I Had Cancer, but Doctors Missed It for Months! - Audrey | Thyroid Cancer | The Patient Story

[@chronically_cls]

Audrey, I commend you for pushing so hard to get answers. The medical gaslighting that goes on in our healthcare system, especially toward women, is abhorrent. It feels like every appointment where we get written off is taking us 10 steps back. It's not only frustrating, but it's dangerous. Something tells me you're going to get through this and put it in your past soon. I wish you well in your journey.

[@ThePatientStory]

we have to be our biggest advocates for sure!

[@kimt1054]

So true! After months of female issues with lower abdominal pain and lower back pain, I asked my gynecologist to do a CT Scan because I was afraid that I had a tumor. She literally laughed out loud and told me to stop being paranoid. She finally gave in and ordered the scan which showed multiple fibroid tumors on my uterus with the sizes ranging from golf ball to grapefruit size. Even though I was finished having children she refused to do a hysterectomy because I was only 36 yrs old. I ended up going to another physician who performed surgery right away. (The grapefruit size tumor on the backside of my uterus was literally compressing my colon again my back.) No longer being in pain was wonderful, but I shouldn't have had to endure such horrible pain for almost a year!

[@JudithCanales-j8e]

Not like that where I live

[@alisong2328]

My brother was diagnosed with thyroid cancer at 17 during a school physical. He had no symptoms but the doctor felt a small nodule on his thyroid. He had his thyroid removed, and then was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. He had more surgery to remove parathyroids followed by radioactive iodine treatment. This was 46 years ago. He just retired and is doing well.

[@ThePatientStory]

we love to hear survivor stories!

[@PooleSilly]

lord indeed i lift up alisong2328’s brother and oh God all according to your perfect will please just absolutely prevent his cancer from showing back up and cast out every spirit all in the name of the father son and holy spirit lord that’s my prayer and that’s my hope!!!!! oh God praise your wonderful precious and holy name to the fullest extent that you are the God of miracles and that you r in the business of healing and curing diseases when you so choose to and i just totally pray that you fill Ali her brother and family’s heart all with your powerful extravagant love and unimaginable peace comfort happiness and joy to the fullest extent each and everyday as they just keep believing trusting and leaning on the everlasting arms of Jesus each and everyday to the fullest extent and to God Be All The Glory!!!!! Great Things He Hath Done!!!!!! and all hail king Jesus!!!!! the king of kings and the lord of lords!!!!! in Jesus Name Amen!!!!!

[@eviejerryball9650]

Awesome! God bless him🙏🏻

[@mad14kt]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@JanTurner-y3q]

Audrey, you are such a smart, lovely and articulate young lady! And, good for you for pushing for a PET scan when your gut told you something was wrong. You stood up to the doctor and the insurance company! That may well have saved your life. Hopefully, your video will inspire others to push for second opinions, more scans, tests or, if necessary, a different doctor who won't dismiss your concerns.

[@iknitbecuzmurderisfrownedupon]

PET scan injects SUGAR into your bloodstream. SUGAR FEEDS CANCER.

[@ThePatientStory]

we hope her story does too!

[@VermontShovelGuy]

I am a 66 yr old female and I am 10 years out from diagnosis of papillary thyroid cancer with spread to lymph nodes. I had total thyroidectomy with lymph nodes removed then again 6 months later. Radiated iodine treatments. I had alcohol ablation of more positive lymph nodes. Nothing new for 5 years. Very thankful. You have to advocate for yourself. I found the ablation on a Mayo Clinic site and the radiologist did it for me. Best wishes to you.

[@dawnanngallagher8495]

Glad you advocated for yourself. I think doctors want to fight for you unfortunately there is a lack of time, insurance fighting against doctors and the sick person doing their best to fight for themselves when they feel physically awful: Cheers to all of you warriors! You all deserve so much better than what you are receiving. Blessings to the support team if you are lucky enough to have one. My best friend KF and my mom are my warriors. Prayers to all!

[@ThePatientStory]

so glad you are doing better today!

[@PooleSilly]

lord right now i majorly lift up VermontShovelGuy and oh God I praise your wonderful precious and holy name to the fullest extent that you miraculously have healed her disease and all according to your perfect will please just totally touch and heal her and prevent that ugly spirit of cancer from ever showing back up all in the name of the father son and holy spirit lord that’s my prayer and that’s my hope!!!!! oh God each and everyday i just ask that you please just wrap your warm and comforting arms around this sister and just absolutely fill her heart mind body and soul with the fullness of your powerful extravagant love and unimaginable peace comfort happiness and joy to the fullest extent as she just keeps believing trusting and leaning on the everlasting arms of Jesus each and everyday to the fullest extent and to God Be All The Glory!!!!! Great Things He Hath Done!!!!!! and all hail king Jesus!!!!! the king of kings and the lord of lords!!!!! in Jesus Name Amen!!!!!

[@williamcharnow9038]

She is so happy and blissful with her bad painful health journey. She is a perfect quinea pig patient.

[@debrachan1899]

I always say follow your gut, thankfully you listened to your body. Hopefully you stay in remission and completely heal ❤

[@ThePatientStory]

YES!👏

[@MH-hw4uh]

Most doctors are full of themselves. I'm not sure if they are scared to be wrong or why they hesitate to help people to the max. Pushing for something, especially if they see that something is wrong. Don't understand why everyone has the same experience with them.

[@marybennett1220]

I've had some great experience with two doctors who saved my life by finding cancer when I had no clue they were there. One was a radiologist who saw concerning things on a mammogram, took a needle biopsy, and the biopsy was negative, but she said she bet she just missed the place and had me come back for another biopsy that showed infiltrating ductile carcinoma. Another was a dermatologist I saw yearly since I'd had a malignant melanoma removed in 1982, who in 2017 decided to do a biopsy on a shiney pink mark that had shown up on my arm in the past 6 months, just in case. It came back from the lab as an unpigmented melanoma (NOT an ugly brown irregular spot), which totally surprised her. For each of these times, my cancers were caught early enough I didn't need chemotherapy.

[@laurafleming7408]

Not true. Medicine is vastly more complicated than most people realize. Physicians do their best and truly care about their patients.

[@MH-hw4uh]

That's my opinion and my years of experience with an underlying genetic condition and many friends and family have many bad stories about some doctors. Sorry, but it's just a few who are good. Most just care about the paycheck, not about the patients.

[@starrynight2600]

I think it’s pride. And the most important thing is the oath doctors take to not cause harm. A dr who is to relaxed about your care is not beneficial if you are seriously ill.

[@MH-hw4uh]

@ Exactly ‼️

[@Krizz139]

Audrey, I'm so glad that you are well on the way to recovery and that you listened to your 'gut' instinct and pushed for answers.

[@ThePatientStory]

we are too!

[@michellebannasch8116]

​@@ThePatientStoryFor some reason, I'm unable to comment directly. I just wanted to say that I have all of the same, hashimotos, thyroid nodules and swollen lymph nodes on both sides of my neck and also the back of my neck. I was hoping to get some advice because since I'm broke while waiting on my disability claim, I'm being dismissed.

[@latonyanewsome0]

I love stories like this, because you know your body. I had been going through symptoms and everytime I did, my family judged me saying "you're getting older" or "you don't trust God".

[@ThePatientStory]

we know our bodies best!!

[@JHall-dl1sb]

Be strong, young lady. It’s tough dealing health issues. God bless you.

[@rozchristopherson648]

Thank you for sharing. Many prayers for your full recovery. ❤🙏

[@kathyarnusch7614]

I am so glad you finally got the correct diagnosis and treatment. As you move on with the rest of your life I wish you the best! Good for you, you advocated for yourself!

[@ThePatientStory]

thank you for sending her well wishes :)

[@rubyray777]

Thank you for sharing your story! I, too, had papillary thyroid sarcoma. It was discovered from a pathology report from my thyroid being taken out from Graves disease. I had two tumors isolated to the left loab.I didn't need RAI as it was all contained to the thyroid. I hope you are doing well and continued health to you!

[@leesahpink701]

Thank God for your persistence. I'm glad you're feeling better, and hopefully stay that way. 🙏

[@ThePatientStory]

thank you for sending well wishes :)

[@rebeccalyons6557]

Hi Audrey! I’m going through something similar right now. I’ve been having a variety of unusual symptoms for the past 2 months. I am retired from working in a medical practice and have been working as a healthcare advocate for others for the last 4 years. Now I’m having to advocate for myself. I’ve already had some dismissive comments about my symptoms, but am happy to say I’m scheduled for an MRI next week to see if we can figure out what’s going on. I, also, have that ‘gut feeling’ something isn’t right and I already struggle with several autoimmune disorders, so I know my body pretty well. Am glad you found a good group of medical professionals to help you and I’ll definitely be following up any results with a second opinion. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@ThePatientStory]

we wish you the best with your testing!

[@tinahickman6300]

I am so sorry to hear this! Thank goodness that you already have the information and resources to do for yourself what you've done for other people! I have lupus so I totally understand about dealing with autoimmune issues. My lupus has caused several other issues: hypothyroidism, osteoporosis, Raynaud's phenomenon, etc. I really wish the best for you!!

[@spectraamunari9059]

Praying for a complete recover and permanent remission! Amen

[@scottiehall8695]

I had papillary thyroid cancer in 1999, both lobes of thyroid so I had a total thyroidectomy. I did have radioactive iodine. No recurrence after all these years but we do keep an eye on it.

[@ThePatientStory]

wow- that's amazing news!

[@KhagaRaj-kx8im]

@scotiehall8695 what is your diet for thyroid hormn. Daily routine diet pls tell me .I am suffering with hormones in balance

[@BK12310]

Your story is so important for others to hear. The medical field can be very dismissive, especially towards women. I’m glad you didn’t just take the word of the doctors who wouldn’t listen but kept fighting for answers.

[@ThePatientStory]

we are glad she was willing to share!

[@jillr759]

Survivor of papillary for 20 years post one 18 hour right and left radical necks then 4 more surgeries. It’s extremely common for thyroid cancer to spread and does not change the diagnosed prognosis usually. I had 52 positive nodes and two doses of RAI. Hashimoto’s disease as well. It’s a life time journey. My thyroid levels after developing MCAS disease have been so erratic with two hospitalizations from hyperthyroid. That’s a standard response for thyroid cancer so don’t take it personally. It is usually a very curable cancer and I do feel lucky since I lost my Dad and now sister to pancreatic cancer. So for me it is a good kind if your going to get it. However the years it took to get diagnosed made me end up with radical surgery and loss of many muscles. Know the symptoms of hyperthyroid so you can catch it early and get your levels checked.

[@andreacook7431]

I have Grave's Disease, and I had RAI about 20 years ago. Keeping thyroid levels correctly is a pita.

[@dawnanngallagher8495]

I lost my brother and cousin to pancreatic cancer. I have been diagnosed with pre- thyroid cancer. I had two Parathyroid adenoma removed , one normal parathyroid and the surgeon couldn’t find the 4th parathyroid. My PTH numbers were normal for several weeks and went back to off the charts after one month or so. I had all of the crummy parathyroid symptoms, thyroid symptoms and went back and forth to the doctors. I did feel blown off by the surgeon. I followed up with the endocrinologist, head and neck surgeon, internist and rheumatologist. The Rheumatologist was the doctor who found my parathyroid problems. I had been going to doctors for over 10 plus years trying to find out what was wrong with me. I actually thought that the rheumatologist was wasting time with all of the tests she wanted me to do. I WAS WRONG! The RHEUMATOLOGIST WAS 1000% CORRECT with all of the tests that she ordered. I went through with all of her suggestions, I was just shocked she was right about her hunches of what she thought was wrong and why all the other doctors missed the obvious symptoms and suffering that I was going through and experiencing daily. The Rheumatologist never once treated me like a drama queen which was so kind. ( it’s crazy to have to type something like that onto this comment section). I begged for another set of nuclear studies and they found another PARATHYROID ADENOMA! I knew it was there because of symptoms and swallowing problems, nausea, chronic fatigue, insomnia, etc. I am afraid of what the pathology will show on the thyroid though. The test mentioned some growth on the thyroid that hadn’t existed before. If anyone can spare a prayer I would greatly appreciate it. Praying for all on this site!!!

[@heyred16]

I also developed MCAS after thyroid cancer. Having a very difficult time in last 4 years controlling dosage of levo.

[@ThePatientStory]

we are so sorry for your family losses :(

[@heyred16]

@@dawnanngallagher8495 the best parathyroid surgeons are at the Norman Parathyroid Center down in Florida. There voluminous website on the disease is amazing and so helpful. If you are still struggling with parathyroid check them out. I had a full thyroiectomy and 2 parathyroidectomies as well. Keep the faith about the thyroid.. holing you on prayer.

[@carolmoccia6332]

Iam so very sorry this happened to you to I also was gaslighted by many doctors and I was on my death bed twice because my doctors did not Lito me but thank God I finally found a doctor and now Iam finally having suit correct the problem. Sincerely, Carol

[@ThePatientStory]

so glad you found a great doctor!

[@dwandavis3736]

Thanks to you and the other people who commented, for sharing your stories. I am sure this will benefit others to be aware of the symptoms . God bless.❤ ❤

[@cygnus62]

Congrats on your positive outcome. I hope your health continues to improve.

[@kayeszymanski6945]

God Bless you Audrey!! ❤

[@ThePatientStory]

❤❤❤

[@ajeansmith5478]

You are a great advocate for your self. A heroine, really. Bless your young life

[@ThePatientStory]

yes she is!

[@jcool4358]

You are a lovely, intelligent young lady. Best wishes to you.

[@maggiemay961]

I had my thyroid removed after having radiation treatment which didn’t work. My weight dropped to 41kg and I looked skeletal. Happy to say that was over 20 years ago and have a very faint ‘necklace’ which does look white when the weather is cold. Now have no issues with cancer.

[@Jay-hl7wm]

Praying for your complete healing

[@dawnanngallagher8495]

Yeah! Stay healthy!

[@ThePatientStory]

so glad you're doing well!

[@PooleSilly]

lord right now i majorly lift up maggiemay961 and oh God I praise your wonderful precious and holy name to the fullest extent that you miraculously have healed her disease and all according to your perfect will please just totally touch and heal her and prevent that ugly spirit of cancer from ever showing back up all in the name of the father son and holy spirit lord that’s my prayer and that’s my hope!!!!! oh God each and everyday i just ask that you please just wrap your warm and comforting arms around Maggie and just absolutely fill her heart mind body and soul with the fullness of your powerful extravagant love and unimaginable peace comfort happiness and joy to the fullest extent as she just keeps believing trusting and leaning on the everlasting arms of Jesus each and everyday to the fullest extent and to God Be All The Glory!!!!! Great Things He Hath Done!!!!!! and all hail king Jesus!!!!! the king of kings and the lord of lords!!!!! in Jesus Name Amen!!!!!

[@terencetaylor4600]

Thankyou for sharing your story Audrey.

[@ThePatientStory]

❤❤❤

[@In-The-Locks]

SO glad you had terrific care in such a short time. I’m needing thyroid and para thyroid issues looked at and doctors here in Connecticut are booking out to next July. 5 out of 5 siblings have thyroid issues I’m glad you got the surgery. Your scar looks tiny Keep on your plan and keep the doctors in place. You must have great insurance! Best wishes.

[@jwoo222]

I’m glad you are doing well now! I had my thyroid removed (because I was had some large nodules which were causing me issues). As it turned out, I had thyroid cancer (among other things), but I did not go through anything like you had to! Best wishes to you as you continue to recover!

[@ThePatientStory]

Thank you so much for your comment! We are so glad you're doing better now!

[@ellenm4839]

Wow you are smart and brave and your video is helping other people.

[@ThePatientStory]

we hope her story will!

[@janicenordlund2714]

I have been dealing with a Hypoechoic thyroid nodule that is 7mm x 4mm x 4mm. Saw an and ENT surgeon and he wanted a FNA done with a genetic test. That was in September. Never heard from anyone about an appt, so I called in October and found out that the Interventional Radiologist cancelled the doctors orders. Now hypoechoic nodules are the type of nodules that can be or turn into cancer. Im also an older woman. I am now going somewhere else and got a referral Found out that the original radiologist cancelled the orders because it was no 10mm which is a centimeter. Never told me, called me or anything. So now still waiting for a appt with the new ENT. This has been going on since September 9th.

[@marypatelhattab6253]

You are a lovely young lady, Audrey, and I wish you the best. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.

[@ThePatientStory]

yes she is!

[@doodleacademy]

Blessings to you Audrey 💛

[@ThePatientStory]

❤❤❤

[@sandrao3672]

Thank you for your story. Your scar looks great! I have MENS2 and had 3 parathyroids out. It's been 6 months but it's still pretty red.

[@ThePatientStory]

Thanks so much for your comment!

[@sstargaze333]

Try some mederma scar treatment.

[@christinanevils3376]

thank you for sharing! God bless your ❤️ & Soul...

[@ciscokid0110]

I was getting ready to type, Have you been check for heart virus and then you said pericarditis. My son had a heart attack at 33 and they found he had myocarditis. His virus didn’t clear up very quickly but he’s better now. But he had night sweats, chest pain, shortness of breath, low grade fevers, etc. Ge is a single dad of four kiddos including triplets so not a lot of time to be sick. Best of luck to you as you go through this journey. My hubby is a cancer survivor-7 years clear after a poor prognosis.

[@jryland6]

My sister had the same cancer for nearly 20 yrs before it was found. Every doctor dismissed all her symptoms.

[@Aqui77aO]

That should be criminal!

[@MFightonUSC]

Hello beautiful ❤ I wish you the best of health and happiness in your life.. thank you for sharing your difficult journey

[@cindycreateforlife]

I think a lot of people have Lyme disease which goes undiagnosed for months, although it is no longer a mystery. I mention it because doctors don’t always think of testing for it when presented with multiple symptoms. You would think thyroid would come to light much sooner because you have a history there, you are very articulate which is why you were diagnosed! Had you not been persistent, your future would not be as bright as it is now! Bless you for sharing your story, helping others and being compassionate, all the best in the future!

[@CLeonard484]

Good to hear you are doing better now. I too had a similar experience for a rare blood cancer. I have to advocate for myself to get some biopsies. When doctors see unusual or never seen things their go to is an infection.

[@ThePatientStory]

Thank you so much for sharing! We hope you are doing well now!

[@somali4154]

I really appreciate this channel for highlighting inspiring cancer survivor stories and the journeys of patients with such compassion. The courage and resilience shown are truly moving. However, I feel a bit concerned about a recurring theme that seems to portray doctors as dismissive or incompetent. While it’s deeply upsetting when a cancer diagnosis is missed, it’s worth remembering that most vague or non-specific symptoms resolve on their own without leading to serious conditions. If every unusual symptom led to extensive imaging or specialized testing like PET scans, MRIs or CT scans, it would quickly exhaust healthcare resources. Doctors have to balance patient care with the practicalities of managing limited resources, and this often involves prioritizing the likelihood of serious conditions. Cancer, thankfully, is relatively rare, while more benign conditions are very common. Implying that doctors are indifferent or self-centered doesn’t fully reflect the complexity and thoughtfulness that goes into medical decision-making.

[@Ceerads]

Thank you. I’m no medical professional, and I was misdiagnosed and dismissed (“It’s nothing. Come back in a year”) when I showed my palpable breast lump to my then radiologist. But my life was saved by another, far better doctor: my obgyn, who called me when she got the radiologist’s report. My obgyn said I should see another radiologist, which I did. It was breast cancer. I did treatments and so far am okay, twenty-five years later. Point is: There are lousy doctors and there are excellent doctors. I believe the good ones outnumber the bad.

[@kendrastacy1476]

You’re an inspiration ❤

[@RD-on1ng]

I went through exactly the same severe Hashimotos with a 3.9cm tumor PTC - I had lymphovascular invasion with some metastasis to level5 lymph nodes as well. I took 100mci rai after a TT surgery

[@pm2886]

The American healthcare system is barbaric. Having to fight for a PET scan your doctor wants you to have? Then having to wait for them to 'decide' whether you can have it or not? Having to go to different hospitals and different doctors, and having to do all the legwork yourself? Needing to have money to get 'better quality' healthcare? It's like the dark ages 😢 I feel so very very sorry for all Americans having to navigate that nightmare, while battling cancer. Every time I hear these stories, I'm reminded of how lucky we are to have universal healthcare. It's the same standard (and it's a very high standard, here) for everyone - rich or poor. We all get treated at our local hospital, by whichever specialist we need. Those specialists treat everyone equally, because they're not paid by the patient. We get testing/scans etc as soon as our doctor wants us to have them - in the same facility. We don't have to do any legwork. Our hospital organises everything for us. I would wish that for you, and for everyone going through this already challenging experience.

[@Teewriter]

Universal health care is not fool proof. I prefer it this way. Believe it or not.

[@Lozzy-h6m]

It’s sad we have to push so much to get listened to. I had a ct scan a few weeks ago that found nodules on my thyroid and lesions on my liver (and raised lymph nodes in my neck for a few years now) so I’m currently going through MRI, ultrasound and biopsies atm. I’ve had symptoms since 2020, seen so many doctors. I’ve got CFS too so it’s hard to know what is what as I have over 30 symptoms. I’m happy that you’re being looked after now

[@kirstyblackburn2894]

I was diagnosed with thyroid papillary carcinoma and after total bilateral neck dissection and 4 months later developed end stage heart failure from dilated cardiomyopathy. Dr’s maintain it’s unrelated but my feeling is prolonged low level hypocalcemia caused the heart damage. And no and hadn’t been vaccinated at the time and yes I was as soon as my heart recovered enough because I didn’t fancy dying after already nearly dying.

[@maxine3587]

What a surprise, symptoms dismissed. Its ole on vertually every oher video in this series.

[@Aqui77aO]

"they ignored my symptoms for months" is in nearly every single story!!!

[@mayelaguzman8993]

My symptoms for thyroid cancer was a fast pulse on the side of my neck like if I had run a lot and then I started shaking a lot that I even thought if it might be Párkinson I went to see my doctor because one of the nurses were I used to worked recognized that it might be thyroid my doctor didn’t thought but still refer me to a specialist at the beginning i started with a thyroid pill but since they did blood work every three months the doctor said it was damaging my liver and decided to remove the whole thyroid since we have cancer history in my family and that’s when they found the cancer No chemo or radiation needed just be in a different dose of pill ❤Blessings for everyone dealing with cancer 🙏❤️

[@pati6239]

These doctors are like any employees in other fields. Some know how to put the information together, some never get there or get there with a big delay

[@steveg6978]

Took me 8 months to get a Prostate MRI....it shouldn't be this way.

[@Elizabethcoley1]

This channel and it's exploratory teaching has been a major drive for me as I give back 50% of my weekly earning ($32,000) to the sick old ones in my neighborhood. God bless America 🇺🇸

[@Chandlerduke]

God bless you more abundantly

[@Chandlerduke]

But how do you earn that much weekly? I'm genuinely curious

[@Elizabethcoley1]

Big thanks to Kathleen Mary Vella

[@Elizabethcoley1]

She's a licensed broker here in the states 🇺🇸

[@Elizabethcoley1]

Her top notch guidance and expertise on digital market changed the game for me

[@stewiegriffin6503]

clot, heart immflamation ? did you have any boosters previously ?

[@starrynight2600]

Did you have awful chills and joint and bone pain too? Did your neck hurt ? I’m going through a lot of similar issues. Severe fatigue, night sweats so bad my sheets and pjs are soaked, my neck hurts, my blood counts are very low. I have low grade fevers several times a weak. I’m breathless just walking across the room. Really bad back spine pain too.

[@Ruby-rb3ss]

Get yourself to a Dr as soon as possible, these were her symptoms too and my daughter as well.She is being looked at for the same thing.

[@ninalefevre3467]

I had that cancer 32 years ago. I would do the radioactive iodine. You want all that tissue gone.

[@PooleSilly]

lord right now i majorly lift up ninalefevre3467 and oh God I praise your wonderful precious and holy name to the fullest extent that you miraculously have healed her disease and all according to your perfect will please just totally touch and heal her and prevent that ugly spirit of cancer from ever showing back up all in the name of the father son and holy spirit lord that’s my prayer and that’s my hope!!!!! oh God each and everyday i just ask that you please just wrap your warm and comforting arms around Nina and just absolutely fill her heart mind body and soul with the fullness of your powerful extravagant love and unimaginable peace comfort happiness and joy to the fullest extent as she just keeps believing trusting and leaning on the everlasting arms of Jesus each and everyday to the fullest extent and to God Be All The Glory!!!!! Great Things He Hath Done!!!!!! and all hail king Jesus!!!!! the king of kings and the lord of lords!!!!! in Jesus Name Amen!!!!!

[@sambistabeauty]

This particular story was more frustrating bcz she knew that she had hashimoto disease, + her mom had thyroid cancer and she acted surprised when diagnosed. You would assume that would be the very first thing to do get an MRI and CT scan right off the bat

[@lisagintli5567]

Doctors Today Only Care About The Number of Copays They Get and the Number of People They Herd Through Their Offices!!! They Do Not LISTEN!!! Physician's Assistants THINK They Are Doctors (They Dress Up like a Doctor), But Nurses Have Better Educations and Hands On Experience Directly With Patients!!! I'm Still Recovering From Major Medical Mistakes in 2022 that Resulted in Me Dying (4) Times in (2) Hours, a Coma and (11) Abdominal Surgeries (7 Surgeries Just in An Attempt To Repair The Damage Done!!! Now Have a DNR And Though Chronically Ill I Refuse To Go To the Hospital Now!!! The Damage That Hospital Caused the Trauma May Out Live Me!!! Prayers of Strength and Healing!!! ❤️🙏🏻💪❤️🙏🏻💪❤️🙏🏻💪

[@NicoleT-d7k]

I wonder how she was able to push for a PetScan. I had Breast Cancer plus my sister died from Ovarian Cancer and neither one of us were ever given a PetScan. I’ve been dealing with major health issues recently that no one can diagnosed. I’ve even been sent to bigger research hospitals that are 4 hrs away and no Petscan. I commend her for fighting for it. She’s so young and deserves a long healthy life. Good for her

[@joemunoz2194]

A CT scan from the beginning would’ve found this but insurance companies don’t like to pay out so the hospital doesn’t even bring it up -been there done that

[@deesecrets]

Peri carditis could have been from the vaccine, not related to thyroid cancer

[@edithpiwowarski4704]

The smartest thing you did in the very beginning was getting a second opinion.. You don’t need a. “ I don’t care.” Doctor… good luck to you and your future. I hope everything works out for you…🤗

[@ThePatientStory]

We agree about second opinions! They are so important!

[@juliecramer8459]

All these young people getting cancer….very sad. And suspicious

[@PrairieDawnC]

Our diets are heavily processed and our lives are more sedentary than they used to be.

[@MH-hw4uh]

That's my opinion, and I'm entitled to it. I have dealt with them all my life, with a genetic condition. Also just about all I know have had bad reports about most of them. I didn't say all.

[@NicoleHoughton-hj4jv]

Never get a Hemidectomy . Always get a full removal. Thyroidectomy.

[@CynthiaSkelly-yd9gj]

You are a living MIRICALE!

[@RheaCandol]

I have thyroid nodules and cysts both thyroids but my lab results are normal like t4, t3 and tsh are normal, thyroid function is normal and not enlarged. So i dont know why i have thyroid nodules and cysts but the doctors told me to observe and have quarterly check up.

[@christyborkowski6866]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@ldcf-qn5il]

All of that sounds like she had Covid-19 and developed all of those complications.

[@crocadoodle7101]

🦋

[@shirleyac12]

Docs never miss , when you have to pay up !

[@PooleSilly]

lord right now i much lift up Audrey her family and all according to your perfect will I just ask in Jesus Name that you would just totally rebuke curse and cast out this evil spirit of Cancer in the name of the father son and holy spirit and according to your perfect will please deliver us an awesome cancer free report lord that’s my prayer and that’s my hope!!!!!! oh God even now despite this situation still i know your hand is on this sister and you will see her throughout thick and thin also right now i just ask that you please just wrap your warm and comforting arms around this dear precious sister and no matter what might transpire may unimaginable perfect rest peace grace mercy satisfaction and comfort be totally multiplied and poured out on Audrey and her family to much help her pull through this ordeal and by all means please help her faith to grow stronger each and everyday and help her not to in any way get discouraged but to totally trust your will and lean on the everlasting arms of Jesus each and everyday to the fullest extent and i still believe you’re the God of miracles and the impossible so finally my major prayer is that you please break the unbreakable move the immovable and from the impossible we’ll see a miracle God we believe for it in the name of the father son and holy spirit lord that’s my prayer and that’s my hope amen!!!!!

[@terrybartick1754]

❤your virus strain runs in the family. Cancer is not genetic

[@PrairieDawnC]

If environmental or lifestyle factors contribute to your type of cancer, consider that family members will have these things in common.

[@terrybartick1754]

@ same virus strain in the family..yes and environmental...diet as well. We need to cleanse the liver safe..not easy as I've learned. Medical medium 100 💯. Drs agree. I've spoke! They just can't talk unless you bring it up. Interesting and sad

[@PollyWood67]

Most cancers are not genetic but some are. There are close to 20 inherited genetic mutations that raise your risk for cancer.

[@terrybartick1754]

@ all cancers are viral plus toxins. 99.9 percent. Asbestos cancer does not need a virus. Science knows this, especially the md/phd.

[@techthis9568]

Doctors don't miss this stuff they are paid to shut up we have a serious problem in this country

[@doublingdown1736]

Wait you said you were healthy before all of this but then just said how you have been having a lot of problems with your Thyroid since a teenager, im confused. You were healthy or not?

[@leslietascoff9784]

I’m wondering if she had a 4 part Epstein-Barr panel. Reactivated EBV can cause a lot of her non thyroid symptoms. Traditional MDs don’t run EBV panels as often as integrative physicians.

[@myinsurancegirl]

I’m so happy you were able to find answers and are doing better. It sounds like you might have Epstein Barr virus with all you fevers, rashes, fatigue, etc. have your doctor test you for it. I was just diagnosed after years of doctors missing it. It’s also tied to hashimotos and other autoimmune diseases. I have Graves’ disease and thyroid nodules which I just learned are all connected. I recommend you get tested for Epstein bar virus

[@ණChỉYêuMìnhEm]

Dr. Brant Lin a professor pioneering in lung cancer research at Stanford was recently diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. The medical field and doctors themselves know very little about cancer, so don't put your life on them.

[@BrendaChadwell-d4q]

20:19

[@Ceerads]

So, because he got lung cancer, it means doctors don’t know much about cancer? How’d one fact lead to your conclusion?

[@FlaGrown1955]

YES,RAI is not necessary as it once was.

[@AK-ej3ui]

Unfortunately, the level of doctors education is really low.They spend years and years learning, and the percentage of missed diagnoses is very high.

[@Sandra-li1qj]

I developed hashimoto after receiving 1 Pfizer vaccine. I am wondering if you have had a corona virus vaccine, since many have developed cancer / tumors after vaccination.

[@PollyWood67]

I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's years before COVID even existed. I've had the vaccine and all of the boosters and all it's done is saved my life.

[@kimt1054]

Elizabethcoley1 is promoting spam through her comment and under her comment. Brokerage Marketers are getting more creative with their spamming. 😡

[@robertnarveson]

god who

[@WandaShort-v2v]

That was Jesus telling u

[@robertnarveson]

god who