This May at age of 19, I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Two days ago I've finished my chemo treatment. Can't wait for what future will bring. And yes, there is no longer normality but I see it as an opportunity, thank you.
As a colon cancer patient I faced three surgeries and three months of haunting stoma support ordeal. And now cancer recurrence within 1.5 years! But braving all challenges with solidified heart! Inspiring speech..
I just got diagnosed with Stage 4 Colon and Peritoneal cancer. They confirmed it thru Colon surgery ( giving me an ostomy )after an incomplete colonoscopy and biopsy. t's a journey you have been on and one I have just started. My appetite is poor and I have lost a lot of weight and muscle mass. The Drs all say build your strength for chemo and radiation. I am doing strength training everyday ( a shadow of what I used to do in the gym) and re Learning what I want to eat that will rebuild me. I have a fighting spirit, and will not cancer defeat me. I will live the life I am given with relish and love.❤🎉😊🎉❤
I live w incurable cancer. It sounds crazy but life has been better! I rid of a very toxic boyfriend and toxic relationships to live happily ever after until my end.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience Giulia. I truly admire you and the way you choose to react to what life brought you. I feel that I can relate in so many ways with what you said. Going through a sarcoma as I am typing this comment, only recently I started to understand the importance of self forgiveness, empathy and loving ourselves. Thank you for this presentation, I hope all the best to you and everyone else going through a hard time in their lives
I had Leukemia before I trusted myself that I can understand the illness and go through it. It rly helped trusting in me and not deciding to put my health in someone else's hands and minds
Wow what a beautiful mind . I’ve been struggling with my cancer diagnosis and feeling exactly the same way . If I had listen to this before my diagnosis it wouldn’t of sank in . You have touched my soul with this talk .
Love each word you spoke It were as if coming from my heart I was diagnosed in April 16 Treatment finished in Sep 16 Worst phase of my life started after that. Now after 3 years a new me is born ❤️❤️❤️❤️
⁷7 the day after that fever is the filter get out and you guys have a good day to day to get to 677inches to ⁷ or 6⁷ your mom tomorrow morning or day and
The day I was diagnosed with cancer I could imagine myself standing on this stage, giving this speech. How it changed me for better. I’m still in treatment and feel as lost as ever:(
Gracious, beautifully delivered. Thank you. I am still reflecting on a brush with melanoma 2 months ago and the recent loss of my brother in law due to Pancreatic cancer.
Beautiful video...thank you! I am one year post-diagnosis of a very rare, aggressive type of uterine cancer. It may have been caught in time, but most people with it die within 3 years, even if caught early (dedifferentiated endometrial adenocarcinoma, a new diagnosis discovered in 2006). After hysterectomy, five or six months of two kinds of all-day chemo every three or four weeks (can't remember) ending late Feb, then in July six weeks of daily radiation to whole pelvis, then two daily brachytherapy treatments an hour's drive away. Hair is back but suddenly very curly. Energy is still nonexistent. Sleeping a lot. Many die within one year of diagnosis and surgery. But I could also still be around in 10 years. Hard to live with such uncertainties so far, to be honest, even though so many others are coping with much more difficult realities. It has to come from within, and every one is different. Happened within a year of moving cross country to be near my daughter. She has been great, along with my unbelievable boyfriend. But l have no other new friends on the West Coast (lost job due to cancer, and covid restrictions and bad fatigue and other symptoms have kept me home). Don't want to burden others, but it gave me hope to see how well you are "framing" your new life. You seem to be a wise and beautiful person. Thanks for sharing such a positive outlook of a difficult situation. I hope to get there someday soon!
I wonder how a death sentence via lung cancer can be viewed as an "opportunity" ? I'm really keen to hear your upside. Don't tell me. I get to go to heaven and strum a harp ? I guess that would be preferable to the reality. The stone cold reality of being buried beneath 6 feet of stinking Earth 20 years earlier than I'd bargained for.
This May at age of 19, I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Two days ago I've finished my chemo treatment. Can't wait for what future will bring. And yes, there is no longer normality but I see it as an opportunity, thank you.
Thank YOU
As a colon cancer patient I faced three surgeries and three months of haunting stoma support ordeal. And now cancer recurrence within 1.5 years! But braving all challenges with solidified heart! Inspiring speech..
Thank you for your inspiring comment xx
I just got diagnosed with Stage 4 Colon and Peritoneal cancer. They confirmed it thru Colon surgery ( giving me an ostomy )after an incomplete colonoscopy and biopsy. t's a journey you have been on and one I have just started. My appetite is poor and I have lost a lot of weight and muscle mass. The Drs all say build your strength for chemo and radiation. I am doing strength training everyday ( a shadow of what I used to do in the gym) and re Learning what I want to eat that will rebuild me. I have a fighting spirit, and will not cancer defeat me. I will live the life I am given with relish and love.❤🎉😊🎉❤
@@marthasimons7940 You are truly inspirational :) I would be honoured to be on this journey with you. Let me know hoe you get on xx
I was diagnosed 9 months ago w/ metastatic prostate cancer. I just recently come around to this same way of thinking. Thank you for this presentation!
Thank you
I live w incurable cancer. It sounds crazy but life has been better! I rid of a very toxic boyfriend and toxic relationships to live happily ever after until my end.
I would love to chat more. Love your attitude x
I need to do same..get rid of toxic rlshps. ..in same boat as you.
✨🌸🙏🕊️✨
@@EC-yd9yv 💞🌺
Thank you so much for sharing your experience Giulia. I truly admire you and the way you choose to react to what life brought you. I feel that I can relate in so many ways with what you said. Going through a sarcoma as I am typing this comment, only recently I started to understand the importance of self forgiveness, empathy and loving ourselves. Thank you for this presentation, I hope all the best to you and everyone else going through a hard time in their lives
thank you SO much. I am facing a new challenge again but I feel our warmth in solidarity x
I had Leukemia before I trusted myself that I can understand the illness and go through it. It rly helped trusting in me and not deciding to put my health in someone else's hands and minds
Wow what a beautiful mind . I’ve been struggling with my cancer diagnosis and feeling exactly the same way . If I had listen to this before my diagnosis it wouldn’t of sank in . You have touched my soul with this talk .
Thank you
Love each word you spoke
It were as if coming from my heart
I was diagnosed in April 16
Treatment finished in Sep 16
Worst phase of my life started after that. Now after 3 years a new me is born
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you SO much for your words. I truly feel we can find ourselves in others and meet in our humanity. Best wishes for your life ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for irradiating love and gratefulness Giulia! This brings joy to the heart.
⁷7 the day after that fever is the filter get out and you guys have a good day to day to get to 677inches to ⁷ or 6⁷ your mom tomorrow morning or day and
God you are the powerful energy that flowed through your son Jesus who healed the sick and raised the dead. Nothing is impossible for you. 🙏
Thank you
🧡 thank you for sharing.🕊️🙏✨
thank you so much for listening
So much love explodes from this video!❤❤
Wow. So powerful..you are a beautiful soul..
Thank you xx
The day I was diagnosed with cancer I could imagine myself standing on this stage, giving this speech. How it changed me for better. I’m still in treatment and feel as lost as ever:(
I am sorry to hear that. I, myself, am dealing with it again after 6 years. Let's keep going xx
Prayers for you both 🙏🏼❤️
Eat right is the only way to get out of it.. Lot of salads, green juices please save yourself.. U r worth to stay here..
Completely agree!! Check out the medical medium for information on how to cure a lot of different types of illness and cancers.
Marina, we are all in this together. Please don’t give up. We need you. I need you.🤗❤️
Thank you for sharing your time, story & words!
I’m going through chemo and radiation now. I want to tell my story too.
I hope it all went well for you! Tell us your story when you can ❤️
Gracious, beautifully delivered. Thank you. I am still reflecting on a brush with melanoma 2 months ago and the recent loss of my brother in law due to Pancreatic cancer.
Thank you
Fantastic Giulia. Best wishes xx
I resonate with this story so much and the mindset change after the diagnosis. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you x
Thank you for ur beautiful story
Thank you so much xx what is your email? I'd like to write to you x
Beautiful video...thank you! I am one year post-diagnosis of a very rare, aggressive type of uterine cancer. It may have been caught in time, but most people with it die within 3 years, even if caught early (dedifferentiated endometrial adenocarcinoma, a new diagnosis discovered in 2006). After hysterectomy, five or six months of two kinds of all-day chemo every three or four weeks (can't remember) ending late Feb, then in July six weeks of daily radiation to whole pelvis, then two daily brachytherapy treatments an hour's drive away. Hair is back but suddenly very curly. Energy is still nonexistent. Sleeping a lot. Many die within one year of diagnosis and surgery. But I could also still be around in 10 years. Hard to live with such uncertainties so far, to be honest, even though so many others are coping with much more difficult realities. It has to come from within, and every one is different. Happened within a year of moving cross country to be near my daughter. She has been great, along with my unbelievable boyfriend. But l have no other new friends on the West Coast (lost job due to cancer, and covid restrictions and bad fatigue and other symptoms have kept me home). Don't want to burden others, but it gave me hope to see how well you are "framing" your new life. You seem to be a wise and beautiful person. Thanks for sharing such a positive outlook of a difficult situation. I hope to get there someday soon!
blessings thanks be to God
My parents are poor im just 17 i have lukemia idk what to do 🥺
I wonder how a death sentence via lung cancer can be viewed as an "opportunity" ? I'm really keen to hear your upside. Don't tell me. I get to go to heaven and strum a harp ? I guess that would be preferable to the reality. The stone cold reality of being buried beneath 6 feet of stinking Earth 20 years earlier than I'd bargained for.
I wish I knew the words to comfort you. I am not that arrogant. I hope you find some peace x
Thank you kindly.
Oh, please, this cancer has survival rate almost 100%, so why drama?
My only advice: try it
Oh, and stop lying
@@giuliajoymuntoni1729 Just google dear friend.
@@gob8399 have a good life "dear friend"
How hardened your soul is. I wish for you to have love in Your life.