Extreme Exhaustion To CANCER! - Nicole | CLL | The Patient Story

[@badnewssourgrapes]

What an amazing woman going through cancer treatments as a single mother is not easy I imagine keep fighting things will work out 👍

[@carolynsteele9929]

I really commend you for being so resourceful and finding solutions for both yourself and others.

[@Bella-fz9fy]

I hate it when doctors dismiss blood results as an infection,when you have absolutely no symptoms of that,and it keeps happening.Thank goodness for the doctor you knew,it's frightening to think how much a doctors attitude counts in your chance of diagnosis!Prayers for a full return to health.❤

[@ThatGirl-ku5dq]

My sisters blood work was good 4 times. Stage 4 ovarian cancer.

[@Bella-fz9fy]

@ThatGirl-ku5dq I'm sorry to hear that. You have to keep pushing when you have symptoms that persist,no matter what the tests say,sometimes!Please God,she makes a full recovery 🙏 ❤️

[@chelciewentzel8191]

@@ThatGirl-ku5dqi’m so sorry 💔 i’m sending my love and prayers🙏🏻❤️

[@timmagera8120]

You are one tough cookie Nicole !~!!!! You got this !!!!!! Keep on fighting !!!!! God Bless !!! Tim

[@Buttie2003]

This is incredible to have to fight for so long. I am also a retired nurse. I was diagnosed with CLL over Christmas. I have had UTI and raised White Blood Cells. I laid in my bed over Christmas and New Year. I vomited pain in my stomach trouble breathing and my chest sweating fatigue. I also had Epstein Barr virus and UTI then more blood tests confirmed CLL. I had the shingles vaccine and was covered in blisters. I feel so depleted and weak. Seeing the Hematologist in January. Thinking of you ❤

[@ajeansmith5478]

You are inspirational. May you totally overcome your cancer and live a long and happy life. Thanks for your post!

[@kittyfarkas]

Interesting. I got diagnosed in 2016 with cll. Was on watch and wait 2 yrs then treated in 2018 for 6 months chemo and immunotherapy. Was in remission 7 yrs and now on Brukinsa tabs. I had a bone marrow biopsy in my drs office in May. Was painful. This Dec had one in hospital with CT image led biopsy with mild awake sedation. No pain and only 10 min. Good luck. So many new treatments keep up the spirit.

[@byronjaffe518]

All the best for you 🙏

[@ljhendrickson2960]

@kittyfarkus, thanks for your post. I'm having a bone marrow biopsy tomorrow, and I'm scared to pieces. Especially of the pain afterwards.

[@RustyShakleford1]

Praying for you love and healing ​@@ljhendrickson2960

[@BalancedBloodSugar]

Thank you for sharing. It’s wonderful to see you maintaining a positive spirit and benefiting from medical advancements. I’m curious, how do you feel Brukinsa compares to the previous treatments you’ve undergone?

[@Croppermom17]

I hope doctors are being more forthcoming with patients about the dramatic increase in cancer and the 💉😔I am so sorry you are going through this.

[@mark2073]

I doubt it

[@TeeNicole10]

💖BLESSINGS 🙌🏾🙏🏽

[@a.l.3814]

Get well and wish you recover completely. ❤

[@KatWoman_]

What a powerful story. I am a nurse, too. Thank you for sharing your difficult journey. Wishing you wellness, beautiful lady.

[@jeanwold8939]

Thank you for sharing your story. Praying for complete recovery. God bless you🙏

[@Ydy-d7u]

Thank you for sharing. I wish you a speedy recovery!

[@peterbland7227]

I love the courage in your story. You are you lng enough to benefit from newer medicines that are on the horizon. However, I am so frustrated by the financial burdens our companies put in the most vulnerable.

[@Godblessyou10100]

God bless you ❤❤❤🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@djcoolrule]

I have T cell lgll in the actively watching process every six month blood draw. Not a lot of information and I have been dealing with this since 2023. One day at a time until it isn't. Thanks for sharing your story.

[@Pebbles-s7y]

Best of luck ❤

[@KathilynBigler]

Prayers for you sweetheart!!!❤️🙏❤️

[@sandym8787]

Thank you for this ....

[@chelciewentzel8191]

I’m sending my love and prayers your way🙏🏻❤️

[@carolineszepessy5331]

Stay strong ❤❤

[@RustyShakleford1]

Such a beautiful mom she didnt deserve this

[@cipriandobrea7369]

Is beauty what determines who deserves it?

[@RustyShakleford1]

@cipriandobrea7369 yes. Don't ask questions you don't wanna know the asnwer too. Pretty people get more attention, on average they make more money, get more raises, and people respond to them better its biology. We're programmed to respond positively to beauty to preserve it and help the good genes propagate

[@celestialcircledance]

I wonder if there are people who choose to die of cancer rather than go bankrupt and lose their jobs. It seems like it would be very easy to give up especially if you are not very young and don't have kids depending on you.

[@pennyplyman5022]

I would say yes. We won’t ever know the number this side of heaven. I’m 65, both parents passed with dementia. I have had an undiagnosed illness that made me unable to work plus my memory has been declining for several years. I think if I had a terminal illness diagnosed I would consider it a blessing in disguise. Dementia is horrific for all involved. I have no children and that frees me up to just go to our real home with Jesus. I can still pray so that makes my life have meaning.

[@boatrvme8478]

Yes my dad refused pancreatic cancer treatments due to stage 4 diagnosis. He had 3 months left.

[@terencetaylor4600]

Thankyou.

[@silvias550]

I am surprised exery single day more and more about the incompetence of so many doctors today.Definetely schools are not good anymore. Pray Jesus

[@nichellehowell]

They focus on pharmaceuticals.....$$

[@anne-mariemcinnis9143]

🙏🏼If you hadn't been a woman, you would not if been treated this way. It's NOT because a woman is having sweats and is exhausted, that she needs to be prescribed anti-depressants and brushed away, with courses of antibiotics, which seem to be the easy course of actions, when a doctor cannot find what's going on with a patient! People know their bodies. Especially women. And they have a powerful intuition!

[@bigtuna9529]

I know a couple of men who went through similar experiences & they had to practically force their doctors to do something because the answers they were getting wasn’t doing one bit of good! One neighbor of mine actually went to a doctor in a neighboring state before they really listened to his problems AND took the appropriate steps to get to the bottom of his condition (in this particular case it was stomach cancer) I think the medical community as whole has become to complacent & dismissive to their patients & it’s a shame it’s almost like they have so many patients they can’t dedicate the time to each patient like they should!

[@mad14kt]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@shannzgab]

🙏 I wonder if she ever used Roundup?

[@stephsserenity7290]

Those people got non-Hodgkins lymphoma, including my dad.

[@daisymae3258]

@@stephsserenity7290 I was not aware of that. Thanks for sharing.

[@mtkaren]

We shouldn’t have to worry about medical bills when billionaires don’t even pay taxes.

[@spiritualrabbitt3765]

Leave it to the hairdresser to figure it out! What an awful PCP!

[@Mabel-wi6fy]

Pray s . . . You eat healthy and lean on extra help if possible.

[@Dmcsw-xg9cq]

❤

[@DPA373]

Wow a doctor said she had monkey pox

[@boatrvme8478]

They call it practicing medicine for a reason!!!

[@ingridsywak8572]

I have cll for ten years now and still no treatment. I am lucky that is get worse very slowly. No problems. 3 times a year a check up.

[@christopherwatson283]

You are not the first person I've run across that's been dismissed out of laziness in the name of that paycheck with no accountability. The maze presented is very hard to navigate for a Label. The System is bilking people and the Insurance Company's by Ignoring Neck Dislocations and Labelling the Complications. You are nothing but a paycheck in a System that forces millions onto the streets. All the way to Hospice? Till you get a Label? Being misled like most everyone else. Did anyone every take some accountability?

[@ClareLeamore]

❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤍

[@LeighPscheidt]

Did you get the 💉being in healthcare? Praying for you❤

[@cipriandobrea7369]

Did you get it?

[@LeighPscheidt]

@ No

[@TerrySmith-he5vx]

But you worked for the nicer car and home.

[@cathytauscher6760]

I'm not sure I understand your comment? I'm an oncology nurse and MANY patients with cancer have to work to eat, have shelter and insurance to get treatment. She says that she she was not eligible for financial assistance from the government so her family and friends stepped in. Why should she have to lose her home? She is strong and I hope for her sake and the sake of her children that she beats this!

[@patricesimmons968]

@@cathytauscher6760I agree 100%! As a retired hospice nurse and I get what you’re saying.

[@maxine3587]

People work to eat and pay bills.

[@RustyShakleford1]

​@@maxine3587not true people work because farmers produce an excess of food. No excess of food no calories to do work or exchange goods