Young Colorectal Cancer Survivor Story: Annette Reilly

[@lorenenoe4472]

I had stage 3 colon cancer emergency surgery last January, was in a coma 8 days, total hospital and rehab one month. Then COVID hit so I delayed chemo, my oncologist said I had a 60% chance of being cancer free without chemo so I took that path. I am 73 with no grandchildren to watch grow and that was part of my decision. At my 8th month labs and CT scan, cancer free! Everyone has to make the decision along with your oncology team and since the pandemic was so new, they agreed to delay chemo a few months. I got lucky. Get the colonoscopy early with any symptoms...I was stupid to wait so many years with unresolved anemia and IBS symptoms. Denial was my game. Not now, so I share my story. Happy in the USA.

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

Wow .. thanks for sharing

[@brandonshaw7619]

Stage 3 also im 40 and I'm currently receiving chemo I'm 3 rounds in a series of 12 will be complete in June then two more surgies to get rid of my bag and get a jpouch. My oncologist and surgeon both feel im cancer free the chemo in adjuvant so I have a good prognosis Good luck with your future

[@ianpaul226]

TO GOD BE THE GLORY!

[@derkduke3531]

What were your symptoms?

[@diegoho5058]

Thanks for sharing, but can you tell us the symptoms of "IBS" that indeed was from cancer.

[@manojdas5022]

How inspirational! Wishing you strength and positive Vibes. In January 2020 I got diagnosed with Colon Cancer stage 3C. Surgery in February and 12 rounds of Chemotherapy. I am a survivor.

[@lorenenoe4472]

Me too!

[@whatever2206]

Hey how are you now

[@karla62192]

How are you feeling?

[@erichami]

So glad to hear you survived. How are you now?

[@aathira7583]

How are you now?

[@michaelhillier1377]

Never, never take bleeding in your stools lightly. It could be a death sentence if ignored, but caught early it could save your life. Insist on a Colonoscopy if there is blood in your stools no matter what age you are.I was wrongly diagnosed with a hemorrhoid. I am not young. Have done 5 weeks of Chemoradio therapy, now waiting for an operation. I might have to lose my rectum and anus due to a mis diagnosis and have a colostomy bag for life. So anyway thanks for your heart felt video and good luck forever.

[@cac7549]

A lot of doctors are messing up, brushing off the symptoms of colon cancer and yes I have heard about the hemorroid issue. They said that to my mother and it was colon cancer. Those people who do this are in the wrong field. God bless you.

[@barryteale4735]

Hi just thought I would let you know I am a fit n healthy 57 years but was diagnosed with colon cancer and after firstly having chemo and radiotherapy which saw me cancer free for 12 months. The cancer returned and just had the anus removal. Was in hospital for 16 days and from day one of surgery I could not believe how easy I went through the treatment . After day two I no longer needed any painkillers and everything is healing nicely. This was my experience and others may differ but can only say positive things about it. I also quickly adapted to the stoma Hope this helps All the best 👊

[@cac7549]

@@barryteale4735 People differ and the results also differ from procedures. I am glad you are doing fine. God is on your side.

[@michaelhillier1377]

@@barryteale4735 Wow! That's scary to think the cancer could come back after radiochemo, but also reassuring that you have coped well are OK and have adapted to the ostomy. Looks like I might be going down the same path.

[@barryteale4735]

@@michaelhillier1377 they say if you can get passed the two year mark after the chemo/rad you will probably not get a reccurance. It was a trial that they thought was worth a try as I was luckily diagnosed early. The gold standard is to have the cancer surgically removed but I was reluctant to have the bag so gave the chemo trial a go. Hindsight says I should have gone straight for the surgery as now I have the to face whatever the side affects that may come from the chemo/rad. If you do go down the same road try not to worry too much as life still goes on and you can still do the same things you did before I am thee months in now and just got back from a three day break up in the lakes and coped fine. In fact I had a weekend break just 8 weeks after surgery. All the best Michael

[@mingskoreanlife7190]

Thanks for sharing your story...it helped me to have courage as i will be starting my 12cycles chemotherapy in few weeksI am 48 and i was diagnosed also of stage 3 colon cancer..after watching your video I've got the courage to tell myself that i could do these...i will survive!!!

[@chrisfernandez7177]

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[@swapnilganguly5856]

How are you now dear?

[@minaradov5871]

which protocol did u have for the chemotherapy

[@KDONeal1]

How did they detect it. What was you feeling?

[@user-iv6ty3cd5i]

Do you have any thoughts a out what may have caused it?

[@barbarameehan113]

Our daughter had colon cancer 13 yrs. Ago at age 39. Thankfully she was dx. right away, st. 3..had surgery and 6 mo. Chemo. She is doing great. Her team from Fox Chase in New Jersey were excellant. Also much praying.

[@barbarameehan113]

@makhina makhina hi, so sorry to hear about your mom. My daughter had surgery first...removed 12" of colon...did not need a stoma then she had 6 mo. of chemo...every 2 weeks she was st. 3. 14 yrs. later no signs of cancer. I am not a doctor so I can't answer which is best...every case is different. My prayers for your mom. Pl. keep me updated. It is so hard for family. I care.❤

[@barbarameehan113]

@makhina makhina not at all....

[@cookingwithatif6781]

@@makhinamakhina8918how is your mom now?

[@summerstuckey7414]

Thank God for this woman. Her video was so helpful and encouraging. 💕 Prayers and love to her and her family.

[@SandraMartinez-tm8xw]

So on point about the mental illness that comes along with the chemotherapy. Thank you for sharing your journey.

[@JefferyClifford-js8dj]

Hello Sandra. How are you doing today?

[@lisafrost5587]

You are truly inspiring I was diagnosed with bladder cancer and I am about to start chemotherapy your words was just what I needed to hear

[@brandonshaw7619]

How are you doing with side effects in in chemo for colon cancer currently at home with my CAD pump getting chemo I'm doing ok no nausea but severe cold sensitivity and being tired I get chemo every two weeks so I get a break for a week from side effects Good luck

[@frostjake1588]

I Wish You a Safe recovery, get well soon I'll Pray for You... May GOD heal You and everyone else battling cancer in this comment section, In Jesus name Amen

[@slimetimetv8517]

Yes advocate for yourself push back those doctors not listening to you.your health is just too important to be gaslight.

[@SuperChicago101]

You are an inspiration to many. May God bless you.

[@edgrabousky9995]

Thanks for such a inspiring video! I’m at the point where I’ll be starting either 4 or 6 months of chemotherapy. One doctor says 8 cycles another says 12. So now it’s time for a third opinion. But my first 6 weeks of chemo and radiation was really rough. I ended up in the hospital dehydrated and with a fever. It’s so nice to hear that it gets better!🙂

[@zeek4749]

My brother was diagnosed before thanksgiving 2019 after one year he is ok now 🙏 I was there for him going through it oh boy the chemo side effects and the radiation was not fun 😭😭😭 I am glad you are ok 👍🙏

[@lennakraich1343]

Was just diagnosed with colon cancer 4 days ago , I am a 41 year old white female and have been trying to figure out what’s wrong for over a year while constantly being ignored by doctors. Your video touched me and made me feel less Alone so thank you!

[@coloncanada]

Hello! If you feel like you need to reach out, don't hesitate to contact us at [e-mail]

[@erichami]

Hi Lenna, your timeline was about the same as mine. How are you doing?

[@lennakraich1343]

@@erichami hi Eric, I am doing okay. Currently undergoing chemo. Taking things one day at a time. How are you doing?

[@erichami]

@@lennakraich1343 about the same. Got halfway through chemo and had to take a break due to side effects. I will probably resume in a week. Still, I feel good and am cancer free as far as they know. My odds are good.

[@UXDA_Official]

@@lennakraich1343 what were your symptoms?

[@TeresaHawkins-wu1ws]

Amazing story. Thank you for sharing. I truly hope more doctors wake up and take action sooner.

[@BerthaCastillo-y4x]

Thanks for you words . I am in the process of finding out a diagnosis . Have all the symptoms but still wait for appointments. I keep looking at videos and have discovered to not stop insisting of what my body is telling me .

[@aphrodite389]

Good for you!!!! 😍😍😍 I start chemotherapy on December 7th. I had the tumor remover 5 weeks ago and I currently have a colostomy bag. I am BEYOND nervous to start chemo! Thank you for this video so I can take it forward with me and be a little more prepared. Like you, I’m also only 30 years old and I also had my first baby in 2010. She’s about to be 13 and I have four kids following her. The medical industry always told me that they would be tired if they had that many kids like me and they were always ready to chop my symptoms up to pregnancy or irritable bowel syndrome because just like you, I’m young and I’m a female. It’s really unfortunate that it made it all the way to stage four before anyone is helping me now.

[@coloncanada]

We appreciate you sharing your story. We're here for you, our support team is there to talk : [e-mail]

[@almanty8804]

Awesome. This helps me. At 57 I have diagnosed with the same. Stage 3B. Had a few months of bad stomach pains. Finally went to the ER. The ER doctor ordered blood work and a CT scan. The CT scan found it. Next morning was in surgery

How are you now

[@erichami]

Annette, thank you so much for sharing and being brave enough to step forward and share your story publicly. You have helped other immensely. I am so glad you are here to tell us your inspiring survivor story. I was diagnosed with stage 3b colon cancer, just like you. I had a successful surgery in June and am undergoing chemotherapy now. My chances of surviving are good, but it still helps to hear about someone who came out of it strong and is now 'on the other side'. Thank you again for being a brave Canadian voice on this terrifying disease!

[@KashishSharma2887]

Oh My God. Such a brave, pretty, sweet and empathetic lady you are. My brave girl🥰🥰🥰😍😍😘😘😘😘 lots of lots of lots of love from India 🇮🇳. I am currently going through severe Ileo_ceal ulcers and believe me this can't be a 1% of what You must have gone through. Still I have been living horrific life since 2 years. I am diagnosed with these ulcers in Jan 2021 and waiting for my biopsy results. I am fearing of being cancer patient still after watching your video am able to cope with any situation. Thanks darling ❤️😘

[@KashishSharma2887]

@Alfred Einstein symptoms were - severe stomach pain for almost 12 hrs....... 8 to 9 times vomiting throughout 12 hrs......... can't digest anything apart from normal sabzi roti.....several time even home-made food made me severe illness...... overall that was horrific.......i was diagnosed with intestine Tuberculosis......last year i started my treatment and now by god's grace i am absolutely fine.....but don't take risk so I am on normal diet.. 🙏🙏🙏🙏 thanks for asking

[@cookingwithatif6781]

@@KashishSharma2887how are you now?

[@KashishSharma2887]

@@cookingwithatif6781 I have completely recovered now.....and living healthy life.....thank you so much for asking❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@cookingwithatif6781]

@@KashishSharma2887 thats great. Glad to hear this. Bingo!!

[@trinapyron6767]

I was diagnosed with rectal cancer Dec. 2nd 2020. I've been trying to get someone to listen to me for over three years. And I was always told it was menopause and after so many different complaints I was told that I had hemorrhoid really bad. No!! I HAD CANCER!! 🙏

[@lionhearted6545]

What were your symptoms ?

[@trinapyron6767]

Hi sorry it took me so long to reply. I've been trying to process the thought of surgery and having a bag afterwards. My symptoms were real bad constipation, small amount of blood when I pooped, excruciating pain when I went to the bathroom. I also had this foul odor when I peed. I almost forgot I had a lump in the crease between my vagina a inter thigh. I also got a boil in that same area. I truly hope this helps. 🙂💛🙏

[@lionhearted6545]

@@trinapyron6767 uff my heart is pouding too fast for you. I don't know who you are but all i can say is you'll beat this 💯. There is nothing you can't beat. Trina when is your surgery ? Because it should be done asap.

[@rehanazeez9248]

How are you now ?

[@user-iv6ty3cd5i]

Do you have any thoughts about what may have caused it? I’m wondering if there’s a common link between all this. I do wonder about the vaccine as well

[@moninasevilla5431]

Thanks for sharing your journey Ann,.I am also a stage 4 colorectal cancer patient .I was diagnosed last March 15,2021,my first gastroenterology doctor told me that I have a slim chance to survive because the cancer had already metastize to my liver as well as to my lungs ,but my husband did not give up ,we travel to another place to get me treated ,thanks God we were able to got a good oncologist who specializes with my case .He gave me folfox and targetted drugs which is panitunomomab for my liver and eronotican for my lungs,till now I'm still on chemo I had 15 session already but the cancer cells are still in my body ,they remain stable only.

[@accordingtojoyce6651]

Try the joe tippens protocol with your standard treatment it will give you a much better chance for no evidence of disease

[@ollearning4100]

Going vegan will help

[@aathira7583]

How are you now?

[@benjamind3058]

Please give us a update. I also have stage 4 colon cancer had surgery and still on chemo until now. I was diagnosed in June 2021. Please reach out

[@gloriaosagie9699]

I was also diagnosed of colon cancer ,but am taking chemotherapy now ,I have 6 sessions , believe me the 3rd therapy brought a lot of discomfort but I'm done now

[@Fizzy332]

Any news?

How old are you when you undergo chemo?

[@timlittle1286]

Good luck and I hope that you have a very long and prosperous life with no more pain

[@pixiestylz]

You are such a beautiful soul. I watched sabrina all my childhood. I'm so sorry you have had to go through this heartache. I have had my own health issues . And dont trust doctors anymore. Have traumatic stress from getting my Hope's up

[@maryhull531]

All the very best for the future and May God bless you . Thank you for sharing . I hope my outcome is positive but if not I hope I have the strength to meet whatever comes my way .

[@adrncrnza670]

Thanks for this video, I am going through the same symptoms and dealing with waiting for appointments while bleeding and having abdominal discomfort. Hopefully I will be ok.

[@brandonshaw7619]

Have you found out any thing

[@adrncrnza670]

@@brandonshaw7619 yes, precancerous lesions is what she told me, biopsy is next.

[@brandonshaw7619]

@@adrncrnza670 have you had to have any blood transfusions

[@adrncrnza670]

@@brandonshaw7619 no, thank goodness. 😅

[@brandonshaw7619]

@@adrncrnza670 I had 16 total last two were immediately after surgury

[@idagarcia4708]

I have symptoms as soon as I eat diarrhea,bloating, cramping, fatigue, mild nausea, and blood in my stool. This has been going on for a while but would come and go got told it could be hemorrhoids. I’m also anemic but I do have very heavy periods. I Recently took some strong antibiotics and have made the symptoms worst and now they’ve been going on for 2 months non stop. I will push for a colonoscopy hopefully it’s not too late😢

[@coloncanada]

Hi Ida, we are here for you if you want to talk [e-mail]

[@archihmed311]

hi ! are you doing well now ??

[@archihmed311]

what was the cause ?

[@idagarcia4708]

⁠@@archihmed311 I have an appointment with gastroenterologist on December after long wait due to me being pregnant a month after I posted this comment I still don’t know the exact cause but they think it might be ibd but I can’t get colonoscopy until after pregnancy

[@idagarcia4708]

@@archihmed311all testing came back normal 🙏

[@cmmr5548]

Thank you so much for sharing this with us

[@Moses55845]

I haven't told my young daughter, she's going to be told today. My son and other daughter are much older and took it normally. What I don't understand is that my symptoms were related to something else. Your story is what I keep watching to stay focused, hiding from telling anyone at my 2 jobs and do my best to go thru this, come out of it and see my daughter graduate , get married and become self dependent. I don't expect life to treat me better than others, just a little bit of time to enjoy my family.

[@limitbreakerrob311]

Any news

[@askalaebony5056]

How are you doing now dear?

[@KrisH-cz4pz]

I have watched this so many times. You give me hope :)

[@liveforchrist1474]

Reading the Bible out loud heals me I believe cuz my neck pain went away when I did. It was pain so bad I could only sleep on my back for years. So I really try to read the Bible out loud every day. Praying for the world heals me too ( the missing , abused, poverty etc.). Donating heals me too I believe , I have sooo much more energy when I donate.

[@lexipiperlawson8529]

You are inspiring!

[@liveforchrist1474]

Reading the Bible out loud heals me I believe cuz my neck pain went away when I did. It was pain so bad I could only sleep on my back for years. So I really ty to do that every day. Praying for the world heals me too ( the missing , abused, poverty etc.) Donating heals me too , I have sooo much more energy when I donate.

[@createinspain]

I don't understand why, in this day and age, when there are so many cases in people who are not deemed in the 'at risk category, why it isn't standard practice to hand out the 'poop test' kit if anyone has any kind of intestinal symptoms. My colon cancer was found by an annual sample test, then confirmed with a colonoscopy and CT scan. I was VERY lucky, it was just before Covid hit and I escaped with only surgery. My descending colon was narrowed by half, by a sizeable tumour. Having been told years ago that there was no reason for any intestinal symptoms and that I had IBS, I had no idea anything was wrong.

[@c.c.6930]

I know this beautiful lady is pregnant right now, such good news! So inspiring! Why didn't anyone think to suggest a colonoscopy? I do not understand...

[@debsworld3784]

Actually if you are scared of Colonoscopy , you can also request your doc for a CT scan . There is one more stool test called feacal Calcprotein which also tells you if you an inflammation or possibly Cancer ..

[@KaranSingh-ol8id]

We all are with you, you are not alone.

[@Lisa-sq3zl]

Thank you for sharing your story.

[@LK-bz9sk]

Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@paula3280]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 thank you for sharing! I wish you love and good health.

[@joeestes8114]

Thanks for sharing your story, i was diagnosed stage four after being told i was cancer free! It was in fact the reason why i waited so long to get a colostomy. I was diagnosed with having diverticulitis and given antibiotics so i thought i had time but actually its why my cancer was advanced. But now I've gone through chemotherapy and radiation and iam so sick i don't want to live anymore. My cancer is advanced to my lymph nodes and my liver so its inoperable

[@benjamind3058]

How are you doing now?

[@erichami]

Hi Joe, how are you now?

[@aathira7583]

How are you doing?

[@elizabethconroy7665]

Thank you for explaining so clearly.

[@JefferyClifford-js8dj]

Hello Elizabeth. How are you doing today?

[@tamara7301]

Thank for this video. Sending love. You’re genuinely amazing

[@yuminapacpaco2377]

I hope I can treat just like you coz I had colorectal cancer also,they not yet start a chemotherapy..God Bless you

[@Fizzy332]

Are you ok?

[@cookingwithatif6781]

How are you now?

[@Ari-ge5cp]

THANK YOU..

[@BIGDO13]

Harrowing story… she kept fighting though… that’s important.

[@KentAndrewLang1967]

Had you came to the USA they would have caught it earlier. I say that because I was having troublesome bowel movements in my early 30’s and my doctor screened me immediately.

[@jannelbarraza6784]

U r amazing 👏 💖. May God bless u. And thank u for telling us your story. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌💪💪💪

[@melodywright2276]

Thank you.

[@lagoonbiswal9673]

I just don't understand how people can wait till they see blood. You have to see a doctor and ask them to perform endoscopy or colonoscopy when you see a dark brown or black colored stool. If your doctor says no , then ask them for routine colonoscopy Or endoscopy procedure. Possible diseases could be ulcers, ibs, ibd (ulcerative colitis or chron's) or polyps or colon cancer Do not wait!!!!!! For the love of God. Polyps are precancerous and can be removed but it gets colon cancer, you are allowing yourself to go into helll... Plz... Listen

[@Nevinhattle]

Well done you superstar your amazing 👏 😀 🙌 👍 ❤️ xx

[@carmenvelez5440]

I’m happy for you god blessed you

[@Midnitexowboy]

Most doctors are useless they hear you but they don't listen to you you are your best advocate if you feel something is truly going on keep going get second pending on second pinion

[@rosalynjohnson7414]

So correct!.Had to experience it first hand.I don't trust Dr"s anymore!

[@marama49cabrera57]

You have to be the scientist/doctor of you own body. I am a colon cancer survivor. I was 36 I am 54 now. God is good. Blessings to all 🙏🏽

[@MoSec9]

Oh come on people. Thank God for doctors. Obviously not all doctors are created equal but doctors are not trained in the same area nor do they have the same experience in terms of quantity or experiences in terms quality. So of course people have to pay attention to their bodies, go in for check ups regularly, and get multiple opinions from multiple experts if you suspect something. And if you suspect something is wrong, then insist on understanding what’s going on. Get scans and blood work and don’t rely on some family doctor or PA to diagnose your colon cancer simply by pushing on you abdomen or listening to your chest. I’m not a doctor, but I ‘m so grateful for them and for the technology we have nowadays. Doctors are not gods. They have to troubleshoot and are expected to repair the most complex system probably in the universe, the human body. I have been working on computers for a long time but I can’t say I always figure out the problems. Imagine finding problems with a perfectly functioning system.

[@cookingwithatif6781]

@@marama49cabrera57how are you now? What stage were you?

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

Amazing story 👏🔥🔥👍👍👍

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

Thanks for sharing

[@fatimayahia3522]

May God grand you a long happy life

[@sekhars4862]

God bless you

[@melaniebushby1974]

Hope your well

[@alanheartsill4867]

I avoided it at the age of 40. I had symptoms and ignored them. Don’t. A colonoscopy saved me

[@cookingwithatif6781]

What were you diagnosed with in colonoscopy?

[@alanheartsill4867]

Had a cancerous polyp. Dr said i was 6 months away from it going into my lymph nodes

[@alanheartsill4867]

Had a cancerous polyp. Dr said i was 6 months away from it going into my lymph nodes

[@cookingwithatif6781]

@@alanheartsill4867 how are you now? And what treatment did he do?

[@bridgetonowhere]

There is absolutely gender and age discrimination in the medical community. I've also had to deal with dismissive doctors many times before. Good for this brave young woman for advocating for herself and saving her own life.

[@NaturalLoveZ]

And race ‼️

[@chrys.k.mwarriorsofpiathos1501]

I'm 34 and got diagnosed at stage 4. Mine wasn't genetic it was created via stress. One surgeon is confident that I'll fly through it but the colorectal doctor I have at the moment keeps telling me they can't cure it and that it'll probably be the end... I haven't even started treatment yet and I'll be fasting during treatment so that my body can protect itself during the "treatment" I hate the doctor and I haven't told her to shove it because she's pregnant. I CHOOSE TO LIVE! What should I do about the negative doctor?

[@WishZyrus]

whats your symptoms?

[@TheMiraggio2879]

Fighting!

[@imranahmedsalfee5433]

Very👍 nice information you're sharing with us, much appreciated😊🙏❤..

[@kehlfrancis9622]

The only symptoms I have is change on bowel frequency and stool consistency, having trouble pooping and bloating

[@SaraLevins]

how are u now?

[@kehlfrancis9622]

@@SaraLevins I'm good now apple cider is my miracle cure

[@sewnatalie2024]

Thank you for sharing your story....I am currently having symptoms and i am just waiting for a colonoscopy appointment....they don't think it is cancer but say it may be colitis but we will have to wait and see....I just really want to know.....x

[@archihmed311]

what was the problem ?

[@cookingwithatif6781]

You ok? What diagnosed?

[@NewEnglandgardening]

I would think that the first thing they would schedule is a colonoscopy if you have blood in the stool.

[@debsworld3784]

Even if you don’t have blood , if you are having continuous issues with stool which is more like an IBS , you should still go for a Colonoscopy , I had it twice in 5 years and 2nd time I was found with Chrohn’s . I have a wonderful doctor though in India who would do the Colonoscopy with 20 minutes and without any sedatives .

[@Jindua1]

It would be amazing to meet you and connect. I had the same surgeon and kind of a similar story but my story started in ‘84….

[@tusharsethi2005]

Great ....84 long time , you won over it...how r u doing now

[@angelabatterton5080]

I'm having a colonoscopy on 25th January as experiencing bloating constipation stomach pains and had some blood in my stool.. My inflammatory markers in my fecal sample should be 50 and it's 1659 I'm really worried fingers crossed it's not. But like you I've had to push for tests and I'm 56 should be first thing test xx

[@karla62192]

How are you doing?

[@eshasaini6374]

Hey, what were ur results?

[@angelabatterton5080]

@@eshasaini6374 negative

[@angelabatterton5080]

@@karla62192 negative results

[@hellokittydimaggio]

Then what was wrong with you ?

[@BC-rq5jl]

Very inspiring. Unfortunately, this is Canadian reality when you have to fight for your appointments. So, stressful. How many days did you stay at the hospital for the surgery?

[@user-iv6ty3cd5i]

Do you have any thoughts about what may have caused it?

[@bjernesarmiento4337]

Good day ma'am sir can I ask if you know where I can ask for help..I felt all the symptoms of colon cancer I was so afraid as of this moment because I don't know if I could survive.. because I don't have a capability to pay the test and the operation hope there's someone knows where can I ask for a help..thanks for those who can help...

[@blake6380]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@eehanee]

I have hemmeroids, I hope it is not cancer.. Dr. Says my blood test was normal. Whats next? Still straining and have blood in my stool. This is scary.

[@kennyyow8863]

Bless your heart.

[@ricky4001cs]

This is not a glaring endorsement of Canadian national healthcare.

[@majidkhan6268]

Guys I have gone through first round of chemo can anyone tell me if I am weak ,still a chance of survival? I do not know whether should I say or not , I feel alot of pain while going through toilet.

[@yankorusev]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@josesanchez362]

Thanks god and I am happy for you me same problem but very hard for me because I am poor i don't have money to buy colostomy bag here in Philippines the amounts colostomy bag three hundred eigthy pesos i ask someone can help to me for financial support colostomy bag i have no work three years ago

[@WishZyrus]

kamusta ka na? anong naging symptoms mo at stage>?

[@chadwick283]

❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@alfonsomatias2491]

🙏🙏🙏

[@goldenpapaya6862]

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[@cac7549]

Unfortunately, due to lack of training or understanding? or a busy schedule?, doctors brush off symptoms on many people, both the young and the old. In my case I noticed that they were brushing off everything on my parents because of their age. Everything for them was age related. If I asked them a question, instead of saying honestly they did not know they would just say it is age related. I hate doctors who rush, who do not explain things and who blame everything on age. Stay away from these !!!!!!!!!!! A good doctor will listen. That is the difference and it will be the difference to your life. A cousin of mine in another country was told that to get a colonoscopy she had to have symptoms which is wrong, so you get all kinds of people brushing you off for one reason or another, ultimately the reins of life are in your hands and only you, like you say in this video, can control your own future by moving on and looking somewhere else for a better doctor because not all doctors are the same. A lot of them are making mistakes. I have seen a lot of this. I say to these doctors enough is enough. My God, they should either leave their field of work or go back to school or something.

[@sanjidasanju2424]

My age now 21 and i was effected by stage 3 colon cancer, Now my surgery done my question is can i give birth a baby?

[@cookingwithatif6781]

How are you now?

[@eugenepowe1117]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍

[@cherrypoptart2001]

Anyone here who is experiencing/had colon cancer can describe the severity of the pain and how often would u have narrow stools?

[@NomadaAZ]

Sharp pain , constipation blood in stool , went to Er and they told me I had a mass blocking my colon , got emergency surgery it was stage 2 b cancer they remove the tumor luckily and thank god no spread , don't wait for symptoms get a colonoscopy, ct scan mri whatever you need blessings

[@cookingwithatif6781]

@@NomadaAZhow are you now?

[@chriscrawford83]

Diagnosed with colorectal cancer May of last year 28 radiation treatments and 2 rounds of radiation 4 days straight and radiation treatment was 5 days a week. Lost my insurance now I'm just hoping and praying for help. Have been seen since August of last year. For the most part I feel better but I know it's still there I get some of the tiredness dizziness bleeding severe diarrhea and stomach pain that makes you no wanna wake up. I still believe something else is wrong but I'm lost right now

[@alyngrace123]

Every Tuesday pray to San Antonio, The Miracle Sandal, nine Tuesdays, light a little candle before,

[@PonsoPilato1552]

Try to drink Acai berry juice it will help

[@brandonshaw7619]

I was diagnosed Oct 2nd 2020

[@SpoolinReelzFishing]

What was your symptoms? Thank you. And best of luck brother.

[@brandonshaw7619]

@@SpoolinReelzFishing anemia severe anemia I had a kidney stone they did blood work I needed 3 units that time then 4 units 3 weeks ago they did colonoscopy

[@SpoolinReelzFishing]

Brandon Shaw how old are you? Prayers up for you! You’ve got this, stay focused!

[@brandonshaw7619]

@@SpoolinReelzFishing thx I'm 40 good chance I won't need chemo but my entire colon will be removed

[@michaellee6016]

@@brandonshaw7619 You got this. Think strong, be strong and stay strong. I beat colon cancer and so can you.

[@achsahkaleb4844]

, Gerson therapy!