Your father was an amazing person and so are you. I pray from the bottom of my heart that the trials work and you see a sweet miracle soon. Stay strong. Much love to you
I got breast cancer so had a mastectomy. My oncologist directed me to OBGYN, and she found a mass! I had a huge fibroid tumor as large as a melon. I always had a pot belly no matter what I did to get rid of it. No, tumor. I had a hysterectomy. I've had chemo and I am now done with everything. I'm clear, clean and in remission. Wouldn't wish chemo on anyone. I highly recommend a port as that takes the pain of inserting the needles right away. I'm praying for you. You've got this! Best advice: BE AN ADVOCATE FOR YOURSELF! Speak up, question, hold nothing back. You owe it to yourself
This is why it's so important to go to a cancer center for treatment. a cancer surgeon who diagnoses you at your local hospital is confident and capable of doing the surgery, you want to go somewhere like Sloan Kettering or MD Anderson where they do a high number of these types of surgeries and get your plan for radiation or chemo pulled together but most importantly, a cancer center offers many clinical trials
I’m praying for this person. My heart broke when she spoke about her father and how he said even if the trial doesn’t work for him but it will help someone else.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. Your voice and personality are so bright, and I hope this trial gives you the rest of your life back to enjoy and continue helping others 🫶
I'm just waiting for my results to come back, found a grapefruit size mass, had full complete hysterectomy on 13th May xXx sending you healthy healing babes xXx
I needed to hear this now. I just got done my cancer surgery (Breast Cancer. Invasive Ductal Carcinoma) after 10 rounds of Chemo, and I thought okay this is progress. But then I find out I will need more chemo and radiation and that the chemo I have been getting can lead to Cervical Cancer down the road...
Are you fasting during the day? Cutting out sugar? Are you eating broccoli sprouts? I heard eating veggie and fruits with lycopene? You can get lycopene from cooked tomatoes cooked in a fat like olive oil. Also turkey tail mushroom raises white blood cells and is good for cancer. Also look into chaga mushroom.
My son just had cancer. I know each case is different but I do recommend people to always eat before chemo and take organic molasses B-12 and Folic Acid it’s helps a lot. He threw up a few times but he never loss any weight and he didn’t really have to take blood like that and that kept him with energy.
I don’t think it’s just black woman and brown woman but it’s all woman we don’t get listened too. My husband gets much faster and different results when he goes to the dr even if it’s the same thing I have ( example flu ) . They just always listen to men.
You are absolutely right, and it's pretty sad. 2024 !!! I've noticed that some of the younger doctors I've come across, have been wonderful. A breath of fresh air. Listening, having compassion, no judgment, totally awesome !!! I pray it is something that will become a common thing. It really helps us as patients. Being listened to, and feeling understood !!!
I agree. But I do know it's usually the insurance that requires a CAT scan first and the only way they'll pay for the MRI is it further studies are needed after the CAT scan
She meant "fibroids", not "steroids". Also she obviously didn't get vaccinated for HPV, which puts any woman at high risk for cervical cancer from HPV. A negative test for HPV simply means that you are no longer contagious. It does not mean that you never had HPV. Nor does it mean that your cells aren't already turning cancerous, from your prior HPV infection. 90% of cervical cancers are caused by HPV. If you are under 50, get vaccinated against HPV, if you have not already.
Well, let me tell you this I got vaccinated as a teenager. I’m relatively healthy very active. I don’t drink or smoke and I still got high-risk HPV with the vaccine and it progress to CIN one.
Yes, but some of us didn’t have the opportunity to get vaccinated against HPV. And they are finding more strains of the HPV virus and updating the vaccine so some people didn’t get a comprehensive shot depending on when they had it.
What is the point of your comment?! Cancer does not discriminate. You can do everything they recommend is “obviously” right.. and it doesn’t matter. This is such an amazing and strong woman sharing her story. You “obviously” have no idea how her bravery in sharing her story is helping others.
Gwendolyn, you are such a lovely lady, and your story is so poignant. I survived lung cancer by getting three opinions. The first two doctors gaslit me. I didn't give up. The third one, at Penn Medicine in Philadelphia, took me seriously and hand picked a surgeon, who did the surgery that found a very early non-small-cell lung cancer, the removal of which cured me. That was nine years ago. We women are socialized to be compliant and "nice". When our bodies (or tests or scans) tell us that something is wrong, it's time to push back on glaslighting. If you don't feel strong enough to seek a second, or third opinion, find a friend or family member who is, and recruit them! Don't give up until you find that wonderful doctor who will care for you and give you the best chance at success. Most doctors do care and you might find one who saves your life, like I did. All the best to you, and thank you for sharing!
He was trying to help her. Thank God he ran the extra test and wrote it on her paperwork. No telling how much longer it would’ve have taken her to get diagnosed.
I agree, but it’s good we have a choice. We don’t have to look at our chart before we hear from the doctor (though it’s really hard to not look at it if we know the results are in). I’m a breast cancer survivor. After last year’s mammo I did look at the results as soon as they were available. I’m glad I did, because I was being called back for a diagnostic left-breast mammo and ultrasound. I made the appointment for the earliest possible day. If I hadn’t looked, I’d have had to wait. All ended up being benign.
This was incredibly helpful Dr Obulor for using your herbal remedies to cure Cervical Cancer totally in a short period of time. I’m still amazed for the healing I got doctor you’re great.
I hope all goes well for you and you will beat this disease. You are so well spoken and educated in your health issue. My mom passed due to cervical cancer.🥹
There are medicinal mushrooms like turkey tail, reishi mushroom, chaga mushroom. There is also dandelion root tinctures, butterflypea tea, turmeric root. And fasting to starve the cancer.
This was incredibly helpful Dr Obulor for using your herbal remedies to cure Cervical Cancer totally in a short period of time. I’m still amazed for the healing I got doctor you’re great.
Your father was an amazing person and so are you. I pray from the bottom of my heart that the trials work and you see a sweet miracle soon. Stay strong. Much love to you
I got breast cancer so had a mastectomy. My oncologist directed me to OBGYN, and she found a mass! I had a huge fibroid tumor as large as a melon. I always had a pot belly no matter what I did to get rid of it. No, tumor. I had a hysterectomy. I've had chemo and I am now done with everything. I'm clear, clean and in remission. Wouldn't wish chemo on anyone. I highly recommend a port as that takes the pain of inserting the needles right away. I'm praying for you. You've got this! Best advice: BE AN ADVOCATE FOR YOURSELF! Speak up, question, hold nothing back. You owe it to yourself
Praying for good positive outcome for each and every person needing it on this comment thread 🙏 May you all get healed and be blessed
thank you
Like how you gave the doctor credit for requesting labs.
This is why it's so important to go to a cancer center for treatment. a cancer surgeon who diagnoses you at your local hospital is confident and capable of doing the surgery, you want to go somewhere like Sloan Kettering or MD Anderson where they do a high number of these types of surgeries and get your plan for radiation or chemo pulled together but most importantly, a cancer center offers many clinical trials
I’m praying for this person. My heart broke when she spoke about her father and how he said even if the trial doesn’t work for him but it will help someone else.
Waves of love coming your way. ❤. Stay strong!
It's ALL WOMEN !!! Sad to say. You are in my thoughts and prayers. You've got this Sweetie !!! 🥰🙏
Definately!
I wish you the best dear ❤🙏
I just prayed for you. Please give us an update. I wish you all the best!
Thank you to my Queens who I've seen sharing they're stories lately love you ladies that you have a speedy recovery
Thank you so much for sharing your story. Your voice and personality are so bright, and I hope this trial gives you the rest of your life back to enjoy and continue helping others 🫶
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I'm just waiting for my results to come back, found a grapefruit size mass, had full complete hysterectomy on 13th May xXx sending you healthy healing babes xXx
I just prayed over your post. God bless you. ❤
Hey how did the results come out? Praying for you.
Bless you and Thank you, just called, still waiting, they said 5-7 weeks wait, as growing the cells to find out what it is exactly xXx
Praying for your recovery.
Any update?
Sending you gentle hugs and prayers from Ireland 💚🍀🙏
😢 I'm so sorry you're going through this. What a brave Lady you are. ♥️
I needed to hear this now. I just got done my cancer surgery (Breast Cancer. Invasive Ductal Carcinoma) after 10 rounds of Chemo, and I thought okay this is progress. But then I find out I will need more chemo and radiation and that the chemo I have been getting can lead to Cervical Cancer down the road...
Be Encouraged sis! 🤍
Are you fasting during the day? Cutting out sugar? Are you eating broccoli sprouts? I heard eating veggie and fruits with lycopene? You can get lycopene from cooked tomatoes cooked in a fat like olive oil. Also turkey tail mushroom raises white blood cells and is good for cancer. Also look into chaga mushroom.
Great story. Thanks for sharing!
God Bless You. I will keep you in my prayers.❤
Thank you for sharing your story, God bless you and gives you strength, peace and comfort during your trial 🙏🏼🙌🏼🧡
What a wonderful lady
Thank you for this video. I wish you all the best.
You’re so sweet. I’ll pray for you, I promise. 🙏🙏
prayers to you.
I wish you the best
I am praying for you “you shall not die but live and declare the works of the Lord”
My son just had cancer. I know each case is different but I do recommend people to always eat before chemo and take organic molasses B-12 and Folic Acid it’s helps a lot. He threw up a few times but he never loss any weight and he didn’t really have to take blood like that and that kept him with energy.
What happens when you're diabetic 🤠🤠🤠?.
@@BarbCosgrove-q5u no clue ask your doctor is it stay to take a table spoon a day
Thank you, will buy B12, going through chemo, with low HB and white cells
@@theriebank if you can get the molasses they will help you a lot also you can ask for iron infusions
Great info, thanks and hugs from Idaho
Thank you. The best to you.
It’s Nov. 2024 and I hope you’re doing well. Thank you so much for sharing your story, I truly appreciate you. ❤
You are a courageous woman who is inspiring to a many women.
Thank you for sharing your story God bless you❤ and keep up the good fight.
Prayers from Canada
I don’t think it’s just black woman and brown woman but it’s all woman we don’t get listened too. My husband gets much faster and different results when he goes to the dr even if it’s the same thing I have ( example flu ) . They just always listen to men.
Agree. I have total medical PTSD and as a result a bit angry not just disappointed getting worse with each interaction where the doc rolls his eyes.
I agree
I've had to fight for my life and I'm the stereotypical "privileged ". I think it's all women.
You are absolutely right, and it's pretty sad. 2024 !!! I've noticed that some of the younger doctors I've come across, have been wonderful. A breath of fresh air. Listening, having compassion, no judgment, totally awesome !!! I pray it is something that will become a common thing. It really helps us as patients. Being listened to, and feeling understood !!!
@@Katie-vy5rdif your doc rolls his eyes then you need to move to another one immediately
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 sweet lady
Thank you and God bless you.
I hope she’s well 🙏🏽❤️❤️❤️🌹
Keep the faith . 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I wish this beautiful lady well ❤
I wish they would do MRIs since the beginning😟 They waist too much time
I agree. But I do know it's usually the insurance that requires a CAT scan first and the only way they'll pay for the MRI is it further studies are needed after the CAT scan
God bless you
Bless her heart!
She meant "fibroids", not "steroids". Also she obviously didn't get vaccinated for HPV, which puts any woman at high risk for cervical cancer from HPV. A negative test for HPV simply means that you are no longer contagious. It does not mean that you never had HPV. Nor does it mean that your cells aren't already turning cancerous, from your prior HPV infection. 90% of cervical cancers are caused by HPV. If you are under 50, get vaccinated against HPV, if you have not already.
Well, let me tell you this I got vaccinated as a teenager. I’m relatively healthy very active. I don’t drink or smoke and I still got high-risk HPV with the vaccine and it progress to CIN one.
@@emilyelizabeth4365how are u mam now.
Yes, but some of us didn’t have the opportunity to get vaccinated against HPV. And they are finding more strains of the HPV virus and updating the vaccine so some people didn’t get a comprehensive shot depending on when they had it.
Yes, there are two dozen strains of HPV, or maybe more so they improve the virus as time goes on.
What is the point of your comment?!
Cancer does not discriminate. You can do everything they recommend is “obviously” right.. and it doesn’t matter. This is such an amazing and strong woman sharing her story. You “obviously” have no idea how her bravery in sharing her story is helping others.
Gwendolyn, you are such a lovely lady, and your story is so poignant.
I survived lung cancer by getting three opinions. The first two doctors gaslit me. I didn't give up. The third one, at Penn Medicine in Philadelphia, took me seriously and hand picked a surgeon, who did the surgery that found a very early non-small-cell lung cancer, the removal of which cured me. That was nine years ago. We women are socialized to be compliant and "nice". When our bodies (or tests or scans) tell us that something is wrong, it's time to push back on glaslighting. If you don't feel strong enough to seek a second, or third opinion, find a friend or family member who is, and recruit them! Don't give up until you find that wonderful doctor who will care for you and give you the best chance at success. Most doctors do care and you might find one who saves your life, like I did.
All the best to you, and thank you for sharing!
I know first bless you!🙏🏽
I’m scared 😢I’m so bloated
How about servical carcer 4 stage, i really scared
I don't think that's cool how the patient receives bad news on my chart or some other form other than the actual doctor
I would prefer seeing this first on my chart so I can cry and have a meltdown privately, I suppose is personal preference
🫂xx thank you for telling us
He was trying to help her. Thank God he ran the extra test and wrote it on her paperwork. No telling how much longer it would’ve have taken her to get diagnosed.
I would rather know the result myself ( even if it’s written on chart ) , but we are all different
I agree, but it’s good we have a choice. We don’t have to look at our chart before we hear from the doctor (though it’s really hard to not look at it if we know the results are in).
I’m a breast cancer survivor. After last year’s mammo I did look at the results as soon as they were available. I’m glad I did, because I was being called back for a diagnostic left-breast mammo and ultrasound. I made the appointment for the earliest possible day. If I hadn’t looked, I’d have had to wait. All ended up being benign.
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Hey does anyone know stage4 cervical cancer survivors?
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🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
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This was incredibly helpful Dr Obulor for using your herbal remedies to cure Cervical Cancer totally in a short period of time. I’m still amazed for the healing I got doctor you’re great.
It's white women too..
I hope all goes well for you and you will beat this disease. You are so well spoken and educated in your health issue. My mom passed due to cervical cancer.🥹
There are medicinal mushrooms like turkey tail, reishi mushroom, chaga mushroom. There is also dandelion root tinctures, butterflypea tea, turmeric root. And fasting to starve the cancer.
This was incredibly helpful Dr Obulor for using your herbal remedies to cure Cervical Cancer totally in a short period of time. I’m still amazed for the healing I got doctor you’re great.