I am a stage 4 colon cancer survivor. I was 37 when I received my diagnoses after going on my own for a colonoscopy. 3 years, a lot of surgery, and chemo I am CANCER FREE!! Positive attitude is key. Thank you for sharing your story
Evidence are showing, overuse of antibiotics, specifically sulfonamides/trimethoprim are contributing to the increasing rate of colon cancer in young people. I sometimes wonder if it is the cause in many of these diagnoses.
Yes: antibiotics ,alcohol, red meat are very bad for colon, it's pretty well documented. These are so widespread in the western world that it is no surprise colon cancer is increasing.
I'll be praying for you. I'm a stage 4 colon cancer patient as well. In August 2021 I was rushed to the hospital because I hadn't been feeling well, lost over 40lbs in less than a month, stomach cramps and blood in my stool. I didn't get checked out because a few years earlier I had been diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome and just thought that's what it was. They ran tests and found out that I have stage 4 colon cancer and did surgery to relocate my colon. The doctors told me the next morning that they didn't expect me to live 2 years but I told them that I was going to prove them wrong. I'm on my second round of chemo treatments because I did radiation treatments which caused the cancer to grow and spread. I'm not giving up and I'm going to beat this cancer and so will you!!
I'm 68 and have had Crohn's Disease since 1976 when it was an almost unknown disease. I believe one in two or three million had it back than. Now all you see are medications for Crohn's. I've had absolutely no medical problems for the past 38 years, until about July/August 2023, when I began to have mucus discharge. I had a colonoscopy in November and was diagnosed with stage 3 rectum cancer. I'll be starting chemotherapy and radiation treatments within the next week or so. Please pray and wish me well.
I never had one single sign of any of this. I had watched Dr. Oz who had had a colonoscopy where 3 polyps were found. At age 70 i had never had a colonoscopy, but decided maybe I should have one. Mine turned up a cancerous tumor, which was removed. I never had chemo, or any other treatment. I was lucky to have had no further problems, at 13 years now. Thank God!
I know my husband was diagnosed with colorectal cancer stage 3. He did everything. And now it is back on his lungs and abdominal wall. 😢please pray 🙏 .
All of these cancer patients are no unfortunate coincidence. We are living in a toxic environment and culture. I pray that you and your family are doing well.
That is true. An unfortunately part of that "toxic environment" was wrong medical practice with the whole Corona virus thing. I won't use the "V" word.
@@alphaomega1351its ok if you don’t believe in them personally. Everyone doesn’t feel the same. I think miracles are very subjective depending on who you ask.
@@susanwoywood6334 and prayers don't work...plus I hate people commenting my prayers are with you...but if you know them they just go straight up to bed without even praying for those people they say they pray for them...This stupid my prayers are just normal comment on social media.
Why does that bother YOU? @@JDIY2023 Some people believe in Prayer. Their Beliefs. You don't have to like it or tell them what you think about Prayer. Just ignore them.
I learned from experience that you have to put some drama and exaggerate symptoms in order for physicians take you seriously, otherwise they say you're fine and let you go. Thank you for pist this video and God blessed you❤
8 months ago I had stage 1 colon cancer….i was 50. They removed the polyp but 2 months later they decided to do another biopsy to make sure they got it all. They did get it all, however my colon was perforated by the procedure so I had to have a colon resection and emergency ostomy. I have a huge hernia. I get my reversal and hernia repair January 30, 2024 then 2 months later I will need a colonoscopy to make sure cancer hasn’t returned. Praying for you, stay strong! So glad you advocated for your health ❤️🙏
When you are given something so concrete, you have no choice but to accept it and move on with the help pf medical professionals to do their job; and you do your job by starting and living a healthy lifestyle: physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. Eat pure, clean fresh foods, exercise, believe in the higher powers destiny for you, spread love abd accept love, do good everyday.
@@gotcha4054 That is correct But not everybody would follow your statement only a handful. One example, I remember a news that a "celebrity" few year back was diagnosed with brain cancer and he quickly when and jump out the Golden Bridge.
I'm so happy for you God is good I just recently had a lower anterior resection going on 5 weeks recovery now I'm cancer free and I pray in the name of Jesus it stays that way! Thank you for sharing your story❤
I'm going through same problem with you. I'm doing chemotherapy every two weeks for 3 years now. God is with me always,so I'm not worried or scared about this.
I will pray for this speedy recovery 🙏 Amen..my husband is also diagnosed with colon cancer stage4.The faith on God is tremendously growing day by day..
When I first was told how serious it was, drs said how’s you home and financial life, if these two are positive it seems the chance to fight increases drastically I’m thankful every single morning
I was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer - that spread to my lymph nodes a year and a half ago. I had the surgery to remove the tumor and went through chemo. It was a dificult journey, but like you, I continue to receive amazing medical care and feel very blessed. Wishing you the best.
How are you now ,has the cancer gone?same thing with my relative but he has not gone through chemo yet ,,but tumour removed surgically?kindly anything yo think is vital ....thank you ....best wishes
Unfortunately there are way too many doctors who shrug off their patients pain. Especially if they are women. Thank God you are ok now. Continue to stay strong in the Lord. 🙏🏻
So sorry prayers for your husband, for you and your family stay strong and positive 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 I lost my husband last year and life is so much harder without him 🥺💔
Thank you so much for telling your story. I wish you the rest of your life cancer free. I am 66 years old and have my first hospital appointment in 2 weeks time 🙏
What an amazing story, thank you so much. My mom died of bone cancer when I was young. I am so grateful to hear that you're doing so well. I am going to get a colonoscopy now. I'll pray for you!!!
You are right that it takes so long to get a colonoscopy. I’ve waited over 6 months and finally happening next week. It was cancelled twice. Rediculous. Been having bad stomach and back pain with bowel issues. Your story was touching and so sorry you had to go through this at such a young age. You’re so strong!
As someone with crohns and family who suffered with colon cancer my heart goes out to you. It is not easy and it takes a toll on everyone. You did not deserve this. I'm so sorry you have to experience this.
God Bless You. I hope you never have to worry about Cancer again. You have a Beautiful Family. Best wishes to you and yours. Thank God for helping you in your struggle.👍❤️
Thats crazy. Im younger than her and I just had a colonoscopy. I was afraid i had colon cancer but I was completely fine and didnt even have a single polyp. I would have passed out if they had found anything. Good luck to this lady
Thanks for sharing your story and advocating for screening for younger people. I'm 51 now but had bloating in my 20s and a colonoscopy at 27. I just wanted to drop in and compliment you. I know you've been through a lot, but your skin and hair look so pretty and healthy. I'm glad you have the support of your family and God and hope you're doing well.
I’m so happy for you, that after so much suffering (physically and emotionally), your stage IV cancer became stage I. I didn’t know that was possible. I wonder whether a lot of pain would’ve been averted had you gotten a second opinion on the advisability of not removing the tumor (or as much of it as possible) right away. Well, hindsight is 20/20. It was sad to see a young woman having to go through such an ordeal, and delightful to hear how well you’re doing. I wish you everything good.
How is she now? We cannot explain why some people take so much of a beating in life. I m so sorry for everyone going through this terrible journey. I wish you loads of luck and pray that you live a good long life with your family ❤
You are one lucky little lady! I heard you say you were living in Sonoma. I’m from Napa and moved to So Cal and now in Arizona. I had pancreatic cancer. Talk about scary. I was lucky it was stage one. I had the Whipple and been cancer free for 2 years now. Good luck to you and your family. ❤
What a brave strong lady! I am praying for you.May you lve a long and healthy life with your beautiful family. Your husband was so supportive...that is so nice.
I can understand how difficult it must have been for you to talk about it and go all through this. May God bless you and I pray for your speedy recovery.
Diana, you gave awesome advise at the end of your interview! Know your body and be a strong advocate for yourself! I am a 2 time colorectal cancer survivor. I was 39 the first time I was diagnosed and was lucky enough to have a good doctor that listened to me. I got goose bumps when I heard the good news that you were doing so well. Enjoy your life with your beautiful family and keep all your appointments and stay with it!!!!!! God Bless!!
It really, really upsets me that the first oncologist refused to consider surgery for you, especially since you're so young! I'm SO grateful you got a second opinion! Yes! Self advocating is crucial! And praying and faith tops everything! You're a beautiful, loving, wife and mother and I pray the Lord gives you life to old age where you can enjoy your children and grandchildren. Love and hugs to you and your precious family! ❤❤❤
And today, you look wonderful and your story, including your husband's advocacy is important for everyone! Don't settle with symptoms, you're story is so right!
Prayers for your full recovery. You are a strong, positive young woman who deserves to live a full life. Thank you for your message about advocating for yourself and not caving in to cavalier attitudes about your concerns by some doctors. All the best to you and your family.
Wow, what an amazing story. Thank you for sharing it and letting us all know to be proactive! Your husband sounds like an amazing man, very smart and loving. May you and your family have many blessings..💜
Unfortunately, my loved one was not an advocate for herself. She was afraid to question her doctors. She downplayed her situation to her family. It was too late when her family found out. She passed away a week ago at age 55.
How many years she's become cancer free . And what she did for her diet sir , that she reached 55 yrs old from 35 years old ... May i know sir if you never mind , im from philippines
Thank you for sharing your journey with colon cancer. #1 be proactive is what I get from this. Get second opinions, educate yourself, and trust in God that He will guide you. May 2020 yes the bloating and feeling pregnant my gastroenterologist ordered CT scan and they found 6cm tumor. June 2020:surgeon removed all the cancer and did a resection. Now stage 2b no cancer in lymph nodes. Thankfully God was with me and guided me. My 2nd opinion Oncologist wasn’t the right choice. Just had PET in September and still NED. Yes being PROACTIVE is what saved your life. What amazing results you are having and pray God continues to heal you 💖
My mom passed in 13 at 62 from colon cancer. She found out at 59 and was stage 4. I get my colonoscopy regularly since it's in my family. My mom's grandmother's sister had it and survived. I'm glad people are talking about it.
I was diagnosed in stage 3 Signet ring cell adenocarcinoma Colorectal Cancer. unfortunatly it has gone in stage IV and spread in my peritoneal. after a cycles of chemo and targeted therapy it has able to operated but cytroductive surgery with Hipec. still I'm Fighting from last 10 Month. Don't loose hope everything can be possible..!!
I am watching this because I have issues in my stomach. This month I will request for abdominal ultrasound and I want colonoscopy. I am somtimes overthinking now🙏
Get a capsule endoscopy-colonoscopy instead. It goes through the small intestine too, and anesthesia is not needed. It takes 2 pictures every second. The regular one, doesn't go through the small intestine.
Do it! Do not wait. I waited for almost 2 years to get my colonoscopy when I first saw blood on my stool for first and last time but it was bright red- attributed to hemorrhoid.. then had leakage forca week. Attributed to it being summertime and possibly sweat. I am stage 1 thankfully but I still am waiting for a CT Scan to see the rest of my abdomen and chest to make sure nothing else is lurking.
After watching your video ive decided to have my knee checked out. On the bottom of left knee it started hurting so bad one day out of the blue and its been that way for several months. Its time. Thank you. Im glad youre doing so much better. God Bless you
You are so radiant, beautiful glowing energy, keep your faith and positivity. You are an inspiring presence of love. Wishing you a complete recovery 🙏🌈🙏
God bless you. Praying for your continued recovery. Sharing my story: From having bouts of acid reflux to the point of not being able to swallow my food or drink with in a matter of weeks. Having bouts of throwing up. Going to my gastro he kept insisting that there was nothing wrong even after repeated endoscopy and colonoscopy tests. My primary doctor, god bless him, would contact him insisting to do additional testing. My gastroenterologist actually got angry and recommended a psychiatrist as it was in my head. My primary sent me to the Mayo clinic in phoenix, the couldn’t find anything wrong. By now I’m in and out hospital, loosing weight, dehydrated and in so much pain in my gut and chest. My primary doctor then referred me to UCLA for a special endoscopy test. They found so many tumors up and down my esophagus, one so large that it was compressing my esophagus and cutting off my ability to eat or drink. I was sent to UC Irvine to confirm the findings. Thank god it was not cancerous however they had to remove my esophagus. The doctors said it was danger of possibly erupting and I could’ve bled out. They created a new esophagus for me out of my stomach. I still struggle 20 years later with eating drinking and pain. I barely hit 95 pounds. But I’m alive and I thank god for my primary doctor who would not give up on trying to find an answer and knew I wasn’t crazy!! That gastroenterologist? The following year he was arrested for some unrelated issue in his business to do with money and unsanitary practices with medications. Yeah karma. I live on pain management-special diet and can’t do anywhere near what I used to but I’m alive. I was only 45 when this happened. A single working mom. My employer? Kept me on for a year then eliminated my high ranking position. After 10 years with them.
I'm just like Diana, I've had sudden stomach since I turned 18, now I'm 30. When I asked my physician for a colonoscopy or a specialist I would be turned down. I finally got tested for celiac, which turned out to be negative. It's very frustrating and painful living like this.
Thank you for sharing your story my husband has been diagnosed since Oct 2021 stage 4 colon, surgery is not an option because it also spread to the perineum, he has signet ring cancer in the transverse colon. Chemo was not working and has been on Keytruda for 1 year and a half. He’s dreading a colostomy. I pray they can do a resection.
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I am a stage 4 colon cancer survivor. I was 37 when I received my diagnoses after going on my own for a colonoscopy. 3 years, a lot of surgery, and chemo I am CANCER FREE!! Positive attitude is key. Thank you for sharing your story
Evidence are showing, overuse of antibiotics, specifically sulfonamides/trimethoprim are contributing to the increasing rate of colon cancer in young people. I sometimes wonder if it is the cause in many of these diagnoses.
Thanks for sharing. One of my dearest friends just got diagnosed stage 4 at 45 y-o a few days ago. It's very scary.
@@alexe4318 so is red meat and alcohol. Red meat sits undigested for very long periods in our body.
Yes: antibiotics ,alcohol, red meat are very bad for colon, it's pretty well documented. These are so widespread in the western world that it is no surprise colon cancer is increasing.
How many and what surgeries did u do?
I'll be praying for you. I'm a stage 4 colon cancer patient as well. In August 2021 I was rushed to the hospital because I hadn't been feeling well, lost over 40lbs in less than a month, stomach cramps and blood in my stool. I didn't get checked out because a few years earlier I had been diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome and just thought that's what it was. They ran tests and found out that I have stage 4 colon cancer and did surgery to relocate my colon. The doctors told me the next morning that they didn't expect me to live 2 years but I told them that I was going to prove them wrong. I'm on my second round of chemo treatments because I did radiation treatments which caused the cancer to grow and spread. I'm not giving up and I'm going to beat this cancer and so will you!!
Thank you for sharing ❤️ praying for you, my friend 🙏🏽 we’ll beat this monster!!
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Stay Strong
Praying for you. 🙏🏼 What kind of tests did they run on you that helped diagnose it?
Dear god please have compassion on this woman. Please give her strength and eternal love from her family
He already has and is and will continue
@@Kingjamesbible161do you know if she is still alive? I tried to google her for recent updates
Amen
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I'm 68 and have had Crohn's Disease since 1976 when it was an almost unknown disease. I believe one in two or three million had it back than. Now all you see are medications for Crohn's. I've had absolutely no medical problems for the past 38 years, until about July/August 2023, when I began to have mucus discharge. I had a colonoscopy in November and was diagnosed with stage 3 rectum cancer. I'll be starting chemotherapy and radiation treatments within the next week or so. Please pray and wish me well.
Praying for you ❤
Prayers for you 🙏
Sending prayers for you❤
Fellow crohnie here sending you well wishes and I hope treatment isn't too harsh on you.
How are you doing?
You are amazing
I’m a stage 3 b survivor
I left it in Gods hands and here I am 11 years in remission ❤
Bless you 🙏🙏🙏
Same!!❤❤
So, you didn’t utilize doctors, medicine, or science? Just god?
@@spookyoctober If she had an interesting, quality answer of useful knowledge, then on this topic, YT would censor.
@@stevem8318 yt censoring is out of control lately!!!
God brought me here . Praying for you Sister, may continue to comfort you and heal completely. All for His glory 🙌🏼
I never had one single sign of any of this. I had watched Dr. Oz who had had a colonoscopy where 3 polyps were found. At age 70 i had never had a colonoscopy, but decided maybe I should have one. Mine turned up a cancerous tumor, which was removed. I never had chemo, or any other treatment. I was lucky to have had no further problems, at 13 years now. Thank God!
Thank your genetics, not God.
I know my husband was diagnosed with colorectal cancer stage 3. He did everything. And now it is back on his lungs and abdominal wall. 😢please pray 🙏 .
Prayers for your husband and for you were sent to the good Lord above..
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Bless him Lord thank you Jesus
God is the great healer😂
All of these cancer patients are no unfortunate coincidence. We are living in a toxic environment and culture. I pray that you and your family are doing well.
Agree!!
GMO's are likely the cause.
The insane Covid Jabs might be a reason as well.. Cases of Cancer and Turbocancer especially by young people are exploding.. 💉💉💉💉
That is true. An unfortunately part of that "toxic environment" was wrong medical practice with the whole Corona virus thing. I won't use the "V" word.
I agree! Especially around d the yrs of 2019-2023.😮
This woman is a warrior. She is open about her experiences. I hope a miracle happens.
There's no such thing as a miracle ✨️. Time to grow up. 😶
@@alphaomega1351 miracles happen every day✨✨
@@alphaomega1351its ok if you don’t believe in them personally. Everyone doesn’t feel the same. I think miracles are very subjective depending on who you ask.
Too many young people are being diagnosed with this cancer. My prayers are with you.
Right!! This is not suppose to be a disease of the young.
@@susanwoywood6334 and prayers don't work...plus I hate people commenting my prayers are with you...but if you know them they just go straight up to bed without even praying for those people they say they pray for them...This stupid my prayers are just normal comment on social media.
I wonder does this have to do with covid shots?? Too many young people are getting cancer now.. The blood of Jesus!!!
Why does that bother YOU? @@JDIY2023 Some people believe in Prayer. Their Beliefs. You don't have to like it or tell them what you think about Prayer. Just ignore them.
Way too many. I shouldn't be getting these videos on my recommended. Does UA-cam know something I don't?!
Dear lord please watch over this beautiful soul. Watch over her kids and family. Amen
sorry the Lord dont have YT account.
@@JDIY2023Speaking of "The Lord and Prayer," really bothers you. WHY expose yourself to those words? Just keep moving past their comments.
When you said it went back to stage one, I literally said out loud, oh my God, thank you Lord! I don’t even know you and I’m soooo happy for you!!!
I learned from experience that you have to put some drama and exaggerate symptoms in order for physicians take you seriously, otherwise they say you're fine and let you go.
Thank you for pist this video and God blessed you❤
Sad but so true
8 months ago I had stage 1 colon cancer….i was 50. They removed the polyp but 2 months later they decided to do another biopsy to make sure they got it all. They did get it all, however my colon was perforated by the procedure so I had to have a colon resection and emergency ostomy. I have a huge hernia. I get my reversal and hernia repair January 30, 2024 then 2 months later I will need a colonoscopy to make sure cancer hasn’t returned. Praying for you, stay strong! So glad you advocated for your health ❤️🙏
Sending so much positivity and well wishes your way!❤
🙏 for you
GOD is with you leave all
Your anxiety and worries to him
Prayers ❤
Praying for you.
Some people have the gift that they take good/bad news in a calm way. I think it is a blessing to have that!
It's a skill that can be learnt.
It’s her faith in Christ
When you are given something so concrete, you have no choice but to accept it and move on with the help pf medical professionals to do their job; and you do your job by starting and living a healthy lifestyle: physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. Eat pure, clean fresh foods, exercise, believe in the higher powers destiny for you, spread love abd accept love, do good everyday.
@@gotcha4054 That is correct But not everybody would follow your statement only a handful. One example, I remember a news that a "celebrity" few year back was diagnosed with brain cancer and he quickly when and jump out the Golden Bridge.
Let’s be honest, some doctors are just more skilled & willing, hence the referral to get a second opinion. So glad you’re feeling better.
I'm so happy for you God is good I just recently had a lower anterior resection going on 5 weeks recovery now I'm cancer free and I pray in the name of Jesus it stays that way! Thank you for sharing your story❤
I'm going through same problem with you. I'm doing chemotherapy every two weeks for 3 years now. God is with me always,so I'm not worried or scared about this.
As I pray for all you guys, please. Our son in law 44 was just diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer they have 2 kids 9 and 11. Please pray for them
Praying for him and the family ❤️
I will pray for this speedy recovery 🙏 Amen..my husband is also diagnosed with colon cancer stage4.The faith on God is tremendously growing day by day..
Jesus help this Family that needs you, may their faith grow from this process, please show them your mercy and power🙏🏼
@@brandonsm6023 thankyou😭😭🙏
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You are beautiful! Your skin, your hair, your faith, etc... thank you for sharing your story. Prayers...
I’m taking note of her optimism and positivity during this season of her life. 💜
When I first was told how serious it was, drs said how’s you home and financial life, if these two are positive it seems the chance to fight increases drastically
I’m thankful every single morning
I really like this woman and her husband sounds so kind and concerned about her.
I was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer - that spread to my lymph nodes a year and a half ago. I had the surgery to remove the tumor and went through chemo. It was a dificult journey, but like you, I continue to receive amazing medical care and feel very blessed. Wishing you the best.
How are you now ,has the cancer gone?same thing with my relative but he has not gone through chemo yet ,,but tumour removed surgically?kindly anything yo think is vital ....thank you ....best wishes
May I know what your symptoms are? I ask God for your recovery. How is it now? In which country did you have the operation?
@@frankzhuga3203 May I know what your symptoms are? I ask God for your recovery. How is it now? In which country did you have the operation?
How are you doing now, I'm stage 3 and it has spread to my liver
@@gilda364 I wish you well what symptoms you are having
Unfortunately there are way too many doctors who shrug off their patients pain. Especially if they are women. Thank God you are ok now. Continue to stay strong in the Lord. 🙏🏻
Praying for you 😢❤🫂 My husband was diagnosed with Cancer 6 months ago. I hope you get better and have a strong support system in place.
So sorry prayers for your husband, for you and your family stay strong and positive 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 I lost my husband last year and life is so much harder without him 🥺💔
You are a beautiful young wife, mommy, and Catholic. Best wishes to you and your family. You are so blessed. I will keep you in my prayers. ❤
do you even pray before you go to bed?
I am into 10minutes of the video my tears wouldn’t stop. She is brave and beautiful. Keeping her and family in my prayers🙏🏻
My husband is an 8yr survivor of S4 CC w/Mets to liver. 💙❤️- keep the faith girl 🙏🏼
Hi there, so what treatment was given to remove cancer from the liver
So happy for..hope my husband beats S4 CC too..
@@navbharat1443 surgery.
@@shanthakumari1627 has chemotherapy treatment start for your husband!
Share your husband diet
Thank you so much for telling your story. I wish you the rest of your life cancer free. I am 66 years old and have my first hospital appointment in 2 weeks time 🙏
What an amazing story, thank you so much. My mom died of bone cancer when I was young. I am so grateful to hear that you're doing so well. I am going to get a colonoscopy now. I'll pray for you!!!
Dania you are an inspirational human being. I hope you continue to get better and experience a full recovery.
You are right that it takes so long to get a colonoscopy. I’ve waited over 6 months and finally happening next week. It was cancelled twice. Rediculous. Been having bad stomach and back pain with bowel issues. Your story was touching and so sorry you had to go through this at such a young age. You’re so strong!
You tell your story well. I hope your health continues to improve and you have a glorious and long life.
Your skin is glowing! I hope you continue to heal and get better 🤍
As someone with crohns and family who suffered with colon cancer my heart goes out to you. It is not easy and it takes a toll on everyone. You did not deserve this. I'm so sorry you have to experience this.
So proud of you. You are such a brave blessing for so many terrified souls. Bless your giant heart.
God Bless You. I hope you never have to worry about Cancer again. You have a Beautiful Family. Best wishes to you and yours. Thank God for helping you in your struggle.👍❤️
Wow.. what a story. You’re extremely courageous and tough! You go girl!
I really sat up and listened to Dania's story as I have had similar issues for a long time. Hope Dania is still with us and is doing well
Thats crazy. Im younger than her and I just had a colonoscopy. I was afraid i had colon cancer but I was completely fine and didnt even have a single polyp. I would have passed out if they had found anything. Good luck to this lady
Thanks for sharing your story and advocating for screening for younger people. I'm 51 now but had bloating in my 20s and a colonoscopy at 27. I just wanted to drop in and compliment you. I know you've been through a lot, but your skin and hair look so pretty and healthy. I'm glad you have the support of your family and God and hope you're doing well.
Immunotherapy is making advances almost on a trimester basis!! I will pray for your recovery
Do you have chemo and radiation with that? Immunotherapy
Omg! You’ve been thru it! I’m so sorry! ❤️
Sending you so much love!
Life is so unfair.
My heart goes out to you & your family.
Thank you for sharing your story. 💞💞💞
I’m so happy for you, that after so much suffering (physically and emotionally), your stage IV cancer became stage I. I didn’t know that was possible. I wonder whether a lot of pain would’ve been averted had you gotten a second opinion on the advisability of not removing the tumor (or as much of it as possible) right away. Well, hindsight is 20/20. It was sad to see a young woman having to go through such an ordeal, and delightful to hear how well you’re doing. I wish you everything good.
Bless you i🙏🙏🙏
@@danasmith6043 Thank you! Back to you! ❤️
How is she now?
We cannot explain why some people take so much of a beating in life. I m so sorry for everyone going through this terrible journey. I wish you loads of luck and pray that you live a good long life with your family ❤
I have stage 2...in remission for almost a yr..god bless you..prayers
You are one lucky little lady! I heard you say you were living in Sonoma. I’m from Napa and moved to So Cal and now in Arizona. I had pancreatic cancer. Talk about scary. I was lucky it was stage one. I had the Whipple and been cancer free for 2 years now. Good luck to you and your family. ❤
Praying for continued healing and full recovery!
I’m so happy for you! Praise God for answering your prayers! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
What a brave strong lady! I am praying for you.May you lve a long and healthy life with your beautiful family. Your husband was so supportive...that is so nice.
Thanks for your story it can help people to go see a doctor and get checked .
Omg I had so much anxiety listening to what you went through. God bless you and keep you healthy and positive!!!
What a great outcome! Sending prayers for your continued recovery.
You have a wonderful personality and a positive attitude. May you be blessed with a long happy life
Prayers go out to you and your family for a safe and speedy recovery! 🙏
Keeping you in my prayers. The Lord is the best physician...so glad you know Him!
Thank you for your story- stay strong-we are continuing to pray for full recovery ❤❤❤
My heart goes out to you! Praying for your recovery! 🙏🏼
How does anyone go through something this big without the Lord. !!!!!
Praise the Lord..... praying it never returns. !
I can understand how difficult it must have been for you to talk about it and go all through this. May God bless you and I pray for your speedy recovery.
I’m so happy to hear about your healing journey. Hoping for a full recovery for you.
You have been through so much…. I’m so happy for you that your husband is a good, supportive man. ❤❤❤
Thk you. So glad you went to ER. So happy that you have done so well. Xxx
Diana, you gave awesome advise at the end of your interview! Know your body and be a strong advocate for yourself! I am a 2 time colorectal cancer survivor. I was 39 the first time I was diagnosed and was lucky enough to have a good doctor that listened to me. I got goose bumps when I heard the good news that you were doing so well. Enjoy your life with your beautiful family and keep all your appointments and stay with it!!!!!! God Bless!!
Dania is so strong. We can see through the calm and positive way she speaks
I watched it from devastating news to sigh of relief!
Dear god praying for this lady! Beautiful and brave
It really, really upsets me that the first oncologist refused to consider surgery for you, especially since you're so young! I'm SO grateful you got a second opinion! Yes! Self advocating is crucial! And praying and faith tops everything! You're a beautiful, loving, wife and mother and I pray the Lord gives you life to old age where you can enjoy your children and grandchildren. Love and hugs to you and your precious family! ❤❤❤
And today, you look wonderful and your story, including your husband's advocacy is important for everyone! Don't settle with symptoms, you're story is so right!
You are very brave. Praying for your healing.
May God continue to surround you with love and healing.
May you continue to heal! Thank you for sharing. This is your testimony. God is great.
Prayers for your full recovery. You are a strong, positive young woman who deserves to live a full life. Thank you for your message about advocating for yourself and not caving in to cavalier attitudes about your concerns by some doctors. All the best to you and your family.
Wow, what an amazing story. Thank you for sharing it and letting us all know to be proactive! Your husband sounds like an amazing man, very smart and loving. May you and your family have many blessings..💜
So glad you are doing better! Stay healthy
Sending prayers for a complete recovery
Thank you for sharing. Wishing you a full and continued recovery. God bless. 🙏
Thrilled for the progress you have seen.
Unfortunately, my loved one was not an advocate for herself. She was afraid to question her doctors. She downplayed her situation to her family. It was too late when her family found out. She passed away a week ago at age 55.
So sorry for your loss. God bless her soul and bless you and all who are suffering her loss.
I'm so sorry💙Sending love
I’m so very sorry for your loss 🙏🏽 sending you love and prayers
How many years she's become cancer free . And what she did for her diet sir , that she reached 55 yrs old from 35 years old ... May i know sir if you never mind , im from philippines
So sorry ..it runs in my family bad
Thank you for sharing your journey with colon cancer. #1 be proactive is what I get from this. Get second opinions, educate yourself, and trust in God that He will guide you.
May 2020 yes the bloating and feeling pregnant my gastroenterologist ordered CT scan and they found 6cm tumor. June 2020:surgeon removed all the cancer and did a resection. Now stage 2b no cancer in lymph nodes.
Thankfully God was with me and guided me. My 2nd opinion Oncologist wasn’t the right choice. Just had PET in September and still NED.
Yes being PROACTIVE is what saved your life. What amazing results you are having and pray God continues to heal you 💖
My mom passed in 13 at 62 from colon cancer. She found out at 59 and was stage 4. I get my colonoscopy regularly since it's in my family. My mom's grandmother's sister had it and survived. I'm glad people are talking about it.
I was diagnosed in stage 3 Signet ring cell adenocarcinoma Colorectal Cancer. unfortunatly it has gone in stage IV and spread in my peritoneal. after a cycles of chemo and targeted therapy it has able to operated but cytroductive surgery with Hipec. still I'm Fighting from last 10 Month. Don't loose hope everything can be possible..!!
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My husband is 48 n diagnosed with S4 CC just a month ago. please give more details about ur diet and surgery..It will be very helpful to me..
How you doing?
I am watching this because I have issues in my stomach. This month I will request for abdominal ultrasound and I want colonoscopy. I am somtimes overthinking now🙏
Go for the colonoscopy and an endoscopy if you can.
Get a capsule endoscopy-colonoscopy instead. It goes through the small intestine too, and anesthesia is not needed. It takes 2 pictures every second. The regular one, doesn't go through the small intestine.
You’re not overthinking…you’re advocating for yourself! 🫶🏽🤍
Do it! Do not wait. I waited for almost 2 years to get my colonoscopy when I first saw blood on my stool for first and last time but it was bright red- attributed to hemorrhoid.. then had leakage forca week. Attributed to it being summertime and possibly sweat. I am stage 1 thankfully but I still am waiting for a CT Scan to see the rest of my abdomen and chest to make sure nothing else is lurking.
@@gotcha4054 why did you wait 2 years?
Pido por ti Dania! Dios pase su bendita mano trayendo orden divino y sanacion a tu cuerpo. Todo es posible para el!
Thank god your husband asked about immunotherapy!!!!!!! Imagine all those who don't have an advocate
Thank God they saved you. ❤
Thank you for sharing your story.I’m so glad you got through this in a positive way. Sending love and hugs from Australia ❤
After watching your video ive decided to have my knee checked out. On the bottom of left knee it started hurting so bad one day out of the blue and its been that way for several months. Its time. Thank you. Im glad youre doing so much better. God Bless you
Good luck ❤
Prayers said for continued healing
Dania, You are beautiful in every way! Thank you so much for sharing your story! May God continue to bless you and your beautiful family ♥️🙏🏼🌹💐🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
You are so radiant, beautiful glowing energy, keep your faith and positivity. You are an inspiring presence of love.
Wishing you a complete recovery 🙏🌈🙏
God bless you. Praying for your continued recovery.
Sharing my story:
From having bouts of acid reflux to the point of not being able to swallow my food or drink with in a matter of weeks. Having bouts of throwing up. Going to my gastro he kept insisting that there was nothing wrong even after repeated endoscopy and colonoscopy tests. My primary doctor, god bless him, would contact him insisting to do additional testing. My gastroenterologist actually got angry and recommended a psychiatrist as it was in my head. My primary sent me to the Mayo clinic in phoenix, the couldn’t find anything wrong. By now I’m in and out hospital, loosing weight, dehydrated and in so much pain in my gut and chest. My primary doctor then referred me to UCLA for a special endoscopy test. They found so many tumors up and down my esophagus, one so large that it was compressing my esophagus and cutting off my ability to eat or drink. I was sent to UC Irvine to confirm the findings. Thank god it was not cancerous however they had to remove my esophagus. The doctors said it was danger of possibly erupting and I could’ve bled out.
They created a new esophagus for me out of my stomach.
I still struggle 20 years later with eating drinking and pain. I barely hit 95 pounds. But I’m alive and I thank god for my primary doctor who would not give up on trying to find an answer and knew I wasn’t crazy!!
That gastroenterologist? The following year he was arrested for some unrelated issue in his business to do with money and unsanitary practices with medications. Yeah karma.
I live on pain management-special diet and can’t do anywhere near what I used to but I’m alive. I was only 45 when this happened. A single working mom. My employer? Kept me on for a year then eliminated my high ranking position. After 10 years with them.
That was a fascinating story. The angels are on your side.
I'm just like Diana, I've had sudden stomach since I turned 18, now I'm 30. When I asked my physician for a colonoscopy or a specialist I would be turned down. I finally got tested for celiac, which turned out to be negative. It's very frustrating and painful living like this.
Praying for your recovery ❤️🩹.
So glad to hear that you are doing well. Blessings to you and thank you for sharing your story 💛
Thank you for sharing your story my husband has been diagnosed since Oct 2021 stage 4 colon, surgery is not an option because it also spread to the perineum, he has signet ring cancer in the transverse colon. Chemo was not working and has been on Keytruda for 1 year and a half. He’s dreading a colostomy. I pray they can do a resection.