It just trips me out… someone can look healthy and have so much life left in them, and a doctor can predict the end from from years/months away… but sometimes they just can’t stop it. When will we be rid of this disease :(
@@cakepopmopsop It seems to me if we all acted like we had a brain and stopped trying to kill each other and spending trillions on methods of warfare, instead putting the same effort and resources into more and more and MORE research into the true enemy, we MIGHT find an answer much quicker, IF indeed there are cures to cancer and other diseases!!! Sadly humans AREN'T that smart, are we???????
I'm starting chemo soon ..I lost 50 pounds & a lot strength ...I wasn't sure if ..I could work out ..but you have motivated me to get off my ass ...I might be slow but it's better than not doing anything.
So glad that blood work is getting back on track and that you are feeling so much better. Whatever you are doing keep doing it and I'm praying that you continue to improve and kick cancers butt
This is very helpful! I start round 2 soon, I also have a colorectal tumor. I’ve been trying hard to figure out at what level I should be exercising, since I used to be pretty active in the gym. This is inspiring me to not give up on the daily fight for optimal health!
Benjamin, I'm so sorry to hear about that! But lemme say, staying as active as I can be has been hugely helpful. My body feels better, BMs come more easily, not to mention I like moving & being active, and it makes my brain feel more normal, if that makes sense. My advice: start off super easy the first few workouts -- slow movements, no straining or struggling. Then gradually increase intensity, as you tolerate it. I'm still nowhere near the strength I had before (lost 20 lbs of muscle), but honestly I FEEL almost normal most of the time (except for chemo week :)
@@DrDanSays this is very helpful, thanks a ton Dr. Dan! I just had a small work out, feel exhausted now, but am looking forward to keeping the habit going.
What an inspiration. Your journey with working out and how your feeling plus improved bloodwork is showing the importance of physical exercise is with healthy food choices! I am praying your journey goes very well your positivity is going to do well for you
Your education comes to huge benefit - you can read and understand evidence based information and use it to your own advantage! Keep reading, keep exercising, keep fighting - you can do this!
Love that you're living your best life and your health is improving. Thank you for sharing your journey. Definitely making all my appointments. Looking forward to more good news! Praying for you 💕
Ive been watching theses videos for hours.... was recommended to me today.... Parents and family,and friends must be so proud.... Sounds like he was an Angel here on Earth...helping so many...now hes one of Gods Angels....❤ What an Inspiration.....
It’s surprising.. never met Dan, and did not grow up alongside him.. yet I miss this panda dude like a brother.. I found his channel in December 2022.. after getting out of icu after a big 18 level spine surgery.. hard to complain when I’d watch Dan and his attitude.. amazing kind of a brother.. we will miss him! Frank
Amazing!!! 🙋🏻♀️ I pray that you continue to progress and beat the odds.🏃♂️ Miracles happen every day. My husband is getting ready to go for his 3 month scan so we know the journey all too well. Head up, shoulders back, run 🏃♂️!!!
I have a port in my chest for the chemo. I'd highly recommend you get one if you're able to. Because it's using a much larger artery, it dilutes the chemo so it doesn't irritate/collapse your veins. I hope you do very well -- I know you must be stressed right now! I'll be thinking about you and wishing for a full and complete recovery!
@@DrDanSays Thanks for your reply. I'm looking into a port, but a little leery playing around with those big veins near the heart. Tough times and tough decisions. Does the chemo irritate the vein with the port at all? Thanks for the support. All the best to you too! God Bless
You have given me so much hope! I am starting Capox 9/25/23 and was afraid of what to expect. I am 54 and very healthy, except for the stage 2 rectal cancer. I just finished 31 sessions of radiation and Xeloda. I have been struggling with what to eat and if I would be able to work out. I have lost so much muscle, but am hoping I can tolerate chemo well. Thank you so much for your videos.
RIP. For future reference, do not do anything stressful when battling cancer. Lifting weights is a stress, eating grains is a stress, vegetable oils are a stress, vaccinations are a stress, lack of nutrients is a stress, anti nutrients are a stress, plants can’t be digested and are full of anti nutrients, more stress.
This guy just died --- so sad. I have been following different people with Cancer -- seems all of them do KETO DIETS -- no sugar no carbs ever and they all work out to burn the sugar our body makes which is glutamine. Also many do infra red light, sauna, cold dips, oxygen treatments. There is a guy with channel "Blessings on My Journey" - his name is Jeff diagnosed terminal stage 4 rectal cancer --- HE IS STILL ALIVE. He does Chemo -- but didn't do traditional Standard of Care like poor Dr. Dan. Follow Dr. Thomas Seyfried also -- Pablo Kelly Brain Cancer Survivor 10 years was also given terminal prognosis.
How I wish things were still like this video BUT you really did live the heck out of every second.
Was just about to write the exact same thing about how I wish things were still like the way he was in this video when I saw your comment. 😢
same! he was such a perfect specimen of a human being.
It just trips me out… someone can look healthy and have so much life left in them, and a doctor can predict the end from from years/months away… but sometimes they just can’t stop it. When will we be rid of this disease :(
@@cakepopmopsop It seems to me if we all acted like we had a brain and stopped trying to kill each other and spending trillions on methods of warfare, instead putting the same effort and resources into more and more and MORE research into the true enemy, we MIGHT find an answer much quicker, IF indeed there are cures to cancer and other diseases!!! Sadly humans AREN'T that smart, are we???????
I miss you Dr. Dan😢but your legacy of healing continues.❤
Oh Dan I will remember you this way love u buddy ❤❤❤❤
You definitely will always be the best at not dying!
I'm starting chemo soon ..I lost 50 pounds & a lot strength ...I wasn't sure if ..I could work out ..but you have motivated me to get off my ass ...I might be slow but it's better than not doing anything.
Glad you are doing well. Continued prayers for you.
Thank you for your prayers, Liz!! :)
So happy to see your face and hear your voice again. This is all amazing news. Keep fighting your amazing fight. You got this!
So glad that blood work is getting back on track and that you are feeling so much better. Whatever you are doing keep doing it and I'm praying that you continue to improve and kick cancers butt
This is very helpful! I start round 2 soon, I also have a colorectal tumor. I’ve been trying hard to figure out at what level I should be exercising, since I used to be pretty active in the gym. This is inspiring me to not give up on the daily fight for optimal health!
Benjamin, I'm so sorry to hear about that! But lemme say, staying as active as I can be has been hugely helpful. My body feels better, BMs come more easily, not to mention I like moving & being active, and it makes my brain feel more normal, if that makes sense. My advice: start off super easy the first few workouts -- slow movements, no straining or struggling. Then gradually increase intensity, as you tolerate it. I'm still nowhere near the strength I had before (lost 20 lbs of muscle), but honestly I FEEL almost normal most of the time (except for chemo week :)
@@DrDanSays this is very helpful, thanks a ton Dr. Dan! I just had a small work out, feel exhausted now, but am looking forward to keeping the habit going.
Great News! Your videos are very useful Doc. You are always so positive. Take care
Wonderful you are feeling so well, and on chemo. Majority of people don't seem to tolerate the chemo so well.
Thank you, I feel very fortunate :)
Keep hanging in there!! you're an inspiration!!!
What an inspiration. Your journey with working out and how your feeling plus improved bloodwork is showing the importance of physical exercise is with healthy food choices! I am praying your journey goes very well your positivity is going to do well for you
You look great. Its really hard to tell that your sick. Keep doing as much as you can.
Your education comes to huge benefit - you can read and understand evidence based information and use it to your own advantage! Keep reading, keep exercising, keep fighting - you can do this!
Yes, Illze. Having a clinical background (though in a completely different field) has helped a lot with this. Probably made it less scary for me :)
Love that you're living your best life and your health is improving. Thank you for sharing your journey. Definitely making all my appointments. Looking forward to more good news! Praying for you 💕
Thank you, Dana!! :)
Found by sucking ice blocks or ice chips during treatment helped reduce the mouth ulcers
Thank you! I'm going to try that tomorrow during treatment!!
Ive been watching theses videos for hours....
was recommended to me today....
Parents and family,and friends must be so proud....
Sounds like he was an Angel here on Earth...helping so many...now hes one of Gods Angels....❤
What an Inspiration.....
So Happy to hear you are doing so Well And you look Amazing as Well Hug from Denmark 🇩🇰💙
Thank you for the long distance hug! I appreciate you :)
It’s surprising.. never met Dan, and did not grow up alongside him.. yet I miss this panda dude like a brother.. I found his channel in December 2022.. after getting out of icu after a big 18 level spine surgery.. hard to complain when I’d watch Dan and his attitude.. amazing kind of a brother.. we will miss him! Frank
Amazing!!! 🙋🏻♀️
I pray that you continue to progress and beat the odds.🏃♂️
Miracles happen every day.
My husband is getting ready to go for his 3 month scan so we know the journey all too well. Head up, shoulders back, run 🏃♂️!!!
You are wonderful! I'm praying that your husband has a FANTASTIC follow-up scan. You have my strongest blessings :)
you are missed. Such a handsome good hearted human being. Rest In Peace beautiful soul🥲💖❤🔥💫💫💥💥
I hear that chewing crushed ice while getting treatments will help with not getting mouth sores. It is worth a try. Good luck with everything!
I loved when you said I want to be the best of not dying. Great attitude! By the way, I am in the same club for the last 2 and a half years.
did you have a picc or port installed?
I'm going through chemo right now and it's killing my veins. Just doing research on piccs/ports.
I have a port in my chest for the chemo. I'd highly recommend you get one if you're able to. Because it's using a much larger artery, it dilutes the chemo so it doesn't irritate/collapse your veins.
I hope you do very well -- I know you must be stressed right now! I'll be thinking about you and wishing for a full and complete recovery!
@@DrDanSays Thanks for your reply.
I'm looking into a port, but a little leery playing around with those big veins near the heart. Tough times and tough decisions.
Does the chemo irritate the vein with the port at all?
Thanks for the support. All the best to you too!
God Bless
You have given me so much hope! I am starting Capox 9/25/23 and was afraid of what to expect. I am 54 and very healthy, except for the stage 2 rectal cancer. I just finished 31 sessions of radiation and Xeloda. I have been struggling with what to eat and if I would be able to work out. I have lost so much muscle, but am hoping I can tolerate chemo well. Thank you so much for your videos.
Hope you’re doing well.
RIP. For future reference, do not do anything stressful when battling cancer. Lifting weights is a stress, eating grains is a stress, vegetable oils are a stress, vaccinations are a stress, lack of nutrients is a stress, anti nutrients are a stress, plants can’t be digested and are full of anti nutrients, more stress.
God bless man!
Praying for you ✝️💕
Thank you for your inspiration. You have a great attitude. I am taking treatment every 3 weeks. Best of luck. Keep up the good work.
Well done brother -love you. Be well.
Thanks, you too, Dane!!
Great news!
Thank you!! :)
Thanks for the update. Happy to hear that you're feeling better.
Thank you for the encouragement, it means a lot!!
Glad to see you making vids again doc!
Thank you, Adam...more to come! Thank you for caring :)
Dear Doc, so happy I came across your channel. You are an awesome educator and an inspiration. I'm in your corner cheering you on!
He would be gone in two years
Lord Have Mercy
Thank you!! :)
YES!!!
Thanks, Brett!!
This is super inspiring!
This guy just died --- so sad. I have been following different people with Cancer -- seems all of them do KETO DIETS -- no sugar no carbs ever and they all work out to burn the sugar our body makes which is glutamine. Also many do infra red light, sauna, cold dips, oxygen treatments. There is a guy with channel "Blessings on My Journey" - his name is Jeff diagnosed terminal stage 4 rectal cancer --- HE IS STILL ALIVE. He does Chemo -- but didn't do traditional Standard of Care like poor Dr. Dan. Follow Dr. Thomas Seyfried also -- Pablo Kelly Brain Cancer Survivor 10 years was also given terminal prognosis.
God bless you dr Dan keep it up and beat this thing
💪💙✊
You look so good!
re you on trt ?