Since receiving the stage 3 news, I’ve scheduled an appointment with a renowned oncology doctor in northern Washington who will lead my medical team, providing cutting-edge treatment and specialized chemotherapy. The support from the GoFundMe: gofund.me/c3e2410b is how I’ll be able to cover this out-of-pocket cost, and I am brought to tears with gratitude. In my heart of hearts, I didn’t truly believe stage 3 was a possibility, and these past few days have been incredibly hard. But I feel your love, your prayers, and your support to my core, and I am so deeply thankful. You will never know how much it means to me. God bless all of you who are literally going through the same thing as me. You are warriors.
I am praying for you so hard! I absolutely HATE MyChart for this exact reason! I was literally in the hospital getting my results before the doctor could see!! It is very anxious. All the feelings you are having are so real! TOC was great for me, but I had to venture out for more answers! Thank you for sharing your journey! Remember.. you are not alone my friend!!
You are strong and I know with the many options you have and with everyone whose sending you support and prayer that you will overcome this. I am sending you and your family prayers.
Take it one day at a time, it must be scary but there is something to be said about all of the prayers and positive energy coming your way! I think it's terrible that a patient is able to get their results without have a medical professional available to you you understand and answer questions.
Noah, At the age of 50, I was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. That was in 2001. I went thru many weeks of chemo. Lost every hair on my body. It was difficult for me and my family. You will go thru many emotional ups and downs. But you can get thru this. It’s not a death sentence. I may have been one of the lucky ones. My faith in God got me thru all this. I’m now 73 and other than a few polyps, I’m doing great. You will be in my prayers.
@@bluecoffee8414 A polyp is a projecting growth of tissue from a surface in the body, usually a mucous membrane. Most common or best known are on the lining of the colon.
I worked 25 years as an oncology nurse in Canada. I felt for you when you read the pathology report, no patient should discover his pathology result without the presence of the specialist who asked for the patho. Poor you, i am sure you would have liked to discuss or asked questions about the result. Your cancer went into 2 lymph nodes near the colon but didn’t spead into metastasis which is good news. At your age and the stage i would go for chemo. Chemo has sides effects but your oncology team should give the support you need to prevent or treat the side effects. You are young and in shape so you will pass trough it. You can do this, i believe in you. Sending lots of love and support. 🙏🏼💐
@@CreamyJalapeno How did she read it? it was so small on the screen
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@@nathalielandry9307 I'm stage 3 rectal cancer mine is in 9 lymp nodes u know I found out I had cancer by reading my portal. I reached out to the Dr who didn't even see the results yet. I dr googled everything which made it easier when I saw Dr I wasn't alarmed. I found out stage in the waiting room of Dr office when they taught be how to go on the portal. Sometimes it's mentally better to find out alone. Talking on this chat is so helping me don't get me wrong I'm scared to death and I shower a lot cause that's the place I can quietly 😢
Hey Noah, You’re not alone in this. I was recently diagnosed with stage 3 rectal cancer, and I’m currently going through treatment. So far, things are going well. I know stage 3 sounds scary, but it’s not as overwhelming as it seems-especially because we’re young and in our 30s. I'm like you. I'm young, healthy, and active and I still don't know how I get cancer at such a young age! Btw I'm also a nurse. One piece of advice: avoid reading statistics online. Most of the grim numbers you’ll find apply to much older patients, usually in their 70s or beyond. For people like us, who are younger and stronger, we tend to tolerate treatments much better. When I saw my oncologist, they looked me in the eye and said, “You’re young, and because of that, we’re going to be very aggressive with your treatments.” I’m sure your doctors will take the same approach with you. I'm currently doing chemo and it's not that bad. Hardly feel any side effects! But different individual tolerate things differently. Also, try to stay away from forums and even some support groups. It’s not that they’re inherently bad, but they can skew toward negativity. Here’s why: people who beat cancer and move on with their lives don’t often linger in these spaces. Most of the posts you’ll come across are from people who are struggling or having a tough time with treatments. While I wish more survivors would share their success stories to give hope to others like us, it’s just not the norm. Remember, we’re young, we’re strong, and we’ve got this. Stage 3 is tough, but it’s absolutely beatable. Keep your focus on your treatments and trust in the process. You’re going to get through this, and so am I. We’ve got this!
Best advice I've seen here. Well said, best of luck with your treatment
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I'm stage 3 rectal too. I am doing pretty good all and all I still cry in the shower😅 but its the only time u will ever see me down. I've been told stay and be positive only way to beat this shit😂
My husband had stage 3b colon cancer. He had surgery and resection with a colostomy bag. He underwent chemo and did very well. Few side effects. After chemo he was able to be “reconnected” - no more bag. The next 20years he did very well. You r young and strong. You’ll be ok.
Good to know I'm going through the same thing 3b rectal. Next are my scans in 2 weeks after receiving IV Folfox and chemo/radiation... I'm very nervous about surgery, so it's good to hear that your husband is doing well, it gives me more hope.
My dad was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer in January 2023. After surgeries, chemo, and radiation he is now doing well. May God bring comfort and peace on your journey. ❤
Sending you big hugs and praying for you, Noah. May GOD give you strength and comfort as you navigate this, with your oncology team, your wife, Dad and Mom. Love from Queensland, Australia 🙏🏻 ❤ 🇦🇺
Fight like hell. I am a 22 years rectal cancer survivor, the mental anguish is real. Find a support group or an oncology psychologist. You’ve got this.
I tried to explain this to Noah. I understand the fear and the anxiety but he is expecting too much from himself. He seems to have a very driven mind and high expectations of himself. I definitely think he needs support.
I know two people close to me who had stage 3b colon cancer. Both had chemo and are still doing really well, one was 14 years ago and the other 9 years ago. You must keep speaking positivity. Do not speak negativity into existence. Prayers for you. You’re gonna be a success story too.
With stage three cancer, I wouldn’t worry about gaining healthy weight back. I would try to pack on as many pounds as you can so your body has fuel to fight this battle. Sorry to hear about this man and I am praying for you. Don’t let this ruin your recovery. Keep your head high and keep fighting.
I agree eat healthy but I’d avoid any sort of calorie restriction. You need brown fat stores to pull from if and when you can’t eat the way you expect to and your body needs unexpected energy.
@@lex2951 it’s easy to say that on a computer but you also don’t understand that you NEED healthy fat stored up because he’s going to be on chemotherapy likely losing 20% of his body mass. He’s in phenomenal shape. He should continue working out staying active but stack on a good 20lbs or more by any means necessary. Also, steroids don’t hurt. Do your research some anabolics can help greatly with healing
Im sure i cannot fathom what you are feeling but i will say this. Cancer treatments are improving CONSTANTLY. The statistics we read about do not account for strides in research and treatments that are brand new, and as AI medical advances develop, we will see treatment outcomes continue to improve. Someone diagnosed with cancer today is a lot better off than someone diagnosed even just a few years ago. And that doesn’t even include the fact that you are fit, healthy and young. The odds are truly on your side. You got this man :)
I have severe medical anxiety. I had to click off the video when you said stage 3. Noah you are in my prayers. I'm going to light a candle at church for you
@Sanderly1820 I'm so sorry. No one can understand medical anxiety unless they have it. If a doctor told me he could amputate my left arm and I would never have another panic attack. Worry about every single thing. Take my temperature 50 times a day. Literally pass out with anxiety. Live on constant fear. I would let them amputate tomorrow. I'll be 62 on New Years Eve and this all started when I was 12 and was sexually abused. So many years of this is absolutely horrific. I know exactly how you feel and I am sooooooo sorry💔💔💔
My dear friend has battled stage 4 colon cancer for 15 years!!! She continues to have semi monthly chemo infusions and also takes oral chemo drugs. She's a vibrant 81 year old woman who would put 20 year olds to shame...she also works part-time. Her faith, positive attitude, drs, friends and family continue to support her. Keep praying and stay positive. You are so loved by family and friends. My friend Joanne is proof miracles happen! Fyi...I'm a stage 3 breast cancer survivor of 9 years ❤
Noah, remember, for today, you are ok. You are doing well post op. You have a roof over your head, and food on the table. You have your family around you, supporting you. You have a great team of doctors. Write a gratitude list for the things you have right now, today. Don't worry about the past or the future. One way or another, everything will be ok. Stay in the present and turn the rest over to your higher power.
Very good advice! Noah you will be making life miserable for yourself and all those who love you. And believe me I know that is not your intention. I was diagnosed with stage IV ovarian cancer in May 2020. The cancer was discovered because a large mass was found in my colon. Doctors first thought I had colon cancer. After chemo, a de-bulking operation, more chemo there is no evidence of disease to this day. I am 72 yrs old. Noah please stay positive, eat well and with the help of your father, stay on top of things. Take this terrible journey one day at a time. You can’t rush it. Don’t be discouraged and don’t be dismayed. Of course you’re scared for what’s to come. I was too. But don’t unpack your bags and stay in that place of despair. It will only make you feel worse. And having cancer is bad enough…don’t add to it. If I can do it…you most certainly can. My parents have died and I don’t have a husband or children but I am fine. And you will too once you deal with this part of the journey. I have faith in what you can achieve! Stay positive and please don’t dwell on anything you are certain of that you can’t change. Use that energy for things that will make you feel happy. There is so much to be thankful for. You are such a wonderful person. You can do this!
Stage 3 is still 100 curable god willing u got this u will kick its ass...not today cancer not today ...stage 3 is better than 4 ...god will see u through this
Prayers honey. My husband survived for over 32 years. The surgeon did good taking it all out. You will be okay. He was the same age. He was a survivor you will too!
Noah, I've heard of many cases of Stage 4 colon cancer victims being treated and leading long, healthy lives. I was diagnosed with Stage 3 prostate cancer three years ago. I'm cancer free after radiation and oral chemo drugs, and I expect to be around for a lot more years. Keep a positive attitude, stay strong and active, and you're going to be just fine.
I had stage 2A colon cancer (diagnosed August 2022). I had the same kind you did and in the same spot. I had the robotic lap surgery done. No lymph node involvement and I didn’t need chemo or radiation. So it has been a little over two years cancer free. Lean on your support system, do everything your doctor tells you but ALWAYS double-check everything they tell you and advocate for yourself. You’ve got this and we will be here for you.
Hey Noah, I’ve been following your channel for sometime now. My grandfather was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer when he was 70 years and also had a lot of health issues on top of that. And he beat it! Your youth is on your side. Stay strong.
My friend had stage 3b coloncancer and treatment was tough but now he has been cancer free for 6 years! But did need chemo, radiotion and surgery. Praying for you!
My 63 year old brother was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer three years ago. He went through chemotherapy and I would be lying if I said he did great with chemo. There were days he wanted to stop chemo and asked Jesus please help me get through this because I cannot do it on my own. His doctors were great at taking care of his side effects. He also had to be careful being around people that were sick because it lowered his immune system. And it was also flu season when he was going through the chemo. He lost about 30 lbs and some of his hair but he wears his hair short anyways. He just had another PET scan and he is CANCER FREE! Praise God! Today he is healthy and loving life with his wife of 45 years. He has his energy back, his appetite, he added on a beautiful deck to our house the following summer, he is back to hunting and fishing and has a farm with lots of animals. Keep your faith, lean on others when the road is rough. Pray and pray some more. You will get through this. Think positive and kick cancer in the ASS. My thoughts and prayers are with you!
You are to be commended for your vulnerability in sharing so much of your journey. If your report said appendiceal origin goblet cell adenocarcinoma, then that means appendix cancer. It is a one in a million rare cancer. I also have the same cancer. It is treated differently than colon cancer. It is imperative to see a specialist that has expertise in this very rare cancer, not a colon cancer expert. I'm 2 years out from diagnosis and I'm doing great. Hope the same for you
Just got to the part where you found out the stage. You know what you’ve got to do now, don’t you? You’ve got to KICK CANCER’S ASS!! You’ve got this. You have the resources, the strength, the fortitude and all of our prayers. ❤
Dear Noah, my stomach was in knots waiting for the results with you. You r a warrior!! You got this! You r young, in shape, and have a dad that's knowledgeable in the medical field. Prayers r with you always.🙌🙏🫶
My husband had colon cancer with a colostomy bag. He had radiation and chemo and lived 11 years! My mom passed with colon cancer too. You have a father who is a doctor and supportive family! Think positive and have faith. You are a young man who will be able to lead a productive life again! BREATHE
I'm watching this and my heart goes out to you!! What a terrible way to find out, by yourself reading confusing labs on the computer... I can't believe they don't tell you this in person. Hang in there, call your Dad, hug your wife, rally the troops and fight, you will overcome this!
It's the CURES Act. New law that allows patients full access to labs, etc as soon as available - often before doctor even knows. Double edged sword. Many physicians find this incredibly difficult bc they do want to tell the patient first and answer all questions. Patients advocated for this right of access to results.
@laurabeaudry3905 That makes sense, I would want to know ASAP too. It was just my emotional reaction to seeing him finding out alone. Double edged sword for sure.
Hello Noah, I’m here in Australia with tears flowing for you. I do have my own dance with this evil disease, and I want you to know that you are stronger than you think. I had a bi-lateral mastectomy (both breasts removed) almost five years ago, followed by a year of chemo. It happened so fast that my head was spinning, and I totally felt somewhat what you’re experiencing after finding your staging. My advice is not to tackle the serious issues alone, always have your Dad or other family member with you. They hear and read things your poor stressed brain just can’t begin to process. My oncology team let me record every time we talked. That way, in those deep, dark moments in the middle of the night, you can go back and listen to what you may have missed. Noah, please know that I am holding you in my heart, I am praying for you and will offer my support in any way that helps you get through this. And you will get through this. Send your worries out to the universe and make it clear that you want to live. That helped me with all the negativity surrounding my situation. I’m sending love and support across the oceans to you ❤
Noah , most patients who have this surgery are still in the hospital. So give your body a break. Rest, watch movies, cuddle the people you love, play candy crush, read a book listen to new music make cookies.
I was stage 3 plus diagnosed. Chemo n herceptin and a good surgeon savedcmy life ( n god🙏 plenty of prayers!) 12 yrs later im still here ! Have faith ... god bless xxxx
Kids who are watching this: Stay away from drugs (even alcohol) Best of luck to you, Noah. You'll be fine. It will be tough, but you will beat this. You are young and strong.
After having Stage 3b colon cancer, I'm still cancer free after 10 years. Stay positive. Believe me, once you visit with your oncologist and a plan is set out for your recovery, things will calm down. I know. I felt like you do now. Once you know the plan, you will be more focused on completing it. That will and should be your main focus. You can get through this without a doubt! You know you have the ability to do so. It may be a more complicated plan than Stage 1 or 2, but this can be done!! I'm living proof. Hang in there Noah. We're all behind you.
Hi, Noah ~ I just found you tonight, and instantly, I was drawn in on your story. I am so very sorry you are going through this cancer scare. You seem like such a kind, gentle soul, and it's rough watching you having to deal with this diagnosis. You've got this. I can feel it. 😊 Both you and your father have the softest tones to your voices and it's very obvious how much love you have for each other. Keep the faith and positivity, but still allow the tears to flow as needed. I will be praying for your healing. Shelene ❤
Noah, praying for you. I was diagnosed with colon cancer over a year and a half ago. Went to a cancer center and they ran C-T scans & MRI’s and found an adrenal gland lesion…did surgery and biopsy revealed it was a completely different type of cancer. Was diagnosed as Stage 4 with cancer in my lymph glands. Had 12 rounds of chemo over 6 months, 6 weeks of radiation and chemo and then surgery 3 months ago to remove my colon & rectum (large tumor), the lymph glands in my left groin and a complete hysterectomy (precancerous changes in it but not positive for cancer). They had to do a permanent colostomy but that’s OK, I can get out of the house again without worrying about running to a restroom . All 3 of those biopsies came back negative. I am feeling so much better now and praying that no cancer returns. It is scary to be diagnosed with but I started living one day at a time. What started helping me a year ago when I was still in chemo was eating spicy food, I felt more energy and started doing more…going shopping and cooking etc. I actually mowed the yard one time after my first 12 rounds of chemo was over. Couldn’t do it again because I did it when my husband was at work that time & then he started sending workers over to do the lawn care. I hope I can mow the yard again this spring again. I want to be productive like before I got sick.
@@bignoknow I didn’t mention that last year only 7 days after having my adrenal gland removed we were on our way to the cancer center to meet with the chemo oncologist. We were hit by a car and it totaled both cars. It seems like a miracle that we didn’t get killed, was fortunate that I didn’t have internal bleeding as the surgery wounds hadn’t healed yet but we both had seat belt bruises and were sore for a week. That made me think, it wasn’t my time to go yet so I had to fight. Prayer, patience and perseverance.
I know all cancers are different. My grandma had stage 3 breast cancer that spread to her lymph nodes in 2007. She was 53 then. She’s 70 now and has been cancer free for 14 years. Stay positive and love all the love you can love. There is hope. I’m wishing you well. Thank you for all of your inspiration and honesty over the years.
I’m so sorry about your diagnosis, but you’re right. What you have to do now is pray and fight like hell. You’re strong, you’re resilient, you’re faithful and you can do this.
Praying for you. My Dad had stage 3 colon cancer in his mid-60’s. He had surgery and chemo and went on to live a healthy life over 20 years longer. He didn’t die of cancer. He had an accident. Don’t give up! You’re young and very fit. It won’t be fun, but I truly think you will be just fine.
You will beat this! I can't imagine how you're feeling, but hope you know how much we care. Looking forward to watching you heal with each passing day. Sending hugs to you and your family, including precious little Daisy!❤
Noah I can’t wait to hear your success story. How you looked cancer in the eye and beat it! You will then serve as an inspiration to so many. You will have an understanding that the rest of don’t. God has plans for you. You are going to do so well. I’m cheering for you all the way. ❤😊
You got this Noah. Remember what AA tells us, "We have no control over people, places, or things." Stay positive, love yourself, and keep yourself in the positive energy of bright white light. I'm saying prayers for you. All the Prayers people are saying for you feed the bright white light energy. 🙏🙏🙏❤️
I've been following since some of the first TRT vids you did. Those and the mental health vids you did really helped me out and i'm still here 10 years later. So thank you for that. I hope everything goes good and you have a fast/healthy recovery. Keep fighting!
I don’t want to tell you what to do but over eight years ago I was in ill health. Chris beat cancer on UA-cam really helped me . He had stage three cancer and was healed. I’m so sorry to hear your stage three but I believe you can heal. Pray for you going forward. Stay strong and take your dog for a walk💕🙏
I have had 2 cancers and it is scary as hell!! I’ll keep praying for you! Remember as long as it has not invaded in your other organs it is great news!
This whole thing still seems surreal. I’m in shock myself and I can only imagine how you are feeling brother. You got this Noah. My thoughts are with you man.
Your dad is absolutely wonderful. Noah he keeps saying “we” when discussing your journey and plans. You are so fortunate to have him as your dad. You make a great team. You have the best coach which means you will beat this.
I so thankful you inspired me to get my stomach issues checked and hopefully tomorrow the MRI gives me answers soon. You posting your journey is helping people with inspiration with your mindset of positivity and all the information/ awareness about getting a diagnosis. I truly think IBS needs way more research with people who get cancer diagnosed when they have had IBS their entire life.
I am 64 and was diagnosed with Ovarian cancer stage 1C 4 years ago. I did chemo during Covid. Noah, you are in great shape. A fantastic support system behind you. Chemo makes you feel tired and like you have flu-like symptoms, but the symptoms disappear after a few days. I know you can do this. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Hey Noah - your videos popped up because of a friend/colleague of mine who JUST BEAT STAGE 3 colon cancer 3 months ago (Sept.) . I watched other videos and now yours pops in. He's 41. Had surgery - and that's where they determined stage 3. I was the "phone life line" when he needed to talk and didn't want to upset his wife and kids. I remember him being completely in the same mindset as you. I remember hearing over the phone "I got the f'ing surgery! They took it out! And I'm stage 3 and going to d*e anyway! My kids are gonna lose dad. My wife loses her husband!" That was last year (2023). He literally was going to give up. But then he had some appointments and everything changed. Stage 3 meant the cancer spread - but NOT "everywhere". It spread to nearby nodes. He did have another surgery - and chemo- and some radiation. I think he had some targeted chemo based on his own cells. I forget what that was called. Anyway, it got stopped from spreading. He was declared in remission in Sept. this year. In one year he went from his darkest hour to looking forward to a long, happy life. Stage 3 isn't the end. They caught it! He fought and won! I know everyone is different, but please - stay strong. You got this!
My cousin just went through this two years ago. I talked to her yesterday at the grocery store, where she still works. She beat it and you can too!!! You're about 15 yrs.younger and in great shape. You CAN handle this. You are going to be alright ❤❤❤😊😊
Sending prayers. Stay strong. You can do this. They told my daughter she had stage 3 . And with God on your side I have faith you can do it. My daughter beat stage 3. Just stay strong and positive.
I was stage 3 did treatment wasn’t easy but going on 6years no sign of cancer.. Remember we served a mighty GOD and he has you just like he has me sending love and prayers 🙏❤️🙏❤️
I remember watching you when I was younger and first entered into a chronic state of depersonalization/derealization. You helped me feel less alone. You’re a badass so I have no doubt you’ll get through this, look forward to your remission videos, keep kicking ass!
Some of the most honest content I've ever seen. Taking us with you in real time. I'm so sorry you have to go through this, though strangely calm for you that it's going to be okay. I know that doesn't mean anything coming from a stranger on the internet, but I really feel you are going to be okay. I'll be here for the whole journey, and for the 5 year cancer free celebration in the future.
I am so sorry Noah! I am not experienced in what you are going through! The pain and the discomfort of surgery and its aftermath! The medical bills etc. I am thinking of you and praying for you and your family! Best of luck for 2025! Regards from the UK.
Noah. Hoping this would be staged lower than grade 3. We were all rooting for you to be lower. 🙏🏼✝️🙏🏼 My sister is stage 4 Appendiceal cancer, 6 years and fighting. Great family support and team of medical doctors. First, two kinds of chemo. Next, cytoreductive surgery with HIPEC therapy. Another surgery, and now new chemo treatment, orally and IV infusion. You have a great mental space and are ready to rock and roll the $*** out of this cancer. You got this!!!
I'm a Crohns patient for 30 years and this year diagnosed with aggresive breast cancer stage 3. Positivity, prayer and the process (chemo) has helped me. I got my results back today after 6 rounds of chemo. Lump in breast has disappeared, lymphnode has shrunk from 4cm to 1 cm. Stay strong, you will have your vulnerable moments but you've got this. Praying for you.
I am sorry and wish you the best outcome. My Brother just finished chemo for stage 3B lung cancer and has been declared cancer free. It does happen! Stay as positive as you can and believe you have this beat!
Noah, I could feel your energy so much through this video. My heart was RACING both times you looked at your MyChart. I am so sorry, but I haven’t lost hope in your prognosis, and I hope you haven’t either. The results aren’t ideal, but you still have a good chance of fighting it. You’re not early, but you’re also not too late. Thanks for keeping us close to your journey.
Sorry to hear the news. There are many people who have stage 4 and live many years with new meds and immunotherapy . I was diagnosed 5 yrs ago with aggressive breast cancer that most women years ago didn't live past two years but after new immunotherapy meds and chemo , radiation and surgery I'm still here , never give up!!
I’m sorry for the news of stage 3 colon cancer Noah it has to be overwhelming finding this out. I think you’ll still have some really good treatment options. It’ll also help once you and your family can chat with your physicians they can explain a whole lot more when you meet with them. I’m proud of you for hanging onto your faith and being ready to fight like heck. I’m keeping you & your wife and the rest of your family in my prayers. Stay strong but cry and vent when needed. Hugs from Nana Nae from Sw Florida. 🙏🏼💕🙏🏼💕🙏🏼💕🙏🏼
I am a cancer survivor X2. Being positive and putting it in God's hands got me through when I didn't think I could handle it. Cancer taught me a few things & one of them is that I can be strong. I also don't "sweat the small things" any longer. It changed my life! Sending hugs.
Praying for you! We are blessed to know the GREAT PHYSICIAN! YOU CAN DO THIS! I am so sorry it is happening to you tho. It is frightening. We just do what we need to do. God bless you! ❤️. I was Stage 2B Breast Cancer 15 years ago. Still going strong. Prayers, prayers, prayers,
Noah, remember, even stage 3 colon cancer has pretty high survival rates. Especially if treatment initiates immediately, like you will. Prayers for you to go in full remission as soon as possible.
My heart is just aching for you. I'm a stage 3 larynx cancer survivor. It's not a death sentence. (Now I'm waiting to see if I now have colon cancer.) Take care of you. Best wishes for your dad, too.
It's so important that you stay positive and that you keep your mental health in control. Believe it or not your mental health has a direct impact on your overall health try your very best to stay positive you can beat this.
You're such a beautiful soul. Just keep taking it one day at a time and know you're here to make a difference, which you have done and will continue to do. Fight, God has a plan for you mate. Praying for you!
Hello Noah, I am not sure why but your video showed up today on my feed. I listened and I cried with you. Your transparency in sharing your situation is so very brave and I have no doubt it will help many others as well as yourself. I checked and watched several of your other videos as well. May I suggest that you yourself rewatch the beautiful and touching video of your 93 year old grandmother? Her wise words and the love for her family and for Christ is so amazing! I think it will help you to cope with the struggle of this initial shock. I will pray for you and will follow your journey to watch you beat and overcome this diagnose. 🙏🏼
Dear Noah, I believe wholeheartedly in your recovery and will continue to pray for you. Try to visualise your intestines being flooded with white light.
I am so sorry you had to find out this way. My heart is hurting for you. I wish you had more support to guide you through those results at that time. I am sending you so much love and comfort during this time.
I was diagnosed with stage 3 colorectal cancer seven years ago. After chemo, radiation, surgery and more chemo, I am doing well. Listen to your doctors, lean on your family, look to the Lord, and keep fighting. You are young and strong. If you determine to keep fighting no matter how difficult it may seem, you will get through this and enjoy a complete recovery. Use this period of your life to be a positive influence on those you come in contact with. Fight like a warrior.
Praying for you Noah! I was diagnosed with Breast cancer in 2022. You will fight and make it through to the other side. You are stronger than you know.❤️🙏
Hey brother. Praying for you. There's no right or wrong way to feel about what you're going through. I feel like my biggest regret when I was diagnosed with lupus is that I pushed everyone away because I was angry and got tired of people asking me how I'm doing and I couldn't be honest with them because I was hurt, angry, sad, fearful. I hope you don't choose that path and you keep your loved ones close.
Since receiving the stage 3 news, I’ve scheduled an appointment with a renowned oncology doctor in northern Washington who will lead my medical team, providing cutting-edge treatment and specialized chemotherapy. The support from the GoFundMe: gofund.me/c3e2410b is how I’ll be able to cover this out-of-pocket cost, and I am brought to tears with gratitude.
In my heart of hearts, I didn’t truly believe stage 3 was a possibility, and these past few days have been incredibly hard. But I feel your love, your prayers, and your support to my core, and I am so deeply thankful. You will never know how much it means to me. God bless all of you who are literally going through the same thing as me. You are warriors.
I am praying for you so hard! I absolutely HATE MyChart for this exact reason! I was literally in the hospital getting my results before the doctor could see!! It is very anxious. All the feelings you are having are so real! TOC was great for me, but I had to venture out for more answers! Thank you for sharing your journey! Remember.. you are not alone my friend!!
You are strong and I know with the many options you have and with everyone whose sending you support and prayer that you will overcome this. I am sending you and your family prayers.
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Take it one day at a time, it must be scary but there is something to be said about all of the prayers and positive energy coming your way! I think it's terrible that a patient is able to get their results without have a medical professional available to you you understand and answer questions.
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Noah, At the age of 50, I was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. That was in 2001. I went thru many weeks of chemo. Lost every hair on my body. It was difficult for me and my family. You will go thru many emotional ups and downs. But you can get thru this. It’s not a death sentence. I may have been one of the lucky ones. My faith in God got me thru all this. I’m now 73 and other than a few polyps, I’m doing great. You will be in my prayers.
You are awesome!
Good for you! Love reading this ❤
What are "pyps" if I may ask? So glad you are doing well!
@@bluecoffee8414 A polyp is a projecting growth of tissue from a surface in the body, usually a mucous membrane. Most common or best known are on the lining of the colon.
❤ you are in our prayers. Have faith ! ❤
I worked 25 years as an oncology nurse in Canada. I felt for you when you read the pathology report, no patient should discover his pathology result without the presence of the specialist who asked for the patho. Poor you, i am sure you would have liked to discuss or asked questions about the result. Your cancer went into 2 lymph nodes near the colon but didn’t spead into metastasis which is good news. At your age and the stage i would go for chemo. Chemo has sides effects but your oncology team should give the support you need to prevent or treat the side effects. You are young and in shape so you will pass trough it. You can do this, i believe in you. Sending lots of love and support. 🙏🏼💐
It's stage 3 high grade gca
@@moondancer334 She read the patho report that he showed in the video.
@@CreamyJalapeno How did she read it? it was so small on the screen
@@nathalielandry9307 I'm stage 3 rectal cancer mine is in 9 lymp nodes u know I found out I had cancer by reading my portal. I reached out to the Dr who didn't even see the results yet. I dr googled everything which made it easier when I saw Dr I wasn't alarmed. I found out stage in the waiting room of Dr office when they taught be how to go on the portal. Sometimes it's mentally better to find out alone. Talking on this chat is so helping me don't get me wrong I'm scared to death and I shower a lot cause that's the place I can quietly 😢
@@moondancer334 It's uploaded in 4k. You can zoom in and read the entire thing, clear as day.
Hey Noah,
You’re not alone in this. I was recently diagnosed with stage 3 rectal cancer, and I’m currently going through treatment. So far, things are going well. I know stage 3 sounds scary, but it’s not as overwhelming as it seems-especially because we’re young and in our 30s. I'm like you. I'm young, healthy, and active and I still don't know how I get cancer at such a young age! Btw I'm also a nurse.
One piece of advice: avoid reading statistics online. Most of the grim numbers you’ll find apply to much older patients, usually in their 70s or beyond. For people like us, who are younger and stronger, we tend to tolerate treatments much better.
When I saw my oncologist, they looked me in the eye and said, “You’re young, and because of that, we’re going to be very aggressive with your treatments.” I’m sure your doctors will take the same approach with you. I'm currently doing chemo and it's not that bad. Hardly feel any side effects! But different individual tolerate things differently.
Also, try to stay away from forums and even some support groups. It’s not that they’re inherently bad, but they can skew toward negativity. Here’s why: people who beat cancer and move on with their lives don’t often linger in these spaces. Most of the posts you’ll come across are from people who are struggling or having a tough time with treatments. While I wish more survivors would share their success stories to give hope to others like us, it’s just not the norm.
Remember, we’re young, we’re strong, and we’ve got this. Stage 3 is tough, but it’s absolutely beatable. Keep your focus on your treatments and trust in the process. You’re going to get through this, and so am I.
We’ve got this!
What a great comment ! Great infos
Yes, really good advice.
You have an amazing attitude. I appreciate you sharing your experience and wishing your strength and courage.
Best advice I've seen here. Well said, best of luck with your treatment
I'm stage 3 rectal too. I am doing pretty good all and all I still cry in the shower😅 but its the only time u will ever see me down. I've been told stay and be positive only way to beat this shit😂
My husband had stage 3b colon cancer. He had surgery and resection with a colostomy bag. He underwent chemo and did very well. Few side effects. After chemo he was able to be “reconnected” - no more bag. The next 20years he did very well. You r young and strong. You’ll be ok.
Thank you for sharing this.
Good to know I'm going through the same thing 3b rectal. Next are my scans in 2 weeks after receiving IV Folfox and chemo/radiation... I'm very nervous about surgery, so it's good to hear that your husband is doing well, it gives me more hope.
My dad was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer in January 2023. After surgeries, chemo, and radiation he is now doing well. May God bring comfort and peace on your journey. ❤
Call your Dad to go through this with you. You should have waited for your dad or your wife ❤❤❤
Thank you for offering this for Noah! We'll fight with Noah!! I hope all my listening to Ajahn Sona is preparing me too - he is so calming Noah.
i hope he continues to do well❤ i will always be praying !
Sending you big hugs and praying for you, Noah.
May GOD give you strength and comfort as you navigate this, with your oncology team, your wife, Dad and Mom.
Love from Queensland, Australia 🙏🏻 ❤ 🇦🇺
Stage 3 is very curable in young people such as yourself. I wish you the very best.
Fight like hell. I am a 22 years rectal cancer survivor, the mental anguish is real. Find a support group or an oncology psychologist. You’ve got this.
I tried to explain this to Noah. I understand the fear and the anxiety but he is expecting too much from himself. He seems to have a very driven mind and high expectations of himself. I definitely think he needs support.
What stage were you diagnosed at?
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I know two people close to me who had stage 3b colon cancer. Both had chemo and are still doing really well, one was 14 years ago and the other 9 years ago. You must keep speaking positivity. Do not speak negativity into existence. Prayers for you. You’re gonna be a success story too.
14 years with stage 3? Is it stable or totally gone? 14 years??? And 9? How did they survive? Can they pls tell?
Noah, stage 3 cc is very treatable. Stay in the present and try not to overthink.
Someone in the comments chided me for doing that. But you are so right. Keeping hope alive is crucial in fighting this battle.
With stage three cancer, I wouldn’t worry about gaining healthy weight back. I would try to pack on as many pounds as you can so your body has fuel to fight this battle. Sorry to hear about this man and I am praying for you. Don’t let this ruin your recovery. Keep your head high and keep fighting.
I think it’s good to be mindful of what you’re putting into your body especially if you have cancer….
I agree eat healthy but I’d avoid any sort of calorie restriction. You need brown fat stores to pull from if and when you can’t eat the way you expect to and your body needs unexpected energy.
@@lex2951 it’s easy to say that on a computer but you also don’t understand that you NEED healthy fat stored up because he’s going to be on chemotherapy likely losing 20% of his body mass. He’s in phenomenal shape. He should continue working out staying active but stack on a good 20lbs or more by any means necessary. Also, steroids don’t hurt. Do your research some anabolics can help greatly with healing
I have cancer, 4 years . started with colon cancer . I am doing chemo since Aug. 2024 . I have a 6 week break from chemo. I support you . HUGS
You’re a bad ass. Sending love and support your way.
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Im sure i cannot fathom what you are feeling but i will say this. Cancer treatments are improving CONSTANTLY. The statistics we read about do not account for strides in research and treatments that are brand new, and as AI medical advances develop, we will see treatment outcomes continue to improve. Someone diagnosed with cancer today is a lot better off than someone diagnosed even just a few years ago. And that doesn’t even include the fact that you are fit, healthy and young. The odds are truly on your side. You got this man :)
I have severe medical anxiety. I had to click off the video when you said stage 3. Noah you are in my prayers. I'm going to light a candle at church for you
@Sanderly1820 I'm so sorry. No one can understand medical anxiety unless they have it. If a doctor told me he could amputate my left arm and I would never have another panic attack. Worry about every single thing. Take my temperature 50 times a day. Literally pass out with anxiety. Live on constant fear. I would let them amputate tomorrow. I'll be 62 on New Years Eve and this all started when I was 12 and was sexually abused. So many years of this is absolutely horrific. I know exactly how you feel and I am sooooooo sorry💔💔💔
My dear friend has battled stage 4 colon cancer for 15 years!!! She continues to have semi monthly chemo infusions and also takes oral chemo drugs. She's a vibrant 81 year old woman who would put 20 year olds to shame...she also works part-time. Her faith, positive attitude, drs, friends and family continue to support her. Keep praying and stay positive. You are so loved by family and friends. My friend Joanne is proof miracles happen! Fyi...I'm a stage 3 breast cancer survivor of 9 years ❤
God bless you Diane, and your dear friend. You are both, amazing survivors. 🙂👍🌹🌹🙏
Wow…. God bless you for sharing this.
Noah, remember, for today, you are ok. You are doing well post op. You have a roof over your head, and food on the table. You have your family around you, supporting you. You have a great team of doctors. Write a gratitude list for the things you have right now, today. Don't worry about the past or the future. One way or another, everything will be ok. Stay in the present and turn the rest over to your higher power.
Good comment!
Very good advice! Noah you will be making life miserable for yourself and all those who love you. And believe me I know that is not your intention.
I was diagnosed with stage IV ovarian cancer in May 2020. The cancer was discovered because a large mass was found in my colon. Doctors first thought I had colon cancer. After chemo, a de-bulking operation, more chemo there is no evidence of disease to this day. I am 72 yrs old.
Noah please stay positive, eat well and with the help of your father, stay on top of things. Take this terrible journey one day at a time. You can’t rush it. Don’t be discouraged and don’t be dismayed. Of course you’re scared for what’s to come. I was too.
But don’t unpack your bags and stay in that place of despair. It will only make you feel worse. And having cancer is bad enough…don’t add to it.
If I can do it…you most certainly can.
My parents have died and I don’t have a husband or children but I am fine. And you will too once you deal with this part of the journey. I have faith in what you can achieve! Stay positive and please don’t dwell on anything you are certain of that you can’t change. Use that energy for things that will make you feel happy. There is so much to be thankful for. You are such a wonderful person. You can do this!
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Such a great comment and reminder to live in the moment! ❤️🙏🏻
@@ritaweltevreden5596 What a beautiful comment, Rita! Very comforting and very inspirational! Bless you for posting it! 💝
Fight like hell man. You’re a strong person. One day at a time.
Stage 3 is still 100 curable god willing u got this u will kick its ass...not today cancer not today ...stage 3 is better than 4 ...god will see u through this
There is no illness that is 100% curable.
Don't spread misinformation
Prayers honey. My husband survived for over 32 years. The surgeon did good taking it all out. You will be okay. He was the same age. He was a survivor you will too!
you have a very good chance of living for a long time- even with stage 3 . sending you prayers, Noah.
Noah, I've heard of many cases of Stage 4 colon cancer victims being treated and leading long, healthy lives. I was diagnosed with Stage 3 prostate cancer three years ago. I'm cancer free after radiation and oral chemo drugs, and I expect to be around for a lot more years. Keep a positive attitude, stay strong and active, and you're going to be just fine.
I had stage 2A colon cancer (diagnosed August 2022). I had the same kind you did and in the same spot. I had the robotic lap surgery done. No lymph node involvement and I didn’t need chemo or radiation. So it has been a little over two years cancer free. Lean on your support system, do everything your doctor tells you but ALWAYS double-check everything they tell you and advocate for yourself. You’ve got this and we will be here for you.
Hey Noah, I’ve been following your channel for sometime now. My grandfather was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer when he was 70 years and also had a lot of health issues on top of that. And he beat it! Your youth is on your side. Stay strong.
My friend had stage 3b coloncancer and treatment was tough but now he has been cancer free for 6 years! But did need chemo, radiotion and surgery. Praying for you!
My 63 year old brother was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer three years ago. He went through chemotherapy and I would be lying if I said he did great with chemo. There were days he wanted to stop chemo and asked Jesus please help me get through this because I cannot do it on my own. His doctors were great at taking care of his side effects. He also had to be careful being around people that were sick because it lowered his immune system. And it was also flu season when he was going through the chemo. He lost about 30 lbs and some of his hair but he wears his hair short anyways. He just had another PET scan and he is CANCER FREE! Praise God! Today he is healthy and loving life with his wife of 45 years. He has his energy back, his appetite, he added on a beautiful deck to our house the following summer, he is back to hunting and fishing and has a farm with lots of animals. Keep your faith, lean on others when the road is rough. Pray and pray some more. You will get through this. Think positive and kick cancer in the ASS. My thoughts and prayers are with you!
This is amazing. Thank you for sharing.
the anxiety I felt watching you look thru those labs, I am so sorry you are dealing with this Noah. I am praying for you and your healing.
You are to be commended for your vulnerability in sharing so much of your journey. If your report said appendiceal origin goblet cell adenocarcinoma, then that means appendix cancer. It is a one in a million rare cancer. I also have the same cancer. It is treated differently than colon cancer. It is imperative to see a specialist that has expertise in this very rare cancer, not a colon cancer expert. I'm 2 years out from diagnosis and I'm doing great. Hope the same for you
James Van Der Beek was also diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer. Last he spoke to the public, he said he is in a good place and feeling strong. 🙏🏻
Just got to the part where you found out the stage. You know what you’ve got to do now, don’t you? You’ve got to KICK CANCER’S ASS!! You’ve got this. You have the resources, the strength, the fortitude and all of our prayers. ❤
Brother, you got this. Regardless of the stage. Don’t focus on that. Focus on the strength you have to overcome this. I know you will bro❤️
Dear Noah, my stomach was in knots waiting for the results with you. You r a warrior!! You got this! You r young, in shape, and have a dad that's knowledgeable in the medical field. Prayers r with you always.🙌🙏🫶
So many survive this. This isn’t a death sentence. I have a feeling that you will be fine
@@andrewgarfield9898 yes!! Positive mindset goes a long way too! ❤️🙏
My husband had colon cancer with a colostomy bag. He had radiation and chemo and lived 11 years! My mom passed with colon cancer too. You have a father who is a doctor and supportive family! Think positive and have faith. You are a young man who will be able to lead a productive life again! BREATHE
I'm watching this and my heart goes out to you!! What a terrible way to find out, by yourself reading confusing labs on the computer... I can't believe they don't tell you this in person. Hang in there, call your Dad, hug your wife, rally the troops and fight, you will overcome this!
It's the CURES Act. New law that allows patients full access to labs, etc as soon as available - often before doctor even knows. Double edged sword. Many physicians find this incredibly difficult bc they do want to tell the patient first and answer all questions. Patients advocated for this right of access to results.
@laurabeaudry3905 That makes sense, I would want to know ASAP too. It was just my emotional reaction to seeing him finding out alone. Double edged sword for sure.
@ Absoluyely. Horrible to find out alone and have a million questions. Then the doctor google starts which typically makes the stress worsen!
Hello Noah, I’m here in Australia with tears flowing for you. I do have my own dance with this evil disease, and I want you to know that you are stronger than you think. I had a bi-lateral mastectomy (both breasts removed) almost five years ago, followed by a year of chemo. It happened so fast that my head was spinning, and I totally felt somewhat what you’re experiencing after finding your staging. My advice is not to tackle the serious issues alone, always have your Dad or other family member with you. They hear and read things your poor stressed brain just can’t begin to process. My oncology team let me record every time we talked. That way, in those deep, dark moments in the middle of the night, you can go back and listen to what you may have missed. Noah, please know that I am holding you in my heart, I am praying for you and will offer my support in any way that helps you get through this. And you will get through this. Send your worries out to the universe and make it clear that you want to live. That helped me with all the negativity surrounding my situation. I’m sending love and support across the oceans to you ❤
Please turn to the Lord. Tell Him all, and He will comfort you , guide you and give you peace.
Noah , most patients who have this surgery are still in the hospital. So give your body a break. Rest, watch movies, cuddle the people you love, play candy crush, read a book listen to new music make cookies.
I was stage 3 plus diagnosed. Chemo n herceptin and a good surgeon savedcmy life ( n god🙏 plenty of prayers!) 12 yrs later im still here ! Have faith ... god bless xxxx
That's great! I have same cancer. Just startung my journey. Did you do radiation?
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Kids who are watching this:
Stay away from drugs (even alcohol)
Best of luck to you, Noah.
You'll be fine.
It will be tough, but you will beat this. You are young and strong.
After having Stage 3b colon cancer, I'm still cancer free after 10 years. Stay positive. Believe me, once you visit with your oncologist and a plan is set out for your recovery, things will calm down. I know. I felt like you do now. Once you know the plan, you will be more focused on completing it. That will and should be your main focus. You can get through this without a doubt! You know you have the ability to do so. It may be a more complicated plan than Stage 1 or 2, but this can be done!! I'm living proof. Hang in there Noah. We're all behind you.
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Dr Paul doesn’t just play alternative Dr on tv. He’s one in real life. ❤❤❤❤❤
Hi, Noah ~
I just found you tonight, and instantly, I was drawn in on your story. I am so very sorry you are going through this cancer scare. You seem like such a kind, gentle soul, and it's rough watching you having to deal with this diagnosis. You've got this. I can feel it. 😊
Both you and your father have the softest tones to your voices and it's very obvious how much love you have for each other. Keep the faith and positivity, but still allow the tears to flow as needed. I will be praying for your healing.
Shelene ❤
You still have a good, long life ahead of you! You're in my prayers!
Noah, praying for you. I was diagnosed with colon cancer over a year and a half ago. Went to a cancer center and they ran C-T scans & MRI’s and found an adrenal gland lesion…did surgery and biopsy revealed it was a completely different type of cancer. Was diagnosed as Stage 4 with cancer in my lymph glands. Had 12 rounds of chemo over 6 months, 6 weeks of radiation and chemo and then surgery 3 months ago to remove my colon & rectum (large tumor), the lymph glands in my left groin and a complete hysterectomy (precancerous changes in it but not positive for cancer). They had to do a permanent colostomy but that’s OK, I can get out of the house again without worrying about running to a restroom . All 3 of those biopsies came back negative. I am feeling so much better now and praying that no cancer returns. It is scary to be diagnosed with but I started living one day at a time. What started helping me a year ago when I was still in chemo was eating spicy food, I felt more energy and started doing more…going shopping and cooking etc. I actually mowed the yard one time after my first 12 rounds of chemo was over. Couldn’t do it again because I did it when my husband was at work that time & then he started sending workers over to do the lawn care. I hope I can mow the yard again this spring again. I want to be productive like before I got sick.
Oh yeah forgot to mention I am 69 years old.
Wow. I can’t believe everything you’ve been through. Thank you for sharing that. You’re amazing.
@@bignoknow I didn’t mention that last year only 7 days after having my adrenal gland removed we were on our way to the cancer center to meet with the chemo oncologist. We were hit by a car and it totaled both cars. It seems like a miracle that we didn’t get killed, was fortunate that I didn’t have internal bleeding as the surgery wounds hadn’t healed yet but we both had seat belt bruises and were sore for a week. That made me think, it wasn’t my time to go yet so I had to fight. Prayer, patience and perseverance.
Fear of dying is terrible when you have a family
I know all cancers are different. My grandma had stage 3 breast cancer that spread to her lymph nodes in 2007. She was 53 then. She’s 70 now and has been cancer free for 14 years. Stay positive and love all the love you can love. There is hope. I’m wishing you well. Thank you for all of your inspiration and honesty over the years.
I’m so sorry about your diagnosis, but you’re right. What you have to do now is pray and fight like hell. You’re strong, you’re resilient, you’re faithful and you can do this.
Cancer is no longer a death sentence my dear. Stay positive and you can fight this!
It's one thing to want to be fit but your body has just had a major surgery. Give it time to heal. Don't push!
Praying for you. My Dad had stage 3 colon cancer in his mid-60’s. He had surgery and chemo and went on to live a healthy life over 20 years longer. He didn’t die of cancer. He had an accident. Don’t give up! You’re young and very fit. It won’t be fun, but I truly think you will be just fine.
You will beat this! I can't imagine how you're feeling, but hope you know how much we care. Looking forward to watching you heal with each passing day. Sending hugs to you and your family, including precious little Daisy!❤
Noah I can’t wait to hear your success story. How you looked cancer in the eye and beat it! You will then serve as an inspiration to so many. You will have an understanding that the rest of don’t. God has plans for you. You are going to do so well. I’m cheering for you all the way. ❤😊
You got this Noah. Remember what AA tells us, "We have no control over people, places, or things." Stay positive, love yourself, and keep yourself in the positive energy of bright white light. I'm saying prayers for you. All the Prayers people are saying for you feed the bright white light energy. 🙏🙏🙏❤️
My dad had colon cancer at around age 60. He had 2 feet of his colon removed. With treatments he lived to be 80. Godly Prayers for you young man.
My prayers for you are going to be ramped up Noah. GOD IS GOOD!! I will fight right beside you! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
I've been following since some of the first TRT vids you did. Those and the mental health vids you did really helped me out and i'm still here 10 years later. So thank you for that. I hope everything goes good and you have a fast/healthy recovery. Keep fighting!
I don’t want to tell you what to do but over eight years ago I was in ill health. Chris beat cancer on UA-cam really helped me . He had stage three cancer and was healed. I’m so sorry to hear your stage three but I believe you can heal. Pray for you going forward. Stay strong and take your dog for a walk💕🙏
I have had 2 cancers and it is scary as hell!! I’ll keep praying for you! Remember as long as it has not invaded in your other organs it is great news!
This whole thing still seems surreal. I’m in shock myself and I can only imagine how you are feeling brother. You got this Noah. My thoughts are with you man.
Your dad is absolutely wonderful. Noah he keeps saying “we” when discussing your journey and plans. You are so fortunate to have him as your dad. You make a great team. You have the best coach which means you will beat this.
I so thankful you inspired me to get my stomach issues checked and hopefully tomorrow the MRI gives me answers soon. You posting your journey is helping people with inspiration with your mindset of positivity and all the information/ awareness about getting a diagnosis. I truly think IBS needs way more research with people who get cancer diagnosed when they have had IBS their entire life.
I am 64 and was diagnosed with Ovarian cancer stage 1C 4 years ago. I did chemo during Covid. Noah, you are in great shape. A fantastic support system behind you. Chemo makes you feel tired and like you have flu-like symptoms, but the symptoms disappear after a few days. I know you can do this. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Hey Noah - your videos popped up because of a friend/colleague of mine who JUST BEAT STAGE 3 colon cancer 3 months ago (Sept.) . I watched other videos and now yours pops in. He's 41. Had surgery - and that's where they determined stage 3. I was the "phone life line" when he needed to talk and didn't want to upset his wife and kids. I remember him being completely in the same mindset as you. I remember hearing over the phone "I got the f'ing surgery! They took it out! And I'm stage 3 and going to d*e anyway! My kids are gonna lose dad. My wife loses her husband!" That was last year (2023). He literally was going to give up. But then he had some appointments and everything changed. Stage 3 meant the cancer spread - but NOT "everywhere". It spread to nearby nodes. He did have another surgery - and chemo- and some radiation. I think he had some targeted chemo based on his own cells. I forget what that was called. Anyway, it got stopped from spreading. He was declared in remission in Sept. this year. In one year he went from his darkest hour to looking forward to a long, happy life. Stage 3 isn't the end. They caught it! He fought and won! I know everyone is different, but please - stay strong. You got this!
This is an amazing story. Thank you
My cousin just went through this two years ago. I talked to her yesterday at the grocery store, where she still works. She beat it and you can too!!! You're about 15 yrs.younger and in great shape. You CAN handle this. You are going to be alright ❤❤❤😊😊
Sending prayers. Stay strong. You can do this. They told my daughter she had stage 3 . And with God on your side I have faith you can do it. My daughter beat stage 3. Just stay strong and positive.
Sending prayers 🙏 and positive vibes to you from Kansas. You have an entire tribe standing behind you, my friend 🧡
Stage 3 is a lot better than 4, so positive news ❤
You have the best support system, you’ve got this! I’m wishing you the best Noah!
I was stage 3 did treatment wasn’t easy but going on 6years no sign of cancer.. Remember we served a mighty GOD and he has you just like he has me sending love and prayers 🙏❤️🙏❤️
God bless you. Amen
I remember watching you when I was younger and first entered into a chronic state of depersonalization/derealization. You helped me feel less alone. You’re a badass so I have no doubt you’ll get through this, look forward to your remission videos, keep kicking ass!
This is my first time seeing your channel. I believe it is so I can send you prayers 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 for your healing and your journey.
Some of the most honest content I've ever seen. Taking us with you in real time. I'm so sorry you have to go through this, though strangely calm for you that it's going to be okay. I know that doesn't mean anything coming from a stranger on the internet, but I really feel you are going to be okay. I'll be here for the whole journey, and for the 5 year cancer free celebration in the future.
It means a lot coming from anyone. Thank you.
I am so sorry Noah! I am not experienced in what you are going through! The pain and the discomfort of surgery and its aftermath! The medical bills etc. I am thinking of you and praying for you and your family! Best of luck for 2025! Regards from the UK.
Noah. Hoping this would be staged lower than grade 3. We were all rooting for you to be lower. 🙏🏼✝️🙏🏼 My sister is stage 4 Appendiceal cancer, 6 years and fighting. Great family support and team of medical doctors. First, two kinds of chemo. Next, cytoreductive surgery with HIPEC therapy. Another surgery, and now new chemo treatment, orally and IV infusion.
You have a great mental space and are ready to rock and roll the $*** out of this cancer. You got this!!!
I'm a Crohns patient for 30 years and this year diagnosed with aggresive breast cancer stage 3. Positivity, prayer and the process (chemo) has helped me. I got my results back today after 6 rounds of chemo. Lump in breast has disappeared, lymphnode has shrunk from 4cm to 1 cm. Stay strong, you will have your vulnerable moments but you've got this. Praying for you.
I pray for your recovery Hilary.🙏🙏
Thank you. You’re a warrior.
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I am a breast cancer survivor, 3 years. Sending hugs and prayers.
@@GraveRave Thank you. 🙏
Thinking back now. Ive been on your Channel since well the beginning. We are all here with you Noah Garaunteed! 20,000 people all here to support you.
Prayers for you Noah, I’m so thankful I saw your channel, keep going brother. We’re all here to help
I am sorry and wish you the best outcome. My Brother just finished chemo for stage 3B lung cancer and has been declared cancer free. It does happen! Stay as positive as you can and believe you have this beat!
Noah, I could feel your energy so much through this video. My heart was RACING both times you looked at your MyChart.
I am so sorry, but I haven’t lost hope in your prognosis, and I hope you haven’t either. The results aren’t ideal, but you still have a good chance of fighting it. You’re not early, but you’re also not too late. Thanks for keeping us close to your journey.
Sorry to hear the news. There are many people who have stage 4 and live many years with new meds and immunotherapy . I was diagnosed 5 yrs ago with aggressive breast cancer that most women years ago didn't live past two years but after new immunotherapy meds and chemo , radiation and surgery I'm still here , never give up!!
I’m sorry for the news of stage 3 colon cancer Noah it has to be overwhelming finding this out. I think you’ll still have some really good treatment options. It’ll also help once you and your family can chat with your physicians they can explain a whole lot more when you meet with them. I’m proud of you for hanging onto your faith and being ready to fight like heck. I’m keeping you & your wife and the rest of your family in my prayers. Stay strong but cry and vent when needed. Hugs from Nana Nae from Sw Florida. 🙏🏼💕🙏🏼💕🙏🏼💕🙏🏼
I am a cancer survivor X2. Being positive and putting it in God's hands got me through when I didn't think I could handle it. Cancer taught me a few things & one of them is that I can be strong. I also don't "sweat the small things" any longer. It changed my life! Sending hugs.
You can absolutely beat this! Throw everything you have at it! You've done hard things before and you can do this too! 💪💪💪🙏🙏🙏
Remember God will never leave you nor forsake you. He always prepares the way before us. Thank you very much for sharing. ❤
Praying for you! We are blessed to know the GREAT PHYSICIAN! YOU CAN DO THIS! I am so sorry it is happening to you tho. It is frightening. We just do what we need to do. God bless you! ❤️. I was Stage 2B Breast Cancer 15 years ago. Still going strong. Prayers, prayers, prayers,
Just be positive as it is highly curable even stage 3 you got this!!!!
Noah, remember, even stage 3 colon cancer has pretty high survival rates. Especially if treatment initiates immediately, like you will. Prayers for you to go in full remission as soon as possible.
My heart is just aching for you. I'm a stage 3 larynx cancer survivor. It's not a death sentence. (Now I'm waiting to see if I now have colon cancer.) Take care of you. Best wishes for your dad, too.
Fight, fight as hard as you can. Positive thinking, never give up. Love from Germany ❤
It's so important that you stay positive and that you keep your mental health in control. Believe it or not your mental health has a direct impact on your overall health try your very best to stay positive you can beat this.
Stage 3 is very curable! You are a true warrior! You've got this!!
You're such a beautiful soul. Just keep taking it one day at a time and know you're here to make a difference, which you have done and will continue to do. Fight, God has a plan for you mate. Praying for you!
If it's stage 3 it's still curable, so don't despair.
Hello Noah, I am not sure why but your video showed up today on my feed. I listened and I cried with you. Your transparency in sharing your situation is so very brave and I have no doubt it will help many others as well as yourself.
I checked and watched several of your other videos as well.
May I suggest that you yourself rewatch the beautiful and touching video of your 93 year old grandmother? Her wise words and the love for her family and for Christ is so amazing! I think it will help you to cope with the struggle of this initial shock.
I will pray for you and will follow your journey to watch you beat and overcome this diagnose. 🙏🏼
God’s hand and prayer warriors will be with you during this journey. You are stronger than you know. Love and prayers.
Mindset is EVERYTHING! You CAN do hard things! Pray, be positive…Gods’ got you 🙏
Dear Noah, I believe wholeheartedly in your recovery and will continue to pray for you. Try to visualise your intestines being flooded with white light.
I am so sorry you had to find out this way. My heart is hurting for you. I wish you had more support to guide you through those results at that time. I am sending you so much love and comfort during this time.
I was diagnosed with stage 3 colorectal cancer seven years ago. After chemo, radiation, surgery and more chemo, I am doing well. Listen to your doctors, lean on your family, look to the Lord, and keep fighting. You are young and strong. If you determine to keep fighting no matter how difficult it may seem, you will get through this and enjoy a complete recovery. Use this period of your life to be a positive influence on those you come in contact with. Fight like a warrior.
Praying for you Noah! I was diagnosed with Breast cancer in 2022. You will fight and make it through to the other side. You are stronger than you know.❤️🙏
Hey brother. Praying for you. There's no right or wrong way to feel about what you're going through. I feel like my biggest regret when I was diagnosed with lupus is that I pushed everyone away because I was angry and got tired of people asking me how I'm doing and I couldn't be honest with them because I was hurt, angry, sad, fearful. I hope you don't choose that path and you keep your loved ones close.
Isn't this the most Beautiful caring Family. 🙏🙏🙏