My Stage 4 LUNG CANCER Symptoms: "It all Happened So Fast!" | The Patient Story

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Tiffany started having rib pain but thought it was just a pulled muscle. She then went on a hiking trip and struggled to breathe, feeling short of breath. A lingering cough led to tests and no answers. After a lung collapse and hospitalization, she was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer at 38 with no smoking history or risk factors.
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[@Av-vd3wk]

How do we stay ‘in touch’ with them and their story??

[@geminiwaywardbound1229]

Please can we have updates, we care a lot about these people they aren’t just a story anymore. They have a special place in our hearts, Many people can relate to the Heartbreaking position they are in.❤️‍🩹 And they Help so many people by spreading awareness. ❤THANK YOU

[@Twotoesup333]

i dck kankr.

[@wheepingwillow24u17]

DO YOU WANT TO POSSIBLY SAVE THIS WOMANS LIFE?

[@user-wp3yk3ip7o]

Did you get the COVID vaccine?

[@BowmanMoran]

My step mom had cancer over 20 years ago. She had a lung removed. She just turned 94. Don’t give up hope.

[@evansclan4eva49]

We need more stories like your mother’s. Thank you for sharing.

[@audreystone4060]

Which lung right or left?

[@mildredchapman3994]

Whatever you do, do not give up. Hold God to his Word. God is faithful to his word.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rexrocker1268]

If they can catch it early, it’s probably not a death sentence. that was pretty bad though. She had to have a whole lung removed. Wow, that’s amazing. My father died of cancer about 20 years ago started with a lung, but it metastasized. They removed parts of one of his lungs. The poor man went through so much pain. I wouldn’t wish it on a worst enemy. He was a great man.

[@amandamalsbury7141]

It would not have been stage 4 lung cancer then. That is treatable and not curable. Patients are fortunate to survive 5 years on current treatments.

[@gregmacdonald3559]

Hello I am a 21 year survivor, 57 bladder cancer, metastasized to lung. I was told that I may get two years, it has been 20 years since I was told that. I has been a very rough 21 years, but I will take it anyway I can get it. Miracles do happen. You will be in my prayers and positive thoughts. ❤ God bless

[@alisonmary1443]

Amen.

[@anjayyyplay2502]

thank you for sharing your story! Will def help people,I am 1 of them

[@AlwaysIndia29]

🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@irishgirl1753]

@@anjayyyplay2502 ❤️👏🤗

[@gregmacdonald3559]

@@DonLight413 no

[@thelikebutton88]

Going through it with my sis right now. The cancer has spread pretty much everywhere now in just a few months from discovery. Its just a matter of days. She at home with hospice currently. Bless those hospice workers. Edit...she passed 3 days ago. R.I.P sis.

[@anitaboora8623]

Aww sorry to hear that, 😔

[@user-et5tr3dn4f]

Praying 🙏 for you and your family

[@thomascollins4325]

My condolences on the loss of your sister.

[@pondfamily7295]

Awe 😥 So sorry for the loss of your sister. Sisters are so special. I hope your life of memories with each other shine through and keep you going at this time.

[@mawsoncasey7347]

I hope she is at peace and she spent quality time with you before she passed. Sorry xxx

[@rangerwhite5165]

The more I read these stories, the more I realise life is a complete lottery. God bless everyone battling illness.

[@teena-tz7lr]

there's nothing lottery about being infected with a bio weapon then at the same time being mandated to take a bio weapon injection. both destroy your health and life. this is happening to loads of people who took the bio weapon injection.

[@cjhoward409]

Stress can break down our cells. Anything that enters our body and blood stream can break down those cells. Sugar is a huge culprit that Drs don’t talk about. But cancer cells feed off of sugar. 😮 people don’t eat real foods anymore. They eat processed junk foods. Diet sodas are the worst ! Some sunscreens that have chemicals in them that .. get this.. cause cancer !!! Ugh !

[@josephhamilton962]

well said

[@panantukan12]

Dear RangerWhite, I am every day trying to get more accepting of the idea that one day we all pass to the next life; we will all walk this path one day. Life is a lottery, eternal life is not. Please read The Gospel of John -1st Chp, as it reveals who Christ was and is. Call on Him please Paul, He will meet you and take you home, regardless of whatever has happened in our lives. See below, Thief on the cross, saw that he was not perfect, saw that JEsus was, knew that he faced death within few hours and asked JEsus to take him home.. Please read.... 39 One of the criminals who was hanging there railed at him, saying, “Aren’t you the Christ? Save yourself and us!” 40 But the other rebuked him, saying, “Don’t you fear God, since you are under the same sentence of condemnation (face imminent death)? 41 And we rightly so, for we are getting what we deserve for what we did, but this man has done nothing wrong (saw Christ's perfection).” 42 Then he said, “Jesus, remember me when you come in your kingdom (he's asking for Jesus to make him right with God The Father).” 43 And Jesus said to him, “I tell you the truth, today you will be with me in paradise." Roman's 10:9 'if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus (jesus is The Christ - God in Flesh) and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.' 1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word WAS God. 2 The same was in the beginning with God. 3 All things were made by Him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. ...who was 'The Word'?? It is revealed in Verse 14... v14 And the Word was made flesh (human), and dwelt among us (walked on earth), (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth. If you can't believe, struggle to believe, ask God 'If you are there, I would love to know you, please speak to me, through these scriptures, which right now I don't believe, or please visit me in a dream...ask God to give you faith' God bless you, I hope to meet you in heaven.

[@user-ny4zr8xq6x]

Yup💯

[@otiskunz682]

I have a similar story, I was an ER nurse, working part time as a set medic on a movie location. I developed a weird cough that I knew wasn’t COVID because I had to take a test every 48 hours to work on the set. End of October 2020, start of COVID crisis. Had an X-ray, showed a change, ct showed a mass. Bronchoscope inconclusive , MRI, finally got an email on my hospital portal on Christmas eve. Lung cancer. Merry Christmas. January, r sided robotic bilobectomy in Denver. 4 months of chemotherapy included 4 critical care admits for sepsis (SIRS) including 2 emergency ambulance rides. Interstitial lung disease, A-fib. A year 2021 in the hospital or bed on O’s. Another year getting out of bed and working towards recovery. My wife and daughter wouldn’t let me die and neither would my colleagues, doc’s and fellow nurses. Now I’m in Mexico living on the beach, doing fine. 2 years clear. Wish you the best.

[@mtkaren]

I’m so happy to read your story. 💕

[@laszlovass7326]

Did you take any Covid vaccinations or boosters?

[@geminiwaywardbound1229]

I wish you Many Many more Clear years living on the beach in Mexico 🌞❤️‍🩹

[@sherylpayne5851]

​@@laszlovass7326 Working in the medical field and on a movie set should answer that question.

[@californiacoast7021]

I’m am so thankful that you shared your experience and I am glad you got through it. My question is the after effects of chemo. Did it cause damage to your kidneys?

[@coreencasey5109]

Im 68 and was diagnosed with breast cancer at 40. Stage 3, had chemo and radium but continued my daily life like i always did. My surgeon had free meditation classes for his patients so i learned how to meditate. I remember friends and family treating me like i was dieing. That made me more determined not to. Im cancer free and thank god for every day. Stay strong and stubborn. ❤

[@daisydukes8252]

That’s wonderful! Stay strong!!

[@hablin1]

Well done you 👍👍👍👍❤

[@hexepick8328]

There is so much money earned from this, that i feel patients fears are exploited, patients are harmed more then helped, and also a lot of information is suppressed and withheld. I can't accept cancer narratives easily. When i had a growing myoma once in my uterus, i did only one thing- i started avoiding the doctor- because i think in nature illness is often like a tide, it comes and goes, with the changing seasons, and the body does age, the organs function will deteriorate naturally. In some cases cancer strengthens the function of organs, so i hesitate to remove what mother nature grew and gifted. I don't need to fit into the doctors definition of being healthy, and being alive for 6+ years is proof that being unbothered about ones own health is a legit survival strategy. One day i will have to accept death either way. I am not sure what happens in afterlife, only that several people of whom i know that they are dead, met me through dreams to spend time with me. Just yesterday my dead fathers ex girlfriend afterlife-spirit was in my backyard, and she said her good bye to then enter heaven, and i saw several lines of people all headed for my house. And i talked to them, and was happy to see that they were headed towards a big heavenly gate that spans from my left neighbor to my right neighbor, and my house developed fast into some sort of third pillar in the middle. I congratulated them for entering heaven, although there was a guy who was rejected. He returned in the appearance of a devil, to run and hide in shame. I told him to trust me, because in dreams i can bless people so i gave him back his human appearance, and he tried a second time but failed again.. so i said.. maybe you should spend some time in afterlife, before going for a third attempt, with that amount of anger he won't be able to pass... all good things are 3, and i said to not give up, one day heaven will accept him. Well i was a bit curious so i followed him, but boy, he got annoyed... and tztz,... i soon saw he had some severe issues. Like paranoia and such against people who resolve cancer by looking at psychosomatic root causes, and also he slandered my favourite cancer specialist, who wrote a book about it. He was shamed for a reason, and then i thought... well with that nasty mindset, no wonder he got kicked out and shamed.

[@coreencasey5109]

@@DonLight413 yes vaccinated as a child and during pandemic.

[@purplephoenixartbymicheled9298]

🌬❣Congratulations on being CANCER free 🙏I do a lot of research and follow a lot of CANCER patients all different kinds of cancer 😢And their is not many times I hear those Beautiful WORDS ( CANCER FREE) THAT MAKES MY HEART SING FOR YOU 🙏

[@josegarza6179]

It blows my mind that in this day and age, medicine is so crazy slow when it comes to diagnosing cancer.

[@kevOzilla]

because its a cash cow for the gov and big pharma as sad as it is they want to treat not cure

[@MargYork]

I t blows my mind in this age and day that doctors keep misdiagnosing cancers. Look how long it took Fran Drescher to get a diagnosis!:(

[@F_Yale]

It's an industry which concerns itself with profit.

[@vikingbynature777]

We have a government that steals are money, provokes wars, arrests political opponents and your surprised at incompetence in the medical field, wake up

[@michaellim4165]

Treament makes money, cures dont. Keep taking those drugs, and treatment. it makes shareholders happy.

[@GrammyT0621]

Praying for you. My mother in law lived with Stage 4 for 26 years. Died at 86

[@FloridaForForever]

I just got diagnosed with esophageal cancer that has spread to left lung...oncology next Monday...my prayers are with you...ps I never smoked either

[@pandapower5902]

Did you have acid reflux? I have a condition that increases my risk of GI cancers

[@lesleymaclennan7899]

❤❤🤲🤲

[@purplephoenixartbymicheled9298]

🌬🙏Stay STRONG and I'm so VERY sorry 😢 We are all stronger together 🦸‍♀️💕💫🦸‍♂️ 💪💛💙💜💖🤍🖤💪

[@elizabethw.454]

What were your symptoms? Sending you strength and healing ❤

[@cheryllauscher4804]

Did you get the vaccine or any boosters?

[@hatarismom]

My husband just completed his third chemo session for small cell stage 4 lung cancer. He’s terminal but he’s doing great, we are praying for at least another year max 5 if anyone can beat it it’ll be him. Keep the hope alive. Miracles happen. Sending love and prayers.

[@Ragdillian]

look into ivermectin or horse dewormer. its parasites. do some research people are curing the lung cancer with parasite killers

[@Ragdillian]

he has nothing to lose

[@adyarym]

Search about Joe Dispensa , he has videos and other people are making videos with his material too. He has books and also offers retreats but people could use free available videos and meditation videos. Many people is healing by using his material. See that you find the free meditations! - I’m sending healing blessings and healing wishes your way. ❤ - Check Templeton Wellness Foundation to see other people that survived cancer and how do they do it. Among those stories there is the one about Joe Tippens. He also has his own page called: My cancer story rocks. There you could see his protocol and his very interesting story. He was terminal, very metastasized, and now is cancer free.

[@cinhenry]

God is with you …trust in Him …only He can get us thru this mess we live in.

[@teresarenee3829]

please look into fenbendazole...

[@dfowler81052]

My brother-in-law was diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer fourteen years ago. He has probably had every treatment available and is still going strong. There is real hope.

[@TB-jq5cr]

So happy to hear this I have stage 4 lung cancer and I have been through the chemo now I’m on Keytruda every 3 weeks. They said 2 - 5 years glad to hear there is hope I could live longer. I’m only 71 and would love to live to be 91…..😊

[@tjc1121]

I pray he knows Jesus and follows Him. None of us can make it to Heaven without Him.

[@wallstreetbets9814]

@@TB-jq5cr get on Ivermectin and Fenbendazole!!!!! Look up Joe Tippin protocol. Its helping so many people!

[@koof1776]

Bullshit~

[@sarahann530]

​@tjc1121 What difference does knowing Jesus make ?

[@neillewis785]

the sudden world wide surge of cancer cases is disturbing .I wish you all well

[@Teewriter]

Covid jabs. Period.

[@oregonpatriot1570]

BINGO! Turbo cancers

[@buckjones4901]

Yes these are young healthy type people too, not normal at all.

[@ganymededarling]

​@@Teewriteryeah it has nothing to do with increased pollution and ingesting tons of micro plastics on a daily basis, right?

[@petrasworld913]

@@Teewriter She got lung cancer before the covid vaccines were even available. Sheesh!

[@MrJimz50]

don't quit fighting, i start ed my 6th year with stage 4 lung cancer. my doctors keep telling me i'm one for the record books. i was not suppose to be here, they gave 3 months. look at me now still here after 5 years. so, please dont ever give up keep fighting. god is with you. god bless you. i'll keep you in my prayers.

[@truthtalker9375]

Great sir 👏....now I need whole story of you like how you started your journey to how you defeating cancer 👍

[@evafrank7019]

My lung cancer stage 4 ( NSCLC ALK POSITIVE) journey started 8/2016. Pulmonary doc who performed procedure to remove fluid and thoracic surgeon who sealed the plural space and did biopsy, gave me a grim outlook. Maybe 6 months, go get your affairs in order. On my first on oncology appointment, I was offered palliative care, 😊to make me comfortable. I was in post procedure stage, tubes removed, and was functioning well on my own. I said thanks no thanks, I will let things evolve and I do not want to be numb, spacey from pain meds, I want to remain clear headed. I was 64, never smoked, non drinker, led clean life and exercised. I complained of symptoms to primary doctor year earlier. I had an chest X-ray. Both radiologist and primary missed it. At diagnosis year later, which started again at primary’s, another chest X-ray, there was a 10cm growth in between low and middle lobe, and so much fluid buildup, which was causing me to not be able to walk across a room without becoming short of breath. Primary called to give me the results of X-ray, told me to get myself to ER immediately, things can get very, very ugly real soon. That 10 cm growth did not happen in a year, it took years to grow. Anyway, I took no meds for 10 first months, and researched like mad. I read medical papers, journals, clinical trials, boy, I learned a lot. I got rid of the primary. At about 10-11 months no meds, I was doing well, able to take care of myself, and looked and felt better than anyone expected. At that time oncologist who has been doing monthly blood works, put me on meds for my type of mutation. I took full dose for about 2 weeks and it nearly killed my liver. So 6 -8 weeks to heal the liver and gave me next med for my mutation. By now I’ve had 3 meds, and am currently having symptoms and tested, have new mutations, current med is not working. But 6/2016 to date 1/2024, I am here, 7.5 yrs later. 72 yr old female, living alone, taking care of all my needs, active enough to garden, exercise hard, but only in the pool, can’t do it on land, get out of breath. I cook my meals, always tweak ingredients, add or subtract, and keep on researching. I fast 3 to 4.5 days before each month’s blood work. I tell my oncologist I am planting young fruit trees in pots, expecting to be here to enjoy the fruit. You are young, have a family and so much living to do. Don’t live in fear! Fear will kill you before the disease. Learn as much as you can about your type of cancer, mutations. I learned from listening to oncology lecture by a specialist on my type of lung cancer, that 2/3 of her patients can’t handle full dose of meds. I never took a full dose again(oral chemo). Most I would take was 1/2 and when I had sufficient improvement, held steady, I reduced dose to 1/4. I am my own advocate😊. I know how I feel, how I function, recognize when there I changes. I don’t agree to frequent scans. Too much unnecessary radiation. Trust your medical team, but do verify, read, listen to other medical specialists, plenty out there doing public service, via podcasts and recordings of medical lectures. I wish you the best. Be positive, mentally and physically active, be strong. Don’t let your immediate circle of loved ones and friends see you as “cancer” patient, always starting conversation with asking how you feel😊. You are still the same person you were before diagnosis. Do and talk with them about things other than cancer. Don’t let cancer dominate every minute of your day. I shared my diagnosis with only 3-4 immediate family members for almost 4 years. That helped me to not have to deal with everyone’s pity look on their faces and never ending questions of how I feel, plus everyone sharing who they knew that had cancer and who survived or who died. Every cell in your body is listening and reacting to your thoughts. Stay calm, get plenty of rest and sleep, outdoor time. Check vitamin D levels and supplement if below 50. I keep mine at 80-95. Was 17 at diagnosis. Research shows that large number of cancer diagnosed patients had low levels at diagnosis. Sending positive vibes your way. I know you can do this😊

[@margaretskinner6972]

So you were 17 when diagnosed with low vit d?

[@brian09ist]

Thank you for your story. Going through it with my dear mom. Your story gives hope. Best of luck

[@donvu101]

You are amazing! I wish you all the Best!

[@sandilobianco6734]

What were your simtoms?

[@lovelyroses1803]

❤ beautiful you are ❤

[@andrewsantarsiero38]

My son @ age 30 was diagnosed with colon cancer, from the burn pits in Afghanistan he was in the marines. It jumped to his liver and lungs.recent pet is showing NED after over 50 rounds of immunotherapy and chemotherapy. Just got switched to immunotherapy. Going to up his pet scans from every 6 months to every 3 months oncologist said if we have to we could put him back on chemo. Say a prayer the immunotherapy works.

[@shermac246]

I will say a prayer for your brave son that the immunotherapy will work for his colon cancer. It breaks my heart every time I hear about another Veteran’s cancer diagnosis caused from exposure to those burn pits. If you think of it and wouldn’t mind, please can you tell him some lady from KZbin is sending her prayers and thanks him for his service? 🙏🏻

[@andrewsantarsiero38]

@@shermac246 I will, god bless

[@janetbackes6298]

My Sweet Sister started having a cough in December 2023. Many test etc. to finally be told on January 23 2024 that she had stage 4 lung cancer, never smoked a day in her life. It was so very aggressive that she passed away on February 7 2024. She was 72. I will miss you forever Lillie my dear older Sister. See you again ❤😉🙏🏻

[@ronbusby3335]

I am so sorry for your loss. I’m sure your sister was a fantastic person. God bless you both!

[@lorrainerooney4026]

oh my thats the saddest news life is very unfair, sendin g lots of love

[@eunicewilliams9275]

I am so sorry for your loss! May God continue to comfort you and your family!

[@-MaryPoppins-]

I’m so so so sorry 😔 Please keep sharing her name and her wonderful memories!!!! She exists, she has passed, but she’s still alive in spirit! I pray you find peace and contentment on your journey ahead, and may it be nothing but joyous❤️

[@klasgroup]

😢🙏

[@TheMelo2212]

Thank you for sharing your story. I’m 34, I’ve got a wonderful 3 year-old son, I’ve never smocked and I’ve just been diagnosed with lung cancer as well. I started to have numerous lung infections back in 2021 : pneumonia, Covid, the flue and chronic fever. Last October, my left lung collapsed. I’m meeting my surgeon next week to have my lung removed. Wishing you all the best for your recovery, from France !

[@bellabella4445]

@@MELLO_666what happened when they removed it. They put you a new one ? It’s crazy how many ppl getting cancers 😢

[@scottdorsey8220]

​@@bellabella4445Doesn't appear anyone is connecting dots.

[@sue1657]

sue the CDC the who and your doctor. VAX injury

[@ThePatientStory]

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[@Ceerads]

@@sue1657Please stop spreading false information.

[@Drnardinov]

I never thought I’d gravitate towards this group but here I am with prostate cancer. It sure helps when people share their experiences. Thank you and good luck.

[@user-qz2zz6qh8n]

Hope you fully recover prayets and thoughts are with you❤

[@10andmore]

I wish you the very best!!

[@yellowlab5624]

15 year prostate cancer survivor , prayers to you, You got this 🫵👍

[@Drnardinov]

@@yellowlab5624 thanks!!

[@kellyb6820]

Sending prayers to you for a quick full recovery 🙏

[@rancherbabe7137]

My friend is 7 years cancer free after stage 4 lung cancer.

[@davidsonnow]

what did he do to treat it

[@avoidnegan5937]

Cancer is getting so common it should be one of the first things they test for I think

[@jarrettthomas4865]

Common for people who took an experimental thing

[@lestercombs1871]

Diagnosed in 2021 with stage IV Lung Cancer. Still here.

[@lilpoohbear653]

small cell or?

[@sailingkaya]

I was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in 2020. We have since begun our advocacy and our website to help others going thru it. You have our thoughts, prayers, and endless support.

[@Tixeify]

Sending my prayers! ❤

[@sandgrownun66]

Prayers?

[@benjaminphilpot4262]

Sending you my thoughts and prayers ❤you can do it

[@sandgrownun66]

@@benjaminphilpot4262 Prayers?

[@johnrambo1349]

How many years you got left? Stage 4 is the final boss fight you'll never win.

[@novaguy509]

Too young. I wish this young mother a miracle.

[@TakeTheRide]

I always tell people, do not take your loved ones or life for granted because there are no promises of 5 minutes from now for any of us. No matter your age.

[@Grimmreefer34]

God bless you sweetie, you and everyone commenting on here are in my prayers. I'm a cancer survivor I had 12 rigorous chemo treatments at age 29. I was stage 3 of 5 stages Hodgkin's disease and been in remission since 1996.

[@johnrambo1349]

Cancer have stage 1 to 4. How the fawwk can you have stage 5? Stage 4 is already a death sentence. Good luck at stage 5, final boss fight. Lmao

[@sue1657]

praying for a super recovery. GOD bless

[@ValerieGriner]

Amen! I'm praying, too. What a beautiful family.@@sue1657

[@cmtravissss2526]

@@johnrambo1349 she could have made a typo, seeing as the 4 is directly next to the 5. And there is a cancer of 5 stages - nephroblastoma, a childhood kidney cancer. I don’t understand why you felt it necessary to make any kind of LOL comment towards someone who fought a battle of cancer. OP should block you from this community's content.

[@marktarascio4766]

My wife of 39 years said she was 15 lbs overweight .She decided to go to an exercise class to lose it. She did it in 2 months but kept loosing weight. Went to the Dr and they said she had stage 4 gallbladder cancer. They said she had six months, she made it 9 months .then passed.The woman was never sick a day in her life till this.

[@steveschiller5496]

I’m so sorry. I can’t even imagine how painful and shocking that had to be for both of you. Prayers for strength and comfort.🙏

[@lahondafolk4334]

So sad, taking too many good people too soon.

[@Danibooz]

I am so sorry for your loss. Prayers to you and your family 😢

[@LouiseGroenewald-hj2vo]

My mum had bile duct cancer again a quick passing she lasted 6 months

[@kathyh4804]

I’m so sorry about the loss of your wife 😢Praying you are surrounded with good support

[@lookingupwithwonder]

My Dad smoked all his difficult life and in 1986, he was diagnosed with lung cancer at 44 years of age. He had his right lung removed and was told he would die in under 3 months. I was only 6 and Mum and Dad didn't really explain in detail what was happening, just that he was sick in hospital. He came home from hospital and started smoking again 😮. Despite continuing to smoke, Dad lived for another 17 years, until the ciggies finally got him on 30 Sept 2001. Wild hey? My mumma is at the end of her life now and i reckon Dad is going to come and collect her and they will start dating all over again ❤❤❤❤

[@roblockhart8410]

I hope she’s winning her battle

[@Oceaneyes-eh6vs]

I'm laying here with Metastatic Breast Cancer that has metastasized to my right lung crying so hard for you. I know this fear. God Bless you.

[@Veronica-tn2xc]

My dear don't be scared. I know how you feel😢

[@sugarsore]

I'm so sorry.

[@Oceaneyes-eh6vs]

@@Veronica-tn2xc Thank you 🌻

[@Oceaneyes-eh6vs]

@@sugarsore Thank you 🌻

[@sugarsore]

@@Oceaneyes-eh6vs Did they say what stage?

[@petezereeeah]

Cancer is so horrible. I'm stage 1b pancreatic. I don't care about myself, but this has put my wife through hell. This tests a relationship. Some divorce over this. My wife slept at the hospital at every turn. We are bonded forever.

[@user-nc7nw4yy7v]

How did you find out, seeing as it's such early stage?

[@petezereeeah]

@@user-nc7nw4yy7v the tumor by luck, I guess, is on a bile duct that caused jaundice. I went to the ER. They did a scan. Saw the tumor, and was admitted to the hospital. They did a stent surgery. Now am doing chemo. Wife says I'm lucky. Doesn't seem like it to me. Everything I enjoyed in life has been taken

[@christophermoltisanti7019]

You should be glad and grateful for your cancer, rather than being unthankful and not knowing to appreciate. Otherwise you'd be DEAD already, from such levels of constant intoxication through poisoning. Instead be grateful for your tumours, knowing your body works just as intended and is isolating the toxins by encapsulating them, giving you the time and a chance to radically CHANGE what you drink & diet, and turn things around 180 degrees. First sign will be the tumours turning from rock-solid to morbid, next comes the shrinking till gone.

[@linanicolia1363]

Why divorce ? pancreatic cancer is very deadly. One will die and the other will survive, pretty much, .the cancer and the divorce. Don't freak out. At the end, we all die and time is timeless ; decades can turn into one minute....and we are history. No biggie.........

[@jimbo33]

Best wishes Peter. I have chronic pancreatitis problems and have had it for over 20 years now. The fear of cancer is always there. Am interested in how you found out you had it. It seems that cancer of the pancreas is usually much more advanced before it's found. Prayers for you and your wife!

[@cherylhart5955]

My brother was just diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. As a cancer survivor myself i try to give him some courage

[@thomascollins4325]

That's frightening to know that you can get lung cancer with no history of smoking. I've never smoked and I'm thinking that would be my luck. Hope the lady recovers.

[@resourcedragon]

There are increasing numbers of people with lung cancer who have never smoked.

[@jackymossman6383]

I KNOW THIS IS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT FOR YOU BOTH BUT I CAN’T THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR PUTTING THIS VIDEO UP AS I’M GOING THROUGH SOMETHING SIMILAR- THANK YOU FOR TELLING US YOUR SYMPTOMS & STORY SO THAT SOMEONE LIKE ME CAN TALK TO THEIR DOCTOR WITH A BIT MORE AUTHORITY- MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO YOU ❗️

[@klaasj7808]

you dont have to scream to get attention

[@natalieeubank4533]

Probably older and they don’t know what it means

[@beaulieuc8910]

go away little kiddy @@klaasj7808

[@toriwolf5978]

Please be mindful of others and always kind , you don’t know what they are going through

[@conniewaterman1673]

​​@@klaasj7808 I was 27 and short of screaming, no one would believe me. Doctors were very dismissive and said hurtful things about my young age, mental health and that I was med seeking. I am 64 now and have now fought disease for 37 years. Too much ego... Now that I am older, Doctors believe, but toss the "what do expect, you are old" question at me. Can't seem to win!

[@marymorissette3251]

I had a neighbor who had a cough for a year and the doctor never ordered a CXR. By the time he did Stage 4 Lung Cancer was found. Long story short, she beat it and survived! Think positive thoughts over and over!

[@arven67]

Sorry, stage IV cancer is simply NOT curable! It has already spread to other organs and life expectancy is limited, no matter what kind of cancer! She either was misdiagnosed, or lying about her diagnosis, there is no other explanation! All else is wishful thinking…

[@followingbluebird]

These are my fave kind of stories !!!!!!

[@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx7096]

My God, she should sue that stupid Doctor.

[@unclespy]

My wife was a Registered Respiratory Therapist. Her symptoms were like yours. I was out of the country for a couple of months when I came home for Christmas I noticed her dry cough and asked her how long that has been going on, she hemmed and hawed finally went to see her primary care, then there was X-rays and CT scans and finally the stage IV lung cancer diagnosis. I pray that your outcome is better.

[@OldManGaming69]

Lost my mum 2 years ago. She was 73. The Doctor diagnosed Asthma over the phone during Covid lockdown. She kept saying she couldn't breath but the Doctor kept on saying she was okay. 14 months later she had a serious seizure and was rushed to be hospital only to find her lungs riddled with cancer which had spread to her spine and brain. What makes things worse is that when the hospital informed her doctor she was terminally ill, a few days later we received a doctor referral from the hospital. Due to the fact that this showed they were attempting to cover their arses for mis-diagnosis I'm now suing them for every penny they have and will donate anything we get to brain and lung cancer charities in memory of my Mum. Never trust your GP in the UK.

[@x-TheTheo]

Dam. Hope ya win lad. Our healthcare is a joke.

[@kirstywilkins3321]

The UK health system is a joke.

[@anitadenton1468]

I will say prayers for you every night, my heart breaks every time I hear people get sick with cancer. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@donnalapoint4523]

My sister in law survived stage 4 for 10 years. She was a nurse par excellence and documented everything she endured. Truly clinical trials kept her going. There is hope. D

[@jimbojones9118]

Wow that really is amazing. Do you know what she was taking or doing?

[@lilpoohbear653]

small cell?

[@DHU11]

Cancer is so unfair. I abhor this cruel, evil illness. First lost my Dad 7 years ago, now potentially facing losing my Mum. I am so sad.

[@Rinus-et6qs]

I do feel for you. However, people mention often that is so unfair but is it in cases indeed fair? Unfair implicates also fair. Nature has no feelings (no right or wrong, simply no judgement attached) and in that it is cruel considered as a human.

[@somethingyousaid5059]

It's through an act of procreation that a human being is made to run a myriad of terrible risks. Cancer is one of those risks.

[@christophermoltisanti7019]

Cancer is unfair, cruel and evil? Hm .. is it? Perhaps the deeds & behaviour of mankind are !!!! Understanding can only come from wisdom and knowledge. The cause of cancer is always poison and just as one can't fight fire with fire, it's impossible to fight poison with poison. The poison causing cancer can come in different shapes, it could be radiation, heck even exceeding hormone levels can be toxic for the body, or a rotten/infected tooth or gums, but usually it's in what you eat and drink. Your Mum should be glad and grateful for every tumour she has, it means her body works as intended by isolating and encapsulating what it is unable to dissolve, giving her plenty of time to radically change course. I know what i'm talking about from firsthand experience, i was stage4 terminal, all the quacks claimed i be toast within weeks, and yet against all odds, here i am 13 years later, clean of disease and healthier than ever before.

[@cocokai9661]

Sending you prayers. My father was diagnosed with lung cancer in 1996. He had fought RA and lupus for a decade and then faced lung cancer. He was so tired of fighting. But you're young, fit and I know you can do this. Stay strong. People beat this everyday. It can be done.

[@judycook1918]

I saw your beautiful face then read the title of this video and a heavy weight just came over me and my heart sank. I am so sorry this is the road you have to travel. I wish I could do it for you. I’m old and wouldn’t be missed much but you have so much ahead of you . I will never understand in this life, maybe the everlasting one. You have my prayers and best wish for a miraculous recovery.

[@lynnmahan154]

I'm so sorry. I had just finished my cancer treatment when covid hit. I wish you well and hope immunotherapy or drug trials help you. Your family is beautiful. Holding you all in my heart. 💘

[@mr_green33]

"Live for each and every moment." Powerful words. I have you in my prayers.

[@fatsilver5905]

I love him sooooo much!! The eyes are so expressive and the attention he pays to the story melt my heart.

[@nkakaputa9293]

My prayers goes out to you all. You are lucky to be with your loved ones,during this difficult period. My late wife a nurse, never smoked was diagnosed with lung cancer during the COVID lockdown. Within 2 months of diagnosis she passed away all by herself due to air travel shutdown ,she was not able to fly home nor were her loved ones able to fly to be with her.

[@annecoyle5811]

So sorry for your loss. Prayers for you and your family ❤

[@marianunley2422]

So sorry to hear this. My prayers go out to you 🙏

[@whatsthechannelnameagain]

Sad. Makes you wonder if that was the right answer or just to wear a mask and wash your hands.

[@cl5193]

I will not forgive them for the forced isolation that was a special kind of evil. It was wrong, and what makes it worse it that they knew it was wrong.

[@purplethumb7887]

This is just awful. I'm so sorry for your loss.

[@tomking1890]

I hope the situation improves for you. Society needs people like you two, and your children.

[@catherineepommett8526]

I, too, am an advanced practice RN diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer. My battle with this cancer is spiritual, medical, surgical and mental. The diagnosis was a thunderbolt and I cried hard with my family. Then the crying was over and the battle began. I will pray for this young family and ask the Lord to protect them. Amen.

[@nancymosby7369]

💕

[@amyp66]

🙏

[@ibelieve98]

Were you required to take the vaccine

[@christophermoltisanti7019]

Don´t be a crybaby, get over it Shit happen

[@lady4191]

Boost for health

[@joemills3410]

The world is a better place with you in it. Prayers and good vibes headed your way.

[@LoriSews]

Thank you and everyone for sharing your stories, because it helps everybody else and makes us more aware of our health, and to pay attention to it!❤

[@DrJamesSamuelSmith]

Keep us posted on your journey. Sending some good thoughts in this new year.

[@MC1988mt]

You guys are so beautiful and strong, you’ve got this, never stop fighting and never give up hope.

[@StancyInTheCity]

It’s crazy that you went that long without somebody ordering a chest x-ray. It’s the simplest and most preliminary intervention in the diagnostic process.

[@anitamedic2339]

Speedy recovery! Please keep us updated on your journey.

[@nickisnyder3450]

So sorry to hear about this devastating diagnosis. I have to say you are coping well thank God you have a wonderful support system. As a fellow nurse I want to thank you for your service..

[@davideves1831]

HUGE HUGS for you and your family from the UK...May God bless you all

[@MichaelJDay]

Prayers going out to you for your healing and strength to keep fighting! I am a lung cancer survivor! Stay strong & stubborn in a good way!

[@tonyadavis8726]

God bless you and your beautiful family! My friend had stage 4 cancer and she also was treated at MD Anderson, she beat it and so will you! Prayers for you and your family

[@sandgrownun66]

Your god blesses no one.

[@lanecountybigfooters5716]

I was diagnosed with breast cancer in July 2020 - and yeah, doing it all ALONE because of Covid just made it all that much harder to deal with. Many hugs to you and your family and I hope you have a long, healthy future ahead of you. And if not, then many great moments full of love :)

[@bryant475]

Keeping you in prayer, please look into Dr. Kristi Funk and Whole Food Plant Based Nutrition- it works wonders against BC, and health in general :) she has lots of vids on here!

[@buckmurdock2500]

just curious if you have been tested for bovine leukemia virus? It is present in about 60% of breast cancer patients.

[@carolrall8850]

Covid was not the reason you did it alone. Incompetent so called experts, power tripping government officials and people afraid to push back on nonsensical rules made to look like the politicians were doing something.

[@tamijoyce5086]

Please keep us updated on Tiffany's story...what a brave beautiful woman. I have a feeling she has more years ahead than she may think right now. God bless her and her family. Keep us posted.

[@annm9139]

I was diagnosed with breast cancer during 2020 COVID. A nightmare, but I was blessed that we live in Ann Arbor and had access to University of Michigan

[@user-oy4qp9pq6i]

A friend had shoulder pain and a CT scan that went to the top of her lung but detected nothing. Later another scan detected a tumor. A PET scan showed Stage 4 lung cancer. She was 49 when diagnosed. Hope you have a good outcome.

[@maureenobrienmurray1551]

Prayers to both of you to continue to be strong! Im an ovarian cancer survivor who also got breast cancer and a reoccurrance of ovarian cancer within 7 years. But here i am 35 yrs. later. Please, please believe if i can do it you can to. I will be thinking of you❤🙏🙏

[@user-tk1xd9js1z]

Important to tell this so helping others to be aware of the horrible disease. Thank you.

[@beckyhoffman9423]

I was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2017. I am doing really great but that can change real fast in this world. I will be praying for you from Mississippi

[@christophermoltisanti7019]

Don´t be a crybaby, get over it Shit happen

[@scbradford20]

@@christophermoltisanti7019 wow, what an asinine remark

[@christophermoltisanti7019]

@@scbradford20 Sir, it was a sincere and heartfelt remark, aiming to cheer up! I am myself a terminal cancer (stage4) survivor and completely healthy now, even though each of the doctors assured me i am gonna be toast within weeks. They hurted me way more, than cancer ever could! Therefore i decided to wipe my bottom with their opinions. So i exactly know what i am talking about. Desperation and fostering self-pity won't help anyone in such a situation. Still awaiting your apology, Sir.

[@christophermoltisanti7019]

@@scbradford20 You Sir should apologize to me on your knees! You should feel ashamed for attacking me with such a hateful comment.

[@judedeprey6831]

I’m so sorry. I’ll be praying for you and keeping up with your story. God bless you my dear one!

[@tinacollins2055]

Bless your heart. You have a long and winding road ahead of you.

[@ValerieGriner]

This is happening to SO many young people...especially females(mostly non-smokers). I hope that lots of research is being done in this particular area. God bless this beautiful family!

[@buckmurdock2500]

about 10%-20% of lung cancer cases in the US occur in people that have never smoked. This has been consistent for decades. Researchers estimate 30% of these cases are caused by secondhand smoke and 15% by radon gas.

[@Privacyismyname]

All of the house cleaners and chemicals in our daily lives.

[@dar7230]

@@Privacyismyname I was a flight attendant in the 80s when everyone smoked (not me though) and I blame all of the 2nd hand smoke

[@Kjuken69]

​@@buckmurdock2500i think this prosentage is higher! in younger people it's not smoking or secondhand smoking that cause lungcanser! A lot more cases and fewer smokers, it's just a false belive to think no smoke no canser, there are far more factors that playes a part here! Sorry to say 😢

[@Anton-je9bc]

​@@buckmurdock2500it's the v bax

[@buwrews5469]

My cousin had a very aggressive lung cancer 15 years ago, 28 days from first symptom to death. He was a smoker, but to lose him so fast, we still haven't gotten over it so many years later. Hope in the 15 years since then, the advancement in treatments will give you and you loved ones much more time.

[@McSwiggle]

I feel you, my mother was diagnosed with cancer when they found a lesion in her lungs and two in her brain. She died two months later. I still can't believe how quickly it happened.

[@debbieschultz106]

I'm so sorry you got hit with this horrible diagnosis. You're such a beautiful person, and so is your family. I've had 3 scares myself but was lucky that it turned out OK. I know what it's like to wait and hear scary news. I pray you will beat this.

[@CynthiaWord-iq7in]

I have read a lot of these stories...I don't think they mean outwardly beautiful other than say, too young to die. They are usually compassionately sharing in often phenomenal suffering unselfishly, and humanity at that level is beautiful to behold and we are drawn to them, wishing so much that we could help. It's inside, the expression.

[@debbieschultz106]

@Remembering-rq6si You're a very bitter unhappy person, and I don't need to see your face to know this. I feel sorry for you that you took time out of your day to say this.

[@---wu3qj]

Thank you for sharing your story. Others can learn by it, and it may save another one of us from a drawn out diagnosis. This must have been such a painful time for you and your family. God bless you and keep you in his care! Thank you for telling us to LIVE NOW, for we don’t know what tomorrow may bring. ❤ You have beautiful boys!☺️

[@Daffyduck1988]

You’re in my prayers stay strong and we are here supporting you

[@janakamnakandala7909]

Wish you all the best for a fast recovery! Much love!

[@davidknight8172]

❤ to you and your family,don’t give up hope because they have come along way fighting cancers these days.

[@hatarismom]

I’m so glad my husband started talking about what we might do this summer, like he’s planning ahead, isn’t that great! He is being positive and putting positive thoughts out there into the universe, I am so very proud.

[@daisydukes8252]

You have a wonderful husband!

[@hatarismom]

@@daisydukes8252 you betcha, he’s the best and I am blessed to have him. And it is a gift to be able to share this journey with him and to be able to help him through this part of his life. It helps not to feel like there is nothing you can do,I think that would be the worst. I have lost so many loved ones to this disease and felt so helpless but now I have purpose, to make whatever time we have as happy and meaningful as possible. And to everyone out there, never let a day go by without your loved ones know that you love them.

[@Sally150]

Miracle of the human spirit. Hope you enjoy your summer!

[@hatarismom]

@@Sally150 Sally, thank you. God Bless.

[@JohannaVanWinkle]

I pray that you will have a full recovery! Thank you for sharing this...

[@genecurrivan2799]

The world needs this woman alive! I pray for your healing. Hang tough.. Advocate for yourself. Read, learn... Ask questions.. Bless you

[@drbettyschueler3235]

I am so sorry you and your family are going through this trial. Please remember every cancer is different so you need to go with your gut feelings when deciding on which treatments to accept. I'm a 30+ year, stage 4 cancer survivor because I listened to what my body was telling me. Sometimes that meant going against medical advice. I currently have cancer in one lung and in my chest lymph nodes. It's been four years since they discovered it had moved to yet another location. Four years doesn't sound like much but new therapies come out all the time and one of them might slow or eliminate your cancer. I pray that you find a therapy that works for you. Please keep us posted.

[@rockstar4444]

I just want to help really, please read me it could save soo many lives, or at least give more time: Guy TENENBAUM's case about cancer stage 4 and his protocol (he didn't use chemotherapy or radiotherapy): - a low-carb diet outside the fasting period (total elimination of carbohydrates/sugars) and eating OMAD (One Meal A Day) crucifers, garlic, onions, avocados, walnuts/almonds, olive oil and oily fish to avoid losing too much weight (avoid meat and cheese) - taking specific food supplements that Guy TENENBAUM has called TCC (The Cancer Cure) which correspond to his 5 essentials, with the dosage he took: * High-dose melatonin 30 mgr before going to bed (Phycocyanine or Lithotamne, but the most powerful would be melatonin): inhibition of SCOT (to use pure phycocyanine and lithotamne to increase the volume of SCOT inhibitors in addition to melatonin) * Allicin (either as a 2400 mg quality concentrated pill, or with crushed raw garlic): up/down stream of SCOT * Matcha green tea (with turmeric and ginger): up/down stream of SCOT * Metabolic treatment (metabloc): Alpha Lipoic Acid (or Sodium R Lipoate, 600mg 3 times a day, 1800mg in total) + Garcinia Cambodgia (Hydroxycitric Acid, 600mg 3 times a day, 1800mg in total) + CoQ10 (the transporter, 100mg morning noon evening) * Omega 3 in a DHA - EPA ratio (500mg DHA/200mg EPA): to fight keto paradox during ketogenic diet or the fasting phase * Bromelain (850mg to 5000 GDU) and Quercetin (500mg) for nodules * Berberine and Curcumin to block additional metabolic pathways - Alkalinise the body with a combination of baking soda and cider vinegar - if the body allows it: long fasting then the following month by short fasting and intermittent fasting + taking nutrients and minerals to avoid deficiencies (vitamin D3, Magnesium Bisglycinate and multivitamins) The protocol has been validated by 3 peer-reviewed scientific publications: 1) "Inhibition of SCOT and Ketolysis Decreases Tumor Growth and Inflammation in the Lewis Cancer Model" 2) "Cancer Metabolism: The fasting reset, the ketosis paradox and drugs for elimination" 3) "Unravelling cancer metabolism: Fasting reset, the ketogenic diet? and therapeutic strategies"

[@CoraJean19]

Don’t go with your gut feelings! Your gut is not educated in oncology!

[@susanwilson1276]

I too have lung & chest lymph nodes cancer, and sending love and prayers and you have helped me with your story, keep going and doing all you can, I'm trying food as medicine as no more treatment options open to me...

[@kbo730]

Praying for a full recovery and thank you for sharing your story.

[@sandgrownun66]

Praying?

[@spookrockcity]

You're a fighter Tiffany. Please don't give up.

[@hughabsher1826]

Sorry to hear about your diagnoses. My family will keep you in our prayers!

[@nickp4961]

Blessings to you and your family on this challenging journey.

[@carolannrouthier224]

Sending prayers your way! May your Angels stay by your side!

[@timbuk1126]

I'm praying for you and your husband! Keep us updated! ❤

[@sbaumgartner9848]

You're a very strong couple with two beautiful boys. My thoughts are with you all. Thank you for sharing.

[@marwatson7408]

My prayers go out to you 🙏❤️during this very difficult time being a Breast Cancer survivor I knew it’s the fear of the unknown numerous blood tests, biopsies, body scans to see how far the cancer has spread chemo and radiation. Reading a article on lung cancer one time there are Lots of misconceptions on this disease people think it’s just a smokers disease people who have never smoked get lung cancer lots of factors play into this air pollution, second hand smoke, working around lots of chemicals in your job inhaling fumes. The best advice I can give is just keep your mind busy I know that’s easier said than done and hopefully you have a great support system to stand by you and I wish you all the love🥰😘❤️ in the world sweetie.💕💞💕 Thank you for sharing this with everyone and knowing you are not alone.

[@JamesBlanchardCisneros]

Jane Mclelland beat her stage 4 lung cancer in '98. She's still alive. Check out her book and website. Peace. JBC

[@lizopic2285]

Please check out her book is a life saver

[@thisis.michelletorres444]

How horrible that it took so long! I wish you the very best for a complete recovery! ❤

[@greensombrero3641]

thank you for sharing your story - helping people is selfless and noble

[@dottieland7061]

Don’t give up !!! I had Burketts non lymphoma when I was 17 I’m now 48 I’m still here. Hugs and kisses and yes I do miss my long hair !

[@ralphfurley123]

This story brings back such painful memories of my mother’s cancer! Within 2 months of my mother’s diagnosis, we lost her! In the end, all that matters are your loved ones! Spend as much time with them as possible! Love them everyday through your words and your deeds! I’ll pray for you! 🙏🏼

[@NurseChapel_NCC1701]

Same happened to my mother. She was 82. It’s extremely shocking and painful to lose your mother that fast. My mother received her diagnosis on her birthday. We thought she had much more time. Had I known it was going to happen that fast I would have never left her side. Loving them everyday is the best advice! so very sorry for your loss.

[@ralphfurley123]

@@NurseChapel_NCC1701 My condolences to you and your family! Yes, it is shocking and we are absolutely devastated! She was only 81!

[@betsyvoss49]

I can only imagine how difficult this has been for you with such a young family. I'm so sorry. Cancer sucks.

[@judystine7901]

Listening to your story is like listening to my daughter’s story. She started having shoulder and arm pain February/March of 2023. She was working as a CNA at the time and just thought that she had pulled a muscle. When it didn’t heal up she finally went to see a chiropractor just in case she may have tweaked something in her back. Before he did any adjustments he took an x-ray and found a mass in the upper apex of her left lung. It turned out to be a lung cancer of unknown origin. An MRI at a later date showed 2 very small lesions on her brain. She had Gamma Knife surgery on the lesions on her brain and as of now, January 2024 the brain is clear. She went through 2 rounds of chemotherapy and a month’s worth of daily radiation. Her most recent MRI showed a slight enlargement of the tumor and it has wrapped itself around nerves and has invaded the chest wall. Now they have her on immunotherapy which has left her extremely fatigued. She spends 24 hours a day in bed because she is so tired. My heart is breaking, it’s so hard to not give up hope. I pray that things improve for you and your family. Numbers 6:24-26

[@daggiedoo65]

In a 6 month time frame I was diagnosed with primary lung cancer (8/22) and then primary kidney cancer (3/2023). I had 5 surgeries and am now 6 months cancer free. My oncologist says I am a complicated case, and I am either the luckiest woman in the world or I will encounter another cancer. I attend to fight for everyday here on earth, but you must know you never walk alone.

[@ThePatientStory]

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[@queenbee9924]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@doodleacademy]

Praying for you 🙏 thank you for sharing your story 💛

[@jilljones468]

God bless you my dear sister. I hate when bad things happen to good people. I know that it had to be devastating. You have a beautiful family by your side to support you. I will pray for you. And I hope you are getting better and stronger everyday.

[@shelahb2856]

Sending healing prayers! Thank you for sharing your story.

[@mizzindependent7504]

Boy, the medical profession failed her miserably. I cannot understand how a chest x-ray wasn’t done at the very beginning??

[@lisaritchie6889]

It doesn’t show on a normal chest X-ray has to be a CT Scan

[@PH-xk9bs]

@@lisaritchie6889 I think she said it showed on X-ray but they failed to do it until later on.

[@adinahwithkaden]

@@lisaritchie6889 that is not true. Anything that is 1cm and up will show on a chest x-ray, unless it's in a place where they didn't see it due to the angle. A CT scan will show anything 2mm and up. Unfortunately I know this from experience, as another non-smoking young woman with a lung cancer history.

[@lisaritchie6889]

@@adinahwithkaden l didn’t say it wouldn’t show on a CT Scan l said it doesn’t on a chest X-ray. It didn’t for me and l still have lung cancer and l just had a chest X-ray and it did not show up at all. Mine is big enough to show if it was able to be seen on a normal X-ray. So lm not sure what your trying to say?

[@adinahwithkaden]

​@@lisaritchie6889it usually WILL show in a chest x-ray as long as it's 1cm and up. Mine did. That's how many tumors are originally found. Incidentally on a chest x-ray. Occasionally, because of where the tumor is, it doesn't show, and that sounds like what happened to you, but it's not the norm.

[@skygazer6898]

Wishing Tiffany all the best

[@newmankidman5763]

I wish you a speedy recovery, Tifanny