Chemo is poison and not of God. Not sure why people think He gave them this issue or allowed it to happen. I'm pretty certain He did not "want" her to poison her body with man-made chemicals but whatever.
God allowed her to get cancer when he had the ability to stop it in the 1st place, yet we should praise him after the fact? How does that make logical sense?
@@Earl_TheSquirrel He did not allow her to have cancer. You are delusional if that's what you think. Your comment makes no sense. Just shows how ignorant you are.
Dear Cheryl, to have been through two prophylactic surgeries, then your surprise diagnosis and completion of chemotherapy at 66, you radiated pure joy and beauty ringing that bell. Prayers and love going up for you and all cancer warriors. 🙏❤🙏
It is sad they told her to remove body parts. The cancer can still end up in some other place. How sad. I do hope the doctor who recommended these surgeries was not a 'bad' physician.
@@KayDejaVu Those surgeries greatly reduce the risk of cancer for women with BRCA mutations and there are a lot of women that had those same surgeries who were saved because they did those surgeries. Do some research before you say stuff like that. You clearly don't know anything about BRCA mutations
@A---ti3zz Bullcrap. Removing body parts because of a "genetic mutation" doesn't solve the issue. What if those same women got cancer of the brain, blood, etc? Then what? Just because you remove ovaries, breasts, and whatever else doesn't mean you can't get cancer in other ways. We are not meant to remove body parts. We need every part of our bodies because they each have a function and work together in harmony. If we didn't, we would not have them.
the problem is you can still have potential cancer cells in your body even if the body parts were removed. that's why breast cancer can show up in other parts of the body. she's very brave and let's all pray for her health.
Cancer is a systemic problem. Tumor is just one symptom. You have to change the body condition. You can eat a healthy diet and still get inflammation and oxidative stress if you are not digesting properly, still eating foods with pesticides, living in a toxic environment and still getting exposed to toxins. Because we are getting exposed to so much toxins, you have to ensure that your liver, kidney, and lymphatic are working properly. Detoxing via your diet, binders, exercising, sweating, sun exposure, sauna and eating a variety of veggies, fruits and healthy proteins, including foods with lots of phytonutrients will help keeps the toxins load down. Most doctors don’t know what causes cancers so following their advice is not going to prevent cancer.
Ladies please don’t miss or skip your screenings and tests . I have always taken good care of myself. Don’t use salt, fats nor sugar. Did exercises. Had a clean diet. And last Tuesday I went through a Lap total hysterectomy. Cancer stage 1. It’s endometrial cancer. Im still in disbelief but my brother had thyroid cancer. He’s a survivor. He had two different types of cancer at the same time. We loss grandpa, uncles and aunts to cancer. So there’s a predisposition of cancer. Hoping my pathology results are better than expected. I’m trusting in the Lord and praying for all of us with cancer.
Experimental cowed vaxxine. Also don't get tested frequently. Tests itself starts onset of cancer. Eat sensibly, organic turmeric, garlic , ginger, kale will keep you healthy. Gerson therapy is all about good nutrient dense juices.
That probably means the cancer was already there before they removed the ovaries. At the end of the day science has limit. Wish this woman all the best.
I feel for you.I recall hearing about Minnie Riperton passing in July 79,while i was on my lunch break.I thought i will do what i need to do so that it wont happen to me.I had mammograms starting at 35,every 12 months.Was diagnosed with b.cancer in 93,2006,2009,and 2020.I am braca neg.So in spite of me doing everything i could to not be a cancer patient,I am.
(This is a long one, but one person I comment about, is a man who was treated for breast cancer, and the other, a child diagnosed, at the age of eight, with ovarian cancer. Her mother had it while carrying her). If you’ll look at diagrams of human anatomy, you’ll find that all of our organs are squished together. Some residual ovarian tissue was probably present on adjacent areas. I’m sure they did routine biopsies on the breasts, ovaries, and tubes, after their 2017 and 2018 prophylactic removals. No cancer was present, in what was removed, and there was no way for the surgeon to have known there was residual tissue. BRCA positive (1&2) ovarian, breast, (and even pancreatic cancers), are particularly sneaky, and VERY strong! I’ve know several people who’ve had BRCA-1, including my male cousin, who had to have a double mastectomy, and radiation. Another thing men might not be aware of is the BRCA 2 gene. It can cause all of the above (except ovarian cancer in a male), plus, it has the potential to cause aggressive prostate cancer! I also knew a 13 year old child, who died from ovarian cancer! She was my daughter’s friend 😢 Her mother had it, during her pregnancy, and we believe she was born with the cells. Her momma died, when she was very young, and her mom’s mom was raising her. Her symptoms first showed up at age 8 (EIGHT!!!), but it was in an earlier stage. With her family history, they proceeded to do a full hysterectomy, and chemo, to achieve, what they hoped would cure and prevent its return! At age 13, the cancer reappeared, and was metastatic. She only lived about 6 months. During that time, she took more chemo, and had to wear a mask everywhere, to keep other people from sharing their germs, with her, because her immune system was severely compromised. She would not even eat at a restaurant, because, let’s face it, there are nasty people in this world. Despite the chemo and its side effects, she lived those last months to the fullest. Such a beautiful soul, she was 💞🥹
@@HoneySuckle123 I’m glad. ♥️ I know it was a really long one to read. Lol Yes, it definitely is. Research is so important, because, just when we think we know all there is to know, something new pops up. Diseases evolve in order to survive treatments designed to kill them. If not for all the research, disease would claim many more lives. 😔
@@HoneySuckle123Unfortunately doctors are not taking into account yet unmitigated exposures and infections of a virus with oncogenic characteristics like the one that causes COVID-19 .
Two time cancer survivor with a cancer family history here! 🙋🏻♀️ Whether you have the BRCA gene or not, it's not the whole story when it comes to your cancer risk. It's possible to test positive and never develop cancer, or test negative and still face it, like I did twice. Early detection is super important, no matter your family history. As someone who's battled breast cancer twice (HER2+), and lost my mom to the disease at 55, I've been through BRCA genetic testing, and thankfully, I'm not a carrier. We suspect my mom's exposure to chemicals during her hairstyling days in the 70s and 80s might have played a role, or it could be from other environmental factors or diet. Everything we come into contact with exposes us to cancer risks, so regular check-ups, eating well, and staying active are key. If you're around chemicals, definitely take extra precautions like wearing proper masks, gloves, and suits. What we encounter today could affect us down the road. Stay safe and please get checked. If not for you, do it for those who need you.
Our food that most ppl buy from the store can be tainted with pesticides,hormones and preservatives.Also,stress can be so overwhelming in a person's life that it can trigger a cancer diagnosis.
Having gone thru breast cancer I hate to see ppl ringing the bell. They never tell you that doesn’t mean you don’t have cancer anymore just that you finished treatment.
Sad. First thought that came to me is maybe the removal, cutting open, surgeries to prevent the cancer, may have help the cancer to start and set the cancer free to spread. It seems that cancer is probably the most common, and sometimes most complicated disease to deal with.
I would bet that her cancer had already spread BEFORE the prophylactic surgery and the surgeon did not bother to look around her abdomen. Some just do the surgery scheduled. If they don’t look, they can’t see. Also, what are the effects of a therapeutic that is mrna based on people with a genetic disposition for certain cancers? I am so happy for this strong beautiful human. She did everything by THEIR book and still had issues. Maybe the medical establishment needs a re-write.
Some surgical methods, like morcellation, do spread cells beyond the original tumor spot. The medical community is hesitant to acknowledge they may be exacerbating the problem.
@@sc5233 No they can't but it's their responsibility to know as much as possible about their practices. Especially when lives are literally on the line
It's known that unless these prophylactic surgeries are done before age 35, they don't do much good. She waited too late. Also most ovarian cancers have been growing for 6-8 years, before they are symptomatic. This was diagnosed with cancer 4 years after her prophylactic surgeries; her ovarian cancer had already been growing at the microscopic level for several years by the time of her surgery. Ovarian cancer can begin in the ovaries, or the fallopian tubes, or the peritoneum, which is the lining of the abdominal cavity. While she had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed, the entire peritoneum cannot be removed. That's obviously where her cancer started. I wish her well.
It is strange to me that no one did genetic testing earlier. I was pushy as hell...it did take 4 years but they eventually did my genetic testing at 26.
Whewww ... I cried 😢. M6 mother died as a result of stage 3c ovarian cancer she was 69. I do not carry the gene but had a full hysterectomy and get checked yearly for ovarian cancer.
I have stage 4 ovarian cancer and most likely her cells had metastasized before her surgery. Ovarian tumors can spread far and wide before a woman knows she has cancer. When I actually felt symptoms and was diagnosed, my cancer had already spread throughout my abdominal cavity and into my chest cavity.
Maybe she got the vax. There are many deaths now from sudden aggressive cancers all over the world. Young healthy people. If she's already predisposed especially. People find out they have it- many die with days.
No she didn’t have metastasis ovarian cancer she had them remove and also both breast but came back 😢 She tried to avoid cancer so sad but learned something important today. I thought if you have ovaries removed before cancer develop we are safe.
I wanna do the genetic testing... my family history is not really known. Both my grandparents on both sides died before I was even born. I have no idea if cancer runs in my family. I recently had a mammogram. My results were densed breast makes breast cancer harder to see. So I have to go in for more testing.. I am petrified.. not so much for me but for my daughter. I know it's hereditary. My biggest fear is I've passed it to her. My friend had her breast remove after her cancer diagnosis. I had no idea even if you get parts removed, you can still get it.. didn't her dr tell her that beforehand?
No matter what the doctor tells you. We all have a “check out” date. One day, you’ll notice how much your doctor has aged. He/she will retire and die just like the rest of us. Eat healthy and exercise !!!! 🙏🏽🇺🇸🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
It's a good strategy in principle. But there are many people diagnosed with lung cancer who never smoked. We should take reasonable care of ourselves but luck plays a role in life.
Wow, that's messed up. That means that in addition to getting those surgeries, I would also be tracking the CA-125 blood test, as well as getting a scan like an MRI, just to catch something early. Even if insurance doesn't approve because you don't have a dignosis yet, pay for it yourself.
It's decreasing estrogen that is preventative. Estrogen is the catalyst to breast and ovarian cancer for BRCA 1 & 2. That is why women have both surgeries. (Including myself.)
Yes even if you have BRCA gene mutation especially after RRSO risk reducing salpingo- oophorectomy and prophylactic mastectomy She is still at risk. MDAnderson has ovarian cancer screening clinic for preventive care- Genetic mutation increase risk for ovarian cancer. Follow up every year with tumor marker CA125 and exam. Peritoneal cancer, ovarian cancer and fallopian tube cancer risk is real. Praying for her 💙
When I read in the title"...despite preventative measures." I expected to hear about 'lifestyle and nutritional changes', to see if they would be 'debunked' by the medical community, as so often they are. At the same time, as this woman had the unfortunate experience to discover, the 'preventative measures' she opted for did not offer the results she, nor her doctor, expected. 😢
How do you get ovarian cancer when the ovaries are removed ? In other words, if they were removed, how did this happen ? Why is that question not being asked ? What am I missing ?
It didn’t prevent cancer but her proactiveness saved her life. She’s so beautiful as well ❤
As an ovarian cancer survivor, I send love and healing prayers to this woman. 🙏🏻🌟💕🇨🇦
You are a rare one! I know you’re living everyday to its fullest!!!
The way she threw her arms up in praise of God as she rang that bell made me shed tears of joy. May God bless you and keep you!
Me Too! She Said OH MY GOD!
Me too!!
Chemo is poison and not of God. Not sure why people think He gave them this issue or allowed it to happen. I'm pretty certain He did not "want" her to poison her body with man-made chemicals but whatever.
God allowed her to get cancer when he had the ability to stop it in the 1st place, yet we should praise him after the fact? How does that make logical sense?
@@Earl_TheSquirrel He did not allow her to have cancer. You are delusional if that's what you think. Your comment makes no sense. Just shows how ignorant you are.
Dear Cheryl, to have been through two prophylactic surgeries, then your surprise diagnosis and completion of chemotherapy at 66, you radiated pure joy and beauty ringing that bell. Prayers and love going up for you and all cancer warriors. 🙏❤🙏
Prophylactic surgery is dumb.
@@JazzmineOdom913
So is chemo and radiation
@@Former_Pastor I agree.
Cancer sucks!
Sending you hugs and prayers❤️🙏🏽❤️
And she's still smiling ❤❤❤
God Bless This Woman.
She has incredible determination and strength. I bet her mother would be so proud.
Gosh she worked so hard to prevent this. I can’t imagine how frustrating that is.
We can't work so hard to prevent a demon from acting us but we can fight that demon with deliverance. Cancer is demonic
@@leoniehendrickson2530 You're actually a f0oI
🤨🙄
What work did she do?
@@JazzmineOdom913did you watch the video
To be fair, there’s still so little we know about gynecological cancers. God Bless her! Keep fighting the good fight!
It is sad they told her to remove body parts. The cancer can still end up in some other place. How sad. I do hope the doctor who recommended these surgeries was not a 'bad' physician.
@@KayDejaVu Those surgeries greatly reduce the risk of cancer for women with BRCA mutations and there are a lot of women that had those same surgeries who were saved because they did those surgeries. Do some research before you say stuff like that. You clearly don't know anything about BRCA mutations
Knowing not shit about something that is researchable is actually UNFAIR, sweet heart
@A---ti3zz Bullcrap. Removing body parts because of a "genetic mutation" doesn't solve the issue. What if those same women got cancer of the brain, blood, etc? Then what?
Just because you remove ovaries, breasts, and whatever else doesn't mean you can't get cancer in other ways. We are not meant to remove body parts. We need every part of our bodies because they each have a function and work together in harmony. If we didn't, we would not have them.
Wow! What a strong woman!! Thank you for sharing your story. May God protect and heal you! 🙏
OMG! As others have said, God bless you. Know that a great grandma in Houston is praying for complete healing.
A true Christian would want to leave this world...that's what my mother always says
Sending her hugs and prayers ❤. You are loved
Prayers to this woman. She seems like an amazing lady 😢❤❤❤
Im a 2x cervical cancer survivor.
❤❤🙏
the problem is you can still have potential cancer cells in your body even if the body parts were removed. that's why breast cancer can show up in other parts of the body. she's very brave and let's all pray for her health.
I really appreciate this information. I’m definitely getting a genes test. Ima look it up right now on how to.
Cancer is a systemic problem. Tumor is just one symptom. You have to change the body condition. You can eat a healthy diet and still get inflammation and oxidative stress if you are not digesting properly, still eating foods with pesticides, living in a toxic environment and still getting exposed to toxins. Because we are getting exposed to so much toxins, you have to ensure that your liver, kidney, and lymphatic are working properly. Detoxing via your diet, binders, exercising, sweating, sun exposure, sauna and eating a variety of veggies, fruits and healthy proteins, including foods with lots of phytonutrients will help keeps the toxins load down. Most doctors don’t know what causes cancers so following their advice is not going to prevent cancer.
@musuy Wow. You, my friend have taken the words right out of my mouth. Exactly what I would have liked to say. So sorry for this woman. Thank you.
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Hands down it's the diet!!! 👌
@@lovelyrich54 Absolutely agree!!
Exactly.
My father God, please protect her ❤
Bless her. 🙏🙏🙏
Ladies please don’t miss or skip your screenings and tests . I have always taken good care of myself. Don’t use salt, fats nor sugar. Did exercises. Had a clean diet. And last Tuesday I went through a Lap total hysterectomy. Cancer stage 1. It’s endometrial cancer. Im still in disbelief but my brother had thyroid cancer. He’s a survivor. He had two different types of cancer at the same time. We loss grandpa, uncles and aunts to cancer. So there’s a predisposition of cancer. Hoping my pathology results are better than expected. I’m trusting in the Lord and praying for all of us with cancer.
No fats? We need healthy fats.
Experimental cowed vaxxine.
Also don't get tested frequently. Tests itself starts onset of cancer.
Eat sensibly, organic turmeric, garlic , ginger, kale will keep you healthy. Gerson therapy is all about good nutrient dense juices.
🙏
@@sweetbeep exactly.
@@KPlyf ..have you seen jenny apple? She died of lung cancer and she was vegan ... Not sure if it's related but just curious
There was no one there to hug her after she rang that bell!!! I hope she’s still doing well.
That probably means the cancer was already there before they removed the ovaries. At the end of the day science has limit. Wish this woman all the best.
I feel for you.I recall hearing about Minnie Riperton passing in July 79,while i was on my lunch break.I thought i will do what i need to do so that it wont happen to me.I had mammograms starting at 35,every 12 months.Was diagnosed with b.cancer in 93,2006,2009,and 2020.I am braca neg.So in spite of me doing everything i could to not be a cancer patient,I am.
💗💗💗
Bless you and stay strong ❤
No wonder....all that radiation. My mother is a retired nurse and said she'd never have a mammogram due to that. She's 80 now
Sorry about all of this. God bless and be with you
Wow😢Ive never heard 😳 blessings to this patient. 🙏
The will of GOD. We cannot determine our end. Put everything in the hand of GOD. Pray and trust HIM. Look on her face, she wears a beautiful SMILE.
Cancer is NEVER God's will. It's straight from hell.
The poor woman, she seems very motivated though. I wish her well and hope for the good outcome, a long life.❤
(This is a long one, but one person I comment about, is a man who was treated for breast cancer, and the other, a child diagnosed, at the age of eight, with ovarian cancer. Her mother had it while carrying her).
If you’ll look at diagrams of human anatomy, you’ll find that all of our organs are squished together. Some residual ovarian tissue was probably present on adjacent areas. I’m sure they did routine biopsies on the breasts, ovaries, and tubes, after their 2017 and 2018 prophylactic removals. No cancer was present, in what was removed, and there was no way for the surgeon to have known there was residual tissue.
BRCA positive (1&2) ovarian, breast, (and even pancreatic cancers), are particularly sneaky, and VERY strong! I’ve know several people who’ve had BRCA-1, including my male cousin, who had to have a double mastectomy, and radiation. Another thing men might not be aware of is the BRCA 2 gene. It can cause all of the above (except ovarian cancer in a male), plus, it has the potential to cause aggressive prostate cancer!
I also knew a 13 year old child, who died from ovarian cancer! She was my daughter’s friend 😢 Her mother had it, during her pregnancy, and we believe she was born with the cells.
Her momma died, when she was very young, and her mom’s mom was raising her.
Her symptoms first showed up at age 8 (EIGHT!!!), but it was in an earlier stage. With her family history, they proceeded to do a full hysterectomy, and chemo, to achieve, what they hoped would cure and prevent its return!
At age 13, the cancer reappeared, and was metastatic. She only lived about 6 months. During that time, she took more chemo, and had to wear a mask everywhere, to keep other people from sharing their germs, with her, because her immune system was severely compromised. She would not even eat at a restaurant, because, let’s face it, there are nasty people in this world.
Despite the chemo and its side effects, she lived those last months to the fullest. Such a beautiful soul, she was 💞🥹
Thank you I learned a lot from your post❤. I am convinced this dis ease is caused by something-Or several Somethings in our lifestyle.
@@HoneySuckle123 I’m glad. ♥️ I know it was a really long one to read. Lol
Yes, it definitely is. Research is so important, because, just when we think we know all there is to know, something new pops up. Diseases evolve in order to survive treatments designed to kill them. If not for all the research, disease would claim many more lives. 😔
I'm sorry for your loss 🙏😢
@@HoneySuckle123Unfortunately doctors are not taking into account yet unmitigated exposures and infections of a virus with oncogenic characteristics like the one that causes COVID-19 .
@@fanatla3195 thank you, and God bless you 😊♥️
Two time cancer survivor with a cancer family history here! 🙋🏻♀️ Whether you have the BRCA gene or not, it's not the whole story when it comes to your cancer risk. It's possible to test positive and never develop cancer, or test negative and still face it, like I did twice. Early detection is super important, no matter your family history.
As someone who's battled breast cancer twice (HER2+), and lost my mom to the disease at 55, I've been through BRCA genetic testing, and thankfully, I'm not a carrier. We suspect my mom's exposure to chemicals during her hairstyling days in the 70s and 80s might have played a role, or it could be from other environmental factors or diet.
Everything we come into contact with exposes us to cancer risks, so regular check-ups, eating well, and staying active are key. If you're around chemicals, definitely take extra precautions like wearing proper masks, gloves, and suits. What we encounter today could affect us down the road. Stay safe and please get checked. If not for you, do it for those who need you.
Our food that most ppl buy from the store can be tainted with pesticides,hormones and preservatives.Also,stress can be so overwhelming in a person's life that it can trigger a cancer diagnosis.
Wow!!! Just Wow!!! Thank you for sharing your story.
Wow her energy is contagious, may God keep u safe
Dear Cheryl: I will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers. Keep fighting!!
What a beautiful soul she's! God bless her
God bless this beautiful woman I pray that she lives a long healthy life
Prayers !!
wishing her the best
The same thing applies to breast cancer because even if you have a double mastectomy, the cancer can still show up later in the chest wall.
Having gone thru breast cancer I hate to see ppl ringing the bell. They never tell you that doesn’t mean you don’t have cancer anymore just that you finished treatment.
I’m so sorry hunny 🙏🏽🩷🩷🩷 prayers for you
Sad. First thought that came to me is maybe the removal, cutting open, surgeries to prevent the cancer, may have help the cancer to start and set the cancer free to spread. It seems that cancer is probably the most common, and sometimes most complicated disease to deal with.
I would bet that her cancer had already spread BEFORE the prophylactic surgery and the surgeon did not bother to look around her abdomen. Some just do the surgery scheduled. If they don’t look, they can’t see. Also, what are the effects of a therapeutic that is mrna based on people with a genetic disposition for certain cancers? I am so happy for this strong beautiful human. She did everything by THEIR book and still had issues. Maybe the medical establishment needs a re-write.
Some surgical methods, like morcellation, do spread cells beyond the original tumor spot. The medical community is hesitant to acknowledge they may be exacerbating the problem.
@@yesimemoin0935 They are hesitant to be honest about a LOT of things they do that cause harm.
True, my mother is a retired nurse and she says the exact same thing ✅
God bless you praying for you ❤🙏
Praise the Lord. Be vigilant and mindful of everything when it comes to your body.
The same lord that has oppressed women and others
It's pollutants and what we are eating.
Huh?? You can have ovarian cancer and not have ovaries?? It makes no sense.
💔 it is still possible for her to develop cancer in the cells of her peritoneum.
Seems like the doctor should have known this.
@@bluesmoke8826the doctor did but the risk was so low she thought it was negligible
@@samia6888
Ok good. Well hopefully this sweet lady makes it out of this in good health
@@bluesmoke8826 unfortunately no doctor can predict cancer or any other illness.
@@sc5233
No they can't but it's their responsibility to know as much as possible about their practices. Especially when lives are literally on the line
It's known that unless these prophylactic surgeries are done before age 35, they don't do much good. She waited too late. Also most ovarian cancers have been growing for 6-8 years, before they are symptomatic. This was diagnosed with cancer 4 years after her prophylactic surgeries; her ovarian cancer had already been growing at the microscopic level for several years by the time of her surgery. Ovarian cancer can begin in the ovaries, or the fallopian tubes, or the peritoneum, which is the lining of the abdominal cavity. While she had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed, the entire peritoneum cannot be removed. That's obviously where her cancer started. I wish her well.
It is strange to me that no one did genetic testing earlier. I was pushy as hell...it did take 4 years but they eventually did my genetic testing at 26.
A teaching moment for all. Thank you for sharing your experience. God bless and heal. ❤
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The ending! You are so delightfully happy 😃
Prayers for her. An peace 🙏
Love and best wishes from Europe ❤
PRAYERS 🙏
"One often meets his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it," Master Oogway
God bless and heal this woman❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉 🙏🙏🙏I'm curious to if she has looked into foods that might help to fight cancer.
My sister is BRCA1 and BRCA2 positive, I am negative and we both have the same parent
My sister experienced something similar.
God bless her ❤
God thank you for saving this woman ❤
This is definitely eye opening. I, too, had no idea this could happen, so thank you for this very important story.
She rang the Bell,Jesus, Jesus, Jesus .Thank you.🎉
That's just means the treatment is over....for now
Whewww ... I cried 😢. M6 mother died as a result of stage 3c ovarian cancer she was 69. I do not carry the gene but had a full hysterectomy and get checked yearly for ovarian cancer.
Prayers for her and others.
Such a lovely lady! I hope she can keep that cancer in remission and have a nice long happy life
❤ I pray she will pull through
Be blessed w/ health,happiness & peace
This is heartbreaking.
Wait, did she already have metastasized ovarian cancer before her ovaries were removed? I don't understand what happened.
It's impossible to remove ALL of the cells, so some cells were left behind.
@@jules_the_mermaid right
I have stage 4 ovarian cancer and most likely her cells had metastasized before her surgery. Ovarian tumors can spread far and wide before a woman knows she has cancer. When I actually felt symptoms and was diagnosed, my cancer had already spread throughout my abdominal cavity and into my chest cavity.
Maybe she got the vax. There are many deaths now from sudden aggressive cancers all over the world. Young healthy people. If she's already predisposed especially. People find out they have it- many die with days.
No she didn’t have metastasis ovarian cancer she had them remove and also both breast but came back 😢 She tried to avoid cancer so sad but learned something important today. I thought if you have ovaries removed before cancer develop we are safe.
How do you get ovarian cancer when you’ve removed the ovaries? Confused.
Same
No more vaccines
What a beautifully graceful lady
GOD BLESS YOU!!♥️
Sorry to hear 😐💝
God bless you madam may you be healed don't give up the good fight God bless you
So sad, may God be with you 💓
🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️
Sending you prayers 🙏🌹
Sending you prayers & blessings ❤
I wanna do the genetic testing... my family history is not really known. Both my grandparents on both sides died before I was even born. I have no idea if cancer runs in my family. I recently had a mammogram. My results were densed breast makes breast cancer harder to see. So I have to go in for more testing.. I am petrified.. not so much for me but for my daughter. I know it's hereditary. My biggest fear is I've passed it to her. My friend had her breast remove after her cancer diagnosis. I had no idea even if you get parts removed, you can still get it.. didn't her dr tell her that beforehand?
Removing organs is no guarantee....as you see here
Oh, god. I hope she stays healthy and cured. 😢
Praying that u keep fighting
Prayers 🙌
I had mine out as my sis has OC. Thank you for this info.
No matter what the doctor tells you. We all have a “check out” date. One day, you’ll notice how much your doctor has aged. He/she will retire and die just like the rest of us. Eat healthy and exercise !!!!
🙏🏽🇺🇸🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
It's a good strategy in principle. But there are many people diagnosed with lung cancer who never smoked. We should take reasonable care of ourselves but luck plays a role in life.
Tuning in from Canada
Thx for following this from 2019
😮 Omg.. 😭 I had no idea this was possible.. 😞 My ❤ goes out to you!
Thanks for sharing! Scheduling now, I didn’t know this. 🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️
Wow, that's messed up. That means that in addition to getting those surgeries, I would also be tracking the CA-125 blood test, as well as getting a scan like an MRI, just to catch something early. Even if insurance doesn't approve because you don't have a dignosis yet, pay for it yourself.
Ease up on the MRI scan. Focus on urine and blood tests. And be aware of bodily changes.
God bless, heal, and keep her
It's part of your DNA and you can't get rid of your DNA. Glad she survived.
Cutting those out aren’t preventive… 😢so sorry for her.
It's decreasing estrogen that is preventative. Estrogen is the catalyst to breast and ovarian cancer for BRCA 1 & 2. That is why women have both surgeries. (Including myself.)
Be encourage my sister and I pray divine Healing for you ❤
Strong women, keeping her head up and beautiful smile. 🙏💪🛡️🕊️
Yes even if you have BRCA gene mutation especially after RRSO risk reducing salpingo- oophorectomy and prophylactic mastectomy
She is still at risk. MDAnderson has ovarian cancer screening clinic for preventive care- Genetic mutation increase risk for ovarian cancer.
Follow up every year with tumor marker CA125 and exam. Peritoneal cancer, ovarian cancer and fallopian tube cancer risk is real.
Praying for her 💙
Sad but true
Bless her 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽😘l hope she has faith and is using it🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽😘
When I read in the title"...despite preventative measures." I expected to hear about 'lifestyle and nutritional changes', to see if they would be 'debunked' by the medical community, as so often they are.
At the same time, as this woman had the unfortunate experience to discover, the 'preventative measures' she opted for did not offer the results she, nor her doctor, expected. 😢
How do you get ovarian cancer when the ovaries are removed ? In other words, if they were removed, how did this happen ? Why is that question not being asked ? What am I missing ?
They didn’t remove all of the ovaries
My uncle had stomuch cancer he takes the dog dewormer panacur c/ for six months cancer gone he was stage 4/ good luck
I have a question for anyone and if you had a total hysterectomy would you still get ovarian cancer i wonder
Im praying for you !
To God Be The Glory!🙏🏾♥️