My STOMACH CANCER Was Found By Accident! - Jeff | Stage 4 Stomach Cancer | The Patient Story

[@msztammyful]

I have stage 4 stomach cancer too. It’s at the junction of the esophagus and the stomach. It has since spread to the lining of the stomach and now my doctor says we have moved away from a cure to just palliative care. He hasn’t given me an estimate on how much longer i have left but im still definitely fighting for that cure. Right now im on opdivo and folfox, we had to stop the oxali because i was getting really bad nerve damage too. Im doing all that i can to stay alive. Im drinking guanabana tea and eating fruits like chirimoya and apples, anything that has shown to help with cancer. I hope that we may get past this, hoping for a miracle for the both of us. Take care friend.

[@johnjarvis2168]

You need cannabis oil immediately. My team has been successfully treating cancer patients for 11 years now. Trust me, you can save your own life.

[@brucebiendarra9843]

I’m praying for you.🙏🙏

[@rebeccabeech4505]

Prayers

[@standup2982]

Sending love ❤️

[@bluesmoke8826]

Believe it or not apples can work. My family knows a man that beat stage 4 prostate cancer with just an apple diet. The seeds included

[@CopingwithGrattitude]

“If we are kind, that is what matters most” …what a wonderful legacy to leave for your children. I wish you well and to be pain free, whatever your journey.

[@stevefabian477]

Thanks for such nice and hopeful thoughts.

[@ThePatientStory]

Thank you so much for this kind comment!

[@karenhenley2195]

In his 70's during a 5 year period, my Stepfather survived colon cancer (surgery took out large part of colon), lung cancer (surgery took out most of 1 lung), prostate cancer, and melanoma (large growths that started during his Army time in Vietnam). He survived years of chemotherapy and radiation. He did say radiation was the worst with the burning. During this cancer time, while he and my Mom were visiting me for Christmas from Florida, he went out in the snowing freezing cold weather and jogged 10 miles. He is now 92, lives by himself in the house since my Mom passed away, drives himself, and has never had the return of the cancers he survived. His were the top 4 cancers that kill men at that time. The morale of his story is continue fighting and "never say never." Life doesn't come with an expiration date.

[@ThePatientStory]

Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@mkwest2273]

@@karenhenley2195 That's just beautiful and wonderful 🙏🏼.

[@silva7493]

Holy Mackerel! Those cancers didn't stand a chance with your stepdad!

[@vanessanurkala6868]

Oh hunny. What a story. Im stage 3 Invasive Ductal Carcinoma. I will be praying for you You're a very strong man. I can't talk about my cancer issues without crying. Nice to meet you.. Im vanessa. ❤

[@brandioswaltschultz7355]

❤❤

[@johnjarvis2168]

Cannabis oil, Vanessa

[@Mimi-fe2gm]

@vanessanurkala6868 💕🙏🏻🌻 wish you the best

[@claireashley427]

Praying for you! 🙏❤

[@californiadoll6273]

Get on the channel and do an interview? We want to hear your story!!! ❤

[@rozchristopherson648]

I’m 63. Never married or had children. As an only child, I spent 17 years as a caregiver to my elderly parents and my grandmother. I just want to say that this man has been so blessed already to have lived to marry and have 7 children. Many people would love to have had such blessings in their lives, myself included. So we should all count our blessings, even in the midst of great struggles and pain. ❤🙏

[@jeopardyjeff]

Totally blessed. I really, REALLY can’t complain.

[@silva7493]

This is a fact.

[@bettysmith4527]

Wow this guy was saved by someone else he was trying to save!! Hopefully he lives a long life, and the treatment works for him, his family needs him! 💔

[@ThePatientStory]

We are so inspired by Jeff's story! Thank you for your comment.

[@kristinerwalsh]

I wish for you the years my uncle had . Diagnosed and treated 35 years ago for stomach cancer, it didn’t come back until 2 years ago. Wishing you healing strength. 🙏🏻

[@OisinMcCrory-s6v]

I hope your uncle is doing alright Kristen

[@bluesmoke8826]

First person to ever put into perspective the amount of radiation a patient may be exposed to. At least that I have heard. Nice explanation,prayers 🙏 to you for your recovery.

[@deborahbizzell1989]

You're right.I have had at least 50 mammograms,and oral xrays,30 times,radiation after having a lumpectomy 45 times.

[@plaidpaisley5918]

Well, you seem to me the definition of Grace. Praying for so much more time than anyone believes possible. Praying for a miracle for you.

[@kevini3490]

Let's all pray for this gentleman

[@moiraduplessis2900]

God bless you. You are a beautiful young man husband and father. We pray God sends a miracle your way. God Willing.

[@jeopardyjeff]

Thank you!

[@lisaanderson7322]

What a lovely and genuine human being. Wishing you all the best and less pain😊

[@ThePatientStory]

Jeff is wonderful! We are so glad he shared his story with us.

[@kathyf7862]

So authentically spoken. Thank you and God bless and keep you during your journey.

[@roxysimmons]

Thank you for being so honest - you are amazingly eloquent. I am hoping with all I have that you get to a good place soon. Sending love x

[@roxysimmons]

by the way, I just wrote this before I heard the name of your Dr Hope.

[@jeopardyjeff]

Thank you!

[@Ragdollcatlover]

What a nice chap - I hope he gets a lot of time with his family.

[@ertiebassy3612]

Love your "canvas" metaphor. You have explained things very clearly. Thank you for this video. Your family will treasure it too.❤

[@brendasnow8255]

I’m sure that your family appreciate every extra day with you.

[@shirleyac12]

Thank you for explaining these treatments to us . This helps us understand.

[@c.christman9649]

Thank you for sharing your journey. Please let your family know that you will live on and will see them again. You are a very kind person.

[@jeopardyjeff]

I will. Thanks!

[@denisberte778]

Sir, you're looking good. Prayers to you and hang in there you're going to make it. God bless, Denis Berte' USMC

[@michellenmakeup]

Sending love and prayer to Jeff and family and loved ones; my heart goes out to you and I am truly crying rn - thank you for sharing your story in such a brave clear manner. So inspiring

[@Dublin1008]

Sending much healing love ❤

[@Ceerads]

Thank you for this video. When I see these “The Patient Story” videos, I have to stop myself from cursing the Fates and saying, “There are so many truly horrible people we hear about daily; why are they free of deadly diseases while good, even brilliant, kind and compassionate people have cancers or other life-threatening diseases?” Of course, it’s a stupid question. Our bodies sometimes do what comes naturally, and it happens to very necessary people and even to the psychopaths and destroyers amongst us. I feel this every time I watch these videos, but yours made me want to say what I did. I wish you and your family as long a time together as possible. I hope your expectations are exceeded.

[@jeopardyjeff]

Thank you so much.

[@cathyatchison7649]

A very intelligent and gifted man. I am very very sad for you and your family.

[@jimmywarren6685]

Prayers for you, my friend!

[@terriblepainter7675]

Sorry to hear about your battle. Yes, every treatment adds some months or a couple of years to the life. Important to know because of the price of side effects. It’s a trade off…

[@Pakalani03]

What a thoughtful, wonderful man Jeff is. I hope his life has had satisfaction and love. It sounds as if it has. His family has been blessed with him, but he will be gone too soon. Safe travels, Jeff. You will be missed.

[@jeopardyjeff]

Not dead yet! I might even survive this, bizarrely enough. The odds are against, but it does happen rarely.

[@Mimi-fe2gm]

I wish you a long life. New treatments come up every day. So many are now “living” with cancer. My sister is also one of them… very rare sarcoma. Surgery and treatment when the next recurrence comes up. My brother also had a related sarcoma and passed from that because he had uneducated doctors on this type of cancer, it’s so important to find specialists for what YOU have, not just any Oncologist will do. I have three other siblings and we are all very aware we may be next since it is curious two siblings have such a rare cancer. Sarcoma cancers are less than 1% of all cancers and there are many subsets of that one. There is hope tho. She is alive today only because she was able to get the best doctors in the country to try different things after being written off by an HMO. Everyone: be vigilant! Don’t take “no”or “that’s all that can be done” for an answer. Bless everyone going through cancer treatments, it’s not fair and not fun. The angel nurses make it so much better. Bless them too! ❤

[@jeopardyjeff]

Sarcomas can be so aggressive. Sorry

[@bobtis]

As a family man with 7 kids plus you are young. So sorry this happened to you. I guess in your situation you pull out all the stops. Best Wishes Gad be with you.

[@jeopardyjeff]

I’ve been blessed. Why shouldn’t it be me, you know?

[@claudiarusso6702]

Bless you🙏. Sending you all the healing angels your way! Your attitude is amazing. The best prescription is knowledge.👍❤️

[@wanderliciousvlog1]

Praying for your healing 🙏

[@silva7493]

I have no idea how this video got into my feed... it's truly amazing how someone can be so seriously ill, yet look great. Cancer is so strange. Forteen years ago, after the removal of a very small and not too aggressive malignant breast tumor, followed by five weeks of radiation, I was cured of cancer. But then three weeks ago after a routine mammogram and further tests, a small tumor along with rather large area of precancerous tissue was found in the "healthy" breast. Suddenly a double mastectomy and who knows what all else is looming on my horizon, although I feel as good as I ever have. Still, I have so much to feel blessed about. At least I'm fairly confident that BC won't be the end of me. You and your beautiful family are in my prayers.

[@jeopardyjeff]

Thank you. And sorry for your own cancer experience. I know it can be downright scary. Wishing you the very best. Good luck.

[@evebaker4740]

So many people are given timed diagnoses and go on to live much longer by years…I feel you are one who will beat the odds just from your outlook on life, may God continue to bless you and your family

[@Maya-Alexdog]

Thank you for sharing ❤ you are helping others ❤

[@ThePatientStory]

Thank you so much for your comment! We are so happy Jeff's story is helping others.

[@magdavanderlith925]

What a man!!!😊

[@mariskakemp9377]

Respect!🙏I wish you all the best 🍀

[@bubbles7964]

You are truly inspirational, Jeff. Thank you for your extraordinary courage in sharing this and, not least of all, for the beautiful way in which you do so. I am deeply touched by your story and your essence, which is tangible. While I understand your prognosis, please do still reserve a special and peaceful little spot in your heart that just continues to know - all on its own - that so-called “miracles“ do indeed happen. I, for my part, will be rooting for you and will say a little prayer or two (and some more) to encourage that rare little miracle to make its way directly to you. That’s a promise. Wishing you and your loved ones continued fortitude and sending you all much love from across the ocean.

[@jeopardyjeff]

Since filming this, I’ve begun to believe I might actually been one of the lucky ones. No sign of the cancer returning yet. Thanks for the kind words!

[@bubbles7964]

@@jeopardyjeff What wonderful, wonderful news! So, so happy for you, Jeff! Will keep that love flowing and those prayers coming. Wishing you the best possible outcome!

[@jamiestanley9234]

You’ve explained the drugs and treatments so well! I don’t think I’ve ever heard it put in simpler terms that I can wrap my mind around.

[@jeopardyjeff]

Thanks. I tried

[@monicamestas7566]

What a lovely, kind man. Thank you for sharing your story. All the best to you and your family.

[@aditisinghal715]

So well spoken. I know the struggles of cancer very well having lost my father to colon cancer. Please do try immunotherapy. You are brave and strong. Sending good wishes and prayers and good health to you and your lovely family, hoping for a miracle..

[@jamessistrunk2389]

Wonderful story God Bless u and your family.

[@antoineosburn8626]

Wow! He has a very beautiful family. He is definitely blessed and I would like to send prayers for him to live many more beautiful years with his family.

[@deborahbizzell1989]

Hello,I am so sorry youre going through this awful circumstance.I too am an advanced cancer patient.

[@christyborkowski6866]

I’m so sorry your going this to sweetie 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Katsem]

I wish you a good quality of life, and that you are spared unmanageable pain. My husband’s doctors say the standard of care for stomach cancer is chemo, stomach surgery, often complete removal, then more chemo. I pray for a cure. The treatments for cancer haven’t really improved much, often being brutal and disfiguring.

[@hildanix3768]

I am so😢 sorry for your diagnosis !! SO HOPE YOU FEEL THE FRIENDS YOU ARE GAINING THRU YOUR STRUGGLE! WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR UPDATES AND HOPEFULLY GOD,'S HAND ON YOUR STRUGGLES! Much love from Becky from The Beautiful North Georgia Mountains

[@jeopardyjeff]

Thanks, Becky.

[@slipdisco]

God bless you and your family!

[@brendasnow8255]

My husband was treated at Duke for stage 3C colon cancer. He lived another 27 years, with no recurrence. He was treated with something called FU15- I think. Couldn’t tolerate it well, but did manage to stay on it for a year. If he hadn’t gone to Duke from Tennessee he would have died.

[@OisinMcCrory-s6v]

I hope are doing alright Jeff

[@AngieAitch]

Jeff, you must have felt well enough in the beginning of this..... we absolutly dont know whats going on inside our bodies. I have a PET scan next week, its for my thyroid, but im so anxious at what may turn up. You explain everything so well and very honestly...Thank you for sharing this with us 💖

[@mariaturiceanu6759]

I am praying for you! Thyroid cancer is treatable with great chances of survival, so be hopeful!

[@ThePatientStory]

We will be thinking of you as you do your PET scan!

[@jeopardyjeff]

Here’s hoping

[@scottgoodman2357]

He’s telling my story I’m living that right now. I just got through with kidney cancer then had a cabbage 5 which is five bypasses for the heart and I just got diagnosed with stomach cancer and this is November 2024

[@annetteminett8500]

Sorry to hear this Scott. Take care.

[@ejazahmed5367]

Pray for speedy recovery ameen

[@Katwinser1958]

Sir you are in my prayers. I am fighting cancer as well.

[@brucebiendarra9843]

I’m praying for you.🙏🙏

[@mariaturiceanu6759]

Praying for you, too!

[@ftmrivas3043]

Prayers that immunotherapy works for you.

[@jeopardyjeff]

I don’t have the right bio markers, unfortunately

[@suewinter3693]

Beautiful story.

[@veronicakennedy5269]

God bless you brother God bless you and your precious families heart and soul when we see each other in the Kingdom of our heavenly father I'm going to give you the greatest biggest hug but for now please take this hugs from my heart to yours❤🤗💞🙏👼🌻

[@PaulVetter-g2r]

Thank you for your video... you're someone to look up to.

[@ThePatientStory]

Yes he is! So glad Jeff's story touched you.

[@drummersagainstitk]

YOU'RE AN INSPIRATION.

[@daw7773]

So many people have serious health problems after getting a gastric bypass. Get well soon.

[@brendamcghee1559]

Keep Hope Alive👍🏾

[@debbieparks8108]

Prayers for complete healing in Jesus name!

[@CraigWedd]

god bless you my freind.. im not even religious... but i am wishing you a content future.. such a great video

[@vocalone8182]

Have you done the signatera test from the company Natera? That burn you could trace on your arm was a nerve. Nerve pain is terrible 😢

[@jeopardyjeff]

Just got my first one this summer. No cancer yet on it. Knowing that it’s probably more than 6 months from being treated again is a blessing.

[@Maria-tl1lm]

What do you mean by "surgery spreads the cancer"? I have a friend who had lung cancer, he had surgery (complicated because the tumor was in the middle of the lung, so they cut it, removed the center and rejoined the upper and lower part of the lung). He didn't need chemo or anything. This happened about 10 years ago and he's fine. By the way, thanks for your video. You are amazing. 🌹🌹🙏🙏🤗🤗🌹🌹

[@Ceerads]

Every cancer type and subtype is different.

[@jeopardyjeff]

@@Ceeradsyup

[@bobtis]

Great guy. What a evil desease. You have it but it still hides.

[@radhacarana4890]

@ThePatientStory. So happy to hear you are doing well. However, I'm distressed you are not doing your part to remove any chance of the cancer returning. I have liver and pancriatic cancer, with other organs effected also. As soon as I heard, I began a course of Ivermetin, which helped greatly. I then did a 3 day water fast, and remained on a vegetable broth diet. I now eat zero glucose diet, and take Ivermetin 3 days out of 4. These things we can do, and they kill cancer completely. Combined with Chemo and surgury, everyone can be cancer.... Please don't just wait for it to return. Destroy it at the root, while it is weak...

[@ejazahmed5367]

Blessed with good health ameen

[@Californiadreamin715]

Amen. You will be fine. Our God Jesus Christ is faithful. ❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@caroldenyer3948]

Jeff...you are a statistic of one. Hold on to that...research Llonga's work on fasting.

[@JasonTDolan]

I have terminal colon cancer. It's spread to my liver and right lung. I've been told chemotherapy will give me 1 year. I was supposed to start my chemotherapy tablets two weeks ago, but I haven't taken any. If I don't take chemotherapy, I'll only have months. I'm very scared. I was scared to take the chemotherapy as the side effects were bad. I've to take 2,800 mg twice a day of Capecitabine tablets. Can you advise me if taking chemotherapy is worth it?. I don't want to be feeling sick all the time. Thank you.

[@joannek8319]

Do you carry the CDH-1 gene? That is what my niece had . It can also cause cleft lips and palates( often overlooked), as well as breast, prostate and other cancers. She also had a mutation. She had diffuse cancer with signet cells.

[@joannek8319]

I forgot to say all the best to you ., and I will think positive thoughts for you.

[@jeopardyjeff]

Thankfully no hereditary cancer gene. And thank you!

[@jeopardyjeff]

Sorry about your niece!

[@joannek8319]

@@jeopardyjeff great!

[@JA-fg7bi]

There was a lady on this Patient Story channel recently, that might of had the same mutaton, I cant remember...she did intraveinous vitamin C with good results.

[@jodeeblue9663]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@michellgullatte789]

🙏🏼

[@MrJamiez]

Rip jeff

[@Dmcsw-xg9cq]

❤

[@nishutilawat]

Stage 4 stomach cancer is not curable. My wife passed away 5 months back...I have given best treatment to her ... She was cancer free at one stage of time.. but when cancer came back it was horrible...at last we were praying to God for her death as we. Couldn't see her in unbearable pain and terrible situation... It is a deadly disease..So one should spent as much time with his or her family.

[@friendlhi]

❤🙏👍

[@ladyleo944]

🙏💪💪😊..

[@blackpine6693]

How about Fenbendazole….ivermectin…..?

[@jeopardyjeff]

No evidence these work for cancer (really). It’s just people who are making stuff up or are randomly better (which happens).

[@Wokerati]

Prays and religion are NOT the solution .

[@bobbyhousley9877]

When you better brother. Get another hobby besides having babies..but they are precious. Lol. Too many for me my friend. Hang in there bud

[@Tracymcgrath-p3e]

So sorry. Not fair. 🫶🏻🙏🙏🙏

[@gracestrand2240]

PET scans - have those been predictive for active sights? Radiation therapies are wonderful! And the gift that keeps on giving… my ❤ is with you. Waiting. Waiting is f ing the worst thing, more dealt than treatment or the disease itself. Waiting. The very Worst part of treatment. 💔❤️‍🩹 My dear man.

[@jeopardyjeff]

I don’t wait well. Thanks so much.

[@marcietanz3154]

❤