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Much love and continued prayers. 🫶🏻

new subscriberfrom Adelaide Australia i also have stage 4 metastatic breast cancer, keep your body alkaline lots of green juices ect, im following your journey you've got this xx

God Bless you ! You are a brave young woman to make these videos to try to help others. My son was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma when he was 24 and had a 4 month old daughter. He had surgery, chemo & radiation and did lose his hair. His daughter is now 17, he also has 3 more children and has been cancer free for 15 years. His hair did come back but later lost some of it again to normal male pattern baldness. My hope for you is that this time will some day be a distant memory as you enjoy your time with your son & husband growing older on that front porch!

Ooooo! Ooooo! This is almost my story. I had symptoms of long COVID which included my sense of smell and a resting heart rate that was steadily increasing along with it jumping really high if I just ran up the stairs. Long story short I go to urgent care and they send me directly to the ER because my EKG was wonky. So here is where our stories merge. I pass all the bloodwork, they give me a lung X-ray & CT and the only thing that was noted on the CT scan was an enlarged lymph node & to recheck in 2-3 months. Did that & they said it was still enlarged and they sent me to a pulmonologist. He didn’t think it was anything but out of an abundance of caution he ordered a bronchoscopy. Turns out that lymph node was cancer. I’m sure he could tell immediately with the scope so he took a biopsy of it along with some lymph nodes. I got the news on a Monday, hat an MRI of my brain and a pet scan. The only thing that lit up was one one place it was - so no spread. I had to wait 3 weeks for the operation and they removed the entire lobe it was in (each lung has multiple lobes). The doc also took a boatload of lymph nodes and confirmed no spread. At that point you are considered cured. Seriously. No chemo. No radiation.

I really wanted to know more about your conversations with your surgeon & oncologist afterwards ... and what he/she explained happened and his best guess as to why. Sharing information is often how we learn important facts which some doctors neglect to be forthright about. So, your experiences with certain treatments and your side effects are hugely important to me since my diagnosis. I will always hope for the best, but I also must be realistic and be prepared for the worst.

Please don't think you can never pray for the cancer to go away.God hears all prayers ...and he does heal.Please pray for healing.

Praying for you… Please please please look up Dr Makis and Fenbendazole. There are many many testimonials of people who’ve been greatly helped and healed with this protocol!

I can't help but wonder if you had the cancer when you have your tissue removed 5 years ago. Typically, this type of cancer starts years before it shows up and causes issues, so maybe back then when they removed the tissue it caused the tumor to spread. Which is why I'm not a fan of Biopsy, you poke it, who knows what happens. You are in my prayers, sending you good vibes and healing prayers. Stay strong!!

Sorry I missed this-I need to clear my channel list!😂

Is your cancer hormone positive? How did your PET scan go? Your video was in my recommended, it’s lovely to meet you. 😊

Okay. I'm watching your video right now. I am so hopeful for you! Fight! Fight! Fight! Keep taking care of yourself, and your family! I'll pray for you, as I'm sure others will, and if I could I'd hold your hand and go to all of your appointments with you if I could! I promise you that I will get my next mammogram, even though I had planned on skipping it. I'm thinking about you each day when I'm awake, okay? I'm subscribing now. Georgia. ❤

Oh no. I am so sorry you have to go through this. I will also pray for you going forward and we do serve a great and very loving God❤️ I will follow your progress. Fight like a girl!

Please look up the amazing results of Ivermectin with Fenbendazol - look up Dr William Makis

As a 20 year survivor of Breast Cancer (surgery chemo radiation and adjunctive therapy), the best I can offer is take day by day step by step…. The hair thing is traumatic no matter what you do….. so be prepared….yup hair is hair…all gone….once it started to fall out I had my sister-in- law to cut it off and I started wearing a head wrap….always looking like I just got out of the shower….I had the wig and only wore it because I worked full-time but honestly, they get to be very uncomfortable and very warm to wear…just like a hat…. Everyone’s situation is different but Like I said take things day by day…. No one is promised tomorrow…. Not even the neighbor who left their house heathy as can be going to the gym. Hang in there. ❤️❤️❤️

May God's peace continue to surround you and be in you as you go through this inexpected journey.

Narcan can cause seizures. I hate Friday surgeries because the doctors are hard to find when we need them.

Synthetic wigs are best in my experience ❤

I remember saying those exactly words you just said,,,,I got the news and I sat down in my little blue chair and I looked up to my Heavenly Father and said ok, God, just want you to know I am going to fight like hell against this cancer and 24 years later I am writing to say,,,,FIGHT LIKE HELL GIRL!!! God Bless you, your medical team and your family and friends who love you!!

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Jamie, I’m praying for you! I’m so sorry you are going through this! Hugs my sweet friend❤

I always look forward to your videos! I really like your butler pantry idea. I use my ding table as a workspace and place to watch TH-cam, lol. I hope that your mobility gets back to where you started. It must be a lot, on top of everything else. Take good care 💛

Sending love ❤

Thinking of you & hope you’re doing good. 😊 ❤

I am praying for you and sending you good thoughts. You are so brave to share your experiences and God bless you now and in the future. Keep posting, it will be helpful and very therapeutic. ❤

I would bet my money that you had Cancer when you had your surgery five years ago. I believe that because it takes time for you to get to Stage 4. That would be a quick time line for progression, regardless of when it actually began. I am so sorry. May you receive every blessing that your God has to give. 💞

You do lose your lashes and hair from everywhere. They grow back slowly and it’s hard during the winter months with running nose

In 2015 I decided to decluttet. Its now 2025 and im still not there. Thank you for your videos. Your cancer journey will definitely help others. May God bless you and your family

Prayers to you and your family.

Your authenticity and humor are so refreshing and upliftng. Your reflections on losing control really hit me. Cheering for you and sending you the best vibes. ❤

Jamie, my prayers are with you in this journey. I am in remission of colon cancer. My chemo did not take my hair, but I loved your talk about it. I had midback length hair and my first thought, after they said chemo, was of my hair hanging in the toilet as I got sick. I too felt that I had no control of anything in my life. One day I got up and thought that the only thing I could control was my hair style. I promptly put it in a ponytail and chopped it off. 😢 It was far from straight and I wore it that way for several months, because I had control and wasn't going to let anyone take that from me. I was so tickled by someone else talking about loosing our control. No One would understand this other than another cancer warrior. Blessing to you through your fight. You are strong and your attitude going in is a bright light. We have little control, but we have the strength to keep fighting cancer. You are winner!!!

Looks like you clean well,but someone must be making a big mess regularly.

You’re in my prayers❤

You’re doing such a great job. You're helping so many others by sharing your story. Praying for you through this journey.

I, also, found out on Nov. 18, 2024, that I have breast cancer. I’m doing fine. Have a lumpectomy on Dec. 13,2024. I’ll start radiation the end of Jan. I’m praying for you.

Yep I lost my nose hair , eye lashes , brows the lot! - best of luck - I’m 1 year post chemo - you can do this. PS Radiation is a walk in the park fyi - all the best - Julia - From Australia 🇦🇺

I understand how you feel about losing control. When I was 22 I was very ill with my Crohn’s disease. I had four major surgeries over three years with nurses coming to my home for months at a time post operatively, doctor’s appointments, tests, etc. I had very little control over my life. I put my life on hold at what should have been an exciting time of my life. I was blessed though that I had a supportive family and a boyfriend (now husband) that stood by me.

I really believe by sharing your story you will help at least one person but possibly more. I also think it’s good for our mental health when we open up and talk about our struggles in life whatever they may be. I’m glad to see you on your legs now but of course it’s one day at a time. I suffer with back pain so I clean a bit then I sit for a bit. We adapt as needed. Just remember rest is so important and if we’re tired our bodies are telling us to slow down. You are going through an overwhelming time right now so just remember to give yourself grace. This is a time when you have to be kind to yourself. I’m so glad you are blessed with a wonderful husband who accompanies you to as many appointments as he can. Sending prayers and love from Canada.❤️🙏

I have fibromyalgia and was taught at my hospital to pace it’s helped me know end I know it frustrates my hubby who is a get up and do all at once but my little bits allow me to do something and not be completely useless

I was so saddened to hear your diagnosis. I pray God will heal you, and use your testimony for His Glory. I have a Card ministry where I send cards of encouragement and prayers to minister to you along your journey. Is there an address where I can send you cards? It would bless me too. Please respond ASAP so I can begin to encourage you on your journey. Lots of love and hugs from a total stranger, but a sister in Christ.

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Oh. I'm so concern about you. My heart goes out to you with all this coming at you in the next few months. Please during this time try to eat nutritional foods. And I think having a pixie cut will look good on you. I'm praying for you, your husband and your child that God gives strength and encouragement to make it though this next year. Also I enjoyed the music you had playing at the beginning of this video. So, hang in there God is but a whisper away when you need Him.

Praying for you, God's peace and strength for you on this journey, posative thoughts don't work, that is new age, prayer, and faith in Jesus is the only way, thankyou for sharing this, God's will in your life.

I've been thinking of you since your first cancer diagnosis video I saw. You said something about how your goal was to declutter your house and now you were faced with this and you never know when something like this could happen. That r eally made me think. I pray that you beat this. God holds your future. Love you!

Praying for you and your family.