CANCER Q&A: They pushed back my chemo

[@Yorkylover27]

I had Lymphoma years ago. I was given a survival rate of less than 10%. Now I am 10 years cancer free.

[@evaa4570]

Jeej!!

[@aminaww3446]

So happy for you x

[@littlemermaid8638]

I'm so happy for you!

[@yoinksscoob4889]

So happy for you Link

[@teresaacevedo4825]

Fantastic ! I’m so happy for you . Fight the fight . It’s all about frame of mind. My husband has battled cancer for 13 years . He’s doing good .

[@nsmccoy2345]

I am a retired RN! At one time in my career, I was a chemo nurse! Most of my patients with your type of cancer did very well and were cancer free at the end of treatment! I hope you are one of them!!!!

[@TheWendable]

Beautiful comment x

[@donjetaabazi8837]

I pray she read ur comment

[@mads7277]

My dad had your type of cancer when he was a teenager in the 80s. Spread to the lungs as well. He is still kicking in his 50s now, not a single recurrence :)

[@skipper8970]

I’m so happy for your dad he’s so strong!

[@colinmx.]

My sister has stage 4 breast cancer and it's spread to her lungs 🫁 too and it's very aggressive and we're praying and hope she makes it 🙏🙏

[@samkhan2426]

@@colinmx. hello Colin may i ask how your sister us doing? Praying she is well x

[@colinmx.]

@Sam Khan she passed away last year.

[@samkhan2426]

@@colinmx. i am sooo sorry for your loss. Heartbreaking- i pray for your sister may she rest in peace x

[@clohiggins8208]

I myself had stage 4 Hodgkin’s lymphoma, I’ve been in remission after having a year of treatment and a stem cell transplant. How I mentally got through it is try and detach yourself from your illness treat it like a job that needs to get done but don’t let it get to much in your head.sending lots of love ❤️

[@ivelissetorres7805]

That is so true! Someone told me that And it works. Great advice.

[@liftedbodhisattva]

Congratulations on your remission, continued healing to you,your friends and family 💜

[@Catlady1210]

I'm so sorry 😞. Glad you are doing better! Do you mind me asking what your symptoms were like?? Blessings

[@clohiggins8208]

I was over heating, had a persistent itch, lost a lot of weight, was lethargic a lot of the time, lose of appetite where the main ones

[@sarmoi4952]

You are so strong! So proud of you

[@wendyfiolek5914]

I know two people who both had Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. All these years later they are still cancer free.

[@debras2845]

Does she have Lymphoma or Hodgkin’s Lymphoma?

[@nadlkrd9551]

I’m officialy cancer free since 3 weeks 😃 hodgkin’s lymphoma stage 4, and I know how hard it is, so if you have any questions i’m here!

[@Xena-xp7ly]

What was your treatment?

[@85Onne]

As a doctor, reading these comments, please talk to your doctor first if you plan on taking any "natural cancer meds". I have seen so many people take that road and it always ends badly. All the best to you :) and don't hesitate asking help for your sleep and mental problems, i'm sure your hospital has psychologists who are trained to work with cancer patients.

[@navvet4518]

Absolutely.! Great advice Doctor.

[@priscilapenzo2434]

Hi! I find this interesting. I heard of many people supporting some super healthy diets, loads of pineapple, organic natural products and alternative treatments as well, and I am curious about your professional opinion and knowledge. Can these (or at least some) alternatives coexist with traditional treatment? I am really not very informed on this and would like to know what is advised. Thank you :)

[@85Onne]

@@priscilapenzo2434 Nowadays there are so many different natural products as well as many new drugs they use in chemo. So it's impossible to say if those two can coexist. Most natural "cancer cures" don't do unfortunately nothing in fact some can clash with chemo. That's why it is super important for the oncologist/haematologist to know if a patient is taking some additional cures even if it's just over the counter vitamins.

[@priscilapenzo2434]

Thank you so much for answering! What about lifestyle? I have a friend whose father had cancer and she really wanted him to change into a very healthy diet and lifestyle in addition to the medical treatment he was getting, trying to get him to love his body into healing, but he was very angry at his own body and refused to change the way he ate and live. Is it any evidence of these approaches making a difference in the healing process? Feel completely free to ignored my questions if you feel this is not relevant. Thank you in advance. :)

[@85Onne]

@@priscilapenzo2434 Eating well is very important in cancer patient. If a person is losing weight it is a serious alarm symptom. Although eating well might mean something else in healthy prople and peolple undergoing cancer treatments, for example eating a lot raw veggies and fruits might not always be a good idea. Sometimes doctors tell patients to eat more protein rich foods, because proteins are crucial in healing processes. But eating is sometimes very tricky because of anatomical changes also chemo might change taste in a lot of foods plus depression, nausea etc. So your friend was right to draw attention to her dads eating!

[@fablefriendsco]

I’m a stage 4 (AML) Leukaemia patient. I’m with you hun ♥️ finding things to do that have absolutely nothing to do with my disease really helps me feel more “normal”

[@neginbakhtiar3713]

My sister had Hodgkins‘ Lymphoma Stage 2b but it was already so big that she got a chemo for stage 4 cancer. She was diagnosed in August 2017 and was cancer free by december the same year after 4 chemos. 3 years later she feels better than ever before! I wish you the same from the bottom of my heart

[@safarigirl40]

My brother had Hodgkin's lymphoma diagnosed two years ago. He has survived it and they have told him it's the only cancer you can actually be cured of 💓

[@mygirldarby]

I'm so happy for your brother and your family! There are many cancers that can be cured. Many skin cancers as well as early stages of many other types of cancer.

[@Alskdoenfkemfnek]

Many cancers can be cured. Basal cell carcinoma is a skin cancer that is cured immediately by cutting out the cancerous area, stage 1 ducal in situ breast cancer is also cured by cutting it out and ensuring clear margins. Hodgkins Lymphoma has roughly 90% survival rate after 10 years, that’s up from 75% in the mid-90s, but even people who get the best treatment can die from it. A doctor would never tell you the things you claim.

[@Weekend658]

I’m happy for you but inaccuracy in medicine has consequences. It’s not the only type of cancer that is curable.

[@csc1641]

Romee: I tolerated chemo well. They have such good anti-nausea drugs now to help. The only things is I got depressed and my Onocologist was on it. It was almost like a chemical-induced depression. She had me hooked up with a Social Worker and Psychiatrist the same day. I went on an anti-depressant which really helped. Please keep this in mind always let your doctors know how you are feeling at all times. My team was great! I had 8 rounds of chemo, 2 surgeries within 24 hours and now I am doing 25 rounds of radiation. I will go on a chemo pill for 6 months after radiation. I have alot of living to do so get out of my way cancer! I was diagnosed with breast cancer in March of 2020.

[@markduckmanton4227]

I signed up to a European bone marrow registry this summer, just in case somebody like you ever needs help. It’s a simple swab test from your oral mucosa. I sincerely hope all goes well with your treatment, I send you prayers and best wishes that you are fit and happy soon. My wife finished her treatment for HNSCC two weeks ago, so know what you must be going through. Love from the U.K.

[@irenea819]

HI! I got diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma (stage 2) in March 2019 - I went through the process of having my eggs frozen and then started chemo in April 2019 and finished on the 31st of July 2019 - so I've been cancer free for just over a year. I found work to be an amazing distraction as it kept some normalcy to my life (as you said school does for you). But I actually had to stop watching Grey's Anatomy cos it was to much for me, I have a lot of trauma with needles and even just seeing them in the show makes me anxious and cry (I'm just trying to get back into it though). I am wishing you the very best and sending all the best vibes. 💓💓

[@tiffanysmith7495]

I was diagnosed w non Hodgkin lymphoma stage 2 July 2020-After aggressive chemo/radiation I am currently stage 4.. I've gone through this w zero family support . Your voice is soothing & i calming. Sending you so much love & light !

[@francescalouise1581]

Gosh, you have the most beautiful face ever! And you’re so composed and eloquent. Well done for being so brave. Supporting u all the way from England ❤️❤️

[@nenalyzed]

I don't know why KZbin recommended these video's to me but I'm glad it did. I'm so sorry that you have to go through all this and I think it's incredibly brave that you're documenting everything. Lots of love from Belgium!

[@arleneballay3551]

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[@bdmbpm1467]

Ditto from USA

[@beyedoc]

Hi, my name is Brandi and I am 33. 10 years ago my cousin had stage 4 Hodgkins lymphoma at age 28. I was just starting my doctorate. After I became a doctor, I was diagnosed with a rare and serious nerve disorder. My little sister just finished surgery, 20 weeks of chemo, and 35 radiation treatments for an aggressive breast cancer at age 30. I am sharing these things just to let you know that I understand how you feel, how your life changes, and struggles that people who don't have a chronic or life- threatening medical problem. I also know through my sister how much harder it can be during COVID. I'm sitting in my bed with 8 electrodes attached to an experimental treatment device that is slowly giving me quality of life back. I'm watching your story and cheering you on. 💕Brandi

[@almasahmed4631]

Bless you

[@beyedoc]

@@almasahmed4631 Thank you. In general things are looking up and moving forward. There are hard days, but I've been in much worse condition and exponentially worse pain. Slowly moving forward and thankful to have hope and much better quality of life now than I did before starting this treatment. 🙏💕

[@pixxie__]

I'm so sorry you have to go through this. Stay strong, you've got this! 💕🤗

[@tschandraheinze1680]

Manning I have family in Cali same last name as yours 🤗💟 Have a blessed day.

[@pixxie__]

@@tschandraheinze1680 thanks, you too! 💕

[@tschandraheinze1680]

@@pixxie__ Thanks 🤗 Your also welcome. 💛💛😉

[@heathermowery3989]

+0

[@Conceptcreator]

didn't think you were dutch. Your english is good! (dutch here as well) anyway, ones again. This sucks!! But stay strong and keep fighting of course!!! You got this!!!

[@Neophema]

I can definitely tell she's not a native speaker, but she must have a really good ear for languages. :)

[@stephaniedurand1041]

#WARRIOR

[@doomergirl3981]

OMG her english is so good, especially the accent

[@marijeal5835]

Me too. Especially if she says 'is'.

[@cohenjunior9530]

I guess it's quite randomly asking but does anybody know a good website to watch new movies online ?

[@robynm5250]

Hodgkin lymphoma is a very treatable cancer and I know it is scary but many, many people survive. Good luck with your treatment, wishing you all the best. You are very brave sharing your journey on KZbin x

[@MarcoSanderCoaching]

I´m living in the Netherlands as well :) It's incredible how you open up. You are honest and real and bold. Being bold doesn't mean to have no fear. it is to act despite being afraid as hell. I´m sending you all my love and energy. You are a beautiful human being. Take care, Marco

[@lilit7894]

Hallo. My mother had your type of cancer when she was 23 just after my birth. She is now 55 and is doing fine. You got this. Go girl. Lots of love from France

[@BittyPenny]

My husband and I loved our time in Holland. Such a wonderful country filled with sweet people like you. Hope you have a good day today.

[@anncoster7458]

Yessss! Olivia Wilde! Gorgeous. You have an awesome attitude. Your life is not over. You are having to de with an issue but you can do this. Thank you for sharing. I send you hugs.

[@doctorrobert60]

You are very smart to keep living your life as much as possible while undergoing treatment. It keeps you in the present and the future as much as possible while hoping the treatment will lead to remission of the Hodgins's lymphoma. Mentally and physically staying out of the "fetal position". You show strength and maturity that many would not be able to maintain. I really hope you overcome the cancer.

[@wntdspartan1345]

I dunno if you’ll read this but I had cancer when I was 17. I’m 23 now. Chemo sucks you’ll learn that. But a little advice from someone who’s went through it. You may lose ur appetite. Milkshakes are actually a good solution to that. Especially after chemo. Also if the smells ever get to you(the smell of chemo meds got to me drastically) carry some strong smelling gum with you, don’t chew it. Just hold a piece up to ur nose when it gets put in. So big red, winter mint, something strong. The most cliche thing is stay positive. But more importantly stay happy. Listen to music and live every day as best you can no matter what. It will get worse before it gets better. But it will get better. I promise you that much.

[@lizflorom6021]

My husband had stage four small cell lung cancer. I was his care giver through all chemo and doctors appointments. Hang in there! Hugs.

[@stumpjumper5561]

Sending good thoughts from Chicago, my father had bladder cancer at age 88. He survived it until his natural death at 91. I wish to you is a long life because you have a lot to live for, and yes 2020 REALLY sucks. 🙏

[@MennaElsaid]

You’re a strong girl! Keep going you beautiful girl. I’m here to support you from day 1! I can’t wait to see you when you’ve 100k

[@whatever007ism]

It’s normal to experience mental issues with cancer or any debilitating disease. I meditated and used bio-feedback. Now that I’m in remission I still use it in my every day life. I noticed you don’t talk about your family. My Mom was my rock and stood by me in every procedure and went with me to support group meetings. You need someone to be there for you, to listen and to give you strength. To push you to continue. You have a great positive attitude and that really matters. ❤️🕊🙏🏻

[@ArielleakaKookie]

My brother was diagnosed with hodgskins lymphoma when he was 14. When he found out he was already in stage 4. It has spreaded to his lymph nodes, groin, chest etc., ...he is now 33 and has been in remission ever since. God has the final say and you will survive this. This cancer is common in a lot of young people. Best wishes my dear 🙏🏽😘

[@colinmx.]

God bless you and your bother 🙏

[@CarolinaAlvarez-fn9rn]

You will get through this ❤️ stay strong and positive. I'm sending you so much love and good vibes

[@flipdejong7812]

GIRL YOUR KILLING IT QUEEN 👑 you have given me a complete new outlook on life and I thank you for that. Don’t stop being the light and hope of the feature, we’re all cheering for you you got it!

[@lronbutters5688]

Much love to you! You’re English is amazing! I didn’t even notice an accent until you said you were from the Netherlands

[@msfatal6678]

girl U are going to ROCK having no hair, embrace this part in ur life, battle through it and win it. u got this

[@josey1917]

You got this! My mom had non Hodgkins lymphoma b-cell. Both Hodgkins and Non are considered treatable/curable Cancers.

[@erin5026]

Praying and thinking of you, girl! Grey’s Anatomy got me through my cancer at 19, I am 25 now. Finish the whole series, new episodes come back this coming week 💗💗💗 distraction is key

[@kimbennett4613]

Loving you from Vancouver Canada. We are loving and praying for you. And you will kick Cancers butt!!!!

[@shirleyjeanpilger2640]

You're an amazing person. You are brilliant in your ability to handle this. My hair is falling out from poor medical treatment of Hypothyroidism. I hate it and I'm old. But, we are all pulling for you.

[@bebegirl]

I have been diagnosed breast cancer stage 2A last last 2015 and now im enjoying my second life,God is good

[@LenkaSaratoga]

You are a GOOD person. It is known by the fact that you are so dearly loved by your friends. Hope you find peace in this very hard circumstance sweet brave heart Romee.

[@katiesfarmhouse]

I'm so sorry you're going through this. However- I'm greatly relieved to hear it's Hodgkin's- even though it's an aggressive one. They have SO MUCH success with this. One of my good friends- now 68 yrs. old., had aggressive Hodgkin's when he was 20. Glad yours getting treated in the Netherlands, too. You'll get through this. It'll be awful perhaps, but you'll come out the other side!

[@rebeccac.1758]

My nonverbal autistic son had bone cancer, 4 years ago. He was 10. He had to have a leg amputation, and its in his lungs now, but he is stable. SO we are really lucky. Osteosarcoma is a beast of a cancer. Hugs and strength to you. I will send you all the positive thoughts I can XOXO

[@csc1641]

Bless you Rebecca. How much can one family endure? God is by your side. I will say a prayer for your family tonight.

[@kanwalhaq9885]

My non verbal autistic son 15 is going through chemo for Hodgkin lymphoma stage 4. How is your son now?

[@annarocha3254]

I'm SO thankful for you that you have a good support system. My boyfriend and I had only been dating for four months when I was diagnosed and he stuck with me the entire time. He and my mom tag- teamed and took such wonderful care of me. I ALWAYS had long breaks between each round because my white blood cells took so long to bounce back. Bless you. You can do this. ♥️

[@dorisirving2270]

I’m glad you have a good support system, when my husband had cancer he was so angry he got cancer. He was angry all time especially with the family, I feel the time he had he lost his support system from friends. It is so hard to support someone who becomes verbally abusive. We all have bad days, loved ones understand just saying I’m having a bad day can make all the difference. You have such a positive attitude even though you are having a hard time mentally. God bless you, and thank you so much for answering our questions. 🙂💗💖🦋🇨🇦

[@user-ug1bi8zw4r]

the way youre always tell your self everything is gonna be fine makes me so happy youre so strong and we’re all here for you you’ll get through this babie :(

[@neti5279]

You are very brave and with faith and prayers and love for God you will raise your vibration above this illness and you can heal. I have a very good friend with cancer now and taking care of her, I can tell you that the more determined she is to overcome it, the better she feels. Please pray with all your heart!

[@mywanderlust7257]

Hi Romee, I’m so sorry for all you are going through, and thank you for sharing your story. I work at a cancer hospital in New York City, and Hodgkin’s Lymphoma has very high cure rates, so keep positive that you will get through this and be okay!

[@Vivivien]

You are a strong girl and you WILL get better! Stay strong, will pray for you! Don’t give up and God will be there for you too! Press on, beautiful warrior! ❤️

[@Mobstersdaught]

Looking at this beautiful postive incredible woman you would not think cancer is trying to hurt her keep up the fight young lady

[@marilyngoossens5623]

I'm so sorry Romee. I remember how disappointed my husband use to get when it happened to him,but like he use to say tomorrow is another day.so I send you lots of love and hugs and I will keep you in my prayers. I'm from Wales in the UK. Your such a inspiration. Love Marilyn xxx❤️

[@kellandrews5916]

I’m so sorry for what you are going through! I lost my husband in November from Cancer and now my mom was diagnosed with Pancreatic cancer stage 4! You are in my prayers and if you ever ever need to talk I am always here for you! O

[@힘들기]

in korea with this theraphy. people who has the teminal pancreatic cancer cured it all....for 7 months. doctors gave up curing.

[@rainbowdiva714]

My friend also had Hodgkin's Lymphoma. He was diagnosed last year in May and he is cancer free! I hope you will be able to beat this and have such a great life!

[@heeraf3802]

I had kodgkin lymphoma in 2017 second stage....so stay strong 💪🏻 lots of love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@chelseaweiss]

Our bodies have an amazing ability to heal. Our minds are so powerful. Believe you are well and you will be. There is nothing that we have been dealt with that we can’t overcome. Go within. Ask your cancer what it has come here to teach you? This is the beginning of a spiritual awakening. We are spiritual beings having a human experience. Tap into that. Sending blessings x

[@cestmoifahsaii]

i was diagnosed with stage 2 Hodgkin lymphoma in 2014. I went through 3 different lines of chemo. 2 stem cell transplant. I totally feel you. But you gotta keep smiling and be strong. I am now almost 5 years in remission :) I'm sending all my love and support to you

[@nicolevalkenburg7232]

Praying for you and your family. I pray that you beat the cancer and that you can remain strong.

[@RomeeDussenbroek]

I have my own website: www.romeedussenbroek.com ! Here you can find a forum to connect with each other. You can start a conversation about your cancer journey or a cancer journey you have been watching from the sideline. Or just talk about your bucketlist/travel plans/passed travel experiences. It's a community for all! See you there! (it's also a school project of mine for my senior year, so please check it out!)

[@ypwhiteside]

Your strength is inspiring! Sending love and positive vibes your way. Don't lose your spark!

[@wanda9740]

I'm sending you prayers, crying is cathartic and will cleanse you of negative emotions. Let the tears roll.

[@allmedia74]

my heart is with you and will follow your journey and provide any support possible; please take care

[@carlyhathaway7808]

Hi I was recently diagnosed with cancer in September. I’m getting my eggs frozen and then continuing with chemo and then chemoradiation. I really enjoy watching your videos it makes me feel like I’m not alone. We are going to kick cancer’s ass💜💜

[@ritalaiila]

You are soo strong!! What I wanted to say and not sound too much like giving advice because I think everyone whos going through a fight needs to find their own path how to cope best and find ways to regain their strength. But something that helped me out a lot was always to have something to look forward to, like at the end of the week when I knew treatment isn't too hard on me on those days. I went out to a place that I loved or watched a film with a friend via phone, bought a new book or idk soo many beautiful things that help get to feel life in a somewhat positive stage, again and I think it's so great that you've set yourself goals like school and travelling! Everything that helps feeling busy and get your head away is great.xx

[@caltech25]

I'm not sure how I stumbled across your videos, but I'm glad I did. You are an exceptional and brave young woman - thank you for inspiring both myself and countless others with your honesty and optimism. My mother is a three time cancer survivor and much like her, you seem like a tough cookie. You will beat this and I look forward to the video when you can tell the world that you are in remission. Positive thoughts and well wishes from Canada.

[@UNIQLUVIN]

You look so good, I knew you could do this. I'm so happy for you that you are not sick after chemo. It's a big deal, smiles, you are not going through anything nearly as bad as what I had to witness with my nephew when he went through chemo. Please keep us updated. Your videos are inspiring and you're optimistic view on life shines through your smile on your face. Thank you for posting your journey and sharing your life & battle with cancer.

[@debrafirestone861]

Stay strong I’m not really a religious person but I will say a prayer for you. You are a sweet young lady. Lean in your family and friends that’s important.

[@lildevil872]

Just started watching your videos and wanted to say you got this. I know it's hard to see a future and everything seems like it's going to shit but just try and take each day as it comes. Hearing the c word being told to you is never easy. I was 28 when I was told I had stage 3 breast cancer. Had to go through chemo, mastectomy and radiation and now 5 years on I'm still here doing well. I found losing my hair the most traumatizing thing about cancer. But all the best to you and remember you're stronger than you think you are

[@heidi1651]

I recommend getting a port. I do not have experience w a pic line but I never had any troubles or discomfort w a port. It made things easy and I never had to think about. Best to you.

[@debbieperez103]

Be strong sweetie, I'm too am battling breast cancer. After first chemo, lost all hair. It will go back, struggling with low with cells and red cells , just did my 4th chemo, now ct scan than removal of both breast. I'm 62... Have faith, love, hope. You are loved... I haven't really talked with anyone about how I feel. I'm doing two different kinds of chemo. I have a port in my chest. I'm doing okay so far so good. When your cured, I welcome you to my home in Las Vegas for a nice vacation. You will be cured! Lots of love.

[@cathy5070]

Hoping the best for you. Be strong when you can....allow yourself to be weak when you feel you are. You are beautiful either way.

[@amandagray9871]

Grey’s Anatomy is still on tv in the US. New episodes every week.

[@phyllisbowen3698]

Hello again from Austin, TX. I am cheering for you and sending positive healing vibes. It is OK to cry.

[@Kerlaw81]

You are so brave, I don’t think I could talk so openly and still be as composed. Big hugs to you, hope you have plenty of support around you through this period. Keep positive x

[@amandachalfin7695]

I really commend you for being brutally honest yet maintaining a positive outlook and attitude. I can only imagine how frightening and isolating having this illness could be. Attitude is everything! You WILL get through this. You’re a warrior 💪🏼

[@padrat88]

Hang in there girl. i can tell you have a passion for living ! Sometimes that passion is what makes the difference. I am gonna keep checking up on you to make sure you are behaving :)

[@ssweet6679]

Hey Beauty!!! You're beautiful inside and out!! keep staying strong! you'll get through this!!!!

[@karendaltry2678]

Huge greys fan here !! Me and my daughter have watched it over and over and over so many times!!!

[@betholsen5417]

I am a Hodgkin’s Lymphoma cancer survivor - 7 years now. I know exactly what you are going through. I am praying for you and thinking of you. It sounds like you have a great support system- which is so important-but feel free to ask me any questions. I’ve been there.

[@adrianops7]

You are such a warrior. We are all thinking and praying for you, thank you so much for taking the time keeping us posted.

[@Crap873]

My brother had stage 4 Hodgkins Lymphoma and had spleen removed and many lymph nodes and had chemo for a full year and that was 20 years ago He is still Cancer free ! Just wanted to say stay strong and know this is a cancer that can be beaten.

[@bebabear1966]

You have got this girl. I have a few friends that have had this. But they kicked it's butt. You are in my prayers. And two of girls had babies with out using their frozen eggs.

[@SandraPaixao]

your resilience and drivenness are contagious ❤️ I wish you much strength 💪😘

[@yunnisfujinaga4852]

I remember that feeling...when ppl ask me how I'm doing and I just started crying.

[@YAYAREA37]

You are so strong!!! I’ll be keeping you in my thoughts. Sending love from California 💛

[@MizzBee9]

Ive only just started watching your videos but im watching all the way from Australia. Your a brave woman and I wish you lots of love and luck with your journey. You'll kick it on the butt!!!

[@josephineosano7674]

Sending you lots of love 💘 and well wishes from Kenya 🇰🇪. My girlfriend had the same kind of cancer but she was aggressively treated and has been on remission. She has 3 babies now. I wish you complete recovery too.

[@LoriBeth428]

Big prayers of strength to you as you conquer this battle. I also know that you sharing your story is so brave and shows how strong you are. You are probably helping so many that you will have no idea how many lives you touch xo - Lori

[@caeciliavita1505]

Hi Romee, I started watching your videos last week. Thank you for being sooo brave and for wonderfully sharing your days with us, the total strangers to you. I will keep sending prayers for you girl, be brave and be happy always. Stay blessed Romee 🙏 In Southeast Asia here, Jakarta.

[@kiwipod123]

You seem so positive and amazing! Stay strong, we’re all here to support you and help you through this💜💜💜

[@joyce7724]

You are a good inspiration for other people,,,!!!GOD BLESS YOU!!!!

[@gummyLiLo]

You know that feeling everything will be just fine? Well girl I feel it for you! 🤗🙏💕

[@gina9517]

You're so strong! Keep pushing through this you can and will overcome this! All prayers to you 🙏🏼🤍

[@Blackbearhuntr1]

Your such a strong young woman, after watching your 3 video's, I truly believe you can accomplish anything that you set your mind to. You might loose your hair but you will always remain the beautiful and amazing person that you are, and each day may be a challenge, but tomorrow will come no matter what, and you must greet that day with your smile and tenacity. I wish you the best and I look forward to watching many more of your video's in the future. Each case is unique as you know, stay positive, control what you can control, and keep your mind busy.

[@ferdiremo]

Beautiful voice by the way. It calms down my anxiety. No idea what you're going through but I know that you can beat whatever you put your mind into. Stay strong and keep safe

[@michellebaymiller3388]

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[@corinnayorke2422]

Sorry your treatment was delayed, but best to wait for your body to be well enough!! Thank you for being transparent and sharing your story. I hope you are surrounded by friends and family. Avoiding stress is a good thing!! Take care!! 🇨🇦❤️❤️🇨🇦

[@ann-marietame8224]

Your so very brave.. Your going to be just fine xx once your hair starts to are grow, it will be so much thicker and curlier xx you are beautiful xx

[@charlottemoore9467]

I can only say you are much stronger than you think. Your positive attitude will go a long way. I am so proud of you. We are all here behind you, pushing you along whether you know it or not. I don’t know if I were in your shoes I know if I could be as strong as you. God Bless and take care!

[@Alex_jesse]

I hope you have a world of support from your family and friends. Wishing treatment goes well for you x

[@maryherron2206]

I really feel for you. To some degree I can truly empathize with you. I don't have cancer, but I have more than 25 chronially ill things wrong with me. I take a bunch of medicines, 6 out of 29, some for 2 to 5 times a day. Please try to stay positive.

[@linda85853]

I cry all the time I have very bad depression n anxiety. I wish u well. God Bless you😢🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏