Hey man just discovered your channel and have been binge watching your vids. I also am battling cancer, stage 4 RCC with Mets to spine ribs and lungs. I did do immunotherapy treatments which helped a lot. I just wanted to write you because I really admire your strength and courage. Your stoicism is something I strive for. I will continue to follow you on your journey brother, take care
I really appreciate that and I'm so sorry you're having to go through this crap as well. I hope you are able to relax and enjoy yourself even just a little bit
I have Mets as well , it’s in my spine . I already lost my lung and a rib due to thymoma cancer . It’s back again in my spine so I’m starting to figure out a treatment plan on March 1st 2024
Ugh…when you said that when you got sick and people came for the first five minutes to support you, but we’re really making themselves feel better really hit a nerve for me… it’s spot on!!!! Did you set boundaries with these people or would you let them come back in again ? People jumping on the bandwagon is a real pet peeve of mine…. Strength to you 💜
The bald thing really exhilarating like so many people are scared to do it and the people on chemo do really have much of a choice and it's nice seeing people accept it and enjoy it
Hi ,i have just came across your channel. I am so sorry what your having to go through this decease. So many people i know have lung cancer it mind blowing. Wishing you all the best. From Australia.
Mate, right now my tooth is in agony. My appointment isn't until next Friday. My pain is nothing compared to yours. You are strong. I had Cancer, and beat it. The chemo left me with teeth issues and they decay very quickly now. It's the reason I'm in pain. I look like an addict. Thanks chemo. Sending you positive vibes mate. Stay strong.
Hey I have just been shown your channel on my feed. I had a catch up, am amazed that you have gone through all this hellish journey with this evil illness. I lost my husband with liver cancer after a two year two months battle, the cancer was always inoperable, he had palliative chemo and fought so hard, you are really helping lots of young people, cancer is becoming a epidemic, and no one is saying anything x
Here I am watching your video once again and once again I am humbled by you. You young man have a level of integrity and sincerity that brings me back over and over to your channel. My son was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at age (3) while he is 31 years old now he has been through many health setbacks over the 28 years since diagnosis, he has always been a fighter and chose to live his life too the best of his ability. I know it’s a different diagnosis than yours they are both chronic and life changing. I think you both have so much to offer to this life by just being the awesome people you are. I will continue to watch your videos and cannot wait to tell my son about you. He used to be a big time gamer and has a dark beard. Keep going strong and sending good vibes.
This is an amazing Q&A video, thank you so much!!! Im blown away by your strength dealing with all this. They discover new treatments all the time now, so hopefully if and when chemo stops working they put you on something else that works. Sending you good vibes and virtual hugs from Florida!!!
Just stumbled across this. I'm a kidney cancer survivor, and I just wanted to tell you that I'm sending you the best. You seem like a truly lovely person. Hang in there. ❤
Oh my,..how does cancer disease progress from stage 2 to 4 within 2 yrs while patient is under chemo n the other therapies...??,.. CDC needs to develop a drug to completely stop metastasis,...other too many people are suffering across the world,...get well soon though we need you back in normal activities soonest possible....!!
You show so much modesty and consideration in your answers, and you said this thing that is 'out of your control', how does someone accept this? It looks simple, but is a hard and complicated process of understanding and living it. We hardly accept things we don't like in our life, from not having enough sugar in our coffee to dealing with our own mortality, we just like having control. Take care, dear soul
The scariest part to me is that pain and discomfort won't get better, it will get worse until I die. Medication helps but the usual coping mechanism of knowing it will get better doesn't work because I know it won't. The main thing I'm afraid of is the last days before I die, they're going to be the worst.
I understand completely I know the outcome of my situation and I'm okay with it but I accepted it a long time ago. I'm sorry I wish I could say something to take those fears away
Hospice will help you with stronger medication. You will be in little to no pain if given proper care. I took care of my mom with hospice help. Sorry this is happening to you both. 💚🙏
Talan , to relieve you of your stress near the end . Have a treatment protocol Ready to make you feel happy and comfortable. Music and and awesome pain Meds and if you feel any anxiety have anti anxiety meds . You are continuing On in a different energy. Peace and comfort to you .
I've decided to not increase my pain or anti anxiety medication any further, I want to stay lucid as long as I can. I've put in a directive to not increase them even if I'm not responsive and I now have a DNR. Now it's a wait to see if there really is an afterlife or if it's all a cope.
Hey , I'm a new sub. Something bought me to your channel for a reason. I'm battling stage e with secondary in my spine and gastro tract and kidney issues. You sound like such a genuine, warm, gentle and kind soul. I don't think we can think about delaying treatment or chemo etc and that possibly being a cause later on of something else. The treatment we have is brutal, both mentally and takes a tol on our bodies. We have to have a quality of life, with pain management, good days with more energy to do the things in life that make us feel alive. The cigaretts, red meat etc, chemo you pushed back may not have made a difference to anything. I know others who run marathons, eat healthy and clean, don't smoke, do drugs, drink and sleep 8 hours a day and love their jobs. It's nothing we do. It just seems that this, just finds too many people and it's not fair. Nothing is definate with our treatment. I've certainly put off mine to have a better quality of life for a while. You're such an inspiration and been through so much more than me, and yet you're so calm, collected and in control of this. I know we all have days, weeks and moments which just hit us like a wave and flood our thoughts. Emotions run high and I find it hard to just carry on sometimes. Doom is an awesome, classic game. Hugs and best wishes. Hoping you have more good days buddy. Thinking of you and wishing you all the best each day. I'm in the UK England. x
You've done a phenomenal job on this video, answering everyone's questions and concerns and providing us all with information. My husband's passing many years ago led me to return to school and enter the medical field. Seeing what others have gone through, physically and mentally, is humbling. Life is precious and I have learned to be kind and patient to all living things. I admire your courage, integrity and knowledge regarding your cancer. Mike, I wish you the best of health in the coming days ahead and continue to send positive thoughts, hugs and love.❤❤
For some reason once I was diagnosed the 2nd time me and my mom took charge and decided we're going to educate ourselves on what we're about to go through. I'm glad these videos are helping in any way possible.
Hi from Scotland 😊 Thank you for sharing your life. Live it to the fullest, and enjoy your moments and memories. None of us know when it is our time, and we can't live life worrying. You have the right attitude, chilled and calm. Prayers ❤️
I recently subscribed to your channel. I love your ability to talk freely about you journey. You have a great sense of humor and also a very cool "radio voice". I am Canadian and truly at a loss when it comes to the American medical system. It makes no sense at all. Sending you good wishes and look forward to watching your entire playlist.
Hey Mike, to answer your question my grandpa has 2 stoma’s. He had 1 block in colon, than another a month later. I was shocked when he came out of surgery the second time with another Stoma. I was volunteered as his nurse, I took care of him and all that goes along until he got them reversed.. He couldn’t take care of himself. Thank you for opening up to Us. Blessings.
I too just discovered your channel. Love pop tarts and I'm almost 69 yrs old. I just started oxyplatin and Flomax or f4? Anyway I have stage 4 metastic colon/ liver cancer. One treatment and so sick. I had illeostomy for a yr reversed in September. I've had severe diarrhea since Aug 21 none stop . I will do this go around of chemo as I am old, lost 50lb and look 100 lol. You are so young, keep playing music..it's always been my go to.without family friends music and books I'd be lost. Pot helps w nausea but not enough. I wish I would have kept my illeostomy do to diarrhea. Rock on young man! I just subbed so hope to hear some music when you're ready!
I’m so glad you have family to help take care of you. 🙏 I missed this video yesterday because I take care of my mom but I came on tonight to get caught up. So nice of you to answer questions from your followers. I’m praying for you 🙏
Hey man, Watching your video is an odd experience. I have always found cancer fascinating, and I found your channel when I was doing research into colon cancer. But watching your video, you see a person and not the illness because you see so many people just kind of give up or lose themselves, so it is nice to see just a normal dude going through this and being like, yeah, I'm chill. I am low-key kinda curious about all the chemos you have done. Stay strong, hang in there, and things will get better.
Hi Mike! Quick question for ya! What is your favorite beverage? With Chemo, Dad’s interest in food diminished, but he was able to drink fluids. So, what’s in your cup? Praying for strength and that you have more good days than bad! ❤
I’m a casual gamer. My first game was EverQuest. Then it got boring. Didn’t play for a few years, then I started World of Warcraft. I still play and I’m enjoying it on a casual basis. No more than an hour a day. I really like your channel. I love listening to you. I’ve had stage 3 colon cancer. Xx
I came across your page a few days ago and you truly seem like such an awesome guy. You just have such a peaceful vibe-despite the hell you have and are going through. Thank you for sharing-I truly hope for the best for you and I would love to see a video about your daily life. I hope you are able to still go do things for you once in a while. Take care ❤
Thanks for answering my question. Also just wanna add, while bad habits and stress can cause cancer and even genetics is still roll of the dice getting it . I will be watching every video you post,really hoping for the best for you .
I first found your channel thru your cancer vlog. I'm so sorry you are going thru this. I love gaming. My brother had cancer when he was 31. He is 43 now. I'm very grateful he survived but he has a bunch of health issues related to the treatment and the cancer itself. You are very brave to share your journey. I wish you all the best!
You have a very calm voice and you're also very good at communicating you gained a sub my friend. Also i really hope you get better into this situation you're in, best wishes.
I find it so frustrating it took this for UA-cam to start suggesting your channel to people. You’re absolutely someone I’d enjoy watching, I’m just mad it took so long! I’ll be binging vids for a bit…but nice to have this little in depth video for a better peek into who you are 🖤
I started playing binding of isaac recently! Its so fun :) I'm glad youre so open in this conversation, i find it very important. I hope you have a nice day, thank you for your videos ❤
I’ve just seen your channel bro! I have Brain Cancer and Crohn’s disease, and because my Crohn’s is so aggressive I also have an ileostomy!😂 I’m one of the first in the UK to of had a 13 hour awake Brain operation!👌🏼😂 Stay strong man!💜
Pretty impressed by your attitude. I’m 67 with Stage IV kidney cancer. My Immunotherapy has stopped working so, I’m headed back to Chemo. There goes my hair again. Take care Son.
I'm from Sweden and I do genealogy. If want to learn more about your ancestors over here I'd love to look into it 😊 I always find other people's family history more exciting than my own and it doesn't take long to just take a peek. Much love from the North! ❤
I’m a gamer too! I have been for about 30 years. My first was Sim Earth. Those were early days of gaming. They have come. One way. I’ve plays WoW since vanilla. I was hoping you played that. We’re far apart in age but have a lot of the same interests. I loved today’s video. Learning about you. Your life is so interesting and you have such a soothing voice . Praying for you and wishing you peace, health and happiness.
Hey friend, I'm truly amazed on how you are taking the fact that you have cancer, First and foremost, I just not to long ago went through chemo, surgery and then a cysectomy,fr.bladder cancer ,wearing a urostomy now, I personally was scared to death when I first found out, but like you stated you're not in control of it, that's the worst partof it, But what can we do about it, (nothing.).. Im still here like you, there's a reason why, we just dont know why, So being still alive Im going to live my life to the foolest, and pray that you do the same, Take care of yourself sir I pray that you go into remission.God Bless you.
thanks for sticking with this. You’re an inspiration to stop worrying about nonsensical stressors in life and enjoy the minutes as they go by. I picked up my guitar again the other day myself after a year of no playing. Callouses are gone and fingers are hurting. 😂
I hope you have a miracle happen and your cancer goes into remission for years. I’ve seen that happen with a cousin of mine. But if it doesn’t happen I hope you continue to have peace. I say continue as you appear to have it in your videos. Last year I was diagnosed with a low grade bladder cancer which certainly got my attention. But fortunately it was a kind that was/is very treatable. I had 6 weeks of immunotherapy which has a very high effective rate for my kind of cancer. So far so good. I will have lots of follow ups but that’s fine. I’m retired so I have plenty of time to deal with it. I don’t know why I’m telling you my story other than to say I’ve been in the cancer club too. My brother was too but he got a bad kind and he wasn’t as fortunate. Cancer is simply a beast. Best of luck you. I will be following you.
Hey there !!! I’m Rose, 67 year old retired social worker with a 50 year old Son Your Q n A came up on my feed !! Stopped , listened and can see clearly how and why you’re so popular!!🥰. You are soooo Relatable and let’s not forget cute ! You are just real !! There are a lot of lonely people out there in cyber universe and listening to you Is time well spent. I’ve just been dx with Cancer and too belong to a tribe I never asked to join lol I’m gonna stick around ! Your realness and topic have my attention 🥰
My son is playing online in his room as I type this…sounds fun, love it when he laughs, still - he’s 25…i think it’s cool you can play with people from different states/countries. He’s had some of the same friends for several years. Do you have gamer friends from other states/countries? I grew up with Atari and Nintendo, enjoy any of those retro games? OMG my son plays Isaac….so odd/depressing and a far cry from frogger and Mario Bros…lol, to each his own. He doesn’t let me play bc I’ll screwup his stats, progress…..how rude, lol. Everyone has a story and I am happy the feedback you’re getting is helping you. I worked in hospice for several years and that experience changed me, forever and for the good. Learned a lot, took care of a lot of good people, married couples for 72 years to young parents with children under 6, veteran’s…..we’ve all walked different paths, came from different walks of life, some people have good support, some don’t….having compassion is key, we can all be kind, listen and help if we can. I’m sorry for this diagnosis, you can help others, and are in these videos….I love your cool headed take on life and humor is invaluable! Stay positive kiddo, I’m rooting for you.
Keep fighting the good fight. Life is hard. My grandmother just passed and tomorrow is her wake. 😭 Love is so strong in this world like my love for her and your fans for you. ❤ much love I’m sending and prayers. God bless you always.
I have breastcancer, worked as a nurse before. But seriously , I don t wantt to know about my camcer. I do the treatments, I can endure .Everything goes as it should. I just enjoy live, as far as it goes. Can t change it anyway...
I’m sorry for what you are going through. I am watching you taking questions. As far as music goes Queen has pulled me out of many bad places in my life. I wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for their music. I have a personal connection to their music through my brother. I am a 60’s child lol I have been a gamer for over 30 years. Every night I play 7 days to die and Robocop. I play all kinds of genres but those are my fav right now. I wish you all the best. Keep fighting!
I feel u bruda.. Im 33y old had 4 big surgery , i have ileostomy too , they left half of my colon to "rest" but now its completly inflamed.. now i need to go on total proctecotmy to sewn my down.. Im gaming too for over a 17 years..I dont have cancer... but have big issues fightning chron..
So... years of exhaustion (and other issues) they just found a 6" tumor and other issues.. getting the full scan in 3 days, then consult, then who knows. I'm an older gamer.. love to play as it gives me a connection to real peeps albeit online.
I love how you speak you have a great speaking voice. You also seem like a very nice guy who does not deserve this, nobody does. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Love fr Canada ❤
❤ I love watching your video just now and I love your positive attitude. You’re such a trooper. again we’re all praying for you. I really wish you would play your guitar for us and do it in a video. Can’t wait to see the next video. Take care my friend.
I too am terrified of heights, I’ve never been on an airplane or traveled out of the United States or California. And I don’t know if I’d ever have the courage to get on an airplane but I’d like to visit Japan. It’s good to hear from you btw!
Dang, you are an amazing person. I am terminal. A word I hate. Live every breath you beautiful soul. Would love to hear you play. Please share any recordings you have❤
9 months of tests in 2000 then surgery took out 2 feet of colon and some bladder for cancer took out 12 polyps in 2004. In 2005 was told I had pancreatitis or pancreatic cancer. If it was pancreatic cancer had a month to live. Had thyroid cancer 2017 half thyroid removed. 1 31 2024 had all thyroid removed for cancer. Am 72 years old now. Keep strong and peaceful.
I have a family history of colon cancer,and want to learn as much as I can. If you could, would you have continued the additional rounds of chemo that were offered to you but you didn't take (you describedthis in one of your vids)? Do you think that might have made a difference? Do you have a family history? Did you used to eat a lot of processed meat and red meat?
Lots of processed and red meats (from Texas love me some BBQ) no family history that intertwines with my cancer, and I took a break from chemo when I first started and I believe if I didn't it would've made a difference. My first chemo combination was FOLFOX if you want to look that up
Really enjoyed watching this. My dad has had a lifetime of bowel problems (not had to have any surgery though) and he found Arrowroot was the best thing for loose bowels. It’s a completely natural form of starch (sometimes called arrowroot flour or arrowroot powder) and has almost no taste. Various ways to consume it depending on what food you like. There are even arrowroot biscuits (what you call cookies) which are quite plain and have a moderate amount baked in. Dad would alternate between diarrhoea and constipation when taking medication for it but the arrowroot is a bit more consistent. Give it a google.
I’m so sad now 😝😂 WOW was such a great game back in the day. It was the only game I really ever played (so addictive) but there is NO way I would play it now. 😢 then again, I’m one to talk since it was the only game I played 😂😂. Thank you for answering the questions and I would still love the day in the life (but only if you feel up to it. I know how much work goes into it and I don’t want to overwork and stress you out. It’s the last thing I want 😢 I’m here regardless 😊 💪🥰
Jelly Babies are amazing. If you enjoy scifi and want something to lift your spirits, the 4th Doctor (from Doctor Who) often ate them during episodes. Might help you feel less alone?
If you don't mind I have some suggestions that might help with your stoma. Firstly, drink plenty of water, I know it sounds counter- intuitive but your body needs it especially with a high output stoma, but sip it your stomach can't absorb a great rush of water. Secondly try having six or seven small meals a day and make sure there is carbohydrates in them, pasta rice potatoes etc. Milk shakes, Ice-cream, chips (french fries) mashed potatoes and jelly babies (jubes) are good. When you eat meat make sure it is shredded. Some foods don't digest well, mushrooms, peas and corn are just a few, chop or mash them finely. You do need tons of protein, as it really helps you heal, so eggs and beans are good (if somewhat noisy). I would make extra and freeze smaller amounts so it was already there waiting, get family and friends to do this when they cook - as long as they a decent cooks. Thirdly stay away from highly processed foods (pop tarts probably come under this heading) look at the ingredients on the packaging the bigger the list usually the higher the processing, and if there are lots of numbers listed, you really don't want to go there. Don't eat or drink anything with artificial sweeteners or nitrates or sulphates, ham, salami etc - they may and usually do cause a very liquid output. Fourthly make sure that when you a prescribed medication it is not time release it can be in and out of your system before you get the full benefit. I hope you dont mind these suggestions, they are from my personal experience. I wish you the absolute best, you certainly have so many good wishes and love from around the world. Take care Jennifer
Also have you thought about getting into green juice, like kale, celery, lemon, apple etc. Also wild blueberries are an excellent antioxidant. I purchase my frozen from Trader Joes.
Good to see you sweety❤ hope your doing OK sending tons of light and love. ❤🙏 Who's your fave band ? Music is so therapeutic for sure. I played saxophone, clarinet and drums. Sax being my fave then drums hated clarinet 😂
@TheBeardedGameboy I never heard of Chelsea Grin? Ima have to check em out.. I haven't actually sat and gave sleep token a chance, but have heard alot of talk about them. Good 2 see ya my friend 🙏💓🙏💓
So glad I found your channel. ❤ Do you like Dance Gavin Dance? They’re one of my favorites and based off of your music selection, I think you could like them!
Sometimes you get a promotion, sometimes you get two stomas. Those are the wisest words I have heard in a while. ❤ I hope you are having a good day. You are loved.
Hi Mike, is the peritoneum tumor contained? Its so interesting to me. My mom had colon cancer and had a tumor in the peritoneal and it spread to the liver. It was a 3 almost 4 year battle. I am glad now the medicine has come a long way and Gods Grace for you.
I’ve been scared to suggest but maybe one day you could do a tattoo tour :) or not….if that’s weird. I just noticed you have a lot and wondered about them. I also wonder about your mom. Whenever I am stuck in my feels I need to hear some Billie Holliday. It’s the polar opposite of what you enjoy ❤
Hello matey. Wishing you nothing but good stuff. I've a wee knowhow on this illness, what with my ickle mum having kicked its arse 4 times. However, the first three bouts (the third of which very nearly took her life) were when i was a kiddy during the 80s. The forth bout she endured was exactly 30 years after her third bout & i, being her carer at the time, took charge in her recovery & healing. I researched supplements 3 of which are known to be anti big C; Curcumin, Lions Mane & Selenium. I have mum take a few others for overall health like omega 3, magnesium, zinc, B complex plus a few others. BUT, BUT, BUT, BUT.....one huge benefit to your recovery will be to drastically lower your sugar intake especially glucose (forget bloody jelly babies!!!!). The big C feds & grows on sugar. And no processed proteins. I put mum on a virtually sugar free diet. Mums been big C free now for 5 years. She turns 80 this year. All she wanted was to see me reach the age of 18.... I'm 45. I'll check in with you again soon. Remember.....no friggin sugar!😉
just thought about 2 new interesting questions for the future q&a 🌟 1. what's your relationship with your tumor, what emotions does it bring up when you see/feel it under the skin. Do you hate it or more like indifferent? For me I went through a phase of hating and constantly looking at my veins/blood like its poison, I wonder if anyone else has that 2. Sorry this might be inappropriate but its something I've never heard anyone talk about..how did your condition affect your sex life?
Oh I like those questions, and you don't have to worry about being inappropriate there's questions that people want to know and I'm being fully open and honest about everything. I was also thinking about answering random questions here and there with UA-cam shorts I just don't know if people would watch them
Thanks for answering my question. I've heard of the Binding of Issac but never played it. I'll have to look on Steam to see if they sell it. Hmm, so currently my favorite game is Cyberpunk 2077. it's my current obsession. Steam says I have 1,008 hours wow, lol. I also really like horror games, I've played some RE too and really liked it. Haven't tried Amnesia but I bought it. Damn I need to play that one, too. I also got Baldur's Gate 3 lately cause it won game awards and so far I really like it even though it's not the type of game I normally play. My other favorite games are Mass Effect trilogy, Deus Ex Mankind Divided and Human Revolution, the Dishonored 1 and 2, and fAllout 4. Oh, and the first Dying Light is so fun.
Hey man just discovered your channel and have been binge watching your vids. I also am battling cancer, stage 4 RCC with Mets to spine ribs and lungs. I did do immunotherapy treatments which helped a lot. I just wanted to write you because I really admire your strength and courage. Your stoicism is something I strive for. I will continue to follow you on your journey brother, take care
I really appreciate that and I'm so sorry you're having to go through this crap as well. I hope you are able to relax and enjoy yourself even just a little bit
I have Mets as well , it’s in my spine . I already lost my lung and a rib due to thymoma cancer . It’s back again in my spine so I’m starting to figure out a treatment plan on March 1st 2024
He looks like he's is dying 😢😢
@@bobs1356you don’t have to say that so bluntly 😢
@@bobs1356Apart from having lost a lot of weight, he looks great, like a slender vegan.
Ugh…when you said that when you got sick and people came for the first five minutes to support you, but we’re really making themselves feel better really hit a nerve for me… it’s spot on!!!! Did you set boundaries with these people or would you let them come back in again ? People jumping on the bandwagon is a real pet peeve of mine…. Strength to you 💜
Oh no boundaries set but lessons learned for sure won't be making the same mistakes
I have stage 3 Lung cancer and have gone bald. I love the bald thing; people are so kind and treat me really well now. There is a difference.
I'm sorry you are going through this.
The bald thing really exhilarating like so many people are scared to do it and the people on chemo do really have much of a choice and it's nice seeing people accept it and enjoy it
Sending prayers light and love❤🙏
Hi ,i have just came across your channel. I am so sorry what your having to go through this decease. So many people i know have lung cancer it mind blowing. Wishing you all the best. From Australia.
Happy you are with family and not alone. Would love to hear you play the guitar ❤
Happy Birthday Mike! Sending love and hugs. Prayers that you’ll be able to continue chemo on Monday. ❤
Mate, right now my tooth is in agony. My appointment isn't until next Friday. My pain is nothing compared to yours. You are strong. I had Cancer, and beat it. The chemo left me with teeth issues and they decay very quickly now. It's the reason I'm in pain. I look like an addict. Thanks chemo. Sending you positive vibes mate. Stay strong.
I feel you on that tooth crap cause it's done/doing the same to me I hope your appointment goes well and they can help you with the pain
Hey I have just been shown your channel on my feed. I had a catch up, am amazed that you have gone through all this hellish journey with this evil illness. I lost my husband with liver cancer after a two year two months battle, the cancer was always inoperable, he had palliative chemo and fought so hard, you are really helping lots of young people, cancer is becoming a epidemic, and no one is saying anything x
Here I am watching your video once again and once again I am humbled by you. You young man have a level of integrity and sincerity that brings me back over and over to your channel. My son was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at age (3) while he is 31 years old now he has been through many health setbacks over the 28 years since diagnosis, he has always been a fighter and chose to live his life too the best of his ability. I know it’s a different diagnosis than yours they are both chronic and life changing. I think you both have so much to offer to this life by just being the awesome people you are. I will continue to watch your videos and cannot wait to tell my son about you. He used to be a big time gamer and has a dark beard. Keep going strong and sending good vibes.
May God bless you with a long healthy life... keep going. you are strong.
This is an amazing Q&A video, thank you so much!!! Im blown away by your strength dealing with all this. They discover new treatments all the time now, so hopefully if and when chemo stops working they put you on something else that works. Sending you good vibes and virtual hugs from Florida!!!
Just stumbled across this. I'm a kidney cancer survivor, and I just wanted to tell you that I'm sending you the best. You seem like a truly lovely person. Hang in there. ❤
What was ur cancer stage when u were diagnosed?????
when i was first diagnosed in 2015 it was stage 2. In 2017 when it came back it was stage 4
Oh my,..how does cancer disease progress from stage 2 to 4 within 2 yrs while patient is under chemo n the other therapies...??,.. CDC needs to develop a drug to completely stop metastasis,...other too many people are suffering across the world,...get well soon though we need you back in normal activities soonest possible....!!
@@antonygikonyo7914 it doesn't happen in all cancers , it happens in some aggressive cancers only coz they become resistant to chemo and radiotherapy
For all those who are going through life with cancer my love and prayers " But you're going to kick Cancers ass" STANDING UP TO CANCERS
You show so much modesty and consideration in your answers, and you said this thing that is 'out of your control', how does someone accept this? It looks simple, but is a hard and complicated process of understanding and living it. We hardly accept things we don't like in our life, from not having enough sugar in our coffee to dealing with our own mortality, we just like having control.
Take care, dear soul
Love your videos. You are so brave and brutally honest. I wish and pray for you to find peace. ❤
The scariest part to me is that pain and discomfort won't get better, it will get worse until I die. Medication helps but the usual coping mechanism of knowing it will get better doesn't work because I know it won't. The main thing I'm afraid of is the last days before I die, they're going to be the worst.
I understand completely I know the outcome of my situation and I'm okay with it but I accepted it a long time ago. I'm sorry I wish I could say something to take those fears away
Hospice will help you with stronger medication. You will be in little to no pain if given proper care. I took care of my mom with hospice help.
Sorry this is happening to you both. 💚🙏
Talan , to relieve you of your stress near the end . Have a treatment protocol
Ready to make you feel happy and comfortable. Music and and awesome pain
Meds and if you feel any anxiety have anti anxiety meds . You are continuing
On in a different energy. Peace and comfort to you .
I've decided to not increase my pain or anti anxiety medication any further, I want to stay lucid as long as I can. I've put in a directive to not increase them even if I'm not responsive and I now have a DNR. Now it's a wait to see if there really is an afterlife or if it's all a cope.
Hey , I'm a new sub. Something bought me to your channel for a reason. I'm battling stage e with secondary in my spine and gastro tract and kidney issues. You sound like such a genuine, warm, gentle and kind soul. I don't think we can think about delaying treatment or chemo etc and that possibly being a cause later on of something else. The treatment we have is brutal, both mentally and takes a tol on our bodies. We have to have a quality of life, with pain management, good days with more energy to do the things in life that make us feel alive. The cigaretts, red meat etc, chemo you pushed back may not have made a difference to anything. I know others who run marathons, eat healthy and clean, don't smoke, do drugs, drink and sleep 8 hours a day and love their jobs. It's nothing we do. It just seems that this, just finds too many people and it's not fair. Nothing is definate with our treatment. I've certainly put off mine to have a better quality of life for a while. You're such an inspiration and been through so much more than me, and yet you're so calm, collected and in control of this. I know we all have days, weeks and moments which just hit us like a wave and flood our thoughts. Emotions run high and I find it hard to just carry on sometimes. Doom is an awesome, classic game. Hugs and best wishes. Hoping you have more good days buddy. Thinking of you and wishing you all the best each day. I'm in the UK England. x
You've done a phenomenal job on this video, answering everyone's questions and concerns and providing us all with information. My husband's passing many years ago led me to return to school and enter the medical field. Seeing what others have gone through, physically and mentally, is humbling. Life is precious and I have learned to be kind and patient to all living things. I admire your courage, integrity and knowledge regarding your cancer. Mike, I wish you the best of health in the coming days ahead and continue to send positive thoughts, hugs and love.❤❤
For some reason once I was diagnosed the 2nd time me and my mom took charge and decided we're going to educate ourselves on what we're about to go through. I'm glad these videos are helping in any way possible.
Prayers for you sweet man 🙏🏽🤍🤍🤍
Bless you , you are a beautiful soul , much love from Scotland
This was so fascinating. Thank you. Praying for you.
Hi from Scotland 😊
Thank you for sharing your life. Live it to the fullest, and enjoy your moments and memories. None of us know when it is our time, and we can't live life worrying. You have the right attitude, chilled and calm. Prayers ❤️
I recently subscribed to your channel. I love your ability to talk freely about you journey. You have a great sense of humor and also a very cool "radio voice". I am Canadian and truly at a loss when it comes to the American medical system. It makes no sense at all. Sending you good wishes and look forward to watching your entire playlist.
Thanks for being so honest and transparent….i wish only the best for you from Canada 🇨🇦…keep fighting…keep doing the things you love…
Hey Mike, to answer your question my grandpa has 2 stoma’s. He had 1 block in colon, than another a month later. I was shocked when he came out of surgery the second time with another Stoma. I was volunteered as his nurse, I took care of him and all that goes along until he got them reversed.. He couldn’t take care of himself.
Thank you for opening up to Us. Blessings.
Alrighty then well I'm glad Im not the only person to go through that. How long did he have the 2 stomas
@@thatguymike91 from what I remember about 6 months..
😂 bestfriend!!!! Lets allllll be besties 🙌🫶🏻
I too just discovered your channel. Love pop tarts and I'm almost 69 yrs old. I just started oxyplatin and Flomax or f4? Anyway I have stage 4 metastic colon/ liver cancer. One treatment and so sick. I had illeostomy for a yr reversed in September. I've had severe diarrhea since Aug 21 none stop . I will do this go around of chemo as I am old, lost 50lb and look 100 lol. You are so young, keep playing music..it's always been my go to.without family friends music and books I'd be lost. Pot helps w nausea but not enough. I wish I would have kept my illeostomy do to diarrhea. Rock on young man! I just subbed so hope to hear some music when you're ready!
I’m so glad you have family to help take care of you. 🙏
I missed this video yesterday because I take care of my mom but I came on tonight to get caught up. So nice of you to answer questions from your followers.
I’m praying for you 🙏
I know so many people are curious whether they have the disease or not so why not be real with people 😊
Hey man,
Watching your video is an odd experience. I have always found cancer fascinating, and I found your channel when I was doing research into colon cancer. But watching your video, you see a person and not the illness because you see so many people just kind of give up or lose themselves, so it is nice to see just a normal dude going through this and being like, yeah, I'm chill. I am low-key kinda curious about all the chemos you have done.
Stay strong, hang in there, and things will get better.
I can definitely do a detailed video on each chemo/reaction I've had it's a wild experience for sure
@@thatguymike91 wow, that would be really cool if you are up for it
Hi Mike! Quick question for ya! What is your favorite beverage? With Chemo, Dad’s interest in food diminished, but he was able to drink fluids. So, what’s in your cup?
Praying for strength and that you have more good days than bad! ❤
For me on chemo? Has to be ice cold lemon and water I like the tartness because it cuts through the plastic taste I get on chemo
@@thatguymike91got’cha! It sounds refeshing. 👍🏻
I’m a casual gamer. My first game was EverQuest. Then it got boring. Didn’t play for a few years, then I started World of Warcraft. I still play and I’m enjoying it on a casual basis. No more than an hour a day. I really like your channel. I love listening to you. I’ve had stage 3 colon cancer. Xx
I came across your page a few days ago and you truly seem like such an awesome guy. You just have such a peaceful vibe-despite the hell you have and are going through. Thank you for sharing-I truly hope for the best for you and I would love to see a video about your daily life. I hope you are able to still go do things for you once in a while. Take care ❤
Thanks for answering my question. Also just wanna add, while bad habits and stress can cause cancer and even genetics is still roll of the dice getting it . I will be watching every video you post,really hoping for the best for you .
I first found your channel thru your cancer vlog. I'm so sorry you are going thru this. I love gaming. My brother had cancer when he was 31. He is 43 now. I'm very grateful he survived but he has a bunch of health issues related to the treatment and the cancer itself. You are very brave to share your journey. I wish you all the best!
You have a very calm voice and you're also very good at communicating you gained a sub my friend. Also i really hope you get better into this situation you're in, best wishes.
I find it so frustrating it took this for UA-cam to start suggesting your channel to people. You’re absolutely someone I’d enjoy watching, I’m just mad it took so long! I’ll be binging vids for a bit…but nice to have this little in depth video for a better peek into who you are 🖤
Thank you for answering my question, have a very good day.
See you soon mister !
I’m going through skin cancer removal on my nose and tear duct. It took the VA 6 years to finally diagnose me. I feel your pain and stay strong ❤
I think your name should be sweet chill awesome human. Thanks for sharing your life with us. Continuing to pray for you.
I started playing binding of isaac recently! Its so fun :) I'm glad youre so open in this conversation, i find it very important. I hope you have a nice day, thank you for your videos ❤
I’ve just seen your channel bro! I have Brain Cancer and Crohn’s disease, and because my Crohn’s is so aggressive I also have an ileostomy!😂 I’m one of the first in the UK to of had a 13 hour awake Brain operation!👌🏼😂 Stay strong man!💜
13 hours! Holy crap that's insane. That little asshole likes to talk shit don't they lmao
Great Q&A. Thank you. Hope to hear from you soon 💙
Thank you for your openness to sharing your experiences and journey.
You are so welcome
Thanks for the very informative,interesting video. Wishing you all the best from Wales. A day in the life video would be great.
Hi, thanks for uploading these videos.Many hugs. Your story is indeed very interesting.
Pretty impressed by your attitude. I’m 67 with Stage IV kidney cancer. My Immunotherapy has stopped working so, I’m headed back to Chemo. There goes my hair again. Take care Son.
I'm from Sweden and I do genealogy. If want to learn more about your ancestors over here I'd love to look into it 😊 I always find other people's family history more exciting than my own and it doesn't take long to just take a peek.
Much love from the North! ❤
Sending you so much love from Northern California 💙
I’m a gamer too! I have been for about 30 years. My first was Sim Earth. Those were early days of gaming. They have come. One way. I’ve plays WoW since vanilla. I was hoping you played that. We’re far apart in age but have a lot of the same interests. I loved today’s video. Learning about you. Your life is so interesting and you have such a soothing voice . Praying for you and wishing you peace, health and happiness.
I appreciate your videos and your sense of humor
Sending you love from Australia!! Praying for you ❤
Hey friend, I'm truly amazed on how you are taking the fact that you have cancer, First and foremost, I just not to long ago went through chemo, surgery and then a cysectomy,fr.bladder cancer ,wearing a urostomy now, I personally was scared to death when I first found out, but like you stated you're not in control of it, that's the worst partof it, But what can we do about it, (nothing.).. Im still here like you, there's a reason why, we just dont know why, So being still alive Im going to live my life to the foolest, and pray that you do the same, Take care of yourself sir I pray that you go into remission.God Bless you.
I hope the best for you too and your exactly right just have to enjoy those minutes a bit more than other people
thanks for sticking with this. You’re an inspiration to stop worrying about nonsensical stressors in life and enjoy the minutes as they go by. I picked up my guitar again the other day myself after a year of no playing. Callouses are gone and fingers are hurting. 😂
Oh I know the feeling of them non calloused fingers lol but hell yeah glad you're playing again
I'm glad you are going to try jelly babies.....hope they help . Thank you for answering my question x
Not a problem 😁
I hope you have a miracle happen and your cancer goes into remission for years. I’ve seen that happen with a cousin of mine. But if it doesn’t happen I hope you continue to have peace. I say continue as you appear to have it in your videos.
Last year I was diagnosed with a low grade bladder cancer which certainly got my attention. But fortunately it was a kind that was/is very treatable. I had 6 weeks of immunotherapy which has a very high effective rate for my kind of cancer. So far so good. I will have lots of follow ups but that’s fine. I’m retired so I have plenty of time to deal with it. I don’t know why I’m telling you my story other than to say I’ve been in the cancer club too. My brother was too but he got a bad kind and he wasn’t as fortunate. Cancer is simply a beast.
Best of luck you. I will be following you.
Hey there !!! I’m Rose, 67 year old retired social worker with a 50 year old Son
Your Q n A came up on my feed !! Stopped , listened and can see clearly how and why you’re so popular!!🥰. You are soooo
Relatable and let’s not forget cute !
You are just real !! There are a lot of lonely people out there in cyber universe and listening to you
Is time well spent. I’ve just been dx with Cancer and too belong to a tribe I never asked to join lol
I’m gonna stick around ! Your realness and topic have my attention 🥰
I’m from the uk and have a stoma. If you have questions, please ask. I’ve had mine for 5 years
My son is playing online in his room as I type this…sounds fun, love it when he laughs, still - he’s 25…i think it’s cool you can play with people from different states/countries. He’s had some of the same friends for several years. Do you have gamer friends from other states/countries? I grew up with Atari and Nintendo, enjoy any of those retro games? OMG my son plays Isaac….so odd/depressing and a far cry from frogger and Mario Bros…lol, to each his own. He doesn’t let me play bc I’ll screwup his stats, progress…..how rude, lol. Everyone has a story and I am happy the feedback you’re getting is helping you. I worked in hospice for several years and that experience changed me, forever and for the good. Learned a lot, took care of a lot of good people, married couples for 72 years to young parents with children under 6, veteran’s…..we’ve all walked different paths, came from different walks of life, some people have good support, some don’t….having compassion is key, we can all be kind, listen and help if we can. I’m sorry for this diagnosis, you can help others, and are in these videos….I love your cool headed take on life and humor is invaluable! Stay positive kiddo, I’m rooting for you.
I do have gaming friends all over the world. And I grew up on those original consoles 😄 nothing beats duck hunt Mario Bros all the classics
Keep fighting the good fight. Life is hard. My grandmother just passed and tomorrow is her wake. 😭 Love is so strong in this world like my love for her and your fans for you. ❤ much love I’m sending and prayers. God bless you always.
I'm so sorry for your loss 😔
@@thatguymike91 thank you so much
I have breastcancer, worked as a nurse before. But seriously , I don t wantt to know about my camcer. I do the treatments, I can endure .Everything goes as it should. I just enjoy live, as far as it goes. Can t change it anyway...
Please look into Seyfreid.
Also the benefits of fasting and C.
NO SUGAR.
Wishing you strength and healing. 💚
I’m sorry for what you are going through. I am watching you taking questions. As far as music goes Queen has pulled me out of many bad places in my life. I wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for their music. I have a personal connection to their music through my brother. I am a 60’s child lol I have been a gamer for over 30 years. Every night I play 7 days to die and Robocop. I play all kinds of genres but those are my fav right now. I wish you all the best. Keep fighting!
7dtd is one of my favorite games as well
I feel u bruda.. Im 33y old had 4 big surgery , i have ileostomy too , they left half of my colon to "rest" but now its completly inflamed.. now i need to go on total proctecotmy to sewn my down.. Im gaming too for over a 17 years..I dont have cancer... but have big issues fightning chron..
So... years of exhaustion (and other issues) they just found a 6" tumor and other issues.. getting the full scan in 3 days, then consult, then who knows.
I'm an older gamer.. love to play as it gives me a connection to real peeps albeit online.
Please keep me updated
I love how you speak you have a great speaking voice. You also seem like a very nice guy who does not deserve this, nobody does. You will be in my thoughts and prayers. Love fr Canada ❤
I really appreciate that 😊
❤ I love watching your video just now and I love your positive attitude. You’re such a trooper. again we’re all praying for you. I really wish you would play your guitar for us and do it in a video. Can’t wait to see the next video. Take care my friend.
Playing guitar is definitely a possibility 😊
@@thatguymike91 looking forward to seeing you play your guitar for us. Have a blessed day today.
I too am terrified of heights, I’ve never been on an airplane or traveled out of the United States or California. And I don’t know if I’d ever have the courage to get on an airplane but I’d like to visit Japan. It’s good to hear from you btw!
Oh Japan is another place I'd like to see
You have a very nice Voice! All the best for you! ❤
Thank you so much!!
Dang, you are an amazing person. I am terminal. A word I hate.
Live every breath you beautiful soul.
Would love to hear you play. Please share any recordings you have❤
I can't stand that word either 😢 and I can see what I can do I hope the best for you.
@@thatguymike91 all my love and prayers to you beautiful boy❤️ I'm old. You? You don't deserve this. Live, live, live❤️💪❤️
im 32 i'll be 33 this yaer
“…but then I wouldn’t be the same person.” I felt that. 🥹♥️
Very informative. Thank you so much 🙏❤️
You are so welcome! 😊
May God cover you and heal you. You are a living testimony of his Grace. Just unbelievable its nine years of battling
Love your candor, wishing you well..
9 months of tests in 2000 then surgery took out 2 feet of colon and some bladder for cancer took out 12 polyps in 2004. In 2005 was told I had pancreatitis or pancreatic cancer. If it was pancreatic cancer had a month to live. Had thyroid cancer 2017 half thyroid removed. 1 31 2024 had all thyroid removed for cancer. Am 72 years old now. Keep strong and peaceful.
Damn you've been through the ringer I'm glad you kept fighting
You have an admirable life fight going. This was my second video of yours I've seen.
I have a family history of colon cancer,and want to learn as much as I can. If you could, would you have continued the additional rounds of chemo that were offered to you but you didn't take (you describedthis in one of your vids)? Do you think that might have made a difference?
Do you have a family history?
Did you used to eat a lot of processed meat and red meat?
Lots of processed and red meats (from Texas love me some BBQ) no family history that intertwines with my cancer, and I took a break from chemo when I first started and I believe if I didn't it would've made a difference. My first chemo combination was FOLFOX if you want to look that up
Really enjoyed watching this. My dad has had a lifetime of bowel problems (not had to have any surgery though) and he found Arrowroot was the best thing for loose bowels. It’s a completely natural form of starch (sometimes called arrowroot flour or arrowroot powder) and has almost no taste. Various ways to consume it depending on what food you like. There are even arrowroot biscuits (what you call cookies) which are quite plain and have a moderate amount baked in. Dad would alternate between diarrhoea and constipation when taking medication for it but the arrowroot is a bit more consistent.
Give it a google.
Thanks a bunch I'll definitely check that out anything will help at this point
Pantera- yes!!!! Check out FFDP (Five Finger Death Punch). I think you would like them if you like Pantera.
Actually have the ffdp skull on my right shoulder
@@thatguymike91 Too cool!!
I’m so sad now 😝😂 WOW was such a great game back in the day. It was the only game I really ever played (so addictive) but there is NO way I would play it now. 😢 then again, I’m one to talk since it was the only game I played 😂😂. Thank you for answering the questions and I would still love the day in the life (but only if you feel up to it. I know how much work goes into it and I don’t want to overwork and stress you out. It’s the last thing I want 😢 I’m here regardless 😊 💪🥰
Jelly Babies are amazing. If you enjoy scifi and want something to lift your spirits, the 4th Doctor (from Doctor Who) often ate them during episodes. Might help you feel less alone?
i'll give it a watch 😃
If you don't mind I have some suggestions that might help with your stoma. Firstly, drink plenty of water, I know it sounds counter- intuitive but your body needs it especially with a high output stoma, but sip it your stomach can't absorb a great rush of water. Secondly try having six or seven small meals a day and make sure there is carbohydrates in them, pasta rice potatoes etc. Milk shakes, Ice-cream, chips (french fries) mashed potatoes and jelly babies (jubes) are good. When you eat meat make sure it is shredded. Some foods don't digest well, mushrooms, peas and corn are just a few, chop or mash them finely. You do need tons of protein, as it really helps you heal, so eggs and beans are good (if somewhat noisy). I would make extra and freeze smaller amounts so it was already there waiting, get family and friends to do this when they cook - as long as they a decent cooks. Thirdly stay away from highly processed foods (pop tarts probably come under this heading) look at the ingredients on the packaging the bigger the list usually the higher the processing, and if there are lots of numbers listed, you really don't want to go there. Don't eat or drink anything with artificial sweeteners or nitrates or sulphates, ham, salami etc - they may and usually do cause a very liquid output. Fourthly make sure that when you a prescribed medication it is not time release it can be in and out of your system before you get the full benefit. I hope you dont mind these suggestions, they are from my personal experience. I wish you the absolute best, you certainly have so many good wishes and love from around the world. Take care Jennifer
I don't mind these suggestions at all. If this is something you've experienced any tips are greatly appreciated
Live stream would be great 😊 You are such a humble & nice person.
😊 thank you
Also have you thought about getting into green juice, like kale, celery, lemon, apple etc. Also wild blueberries are an excellent antioxidant. I purchase my frozen from Trader Joes.
No I've haven't but I'll definitely look into it and I love blueberries
I think your Awesome in every way ❤
My husband had ZERO visitors while under going treatment. So Sad.
Good to see you sweety❤ hope your doing OK sending tons of light and love. ❤🙏 Who's your fave band ? Music is so therapeutic for sure. I played saxophone, clarinet and drums. Sax being my fave then drums hated clarinet 😂
I have a lot of favorite bands but currently it's Chelsea grin, sleep token, and a few others
@TheBeardedGameboy I never heard of Chelsea Grin? Ima have to check em out.. I haven't actually sat and gave sleep token a chance, but have heard alot of talk about them. Good 2 see ya my friend 🙏💓🙏💓
So glad I found your channel. ❤ Do you like Dance Gavin Dance? They’re one of my favorites and based off of your music selection, I think you could like them!
Oh yea jammed them a lot in highschool
@@thatguymike91 my type of guy lmao hell yes
@@LaurenJewel like I said in the video I'll jam to pretty much anything lol hell I've had baby shark stuck in my head for days and just accepted it 😂
@@thatguymike91 it’s all about acceptance, my man lol. Baby shark kinda goes hard tho haha. I’d honestly love to be friends
Done deal
Sometimes you get a promotion, sometimes you get two stomas. Those are the wisest words I have heard in a while. ❤ I hope you are having a good day. You are loved.
Hey sweetie, I've been catching up on your videos, I'll be keeping you in my thoughts and prayers, sending hugs xx
Been thinking about you ❤ hope you’re ok?i also noticed on one of the videos you have the supernatural tattoo very cool ❤❤
That's one of my favorite shows 😊
@@thatguymike91 mine too, I was lost when it finished
Hi Mike, is the peritoneum tumor contained? Its so interesting to me. My mom had colon cancer and had a tumor in the peritoneal and it spread to the liver. It was a 3 almost 4 year battle. I am glad now the medicine has come a long way and Gods Grace for you.
I honestly don't know if it's contained but that is a question I'll ask my oncologist
Was very informative. Thank you
You're welcome!
You seem like an awesome guy to be around. I enjoy watching your vids. Hope your doing well (as well as you can) im here if u ever need a friend
I suggest the Grateful Dead. So much fun. Love the music.
I’ve been scared to suggest but maybe one day you could do a tattoo tour :) or not….if that’s weird. I just noticed you have a lot and wondered about them. I also wonder about your mom. Whenever I am stuck in my feels I need to hear some Billie Holliday. It’s the polar opposite of what you enjoy ❤
I would love to do a tattoo tour 😊 and I'm recording a video soon of me and my parents
Hello matey. Wishing you nothing but good stuff. I've a wee knowhow on this illness, what with my ickle mum having kicked its arse 4 times. However, the first three bouts (the third of which very nearly took her life) were when i was a kiddy during the 80s. The forth bout she endured was exactly 30 years after her third bout & i, being her carer at the time, took charge in her recovery & healing. I researched supplements 3 of which are known to be anti big C; Curcumin, Lions Mane & Selenium. I have mum take a few others for overall health like omega 3, magnesium, zinc, B complex plus a few others. BUT, BUT, BUT, BUT.....one huge benefit to your recovery will be to drastically lower your sugar intake especially glucose (forget bloody jelly babies!!!!). The big C feds & grows on sugar. And no processed proteins. I put mum on a virtually sugar free diet. Mums been big C free now for 5 years. She turns 80 this year. All she wanted was to see me reach the age of 18.... I'm 45. I'll check in with you again soon. Remember.....no friggin sugar!😉
just thought about 2 new interesting questions for the future q&a 🌟
1. what's your relationship with your tumor, what emotions does it bring up when you see/feel it under the skin. Do you hate it or more like indifferent? For me I went through a phase of hating and constantly looking at my veins/blood like its poison, I wonder if anyone else has that
2. Sorry this might be inappropriate but its something I've never heard anyone talk about..how did your condition affect your sex life?
Oh I like those questions, and you don't have to worry about being inappropriate there's questions that people want to know and I'm being fully open and honest about everything. I was also thinking about answering random questions here and there with UA-cam shorts I just don't know if people would watch them
@@thatguymike91 I'm sure shorts would be popular, people are very much into short form content these days
you're not wrong, I'm guilty of it for sure lol
Thanks forthe Q&A I'm with you on planes and heights😳❤ from Australia
Thanks for answering my question. I've heard of the Binding of Issac but never played it. I'll have to look on Steam to see if they sell it. Hmm, so currently my favorite game is Cyberpunk 2077. it's my current obsession. Steam says I have 1,008 hours wow, lol. I also really like horror games, I've played some RE too and really liked it. Haven't tried Amnesia but I bought it. Damn I need to play that one, too. I also got Baldur's Gate 3 lately cause it won game awards and so far I really like it even though it's not the type of game I normally play. My other favorite games are Mass Effect trilogy, Deus Ex Mankind Divided and Human Revolution, the Dishonored 1 and 2, and fAllout 4. Oh, and the first Dying Light is so fun.
Thank you for answering my question. Can you do a livestream or another QandA? I will pray for you.
I can definitely do that 😊
You should do merch again!
I do have merch lol I'll send it in chat