taranicole1669]

So true my mom was in pain up until the last few months toward the end from lung cancer. We brought in hospice and they did an amazing job of keeping her pain free. She had some great weeks up until she passed. I am praying for Jenny's complete healing and cancer free in Jesus name.! ❤🙏 Jenny you have a great husband and family by your side.

[@Ownlimi]

I’m praying with you for complete healing in Jesus name 🙏

[@traciebryant162]

I'm sorry to hear about your mom. Thank you for sharing ❤

[@Nutty8114]

finishing watching your video again...I miss you...and even though it hurts to relieve these moments you give me strength to face my daily challenges...thanks Jenny our teacher Mrs. Appleford 🍎

[@robynhogle2435]

My mom died from lung cancer and we had hospice care for her. She never complained about any pain. She seemed very comfortable and happy.

[@stephie640]

Always know you aren't REQUIRED to be "positive" here. Allow yourself to grieve and feel your feels as emotions hit you in waves.. Take time to spoil yourselves with things you love and try to take things in small pieces. It can be overwhelming to envision months out. Just today. Just this moment in time. We 💙 you guys!!

[@peggygreen9908]

Thank you both for allowing us to go on this journey with you. You two are AMAZING. I was widowed at the age of 32 with 3 kids to raise, One with special needs. I am 53 now and God has been good to us.Its not easy but I use to say to myself when I didnt think I could make it one more day that there is light at the end of the tunnel and its not a train. God bless both of you and your sweet little ones, In my prayers always.

[@diawesthues7504]

I am feeling so sad and so worried. 😥 I literally cannot stop thinking about what they all have to be going through, right now. I keep thinking about how Winnie couldn't stop crying at Target or Ellis couldn't pick a toy. My heart is breaking for them. Dear God please help them through this. 🙏 I did see Kyle's, post. It tears my heart out.

[@joanneshaw3071]

Kyle your ability to explain procedures/medications Jenny is doing/taking is amazing. I can imagine years into the future people will turn to your videos for guidance if they are in the same situation. Your videos are so raw and so honest. You are both truly amazing people. I’m a nurse in Australia and Jenny has been on my mind every day since you received the news. Nothing would make me happier than Jenny getting more time with her babies

[@nancysrios]

Kyle may feel awful but he keeps it altogether and is so reassuring to his wife.

[@nathanhale6496]

I use to work in a hospital. I can't tell you how many patients I saw that were given months to live and 5 years later...they were still coming back for check ups. Don't let time given get into your head. Sometimes the road was hard then after they got through it, they were glad they kept fighting.

[@Kitty_Lechat]

They have to be realistic too, don't lose hope and focus on what you want to accomplish with your love ones now, make some memories.

[@tiffLSUFAN]

Sometimes Dr's give false hope and they should not . And sometimes the treatment is harder to do on the body and mind and that it's better to make memories to last then trying to do more test . And making more time with the family together then being separated sometimes is not good either. Cause in the end family and memories is what add ups in life. Hope God will heal her but also be realistic and try to spend more time with the kids and family and going places you know? You guys can travel and see places and make memories together as a family . But I'm not wanting to argue with anyone just saying why travel away from the family . Travel travel with the kids. Go have FUN less worry and away from the hospitals The movie the Bucket list is Two terminally ill men escape from a cancer ward and head off on a road trip with a wish list of to-dos before they die. And they both have the time of their life and making wonderful memories that they have . Sometimes just taking trips getting out getting to see different cultures and different foods and how people live and taking the kids with yall can be a learning experience also the kids can learn from and benefit from and for you guys to.

[@janemulvenna9598]

Exactly. That was well said. My sentiments exactly.

[@applejellypucci]

@@ourcorrectopinions6824 thank you for your pragmatism. Sometimes it's needed.

[@prettylady995]

Some alternative treatments give you life not months. No Doctor knows I think it’s irresponsible to give someone their expiration date.

[@leowiebe2101]

My sister had this Cancer she was about your age. I have prayed for her many of times I am her younger brother I lost my dad & sister to this my heart goes out to you.

[@marilynrobertson6265]

My son in law is 4.7 years into stage IV colon cancer. God has blessed us and we are grateful for His mercy and grace 😊. Keep praying community 😮 God does miraculous things everyday ❤❤❤❤

[@jillnicholson7430]

I feel so honoured to have found your family randomly on you tube. You have touched me and I am so inspired by your strength and dedication to family and to your values . I am a registered nurse . I have worked in ICU my entire career . I am following your journey now and sending healing energy to you Jenny and to your husband and children. There will never be a day during this journey that I don't send love , light and healing prayers your way . Thank you for sharing your journey with us . We can respond by saying we are here for you .

[@wendygould4476]

You guys are so beautiful together as a married couple and as a wonderful family. Your collective courage is truly amazing. My sister was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and given 12 months to live. She underwent Immune therapy and chemotherapy and lived another 7 years. Her fierce determination to be around for her young grandson who, along with his dad, lived with her gave her strength to fight on. You’re surrounded with love Jenny and with the power of prayer from so many people on social media as well as those closest to you, I add my own. Peace ☮️ and love ❤️

[@istayprivate]

I literally cried and still CRYING over the GODFUND ME TEXT and how much KYLE has supported his family and still is! PLEASE PLEASE EVERYONE SHARE THEIR VIDEOS EVERY WHERE SO THEY GET MORE AND MORE VIEWS SO MORE PEOPLE CAN HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO KNOW THIS BEAUTIFUL FAMILY! THEY DESERVE THE WORLD AND MORE. I HOPE THEY LIVE A GOOD LIFE IN THE END. THANK YOU KYLE FOR WORKING SO HARD. YOU'RE ONE HELL OF A GUY!

[@prettychaotic]

Godfund me text??

[@tammyh4819]

The way you and the kiddos were all physically wrapped into one another is absolutely precious! ❤

[@traciebryant162]

❤

[@jlcollins7673]

I am so grateful that the doctor came out to talk to you, to give you that little bit of peace you needed!!!! And I am so happy our sweet Jenny came out feeling as well as she did!!!

[@SandraDrum]

The Doctor's comments to Kyle made us all have more hope for Jenny! You are so right!! I think Kyle told Jenny the info because she seemed really upbeat when they started video taping (whatever it is called ) after getting to the car ❤

[@africanqueen5292]

I’m 25 and I hope I find a man as lovely as Kyle. Both Jenny and Kyle are such beautiful people. I’m praying for this beautiful family ❤️

[@cosmickitty9533]

Poor Jenny you did not deserve this AT ALL!!!!! I hate that this happened to you I really do. You don’t deserve it one single bit. I really really hope you live.

[@Therealslamm40]

I pray for you DAILY! We've put you on our church's prayer list, too! Miracles happen every day and I know your miracle is coming. You're so inspiring to me as a daughter who lost her mother to cancer. Thank you for showing the realness of your journey❤

[@theantiquelittlegirl5891]

You guys are so brave!❤️

[@barbaraanderson3532]

If anyone can blow their expiration date outta the water it’s our Jenny! Keep going, Girl! Love you all ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@amytremblay9961]

Agreed!

[@gwenwatson149]

Yes!!! ❤

[@k.cooley4306]

My father had treatment at Scripps Institute near San Diego in 1987 for lung and brain cancer. He had been given 3-6 months, and instead, he lived fully for two and a half years. During that time, he took two cruises and played in golf tournaments. With all the newer therapies, she can have much hope. Blessings ❤

[@8074sam]

Jenny, we prayed for you at church this morning. 💞

[@jerryspianobar]

That is a beautiful and kind act.

[@marievickers7848]

Im from UK and wondered if anyone in US has an appartment that this beautiful couple could stay in FREE. They deserve a break. It would take financial pressure off them. God bless you if you can help them.❤

[@Sandra-eg8gg]

Kyle you are an incredibly rare human being, your selfless dedication to your family is second to none, I’m in awe of Jenny, what a woman , you are blessed to have found each other, the difficult road you are traveling is being done with such grace, I could only hope to handle things in such an extraordinary way x

[@werexxwolfxxbaby]

that was so thoughtful and well put. i agree

[@jacquelinemcgrath3168]

❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🌷🌷🌷

[@sweetp1015]

I’m sure you guys are being inundated with other’s experiences but I had to give you ours. We had a family friend probably the age of you. She had 4 children with lung cancer then her brain. She was given 3 months to live. She lived 6 years. Please keep praying and going forward everyone is different than most experts can really know. Prayers to you guys and your little children. Can’t imagine what goes through their minds every time they say goodbyes to you. ❤

[@alisonflaxman1566]

Just like Valerie Harper was giving 6 months and lived 6 years.

[@jerryspianobar]

How many of you find yourselves almost worried sick over both Jenny and Sarah (pog family)? It's almost like it's happening to my own family or friends. It's amazing how close we can get to people we've never met or aren't likely ever to meet.

[@lyric8006]

Agree 😢

[@AndreaPotger]

Both ladies are in my prayers xxxx much love to your wonderful husband's and supportive family. Xxxc

[@melberg6821]

The very reason I will never follow another person on their cancer journey. This is just too hard and devastating to watch💔💔💔

[@maritadenil6774]

Sarah past away

[@jerryspianobar]

@@maritadenil6774 I know 😮‍💨

[@montrose6427]

Jenny, it is clear to me Kyle is lucky to have you. So many people are saying you are lucky to have him (and you are) but lets not forget the value you are bringing to your relationship as well. You are both lucky to have each other.

[@TheSommersonnenwende]

Jenny is lucky to have him too......

[@ManWho30]

​@@TheSommersonnenwende May i dare Say she's as lucky to have him but come on.. Kyle is doing EVERYTHING. He is perfect cause another would have been less ivolved or just left her.. sad but true folks.

[@Kitty_Lechat]

He is very scared too, but he does not have choices he has to be strong in front of Jenny and the kids. It is a tough road ahead, enjoy every moment of the life.

[@donnalembo4243]

What a lovely radiation oncologist. Don't see too many doctors who take the time like he did. Thank you for posting this treatment, as someone with stage 4 lung cancer or anyone else here with cancer can hear about this treatment. I get my scan next week, and if my doctor told me results like you had, I would have thought there was nowhere else to go. Thank you for posting your treatments. It's truly helping others as well. Prayer and positive thoughts go out to you as you embark on this new treatment. Your video is inspiring and very hopeful.

[@jessicabellone913]

Sending you lots of love and prayers throughout your journey as well ❤🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏

[@Sandra-pm3it]

🙏❤

[@sundoesshine8583]

My dad was always terrified of them bringing up "morphine" for the first time after going through lung cancer with my grandmother . They reassured him that it only "helps" the pain or difficulty associated with being out of breath. It won't speed anything up in any way in case that's any fear. So glad your pain meds and or anxiety for claustrophobia worked. Small wins!

[@christianemartin2581]

Hi everyone. I had morphine for my back, before a double operation and after. It took some time to stop as one gets so used to it, it did not help anymore. And all after effects of the med are very unpleasant. Jenny I’m happy that it works so well for you.

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[@han5234]

@@christianemartin2581 We can never truly predict how different people will be affected by different medications. Opioids and Benzodiazepine do almost nothing for me apart from give me unpleasant side effects. My body does not like to be sedated though my brain would appreciate it!

[@sallymccoy6286]

Kyle is one of the most loving caring and patient man I have ever seen. Going through the cancer journey with his wife, shows just how strong of a husband and father he is. He has to be holding his own pain inside. Prayers to your family. 😢💔🙏🏼☣️🎗🎗

[@michellesorenson1292]

I love you so much, Jenny! "I might have stage 4 but I still take care of myself!" YOU ROCK!

[@shannoncastro5325]

Prayers to you and your family 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@carolyngregory9354]

I’m so proud of you, Jenny. You are a trooper with this cancer, and Kyle is so compassionate and sweet to you, and such a positive person for you. It’s not over. Miracles still happen.

[@donnaplapp5211]

I'm proud and very impressed with both of you !!

[@truthsetsufree]

How can you miss someone you never met....yet we do! Keep looking down on Kyle and the kids and guiding them through life Jenny, I know you will!

[@Xjustlookatmex]

I know a case of a woman that outlived her expectancy by 10 years and she’s still going strong, her stage 4 ovarian cancer is not active and she was given a year to live at the time

[@Thehappyetruthteller]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@801mikki]

Kyle & Jenny, even though they accept your insurance, you should still talk to their finance office. A lot offer financial assistance in addition to insurance. It’s worth looking into. As always praying for you Jenny and your beautiful family. So happy that this day went so well for you!

[@lyndachristen6136]

They have as far as I know 2 Go Fund me’s current..

[@jeeps7913]

This facility does offer a financial assistance plan based on need. Any go fund me receipts can be directed for other current and future needs this family will surely face, regardless of outcome. I strongly encourage you to contact their financial assistance department, pronto. The worst they can say is ‘no’. My prayers are with each of you-on all fronts.

[@Chelbsn]

I absolutely love the conversation you had with Jenny's new oncologist! He sounds like a ray of sunshine, hope and dedication. You have medical warriors ready for battle and prayer warriors surrounding your family and lifting you up!

[@naomijones8564]

I think with the new treatmennt, the worry of the recent news, kyle struggling, jenny suffering i just dont think they have it in them to do video footage at the minute, they forgot to feed the kids and themselves the other day that show how all over the place they both are and rightly so you would be, they will update us as and when they can they are looking after themselves at the minute, if something terrible happened, god forbid, kyle would let us know, i think they are just getting through day by day at the minute xxxx