Woman Who Had Facial Tumor Receives Life-Changing Diagnosis

A woman who had a large tumor removed from her face joins The Doctors five months after later to share how the surgery has changed her life. Hear the shocking results of the tumor biopsy.
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[@joangrennan886]

Angie lived in misery for so long and was neglected for so long only to find her tumour had turned malignant . Then she dies from the disease in August 2018 . One of the most heartbreaking programmes I have ever watched . Of course it's beyond belief that her tumour was allowed to grow in the way that it did . Unforgiveable .

[@geoculus5606]

Difficult to forgive, but not impossible. I do believe some of the doctors should be held accountable, though.

[@misstee2190]

@@geoculus5606 I hope she would have gone earlier before it turned to cancer. Shame on the doctor that ignore this woman and diagnosed her wrongly.

[@collette3741]

@@misstee2190 wym? She went from doctor to doctor for years. To get on this show is a long process also

[@sakser]

After she said it was cancerous I wondered if she was winning her battle and it saddens me to know she passed in 2018. It's really heartbreaking because it could have been avoided if it were removed when smaller. This is why I want the healthcare system in our country overhauled. Angie should still be here living her life with her family!

[@FRAME5RS]

@@sakser Overhauled to what. People are neglected and put off even more when govt has a say in it.

[@frazzle657]

Imagine being the parents to those men. You'd be beyond proud

[@sanorathomas1440]

Frazzle, I was thinking the same thing. Their parents are so proud of them 💗

[@jassypr]

I’d be proud too and if i have any health issues he’d be there to resolve it rather than dismissing it

[@CaptainKedah]

Dr Osborne's Father Left when he was 2 .He was Raised by Her Mother and the Neighbors" Literally he was raised by the Whole Community "100% true story. When his Dad left, His Mother decided to go back to School plus she had a Full time Job. It was Only Possible because her Neighbors were there for her and Supported in every way possible, The Community took turns Raising him when his Mom was at School, Work or if she needed sleep and rest . The Community helped her Baby Seating, pick ups and drop off to Day Care and School, cooked Meals for her .

[@flamingo690]

Angela Rene Quinton Twiggs sadly passed away in 2018. RIP to a very courageous lady, mother and wife.

[@Esther-bi3vj]

So sad! 😢

[@peggysaindon8281]

These doctors are an example that young people should look up to! Heroes.

[@2148aa]

You do know the patient died in 2018 at age 50. Everyone did their job. Did the system of specialty doctors fail her???

[@DrPeterLankton381]

@@2148aa Doctors can't always save a patient's life, no matter how good they are.

[@2148aa]

@@DrPeterLankton381 You want to live to be old. Work on life style. Treatment by a group of specialists often lead to conflicts that kills the patient. A good and simple general practitioner is life saving and rare.

[@anabellecorrigan-musicteac5120]

So true! These gentlemen are so accomplished, and gosh, SO humble. What heroes, what noble characters! An inspiration to us all!

[@eheheh3263]

@@2148aa all the doctors prior to these two last ones failed her…

[@parrishharris3008]

Me being a 40+ African American male I have too say, those 2 brothers/doctors gave that woman back her life- God bless ALL of them.

[@carolmiller8310]

Thank God for caring n knowing their job, our Dr's thank u 👍✋

[@SlayYoTown]

White people get sooooo uncomfortable when we praise our own!

[@vcommandarv5916]

Chris Collins from cancer that spread from the tumor to her lungs

[@BlackBeauty872]

@@carolmiller8310 AMEN

[@LuckyLucky-xp2sz]

@Chris Collins and so what? Did you even watch the video? Did you hear the reason why she died? Where did you put your so called high IQ? She died because she was not told the truth to begin with so she waited for years before meeting these two Doctors who told her it was benign at the beginning of the growth but became malignant because she waited too long to come to them by which it had *ALREADY* spread to her lungs. Why do you want to insinuate she died because two black Doctors worked on her. You can not reason probably but claim to have high IQ? If this is how high IQ works , I am sorry I want to have my low IQ because we seem to think better than high IQ folks. Stupid fool.

[@edwardrobo1]

Those doctors are deadset legends and so humble.its so inspiring to see there are still good,caring people in the world,it's becoming so rare these days.

[@cyetboy]

Truth 🙌🏼🙏🏼

[@Bambotb]

Well he misdiagnosed her and said it's benign it wasn't

[@carolfungaisiyakwazi3262]

T@@Bambotb Tidied

[@leanie5234]

@@Bambotb other doctors told her it was benign without treating her. THESE doctors did what was required to test it WHI,E treating her. A diagnosis of malignancy requires a biopsy. Digging into a lump and waiting weeks for a result was not necessary. Lumps are often removed THEN assessed rather than the other way around. These wonderful doctors did not misdiagnose her at all.

[@Bambotb]

@@leanie5234 listen well they took too long to do so... they just did surgery

[@commonsenseisrarethesedays]

It was so kind of these doctors to give her this operation for free. I know she ended up dying later from the cancer, but they for sure made her feel better instantly after they removed the tumor. They made her final years happy.

[@sabrinarose6642]

How do you know she died? Is there an article somewhere?

[@marieharris1230]

Omg after all that she died???? Jeeez!

[@RobertStiles]

She shouldn't have died in the first place. How was it allowed to grow that large? Is the United States a third-world country for healthcare?

[@Knapweed]

They didn't do it for free, all costs and fees were covered by a non-profit organisation.

[@DrPeterLankton381]

@@RobertStiles Yes, they pretty are. It's pretty sad if you ask me.

[@jk11463]

These two talented, compassionate physicians are truly a gift to the field of medicine. Unfortunately, this brave woman passed away from her cancer.

[@Jewkesman]

What gets me is the other doctors who just told her to find a specialist and didn't refer her to one. how do they still have licenses? They left her at risk.

[@cadumbblonderiley7895]

Jewkesman because she was going to military so called doctor's, which they don't know what they are doing

[@rovers141]

Unfortunately Cadumbblonde Riley is 100% accurate on this one. I went in the military with scoliosis (curved spine), I was only accepted into the militarybecause the doctor that examined me before going to boot camp said the curve wasn't significant enough to cause me trouble. 4 years later my back hurt to the point where it was affecting how well I did on fitness tests which in turn affects promotion, and if your scores are bad enough it can get you kicked out. So I went to the doctors where I was stationed and was told to give it a 2 month rest with no physical activity and I would be fine. 2 months later I'm back and still in pain. This went on for another 3 years before they FINALLY referred me to a local orthopedic surgeon (in the city, not a military doctor) who said the curve in my spine was in fact significant and it was no wonder that after 4-7 years of training and lifting heavy equipment that I was in pain, and that I should focus on strengthening certain areas of my back to support the curve. His answer wasn't good enough for the doctors on base, they wouldn't give me the waivers I needed to avoid fitness tests until my back was strong enough so I wound up failing them all and left the military shortly after. Now my back is strong, I even worked on a farm and shoveled asphalt for a living while taking college classes and am experiencing only minor discomfort at the end of a day and only after working hard all day. Loads of people these days know that the medical support that veterans receive from the Department of Veteran's Affairs is absolute trash, but what isn't as well known (by civilians anyway) is that the medical problems we face after the military is often the result of shitty doctors while we were still in active duty!

[@tri2befit]

Jewkesman She probably had to deal with the VA

[@lilmommalady76]

Kimberly Sawatzky If she is not a veteran herself, she cannot use the VA. The VETERANS AFFAIRS (aka VA) hospitals and clinics are only for military veterans, not their dependents. However, the military doctors that dependents see while the sponsor is active is usually the same low grade service the military person deals with also, unless they have an actual civilian doctor who actually went through the double digit years of medical training (which is rare).

[@tri2befit]

lilmommalady76 Did you not watch and listen to this video ? Her husband is in the military.

[@larnakeane3815]

These two Surgeons are not only committed and brilliant; they have huge hearts. That is easily seen. What is also amazing about these two men, is that they are humble. God Bless ALL.

[@jimbingham99]

God has truly blessed mankind with brilliant doctors such as these

[@steph1567]

Rest In Peace Angie, I was so blessed to have gotten to be a small part of your life. Fly high in heaven angel ❤️

[@BEAUTIFUL1877]

She passed away? 😢

[@genericwhitemale4296]

She isn’t dead

[@davinastanton3865]

@@genericwhitemale4296 Angie passed away a year ago sadly. Rest in Eternal Peace Beautiful. My thoughts are with your family and friends. 😔⚘🕊💗

[@Ariel692769]

@@davinastanton3865 yea so sad I read her obituary.

[@hollydavis06]

😭😭😭😭😭😭 Her poor family

[@lesterreyes2577]

I’d like to see how the tumor has been removed. The results were awesome. Amazing plastic surgery.

[@hajimenoippoconnoisseur538]

Lester Reyes I don’t think it’s plastic surgery

[@MarkyPaligs]

Lester Reyes omg plastic surgery xDDD

[@kaiteeet7325]

_That_One_Cuban _Kidd_ but it is...

[@jcaftermath2531]

"Plastic surgery is a surgical specialty involving the restoration, reconstruction, or alteration of the human body." en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_surgery

[@clodagh8697]

_That_One_Cuban _Kidd_ well she made herself more attractive 😂

[@rekozma]

My heart breaks for this couple. Has her tumor removed just to find out that it was cancer and spread to her lungs.

[@itsRockyTV]

rekozma I think we're the only two that actually watched this whole thing. (Everyone else is too busy making a race issue out of it) Poor woman. I hope she gets through it and kicks cancers a$$!!

[@carolbigley1284]

I hope a lot of people listen to what what these Dr's say's ! Dr's don't walk on water !

[@adamm.6386]

Carol Bugley Well these doctors have saved her life. She is alive and her quality of life has dramatically improved because of these gentlemen. No doctor specializes in everything. She gad to comb through the medical field to find the right specialists for her case... Fyi: being a doctor, period, no matter their specialty, is a damned hard job. They study hard, work the longest hours on the planet and do a job most can't. These are truly special people indeed.

[@desiboy-oh6lc]

adam m. 👍🏻

[@aliray1165]

Good men for doing that and also at least now she knows what she’s dealing with

[@noraperea5875]

Cancer sucks I was diagnosed in 2011 with Ovarian Cancer I’m still here thank god. Still Suffer from the chemotherapy

[@ticamcgarity3131]

Thank GOD for doctors like these two young men. Their skill is a gift, their courage to act is inspiring.

[@birgitlaks9754]

Found on internet that Angie passed away on August 17, 2018. She only had 2 short years to enjoy life without a large tumor on the side of her face. Rest in Peace, Angie

[@harley310]

to Birgit Laks, Obviously she wanted to live. But she did get two years with a restored beautiful face.

[@BJenny38]

I am so sad to hear this beautiful lady passed away. It’s so real to me as I had this 3 years ago. My tumor was just barely visible. It was months before a doctor knew what I had. If doctors had removed it sooner I would have been saved a lifetime of pain. The surgery was successful, but nerves were cut which has left me with the unbelievable pain of Trigeminal Neuralgia.

[@dinahsoar6982]

I was told my tumor was benign too; but it wasn't. I took my doctors advice to come back in a year. A year later, he still blew me off, saying it was benign. Started to say he was 100% sure, corrected himself and said 99% sure and that he'd send me for a biopsy to calm my fears. Imagine my shock when the surgeon called me and told me I had cancer. After the fact I discovered my doctor didn't follow protocol. I decided if I died b/c of the cancer I'd have my brother sue him. I lived and 27 years later have had no recurrence.. There is no excuse for this kind of thing to happen. I had good medical insurance too. Money was not even an issue. The issue was the doctor. DO NOT TRUST YOUR DOCTOR 100%. They are not God. They are humans and imperfect. I wonder how many other women got a delayed diagnosis and paid with their lives b/c of my doctor.

[@j.denino5732]

My sister paid with her life, her stupid @ss doctor told her she had a benign fibroid. It had obvious malignant characteristics, it was blocking her cervix and grew rapidly. She waited about 6 months and went to a different doctor who did a lot of tests and did surgery. Money wasn't even an issue, my sister had insurance, etc. She got very good treatment afterwards but died in the end. Don't put off things for too long get a 2nd opinion, etc

[@annalaurie741]

See my comments under Jo March. My husband's GP said the same as your first dr...he wasn't as lucky as you. Well done for persevering. Best of luck to you and lots of love.

[@The_Whimsical_Stenographer]

I'm so glad you're okay.

[@leslieivens9404]

I had a lump, and went to the doctor (not my regular doctor) and he said it was nothing. I actually had 2 lumps (one on my hip, and one under my breast). I asked him if he could at least refer me for a mammogram. He said yes, give the receptionist all your information, and she will get you in. I was going to see my family doctor a month later, and I mentioned to him about the lumps ... he said to me that he was going to send me for a "fast-track" mammogram, which was set up for the following Monday. By Thursday, I was diagnosed with lymphoma. I spent 3 months in the hospital with intense chemotherapy, total body radiation, and a stem cell transplant. If I had listened to the first doctor, I would not be here now because the type of cancer I had, Burkitt Lumphoma, is a very aggressive cancer. Thank god for my family doctor!!

[@godmotherdm1011]

@@annalaurie741 sorry for you loss

[@debramoss2267]

So very sad to learn of her passing, her family and loved ones must have been devastated. I hope their happy memories soon outweigh their sadness. Having died and been revived on multiple occasions I can promise she is in incomparable Bliss, now and you will see her again, you are part of each others eternity.

[@kittybitts567]

oh no! her poor family! I didn't know. God bless her beautiful soul. May she rest in peace. May perpetual light shine upon her. May her soul and the souls of the faithful departed, through the Mercy of God, rest in peace, Amen

[@NickMate]

What was it like? On the other side?

[@debramoss2267]

@@kittybitts567 amen

[@debramoss2267]

@@NickMateIndescribable bliss. Every pain emotional, physical and mental just slips away. You can still interact with loved ones who you are connected to as if you are in the middle of an orange and they are the segments. Certainly nothing to fear.

[@kaylasheppard7746]

@@debramoss2267 that's what I imagined it to be. Nice to hear it confirmed, thank you

[@thomasnikkola5600]

Man these guys know their stuff. Could you just imagine the complexity of the procedure? All the fibrous tissue, wrapped around nerves and muscle? Unbelievable skill. Thank God for guys and gals like these doctors. That's why I believe a doctor never makes enough! They perform life changing and saving operations! God bless all of our doctors out there. Thank you!

[@inkkvibe]

Benign tumors need to be removed while they're still benign.

[@bonniebrock5109]

I typed into the internet 'Angie with the face tumor' and info about it came up. And as of Feb 2018, shes still alive and doing fairly OK. Update - after more then 20 replies, yes I know she is dead now!!!

[@missmodern]

TY.

[@mmedeuxchevaux]

that's good to hear.

[@TheAmerica4evr]

Thanks for the update. I hope she is 100% cured

[@denissemc1]

By june 20, 2018 she still updating her facebook profile... glad she is still with us

[@emmakaye9378]

Apparently She died in August 2018 😞

[@charlotter8276]

I hope her husband sues those doctors that didn't do anything for her for malpractice! They could have saved her life!

[@timhitt9541]

yeah really they told her it was nothing to worry about

[@colinmx.]

Same thing happened to my sister and she's been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer

[@terryduncan5718]

Quit referring to them as " black" doctors...they are doctors plain and simple...the Hippocratic oath does not refer to anyones color who swears to the oath...

[@moonbeam4016]

I think referencing their race is fine. Often people of color in the medical field don't get the respect they deserve. Racist patients ignorantly assume that they are not capable because they are not white. Some patients even refuse non-white doctors. There's nothing wrong with celebrating the great job these two black doctors did.

[@classygirrafe7207]

Nabi Sonyeo First off, I've never heard of anyone refusing life changing surgery from someone because of their skin colour, secondly, why praise them because their black? If they were white you wouldn't be saying "Well done to the two white doctors"

[@moonbeam4016]

You don't know what you're talking about, please just stop. You sound incredibly ignorant.

[@melanieblock2825]

Because white people have far more access to schooling and opportunities than people of color. Not to mention racial bias in hospitals and jobs in general. And yes, there are plenty of stories about people refusing medical care because of a doctors race or religion.

[@GotFlow5]

What about colleges that are primarily black? Are they just colleges?

[@ebonysweetnesssweetness5153]

These two Doctors are handsome, intelligent and have gifted hands such a dynamic duo

[@platinum1lk]

Those two doctors are very handsome, so intelligent...👏👏👏

[@lindasvalesen5237]

But is it only looks. They would do the same work Even if they weren't handsome....in your eyes.

[@matzohgirl]

Gorgeous inside and out. They belong on that stage.

[@alenalee1943]

The Doctors who removed the huge tumour are hero’s! Amazing work! 💕 Praying for Angie, she’s been through so much 🙏

[@jamesh4426]

So incredible that the two surgeons were able to remove that and she has her facial functions. If you see a small lump, and it’s growing. Get someone who will biopsy it and will remove it before it gets to the next level. Can’t play around with our health.

[@gracebailey1288]

James H 4 v3źď020000092071106ķ to go

[@crazyjourney3963]

James H I have what shud i do now

[@NightmareCourtPictures]

She went to numerous doctors that all gave her a shitty, non accurate diagnosis. This is one reason i don't even want to think about going to a hospital for any reason, because most doctors are dishonest and charge you an arm and a leg to tell you some bullshit that's incorrect or that you already know.

[@harley310]

@@NightmareCourtPictures most doctors are honest and sincere in helping you. The submitted bill to insurance is to at least coup their exact costs. Insurance pays a set percentage which is very low. Just check you ins. statement closely and you will see what the hospital and doctor are reimbursed. Case in point, I am a sever diabetic. My ins says they saved me $1,200 on a month supply of a medicine. My cost was $40 copay. My sister, a pharmacist, admitted that no one ever pays $1,200. So why do the ins statement say i saved $1,200? Insurance and drug companies are the culprit, not the doctors. Look at what the lab reimbursement amt is.

[@MzClementine]

Wow she looks amazing!!! Beautiful work!!!

[@piper5by5]

GOD BLESS THE DR'S AND THIS PATIENT YOUR IN MY PRAYERS IN JESUS NAME AMEN📿📿📿📿📿📿📿😇😇😇😇😇😇😇❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😚😚😚😚😚😚😚🖒👀

[@xkjhzbc]

MzClementine she dead

[@xkjhzbc]

She past a way very recently..

[@lauramalizia9636]

@@xkjhzbc when?!

[@xkjhzbc]

@@lauramalizia9636 it was like awhile ago I believe the tumor came back and stronger than ever. Look it up

[@truth.477]

Doctors let her down from the beginning. Thanks to Dr Osborne and Dr Hamilton for helping her may she now rest in peace 🙏❤

[@cathys3800]

These doctors look so young, it’s amazing what they can do

[@peterpatton8736]

Hope her Husband sued all the Doctors that just blew her off and did nothing about the tumor. If they had removed it when it was small she would probably still be alive

[@KMF3]

I'm so mad that doctors didn't accurately diagnose her and treat her.

[@missmodern]

My mom had that cancer. Her dentist noticed a tiny bump on the roof of her mouth. It was cut out and she's all better now.

[@marikuna750]

these two doctors are heros!

[@sonnysal6484]

The surgeons were absolutely amazing 👏

[@katjazucker6580]

I just read about her and unfortunately she passed away. So sad...I hope and pray for her family especially her daughter.

[@faithblue2645]

So sad😭

[@everydy]

noooooooo!

[@timcolledge3732]

Very sad.

[@leelad.4820]

Oh no so sad to hear this... She lost her life because other doctors turn her down... She could easily be healed.. I feel outrageous and sad for her and her family.. Especially her kids

[@Poblo12345]

This is all around heart breaking. Prayers and hugs to Angie and her family.

[@craftylittlerthings]

I’ve just watched this and was so pleased she had got through the op, then they said it had turned malignant and in her lungs. She passed away 17th August 2018, RIP beautiful lady. xxx

[@lauraweldon2391]

Doctors who can do things like this just blow my mind. Amazing.

[@AlexJ1037]

What a shame that Angie went so long without adequate treatment. I hated to read that she passed away but her going public with her condition may be saving lives today. May she Rest in Peace. 🕊️

[@gotyesomeonyouusetoknow]

Imagine going to the doctors for years and then the tumor turns into cancer. These doctors deserve a standing ovation for the help.

[@sklatewithus5897]

I'm so happy for her! I'm glad the doctors could give her her life back!

[@intotheabyssoftheunknown4479]

These two doctors did their best. I'd wish we had more like these two! Great bedside and professional! 👍❤

[@greenkitty82]

Wow, what a difference! Incredible work by those doctors. Angie is such a beautiful and kind hearted woman (It's always the most beautiful souls that get these type of things wrong with them) Happy to see her happier and I hope she is recovering well from her cancer treatment - what an incredibly strong woman - she's an inspiration to us all.

[@carolrohrer325]

Those men are amazing, humble, kind, brilliant, skilled doctors and examples of excellence. Anyone fortunate enough for them to accept their case is so blessed.

[@Ace_5007]

these doctors are truly heroes. did an amazing job

[@utahnancy]

Thank you for trying your best to help her by removing tumor for free. You are good people.

[@mrsrimskie5493]

Ah that's so sad she lost her fight, what an amazing young lady, truly inspirational, heartfelt condolences to her family, ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

[@janetgeller7272]

Oh sweet lady- Your husband must be a dear as well. I am so sorry to hear you passed away. I will always remember how happy and relieved you looked in this video despite the bad news. I suspected during the show introduction that Dr. Osborne was upset and would have some sad news for us. I know your amazing spirit and heart live on though right now in your daughters and those of us who won’t forget you and the gift of the lesson you taught us. Rest oh so peacefully dear lady. 🌸

[@teresamay6981]

These 2 amazing doctor's gave this beautiful lady back her life god bless them and the people they help

[@fantastischfish]

In the UK, an NHS doctor would have removed that tumour years ago and would have found any cancer and treated it. I can’t believe a single person in America is resisting the idea of a state-funded healthcare pay for through taxation.

[@MonzaRacer]

Bullshit, my friend Yana lived in London, she had breast cancer and got put off for 6months. Finally after she tried for third time to get treated her company offered to transfer her to Florida, and there she moved, got treatment and is now cancer free. After she finished her chemo and radiation she gets email she has appointment to get treated nearly 2 yes after initial diagnosis and she was told if she had waited any longer she would be dead. Keep your bullshit government ran healthcare. I know too many people who get little to no care but thankfully they have enough money to go where they need to get help.

[@anwarakkad4020]

Your government funded healthcare is horrendous 😂

[@googlereplier8681]

That’s to the person that questioned why we wouldn’t want government health care. Condolences to the family.

[@iloveyoushima]

@Fly by night It was spelled like that first, you're the only one who is asinine.

[@iloveyoushima]

@@anwarakkad4020 It's really not, what country are you living in?

[@kyleigh9545]

This is so inspiring to know people still care based on what she looked like! Awesome

[@shahinshobeiri5871]

What u Drs did shows how human,loving,amazing persons u really r

[@FreeSpirit47]

So happy that Angie got the care of 2 skilled, compassionate doctors.

[@martinskamla6789]

Wow those docs are awesome skilled and huge pros

[@sarahalawadh3478]

WOW WELL DONE TO THE DOCTORS AND HER

[@bilwatk]

My heart goes out to this lovely woman.

[@kevinsebastians6852]

Those two doctors are certainly a blessing to so many people. May God bless you both we need more doctors like both of you that have a beautiful heart

[@23Josilee]

Huge thanks and gratitude to these two doctors...working miracles daily helping people overcome such serious problems.

[@georganngentry9914]

If you ever find a lump and a doctor says don't worry about it, you damn well better worry about it, no matter where it is on your body. A 22 year old woman that would be assigned to the hospital unit I worked in had a lump on the palm of her hand while going thru respiratory training medical training for 2 years. Her doctor told her not to worry about it and when she started working full time in a hospital and had insurance to get it removed. She did just that. It was biopsied was found to be cancer. Her body scan showed it had infiltrated her lungs. She only lived 2 years more.

[@unknown-ot7xy]

Omg

[@bigdaddyshark880]

Bless those Drs for helping her. I hope she pulls through

[@jackiefulbright2848]

I have been following Angie's story for day 1. I want very much to say Thank You to the doctors and yourself, sir, for hosting this show.

[@homoliber9546]

She's gorgeous. I'm glad her face looks good again.

[@ramonacareathers4970]

We need more outstanding doctors. Thank you

[@jasonsmitty.1057]

These two are absolute heroes!!!

[@fandoria09]

I had a "fatty" tumor on my left shoulder that popped up out of nowhere back in 2002. It was the size of a gulf ball. It looked as though I popped my shoulder out of place and it hurt just as bad. I went to the ER to have it looked at. The exray showed a large mass but not the depth. I had to stay awake during the surgery so I could indicate pain during removal. It was deep into my shoulder socket. I was 31 and scared when they said it was a tumor. I have no feeling in that part of my shoulder, it left a significant dent where it was and I still have the 2 inch scar that is a bit of a problem for me subconsciously / conscious. Because of my finding this early enough the biopsy came back balignant. The surgeon told me had I waited even a month longer or so I'd be telling a different story if at all. I had 4 daughters of the ages of 9, 7 (1st marriage) 4 & 2 (2nd marriage) years I had to be around for them and my 2nd husband (married for 5 years at the time). Even if it would have been malignant I would have done whatever it took. I can't imagine how much she went through until finding out what it actually was but at the same time why it took her 7 years to have her diagnosis. Even an ER doctor could have gone in and removed it before it got as big as it did. Any doctor in their right mind would have removed it even at the size of a quarter. The fatty tumor I had only became noticeable was h I w I was laying in bed on my elbow. It forced the tumor up from in-between my shoulder socket. Had that not happened I might not have been here 21 years later. The ER doctor changed my life and did the removal surgery the very next morning. The original scar was 4 inches in length but has since shrunk and remains visible even though it's now 2 inches in length.

[@lesleypaterson779]

Amazing work from these 2 Doctors god bless you and your patient

[@ahhhhhh6085]

OMG it's like it was never there. I'm so happy for her

[@larryferguson3387]

THANK GOODNESS FOR THE DOCTORS WHO HELPED HER, SHE LOOKS WONDERFUL AND HEALTHY.

[@luciefontaine259]

Thank you Doctors for helping this woman. I have had cist removed for the last 40 years and keep having them done. Please everyone don not wait.

[@kcunlimitedeats]

How did it turn out?

[@kawaiikitten795]

@@kcunlimitedeats she died

[@lenoremadeleine654]

Those doctors did an amazing job, I’m so happy for her!!!💕❤️

[@galescott8433]

god bless this precious woman

[@lenacoogan6151]

What amazing doctors to do this for free and changed this ladies life, awesome men🙏

[@danainthevalley]

Wow! What a wonderful job! I'm so sorry to hear about the cancer and will be praying for you!

[@delladearest2511]

It’s not just the doctors that turn people away, it’s also the insurance companies and the hospitals because of the risks and they don’t want the patient to die on the table. it’s called risk management always to the benefit of the companies .

[@lifehealingmagic]

Those two doctors are beautiful heroes 💕

[@delsakelly1456]

How could people put thumbs down on this video. The two doctors are heroes and God sent to people who had this malady.

[@mizzladythemovement]

I pray that she overcomes her cancer, she seems like a wonderful woman and person. I'm definitely praying for her.

[@cljmcclain]

May she rest in peace. I'm so sorry to hear she lost this fight, I had no idea it was a deeper issue besides being a tumor. I am glad she was able to get her face back to normal during her time on this earth. Praying for her family and love ones🙏😢

[@sha-boop2965]

Wow they did a amazing job

[@Nina5144]

I’m so pleased for and her family. Well done those doctors.

[@shanimarais9695]

The 2 doctors that helped this lady were God sent. They are such amazing, decent formidable men. What wonderful ppl they are. God bless them

[@edgelennox4035]

ANGIE DIED ON AUGUST 17 AFTER BEING TERMINAL FOR SOME TIME. RIP.

[@atlmacman]

Heartbreaking!

[@ayannageorge5258]

😪

[@dennism103]

Yep she died sadly

[@timcolledge3732]

Very sad.

[@timhitt9541]

oh no! I wish I hadnt read your comment

[@robertmccarty5168]

a big thank you to the surgeons for their generosity. it's great that they put their oath above money. they will receive more than they gave by the balance of karma...

[@starchief5]

They are to be thanked for what they did but you can bet they made lots of money. deservedly, from the positive publicity they got for doing this. This is not a put down.

[@Knapweed]

No generosity was involved. All fees and costs were met by a non-profit organisation.

[@ronnylee1486]

Those two gentlemen Drs, godsends, they have great hearts

[@nanseawallace8335]

These two doctors made such a BEAUTIFUL difference in this woman’s world. They are HEROS. T Y

[@JessicaChicavee]

I am also praying for Angie’s healing ❤️

[@davinastanton3865]

@@randomrandom457 May beautiful Angie Rest in Eternal Peace. My loving thoughts are with her family and friends. 😔⚘🕊💗

[@firstchirriru]

She actually died in 2018, my condolence to her family. so sad

[@The_Whimsical_Stenographer]

This breaks my heart. If I were her husband, there would be major lawsuits in the works. Medical malpractice at its very worst.

[@veraakbal1122]

I had no idea about that. May she RIP

[@mamachatoracle1762]

I amso sorry to hear that. She was a beautiful and kind woman who should not have had to go through.alk that. I was really routing do her. R.i.p

[@bbycakesxfersure]

Angel In_Heaven that’s military doctors for you! Some are good but most terrible

[@filomenaregan1537]

Wonderful doctors, kind, thoughtful, skilled surgeons who Truly care for their patient’s wellbeing and quality of life.

[@JD-gj2rj]

So sorry she passed. Bless her for what she had to deal with! 😇 🙌

[@petestreet7535]

Excellent work, docs.

[@dailyjayvie]

Praise God. I also have the same rare tumor case in my right thigh. 🙏🙏🙏 God will heal

[@svt3941]

I hope this lady makes a full recovery

[@renataloren2384]

These two doctors are angels to help this beautiful lady and others with these deforming tumours. God Bless this lovely lady and make her heal from cancer. ❤️💜♥️🙏💐😘

[@myabbayah9092]

VERY TALENTED DOCTOR. GOD BLESS YOUR HAND AND YOUR TALENT DOCTORS..

[@savannahgonzalez1908]

Omg she’s so beautiful I’m so happy for her 😍

[@poetrypebbles5725]

Beautiful lady, may she rest in peace.

[@loisyjacobs188]

What wonderful Men! GREAT DOCTORS!!!! If only there was more like them. They both have Hearts and the compassion they showed maded me cry.This was so heart touching on the behalf of both sides the Doctors and the BEAUTIFUL LADY. MAY God Bless you all. Your in my prayers.