Faith's story | Bowel Cancer UK
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2024
- "I was very busy, I'm a single mum. I ran a very busy cleaning business and the time and I was exhausted. I've always been quite stressed and tired, but this was a different kind of tired and I knew that. I knew that something was wrong with me."
Faith from Brighton was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer in April 2020 at age 48. This is her story.
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You know every cancer patient says " I knew there was something wrong with me" and doctors almost always blow this off. That's the problem! Take patients seriously !!
I waited 6 months to approach a Dr.
I hope its not too late.
@@sassi7966 people have waited longer and survived.
ohh wow! was not expecting you to say you're cancer free. THANK YOU for sharing your story.
Thank you so much for taking the time to do your video . My 43 year old son was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer 1 month ago . He had a bowel resection 2 weeks ago and is waiting to have a liver ablation on the 20th of November . After that he will be undergoing chemo . As his mom I have been terrified . You have given me hope . Thank you ♡
Thank you for sharing your story. I am also a CRC survivor .... and have a similar philosophy after my surgery. Long may your thriving last. Self advocacy is key.
As a survivor i just want to tell you you ate strong 🙏🏽
So glad to hear your story, Im stage 4 rectal CA just started chemo so hoping I can get a good outcome too. Keep staying positive.
Unbelievable having to go through colon cancer and during Covid aswell 😪 Thankyou for sharing your story ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing your story.You have no idea how much it is going to help others going through the same path.
YOU ARE AMAZING!! Thankyou so very much from Toronto 😘
Really brave of you to tell the World your story. I may be just about to start on this journey. I have the symptoms and am have seen my Doctor who thankfully did listen and sent me a test. I have since been referred for a Colonoscopy in a weeks time. Thank-you again.😢
Hi Faith,you are so strong and I wish all the best for you! I Was diagnosed in May 22 with bowel CA at the age of 44. I never expected this. My only symptom was an extremly tired and powerless feeling for weeks. But as a mom of three Kids and part time working as a nurse I thought I had to much stress that time. I went trough an 8 hour surgery with an Ileostoma at the end. After 12 Chemos it can be removed soon. My husband,my Kids and my friends gave me the strengh to get trough this and I'm very thankful to them and also for the professional and supporting doctors who were around me. Let us stay strong together and love our lives! 💪
Hugs from Germany ❤
How are you?
@@noxy005 I'm fine so far, thanks.
I’ve watched a few of these clips and yours was great! Thanks
Thank you for sharing your story, it's wonderful to listen to a success story especially after being stage 4, wishing you all the best for the future & God Bless
Love the advice and positivity. God bless you and goodluck.
Hi Faith, wishing you all the best for the future 🙏 xxx
I really hope your next scan is clear too. Good luck x
Thank you for sharing. 🙏
Thank you for sharing your story.
That's incredible news for you, Faith. all the best for the future. x
Thanks faith going for surgery in a week gave me great hope well done with sharing
My mother as I writer this is going through her 3rd colon cancer operation tomorrow she had been 6 years clear until now I am also her full time carer
What an inspiration you are for others who find themselves in a similar position. Thank you for sharing. I wish you good health x
my wonderful wife died of bowel cancer last Tuesday the 4th 2022 a week ago leaving my 2daughters myself & our grandson
just lost! your earlier comment about going to your doctor was just the same, in pain losing weight at yeovil hospital she was told it was gastric, 2 months waisted before we finally had a scan & then an immediate operation & 6months chemo at Musegrove hosp in Somerset, Why didn’t the doctors at Glastonbury surgery send her much sooner for the scan? I & my daughters now face live without a mother & a wife of 49 years! were they too busy being paid for covid jabs? or just bad doctors? if you put her symptoms in your ipad it just says bowel cancer? sorry but we are going through hell . Bob
I'm sorry for your loss I understand the pain you feel is too much to bare 😔 you are not alone
I'm so sorry for your deep loss. 😢
Faith I wish you well for the future. I listened to your journey I too had trouble getting a woman GP to listen to me until it involved the lymph nodes Breast Cancer. I'm fine now six years on. tc
It's actually completely sad that most doctors aren't helping people until the cancer has gotten really bad. I've been following another situation because of the lack of medical assistance she's terminal and suffering horribly during the final stages of her life. Because no one took her seriously for 2 years, they handed her a death sentence. Is there anything that can be done to these Drs? Otherwise, others will continue to die.
Wow what a strong beautiful woman 💪
How are you getting on Faith,it always seems to be Doctors not listening and the FIT test should be the go to straight away,such a simple thing..
Doesn’t it seem like there is an over abundance of folks being diagnosed with bowel cancer in the U.K.?
If you don't mind me saying but you are absolutely gorgeous From Steve acora
You know something is wrong. You go to a doctor and they just fob you off.
This needs to stop and they take patients concerns seriously.
I had bad psoriasis. Year after year. GP after GP gave me rubbish steroid creams. I insisted on seeing a specialist. A trip to the hospital to see a dermatologist they prescribed me a cream and my psoriasis is gone.
You also lost a child Didn't you