The health update I didn't want to have to make.

[@Jimmo85]

To not want to put out an update earlier due to fear of making others in a similar position possibly lose hope says everything about your character mate. Wish you all the best Peter 👍🏻

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you 😊

[@stevencaseymiller8376]

​@@PeterMRileyyou kind of look like Bryan Kohberger in the thumbnail photo so you've got that going for you.

[@Jack-si2pg]

@@PeterMRiley ​ I’m sorry to hear about the cancer and hardships you had to endure. I hope you might take some comfort in knowing you are not alone in this. At the end, everyone will face the question of what comes next, and I can tell you with absolute certainty that if you pray to Jesus now sincerely and diligently, to ask Him into your life, He will answer you. If you are uncertain if He is God, pray in this way that He shows you, and 100% He will. Even if humans put in our best efforts daily, the world would not be much better than it is now (filled with pain, suffering, problematic, etc..) which is why God requires perfection to enter heaven. But none of us is perfect - that is why Jesus’ gift and following Jesus is the good news or “the Gospel.” Jesus took responsibility for His creation, and came down in the form of a man and led a perfect sinless life. But though He led the perfect life, He was heavily mistreated and humanity killed Him on a cross where He took on the penalty of our wrongdoings (sin). He rose again to life on the 3rd day and is now in heaven. We now have a path to heaven by believing in (that Jesus’ work on the cross cleanses us of all sin) and following Jesus. But out of love for you I share this next part that you may enter heaven, the type of faith that saves is obedient faith to Jesus that continues for the remainder of your life (see the Bible: John 15, Matthew 7, Colossians 1, Romans 10). That is, you accept Jesus as your Lord (which means Master) and Savior - implying that we follow His commands and no longer live for ourselves. However, He is the good Master who died for us and His commands are rooted in love and honesty. I cannot tell you anything else that makes it more convenient to enter heaven because it be would false. Jesus is knowable, and He can even clearly interact with you if you are willing to follow Him. If you ever want to know if you are in the faith that saves, examine your life against the books of 1,2,3 John. If you are in need of evidence that the Bible is accurate down to the smallest detail, check out the documentary Patterns of Evidence: Exodus. With love, I will be praying for you.

[@clarecourtney8185]

Wishing you all the best ❤❤❤❤

[@vanessaswift9132]

Wishing you well

[@simondumoulin2254]

Sorry to hear that Peter. My diagnosis is high-grade prostatic intraductal adenocarcinoma, metastatic stage I am 59 years old. Statistically, I may not see my 62nd bithday. 59% of men in my condition have survived past 3 years and only 25% live past year 5. I salute you that you have the courage to share your experience in such a way. Your videos are uplifting for many I presume. Meditations by Marcus Aurelius has remained on my bed side since my prognosis. Godspeeed brother.

[@ericalawrence1548]

Prayers For You from USA 🇺🇸

[@francesco5581]

As an Italian i am pleased to read that you have Marcus Aurelius Meditations at your side :) stay stoic and hopeful, and anyway many things in my life told me that there is no "bad ending".... things goes on.

[@sharonolson5782]

You can do a metabolic protocol. Look at Seyfried’s work on KZbin and see one of his doctors. You very likely can still to stop your cancer completely.❤

[@raymilland3413]

Go listen to Dr. Thomas Seyfried on KZbin. Think outside the main stream. It's good solid information that Dr. Seyfried gives and it just might save your life. By the way I know a man with stage 4 prostrate cancer that took Ivermectin when he had Covid and his cancer disappeared. These parasiite drugs like Fenbendazole and Ivermectin seem to be good at killing cancer but cancer doctors are ignorant or unwilling to tell patients about it. No profit in telling someone with cancer to go on a ketogenic diet and take cheap parasite drugs.

[@shantibel]

I'm sorry for this disappointing development, Peter. Wishing you wellness and strength, as ever.

[@PaulLembo]

We all agree. Sending love.

[@BaBaYaga1999-p7u]

This american is wishing you the very best. I hope you become a Miracle survivor. Really rooting for you, buddy.

[@msaunsha]

Hang in there Peter. I stumbled across your channel since I view channels about breast cancer, which is my own fight for the second time. We’ve got this! 💪🏾🙏🏽

[@piaogilvie8463]

May you both beat these damned cancers. All the best❣️

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you. All the best to you too!

[@randomvintagefilm273]

You are strong, never give up!

[@joelmelissam]

❤

[@mthoodstyle]

Hi Peter. Sorry to hear this. I’m stage 4 breast cancer thriver. Please consider fenbendozole 222 mg once daily. No negative side effects except stops cancer from growing and in fact May kill it. So far it’s working for me. Praying for all cancer patients out there trying to deal with this crazy disease and the crazy chemo treatment side effects!!

[@anneacacia8883]

Heard that Fenbendazole can be even more effective when it is taken with Ivermectin. Praying for you! I survived breast cancer in 2014 and kidney cancer in 2020. I feel healthier now than I have in years. Don’t give up. 💪🏼🙏

[@the.parks.of.no.return]

Yes. Fenbendazole. I gave it to my dog riddled with cancer. It got it under control and gave her an extra 1.5 years - 2 years

[@LilyGazou]

This saved my friend- gave her 20 more years.

[@ldjt6184]

That's wonderful! What kind of cancer did she have?@@LilyGazou

[@fransisigos]

I love bots

[@petersneddon1579]

I'm up during thee night watching this because I'm struggling with my own cancer battle (blood cancer) but you are in a battle my friend and I am so impressed by your stoicism, I wish you well Peter you're an inspiration.

[@JokerDon-qu4df]

Have you tried turmeric and cannabis oils with a keto diet

[@josephmillraney1061]

Peter, you are certainly in my prayers. Good thoughts!

[@dbbuker]

Hi Peter. Thanks for the update. I really appreciate your videos. I was diagnosed with stage IV NETs in 2021 at age 64. Tumors are in my small intestine, liver and bones. Never had any carcinoid symptoms. Because my tumors had spread to my entire liver and bones, resection was not an option. After about a year on Lanreotide, which had initially arrested progression, Chromogranin-A and PET scans showed thst the tumor growth had returned. Next step for me was 8 months of lutetium Lu 177 dotatate radiation treatments. Each infusion knocked me down for a couple of days, but I was back riding my bicycle within 5 days. The Lu 177 arrested and/or shrank my tumors, and dropped and stabilized my Chromogranin-A levels. Now back on monthly Lanreotide injections. I feel great most of the time. My oncologist says...and I agree...that staying active and keeping a positive attitude are key to coping with NETs. There are lots of rough patches in this journey, so hang in there and power through them. Do your best to stay active and stay positive!

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you for your comment, and all the best with what you're going through.

[@LoriJones-bp4uh]

You are an amazing warrior! Keep fighting, stay strong. God bless you 💜🙏

[@yesirenthielman]

Peter , thank you for posting this video .. I’m 5 weeks post liver resection due to neuroendocrine cancer. I’ve battled cancer for 4years . Your videos are very helpful and motivating. Thank you for sharing and keeping us updated on your health. I wish you the best and hope that you continue to feel ok. Stay positive , thank you for keeping all of us in mind. I truly appreciate you.

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you. All the best to you.

[@MrMaddox57]

Keep us posted man, we are ALL here from you. Keep the strength and crush it!

[@KiwikimNZ]

Wow just come across your channel. I am a nurse and you have been through a couple of really rough surgeries dear. It’s a very rough road isn’t it. It’s difficult when you loose your condition and are unable to do the things you were once able to do, it’s hard feeling weak and not having the get up and go to do all of the things you want to do, you don’t even have the energy to go to all of the routine consults, tests and scans, it gets very old very quickly, you life is consumed from the moment of your diagnoses. You have done incredibly well dear, your determined and strong and if you are remaining well at the moment that is a bonus. I’m very sorry that you are facing all of this, it’s consuming, but like you say it becomes a new normal❤ all the very best beautiful boy!

[@jeffreyakfpknight]

I lost my partner Tim 5 months ago to pancreatic cancer. It's so very difficult and was a nearly two year hard journey. I will be praying for you that you are completely healed. You are an inspiration to everyone who hears your story and can see the resolve and calm you have to beat this terrible disease

[@vtwinbreed]

Such a horrible cancer, currently sitting beside my father who's at the end stage of it. He's hoping he might outlive their 2-3 month estimate, but he's already drastically reduced his liquid and food intake.. already know time is more limited than hoped, which tends to happen once people get enrolled in hospice and that people tend to just let go of hope.

[@DianeGregory-t4c]

Diane here in Melbourne Peter, not the news any of us wanted to hear for you. However, your mental strength and tenacity is a huge plus. We are with you on the journey mate. We got this

[@westsparks6844]

Peter, you are in my prayers. Your courage and positive attitude is amazing, you are an inspiration to many. Keep fighting, we are all here with you.

[@ugandanknuckles464]

what is praying success rate?

[@FollowTheJohn]

You are loved.

[@Michael_Wood]

Bless you, Peter. Thank you for your courage in sharing your situation with us all. I was diagnosed with a bone disease 3 years ago that has changed my life and until now haven't had the courage to open up about it. I am praying for you moving forward, and wish you comfort and happiness. I've spent 218 days in the hospital in the last 2.5 years and wish nobody has to go through what so many people have gone through. Much live and respect, brother.

[@ladawnbrooks5994]

I have stage four cancer! Keeping you in my prayers and everything looks good for you may God continue on blessing you🙏❤️🙏

[@uMOTObikes]

Prayers for your recovery. Thank you for sharing.

[@Evebear]

Peter you are such a gorgeous lovely wonderful person. I’m sending you the biggest warmest hug full of love right now. People like you leave imprints on people’s hearts forever and change our life for the better.

[@PeterMRiley]

That's very kind. Thank you.

[@abc-ym8nt]

I am honest, I don't know how I will handle the horrible cancer.....I think I will go really mad......I am amazed with your positivity and strong attitude toward this horrible health situation in your life......respect man!!!!!

[@austinado16]

Thanks for sharing what's been going on this year Peter. My heart and my thoughts go out to you, and I wish you the best outcome.

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you

[@irishravr632]

I'm sorry to hear you are going through this again, you are in my prayers Peter, God bless you.

[@BlackFreefall]

Thank you for sharing. I have learned about the 24 hours urine test from your video. You dont have to apologize for not posting. Be well and may you continue to be healthy.

[@pereinarolsson3928]

If you area "healthy" person it is impossible to understand what it means to go through your experiences. So your video is such an important reminder for us "healthy" people to be happy with the small bumps in the road in our ordinary lives. I am a 66 year old swede trying to set up standars how I can make my life on earth meaningful. Take care - but I think you are better in that area than most people.🥰Peter.

[@Cate5013]

Well, shit. :( I'm sorry about that news. As bad as this news is, your little tumors aren't growing and it sounds like you've got a good health care team. You've kicked cancer's butt once already--you've got this and we're all pulling for you! Please continue to update and keep your head up!

[@PeterMRiley]

Thanks Cate!

[@jonlul]

You’re gonna get through this and recover fully. You’re truly an inspiration. My prayers to you & your family.

[@DJ-bj8ku]

You’re a good guy, Peter. I hope you’re blessed with many more years. Good luck.

[@accomplished469]

You’ve been a real warrior through this whole ordeal. Thanks for sharing.

[@andre7733]

Thanks for the update Peter!! You are indeed an inspiration to us!!! You've been through tons already, and you're tenacity is apparent. Stay strong Soldier, we've got your back. ❤🙏❤

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you!

[@sylviarogier1]

I'm sorry to hear about the new tumors. Let's hope that they remain tiny and no further procedures needed. Crossing my fingers for you and Jenny. Take care.

[@PeterMRiley]

Thanks Sylvia 🙂

[@mackette54]

Your positive outlook is infectious. Even in the face of some daunting news. "It could always be worse" I've heard you say. You are an inspiration. Thanks for doing these videos. Praying for your recovery 🙏

[@janicepaisley6799]

Just happened to come across your video at 3.30 am . Another sleepiness night . My son , 43, was just diagnosed with bowel cancer 3 weeks ago . Scans and MRI have showed 2 small spots on his liver . Lymph nodes look good on his scans . His bowel resection is book for October 30th . The doctors will consult this week wether to burn his 2 spots off his liver but as doing so there will be nothing to biopsy and therefore just go ahead with chemo and assume they are cancerous . The second option is to leave the 2 spots on his liver for now and check again in 3 months time . The spots are so small they can't tell exactly what they are. With the little knowledge that I have going down this road I'm steering towards the first option . I feel it's the most sensible one . Thank you for your video . I'm sure it is helping many people out there . Sending best wishes of healing to you .

[@koustubhvachhani1348]

Keep fighting bro, they have now caught it early, take it one day, one week at a time...

[@faceplate7461]

just saw the video on my feed, i wish you the best and hope that you find comfort and love whenever you're feeling alone.

[@barrybrennan2135]

Heartened to hear you're doing well and perservering despite these issues, Peter. Wishing you and your family health and happiness.

[@PeterMRiley]

Thanks Barry!

[@joanbeach644]

Hi Peter, I am sorry you have to do it again, but you look great and seem in good spirits so you will beat it again. Thank you for the update. You are in my Prayers. Joan 🙏🏻❤️🇺🇸

[@PeterMRiley]

Thanks Joan. Yep I'm in good spirits. Hope all is well with you.

[@healthytherapyzone]

​@@PeterMRiley For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only son Jesus Christ that whoever believes in him shall not die but have everlasting life. Believe in Jesus Christ .He is the answer to humanity's problems. Those who die believing in him has life forever. Put all your trust in him

[@janelleabbott2227]

I believe in Gods son, Jesus and knowing he loves you and died for you hopefully will give you comfort.❤

[@wolfgangi]

Good luck Peter , please also look up the new clinical trial from city of hope.

[@anitadenton1468]

Peter Came across your video, watched it and I was impressed how positive you are, being mindful of your current situation, yet hopeful. Hopefully your be ok, keep working, exercise, eat healthy, will keep you in my prayers

[@lorij9649]

Dear Peter, I am just discovering you. I am praying for your healing and recovery. You give me strength through your strength and groundedness and good ability to adjust to the news.... Lori In Virginia

[@elizabethconroy7665]

Hello,dear Peter Honestly have thought a lot about you and wondered about you and where you were Good luck in your journey Warm Hugs to you and your wife 😊😊

[@PeterMRiley]

Thanks Elizabeth 😊

[@annieisenhower8138]

You can tell that you are a strong person. I’m so sorry you’re having to endure this health challenge.

[@rebeccadavidson4435]

Thanks for sharing. I wish you only the best!

[@figmo397]

I'm glad you're not having the symptoms of the tumors. That in itself is a blessing. Hopefully you can get rid of these tumors, too.

[@susankahlow1646]

Wishing you the best.

[@Mary-momof8]

Peter, I'll be keeping you in my prayers. You're handling all this so bravely!!!❤️

[@christopherauretta3438]

Thank you, Peter, for sharing your health update. You are inspiring. Your humanity sets an example. All my best to you.

[@tommy7fun]

Stay strong, friend. Lots of prayers for you. Wow, you've been through so much. I feel ashamed of myself for complaining about the dumb crap. Thanks for sharing. Wishing you the Best.

[@holliethomson6147]

Hi Peter, im sending you much love and positive healing prayers always 🙏 ❤️ xxx

[@bam111965]

Your videos have really helped me. The doctors and research cannot tell a person what it is really like from before diagnosis, getting diagnosed, living with treatment, and what it is like going forward. You don't need to be a miracle for others to hang their hopes upon. Just being real is very helpful. I wish the best for you, and thank you very much for sharing your personal life with others.

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you. That means a lot. Hope all is well with you.

[@rebeccaasher9124]

Have to remember what we do have and not what we don’t. Your power of positive thinking is admirable and will carry you through. Best wishes and continued blessings!

[@franciscocurieldeicaza9155]

Peter, love to you. God bless you. You don't know me but my family are here for you.

[@joannahimes-murphy6897]

I'm so sorry you are going through this. I had Stage IV Colonrectal Cancer with Mets to my liver and large primary tumor and lymph nodes in my abdomen with spots in my lungs. I had chemo, radiation, colon resection, then more chemo. I am NED. I really feel this..feel your pain. I can't work and have a lot of tests but I understand. I will pray for you and yours. Hope and will pray this will go away again permanently

[@skidaddle32]

This is my first time watching your video. Your strength and fortitude blows me away. I’m looking forward to an upcoming video from you titled - no news is good news and you reach total remission. Sending you love and light friend ! 🌺

[@CycloRob]

Not sure how you came up in my feed, but I'm glad you did so that I can send good energy, my thoughts, and genuine prayers your way. I'll be following your story. Thanks for the vulnerability.

[@robertschrader]

My mom is dealing with a potential breast cancer recurrence. Watching your video somehow makes me feel better.

[@LoriJones-bp4uh]

Robert, i feel your pain. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021. My biggest fear is how my children will cope when it’s my time to die. Hang in there, i lost my husband to cancer. It was devastating to say the least. I had to remain strong for his hope. I hope your mother will be healthy.

[@donna2484]

Hello, so happy to see you. Sorry to know cancer is back. However, you look great. ❤You will get through this too

[@marygardner1109]

My dad had this, there are so many more options now, and the research keeps growing. You have got this!❤

[@myronsambad3014]

Praying for complete healing for you Peter. You are so brave and such an inspiration.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@ldav2006]

Breast and thyroid cancer survivor. Now have thyroid mets in my lungs. The stress and anxiety are overwhelming. You are not alone! It's a daily struggle.

[@annkane8364]

Hi Peter. Sorry to hear you're struggling again with your health. I'm full of admiration for your strength and resolve. Hopefully everything will work out for you. Your positivity is amazing. I'm.sure it will help others in the same situation as yourself.

[@twwoody813]

Really good to see you again Peter, even though it's not the news anyone wants to hear. But as always, you focus on the positives and not the negatives. You are helping so many other people in a similar position, and that is a great thing to be able to do. Best wishes always.🥰

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you!

[@bethanymckeel4180]

praying praying praying for everything to get beeter and for you to be healed fully!

[@chrissygreig2277]

Thank you for the update Peter I have been wondering how you are. Stay strong, this is a bump in the road and I know you will beat it, sending strength and love to you and yours 🙂🌹

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you 😊

[@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630]

I am totally amazed by your strong will and character. You are an example for the not so strong people like me. Maybe it is due to age,I am nearly 70 and loose a little bit my will to survive,compare to the important and tiring events that I had to cope when a lot younger. So thanks for your light in my obscurity.😊

[@piaogilvie8463]

Your video popped up, and just looking at your picture before the video started to Play, I thought, oh, No, not one more young person with cancer! You're remarkable for being so straight forward about this. I wish you All the very, very best on your journey back to health, strength and the good life❣️

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you 😊

[@jmnsr]

Sorry to hear you've had a tough few months, Peter. Sending you my best wishes and hoping you get more clarity on your situation asap.

[@emrem6354]

The algorithm suggested this video to me, and I knew why once you started speaking. My dad was diagnosed with pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor in 2005. Back then, most oncologists had no familiarity with NET. As a result, my dad did nine months of chemo designed for pancreatic adenocarcinoma. When that didn’t work, I found a clinical trial for him. That clinical trial drug worked well for 2 1/2 years. When that stopped working, I found him another clinical trial. After spending about nine months on the placebo, he was converted to the active drug . He was on that active drug for about five years. When that stopped working as well, he had a liver resection. Later that same year IN 2013, he had half his pancreas removed. In 2018, he had a liver embolization and then starting in 2021 he did four rounds of PRRT that shrunk his liver mets significantly. In December, he has yet another round of Dotate scans. Neuroendocrine tumor is a wild ride. The treatments have improved significantly, and far more oncologists have some idea how to treat it, and now they know about neuroendocrine centers. I just wanted to let you know that my dad has had pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor for 18 years and has been able to keep the cancer relatively contained. Unfortunately, that does mean sometimes the cancer figures out a way around a treatment. But luckily, so many treatments are now available, there is now a plan A and B and C. I wish the best for you and hope your treatment journey is as successful as my dad’s has been. And please don’t let the inevitable setbacks affect your hope for your future. It will be difficult, but the rapid pace of advancement for treating neuroendocrine tumor is impressive and will likely continue to be so.

[@OfficialWelshWoman8309]

Superb comment. Thanks & all the best

[@susankahlow1646]

Hoping all goes well for you! Take care.

[@bobyjane1234]

My thoughts are with you, keep us updated! You are a true inspiration! Much love from Canada!

[@NEMag1892]

Peter, I came across your channel purely by accident but you are an absolute beacon of hope to many people. I will keep everything crossed for you to have a positive outcome.

[@barbhelle5481]

Sending prayers that it gets better and not worse. I have had you and your family on my mind lately. Thank you for the update.

[@cheried9390]

Hi Peter, so sorry you’re dealing with this again. Glad they found this early and that it is slow growing. But I understand your frustration. Hang in there.

[@PeterMRiley]

Thanks Cherie. Hope all is well.

[@larsjoppich]

Appreciate the update Peter! I can't imagine how annoying this must be since it's going on for so long now. But I still believe in you and your full recovery. Kick cancer's a**! Even though I wouldn't have hoped for such news, it still sounds fairly manageable. I'm glad it hasn't spread out through the system. All the power and strength to you Peter, I take my hat off to you. Wish you all the best as always and much love from Germany. You got this 👊

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you Lars 🙂

[@dalhousieDream]

Surgery sounds like the best option imo. Thanks for keeping us updated! Hugs from Washington, DC, USA. 💝

[@ruthlundy4497]

You are to be admired for your perspective and spirit ,it makes a huge difference . Many blessings and positive news ❤

[@dianeshover1465]

Peter - just randomly came across your channel today. Your decision to share this journey WILL be helpful to others facing similar situations👍 Praying for you 🙏 & sending HEALING vibes your way!! Blessings from Maine😎❤️

[@andys121.]

good luck going forward , top man

[@PeterMRiley]

Thanks Andy!

[@rebeccacarty3818]

Thoughts with you and hope they remain small, thank you for taking the time to update us, I have thought of you in passing often hoping you were well. X

[@MihaiSorohan]

Best wishes, I hope you'll fully recover.

[@sandjblake75]

Sending you best wishes Peter. Really hope you and Jenny are OK under the circumstances. You are an inspiration. Xx

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you, that's very kind. We're doing well.

[@JessChan-p5y]

Thoughts are with you and your family I sadly lost my husband to Bowel Cancer January of this year Keep fighting on !

[@claret4381]

Thanks Peter for update. Wishing you all the best. LOVE and HUGS XXXX

[@SamiB91]

It must be difficult to live in a constant fear of new tumors. I wish you all the best and let's hope everything goes well. :)

[@somersetflower]

I have wondered about you often and because you were quiet I thought that thankfully you were happy and well and you looked so fit last time we saw you. As you had NED it all looked so good. I understand that this horrible disease takes no prisoners, but I am praying for effective treatment and a positive outcome for you and your wife. With best wishes, of course Stay positive Janice 👵 🇬🇧

[@PeterMRiley]

Thanks Janice. Much appreciated 😊

[@kukita2003]

Thanks for sharing your journey. Stay strong and be positive. We’re rooting for you.

[@marthafoster6162]

Sending love to you and your wife. Have been through this with my husband. Continue to live in the present and in gratitude. ❤

[@aufbrechen]

Thank u so much. All the best fory ou, who is helping others!

[@jeanh9641]

I wish you all the best on your journey living with cancer.

[@thecarpenters9571]

My spouse has NET cancer. His also started with primary tumor in small bowel. His initial PET scan revealed an incidental brain tumor (inoperable) as well. He had had a small bowel resection and NED scans (minus the brain tumor that hasn’t grown much) last January and this July. We are hopeful for a long life together still. Subscribed.

[@lissat7317]

Inspirational message from an amazing guy! I’m recovering from breast cancer - fingers crossed - and there are no guarantees, but still a race worth running! Hugs to you and yours.

[@IndianaNaturalDog]

Keeping you close to the heart!

[@KT-tj9dg]

What a lovely man you are.

[@alexmatthews4568]

An absolute legend 💪

[@jennir1l3y]

Agreed!

[@karenbutnotthatkaren5528]

Hearing you speak with your signature positivity actually made me smile, even after the news was shared. It of course would be preferable if you didn't have to deal with any glitches at all, but it is for sure a different ball game when things are being closely monitored as they now are. I truly hope you can soon retire from your part-time job, having kicked the cancer to the curb or wherever else you prefer to send it. Love to you and family. 💜💪💜☯️💜 Karen

[@PeterMRiley]

Thanks Karen. Really appreciate your kind words.

[@thecreativeprocess-pureima3389]

Mentally and emotionally you are the man. Much respect.

[@jeanrobertson4980]

We are all behind you Peter. Keep the faith .

[@maireadmacbeath4548]

Many thanks for such an honest and helpful video. You're always such an inspiration whatever you say. Wishing you and your family all the very best.

[@PeterMRiley]

Thank you 😊

[@courvilleg1]

All the best Peter.

[@hubertlavelle7554]

Youd attitude towards what has happened to your health is your greatest asset. Keep going mate .