Your brave and wise attitude towards cancer and mortality is so refreshing and inspiring. Not many people are able to look mortality straight in the face like that
It's such a shame that so many of us (myself too often included) dread life and more or less drift along. Especially considering The State of Things(TM), it's hard to look forward to the future. And it's a shame that it takes a near-death experience or a death sentence to actually start to revel in the time we have here. It's a reminder I need to hear, and helps to get me out of the slump I've been in lately.
@@abifeltham what stage is your cancer? I know that brain cancer is the worst cancer to get :( ( all cancer is bad but brain cancer is difficult to work on) Abi are they (doctors) able to remove it completely? is their any positive news? 😢
@@michaelhawkins7389 it's a grade 3 oligodendroglioma - they managed to get 90% out in surgery. The positive news is that I'm still here and still have time to live my life well, even if its shorter than i would have wanted😊
I‘m incredibly impressed by your attitude towards life. My hope is that the next decades will bring many more innovative cancer treatments. I wish you all the best.
Have really enjoyed all of your videos & shorts. I am a former cocaine addict & I used to use alcohol in a very negative way. I am also diagnosed with BPD. It was oddly nice to see videos of someone who has had similar problems to me. Made me feel a little bit less lonely for a moment. Your outlook on cancer & life is very refreshing. But yeah, just wanted to say thanks! Stay strong, you can do anything. You're awesome! 😊
Hey thanks for sharing …I’m Chris I subscribed. Praying for you. I’m a musician here in North Carolina but like you, addiction, ptsd, erectile dysfunction , along with some unknown health issues. It’s day by day, sending you positive energy and hope. I’m trying to figure the framework to start a channel like you, documenting things I’ve gone through in my years after the military. Anyway stay strong, and Gods speed. 🙌❤
Dear Abi, i love your humor. That positive attitude will go a long way for your healing. I have Stage IV breast cancer, so you are not alone in your fight. I pray that God fills you with strength, healing and peace. ❤🙏
Omg I’m sorry to hear about your diagnosis. It is a tough time you’ve had and your here to tell the tale(true warrior) love your attitude and i love your personality. 🥰 in my thoughts and will pray 🙏 you get better
My auntie passed from stage four brain cancer a couple of years ago and man I really wish she would’ve had your eye doctors 😭 she was having symptoms for almost two years before someone actually listened to her. I wish we could’ve had more time with her. Your videos have actually brought me so much peace. Thank you.
I feel you. Thanks for the video. I'm a 47 year old guy and was diagnosed with glioblastoma grade 4 about 3 months ago. To say it was life changing is a severe understatement. Prognosis is 18 to 22 months but you never know. I'm shooting for longer. My oncologist likened it to shooting an arrow into the sky - it will land eventually(death) but you don't know exactly when or how far away. I like that analogy. I wish I had 15 years to live but I'm not sure. I feel sometimes that I can't allow myself the luxury of thinking that. It's been the worst time of my life, easily. But the only way I can square it away in my head(pun intended) is to realise I am on a timeline anyway, death was always going to come for me - know I know, barring some accident, how I will most likely die. I sometimes feel some relief from that but I worry more for my family and my girlfriend. I feel guilty for bringing this into their lives and for them having to adjust to having a loved one with this. It's a terrible feeling and I do my best to suppress it but when I'm feeling down in general, it rears it's ugly little head. Folks, don't put things off. Do what you want to do. Your health and time on this planet are finite - don't be lured into thinking you'll be here forever - you WON'T. I've put off doing my art for YEARS and I regret that. Will try now to make up for lost time. Life is so bittersweet, don't let fear hold you back. Anyone going through the same or something similar, best of luck to you. Do everything you can to prolong your time, that's what I'm going to do.
ugh i love you (i mean, not in a creepy stalker way, but in like a, yes please i will sit down and listen about cancer now way) Edit: Finished the video. Wow. That's really a lot. Thanks for sharing. You've been through so much, and I can just feel the wisdom oozing out of you. I really hope the next chemo cycle isn't too bad for you. My dad was on chemo for 10 years, and he took it like a trooper, but occasionally he would go on "chemo vacations", especially when he wanted to be feeling good for big events or family trips etc. Chemo can really be tough. For a future video idea, I would love to get your take on life and the meaning of life. You say that you used to not want to live, and now you are sad you can't live longer. And I don't often have the privilege of hearing a lot of success stories on beating dark places in life, so I'd love to hear yours. For me, I'm probably still closer to the dark place in life. This past year, I started running out of places to run from my emotions and they weren't very nice when they finally caught up to me lol. But I think they were just trying to tell me something important. That I'm not meant to be living the life that I had been living. And its easy to think, well then life isn't for me (also because society kept just telling me there's nothing wrong with my life, I just need to be grateful and content). But I think the actual answer is to just change my life, not get rid of it. So I'm slowly starting to rediscover who I am and to reposition myself into a life I feel truly excited and connected to. I'm hoping it sticks lol.
Hi Abi, Your video popped up on my suggestions list and i thought i'd give you a little watch. I'm so glad i popped by. You my lovely are AMAZING. Seriously you're attitude to this awful illness is absolutely awe inspiring. Having such a great outlook in life will carry you through some difficult times. I'm so impressed with you're witty personality. You are a very funny young woman. I truly wish you all the very best in you're cancer journey. I'm so glad to hear you will be doing weekly vlogs. You're videos will help so many more people. Stay strong Abi. YOU GOT THIS. x
Hi Abi, thank you for sharing! I was diagnosed with BRCA positive breast cancer. Did chemotherapy, radiation, and now I’ve been prescribed Olaparib as “preventative” - which I call bullshit tbh. I haven’t taken it yet. Too scared. The side effects are actually horrible (Acute Myeloid Leukemia, to name one) which makes me not want to take it all and instead pray for a miracle. I’m still in my 20’s. I can’t stop crying. I feel so lost. This is so unfair.
I love your sense of humor. I suffered from bad migraines about once a year that put me in the ER. Here in America they always wanted to do a CT scan to rule out anything more serious. Anyway, years later, totally out of the blue, I had a ruptured brain aneurysm. The neurosurgeon said I needed immediate surgery so I didn’t have any time to think about it which was a good thing. I wish you all the best.
Hey Abi, can I just say I find your content so inspiring and optimistic, but also realistic. Throughout my life I have had many fears but the one that always comes up for me is cancer, I knew someone recently who worked at my school that unfortunately passed away due to brain cancer a couple of months ago. It has been so uplifting to see that even in something as dark and gloomy as cancer there is still hope, and that it doesn’t have to be something that takes joy from our lives. I believe that you will have some of the best years of your life leading forward and hoping that there are many more to come after that fifteen year mark 😊
I have enjoyed your other videos of addiction( I am a recovering alcoholic) and humor but I must say this version of you is absolutely amazing and seems like you can teach us a lot about how precious life is. Subscribed! And looking forward to more!
This randomly popped up in my recommendations, and I am so glad! You have a fantastic sense of humor. I’m sending you the warmest wishes from Savannah, Georgia.
Abi you're an absolute warrior and you don't need to be told! Love watching your videos - you sharing your life and story matters so much, has helped me personally and everyone else!
Think about it all the time since I’m a nurse on a telemetry unit and we have patients regularly that have just been hospitalized with symptoms or just found a mass in their brain… had 2 in the last few weeks. Most of the time it’s benign or an abscess but if you have symptoms like headache that won’t go away, weakness on both or one side of the body, nausea and vomiting, vision changes… get ruled out for stroke and they would see any mass during that imaging.
You're amazing. What a beautiful attitude and humor. Praying for you and for many years to come💙 I relate to the unfairness of cancer, but I don't dwell for long either. I'm a new subscriber from Colorado! See you soon🥰
Abi, you are so inspiring and strong. I love your take on having brain cancer. You bring humor to a subject that is so encouraging. Dr. Butterfingers made me laugh out loud! Keep pushing forward with your incredible view on life snd its challenges. God bless you in your journey.
Good luck. You will beat this and strengthen your immune system by the positive changes you're making and maintaining that positive attitude. I had Hepatitis C for 30 years and turned to holistic health to manage my later symptoms until finally being treated for it in 2017. I now am going to see a doctor on Friday to discuss a possible breast lump. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Stay strong. I gave up drinking,.too,.and it was in November 2012. Take care.
I just came across your channel and you will be in my prayers, it seems that you have gotten through some hurdles, and you will get through this also, live your life , enjoy and continue to be strong,
Thank you! ❤️ they removed 90% of the tumour through surgery and they're monitoring it as I go through treatment. Not sure how much it's shrunk by yet but will be sure to do an update video when i do.
Hi Abi, thanks for your videos, I love your sarcastic sense of humour. As a recovering ppl pleaser my addiction has always been never disappointing others and routinely ignore my needs and boundaries, as saying no would bring immense guilt. The extent I twisted and disrespected myself to please others and the manipulation and gaslighting I received in exchange … Therapy helped immensely to make me aware of these patterns and eventually gave the courage to stand up for myself, guilt free. Another thing that helped immensely was listening to Gabor Mate speeches and reading his books, if you haven’t already read them I highly recommend them. I now know that the spiritual (not necessarily religious) aspect of our lives needs addressing too. I wish you all the best with your cancer journey ❤ keep up the great work xxx
I really enjoyed listening to you. You’re so hilarious and clever. I’m sorry you have brain cancer of course but maybe just maybe one of these clinical trials will be effective and add decades to a happy life. Much love Julie
Please do a deep dive for Joe Tippens and that fen ben has been successful for treating many different cancers. People have also, even after conventional treatments, taken fen ben prophylactically to treat possible future cancers. It was by sheer coincidence after watching your video that in the follow-up thumbnails of suggested videos, Dr John Campbell popped up in a thumbnail titled: Fen Ben for Cancer? As a clue, he has been chastised for being too specific on certain platforms so he's being careful in what he says. In addition, please also investigate THC apoptosis.
@@abifeltham A friend is using it in conjunction with her treatments, but I know many cancer patients are unaware of FBZ and wished it was out there more. It's one of those topics that 'they' seem to want to keep under cover or that's discouraged by some physicians... as I have learned.
Hi Abi, you just popped up on my timeline. I am sorry you have been through so much and now this. You however have a wonderful attitude I am going to subscribe to your channel. You are very funny. 😄 🙏🏻🇺🇸
Wishing you health and peace!! A co worker of mine - was having m want episodes at work of forgetting how to do his job that he was very good at- he was making a lot of mistakes and one day he got very dizzy and didn’t know where he was. We called his wife and demanded she take him to the hospital. Turns out he had brain cancer unfortunately he passed away less than two weeks later, it was absolutely shocking and devastating!!!
It picks u like winning a lottery. Mother in law hit the jackpot - enjoyed new years no symptoms. By end of new years day we knew she had a huge tumor in her brain- likely glioblastoma. Damn this was New Year joy killer
Your brave and wise attitude towards cancer and mortality is so refreshing and inspiring. Not many people are able to look mortality straight in the face like that
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I have never laughed at a cancer diagnosis story but you are hilarious. I will definitely be praying for you!❤
Thank you!! Glad I could make you laugh 😁❤ I'm not a very serious person 😂
It's such a shame that so many of us (myself too often included) dread life and more or less drift along. Especially considering The State of Things(TM), it's hard to look forward to the future. And it's a shame that it takes a near-death experience or a death sentence to actually start to revel in the time we have here. It's a reminder I need to hear, and helps to get me out of the slump I've been in lately.
This is so true ❤ it took me getting sick to truly start not taking life for granted
@@abifeltham what stage is your cancer? I know that brain cancer is the worst cancer to get :( ( all cancer is bad but brain cancer is difficult to work on)
Abi are they (doctors) able to remove it completely? is their any positive news? 😢
@@michaelhawkins7389 it's a grade 3 oligodendroglioma - they managed to get 90% out in surgery. The positive news is that I'm still here and still have time to live my life well, even if its shorter than i would have wanted😊
Tbh honest the “ the state of things” I find is mostly a personal interpretation of your own problems.
I‘m incredibly impressed by your attitude towards life. My hope is that the next decades will bring many more innovative cancer treatments. I wish you all the best.
Thank you so much ❤
Have really enjoyed all of your videos & shorts. I am a former cocaine addict & I used to use alcohol in a very negative way. I am also diagnosed with BPD. It was oddly nice to see videos of someone who has had similar problems to me. Made me feel a little bit less lonely for a moment. Your outlook on cancer & life is very refreshing. But yeah, just wanted to say thanks! Stay strong, you can do anything. You're awesome! 😊
I've been diagnosed with brain cancer too (an oligodendroglioma, 14 years now) and it sucks. Some good days, some bad days.
But I still keep trucking.
Hey thanks for sharing …I’m Chris I subscribed. Praying for you. I’m a musician here in North Carolina but like you, addiction, ptsd, erectile dysfunction , along with some unknown health issues. It’s day by day, sending you positive energy and hope. I’m trying to figure the framework to start a channel like you, documenting things I’ve gone through in my years after the military. Anyway stay strong, and Gods speed. 🙌❤
Thank you! Wishing you all the best ❤
Cancer patient here also, your definition of cells rebellion is very funny, let's live as good as possible this rest of life! 🎉🎉🎉❤😘😘😘
Yesss let's do it 😍💜
Your resilience is unmatched ❤
I wish you the best life possible ✨
Same to you!! ❤❤
Dear Abi, i love your humor. That positive attitude will go a long way for your healing. I have Stage IV breast cancer, so you are not alone in your fight. I pray that God fills you with strength, healing and peace. ❤🙏
Thank you so much ❤ sending you all my love!
Omg I’m sorry to hear about your diagnosis. It is a tough time you’ve had and your here to tell the tale(true warrior) love your attitude and i love your personality. 🥰 in my thoughts and will pray 🙏 you get better
My auntie passed from stage four brain cancer a couple of years ago and man I really wish she would’ve had your eye doctors 😭 she was having symptoms for almost two years before someone actually listened to her. I wish we could’ve had more time with her.
Your videos have actually brought me so much peace. Thank you.
Sorry for your loss!❤ I'm so glad to hear this video brought you some peace
I feel you. Thanks for the video.
I'm a 47 year old guy and was diagnosed with glioblastoma grade 4 about 3 months ago. To say it was life changing is a severe understatement. Prognosis is 18 to 22 months but you never know. I'm shooting for longer. My oncologist likened it to shooting an arrow into the sky - it will land eventually(death) but you don't know exactly when or how far away. I like that analogy. I wish I had 15 years to live but I'm not sure. I feel sometimes that I can't allow myself the luxury of thinking that. It's been the worst time of my life, easily. But the only way I can square it away in my head(pun intended) is to realise I am on a timeline anyway, death was always going to come for me - know I know, barring some accident, how I will most likely die. I sometimes feel some relief from that but I worry more for my family and my girlfriend. I feel guilty for bringing this into their lives and for them having to adjust to having a loved one with this. It's a terrible feeling and I do my best to suppress it but when I'm feeling down in general, it rears it's ugly little head.
Folks, don't put things off. Do what you want to do. Your health and time on this planet are finite - don't be lured into thinking you'll be here forever - you WON'T. I've put off doing my art for YEARS and I regret that. Will try now to make up for lost time. Life is so bittersweet, don't let fear hold you back.
Anyone going through the same or something similar, best of luck to you. Do everything you can to prolong your time, that's what I'm going to do.
ugh i love you (i mean, not in a creepy stalker way, but in like a, yes please i will sit down and listen about cancer now way)
Edit: Finished the video. Wow. That's really a lot. Thanks for sharing. You've been through so much, and I can just feel the wisdom oozing out of you. I really hope the next chemo cycle isn't too bad for you. My dad was on chemo for 10 years, and he took it like a trooper, but occasionally he would go on "chemo vacations", especially when he wanted to be feeling good for big events or family trips etc. Chemo can really be tough.
For a future video idea, I would love to get your take on life and the meaning of life. You say that you used to not want to live, and now you are sad you can't live longer. And I don't often have the privilege of hearing a lot of success stories on beating dark places in life, so I'd love to hear yours.
For me, I'm probably still closer to the dark place in life. This past year, I started running out of places to run from my emotions and they weren't very nice when they finally caught up to me lol. But I think they were just trying to tell me something important. That I'm not meant to be living the life that I had been living. And its easy to think, well then life isn't for me (also because society kept just telling me there's nothing wrong with my life, I just need to be grateful and content). But I think the actual answer is to just change my life, not get rid of it. So I'm slowly starting to rediscover who I am and to reposition myself into a life I feel truly excited and connected to. I'm hoping it sticks lol.
Ahh I love you too!! Thank you for watching ❤ I'm so glad to hear you're making changes and rediscovering yourself! You're doing amazing
Hi Abi, Your video popped up on my suggestions list and i thought i'd give you a little watch. I'm so glad i popped by. You my lovely are AMAZING. Seriously you're attitude to this awful illness is absolutely awe inspiring. Having such a great outlook in life will carry you through some difficult times. I'm so impressed with you're witty personality. You are a very funny young woman. I truly wish you all the very best in you're cancer journey. I'm so glad to hear you will be doing weekly vlogs. You're videos will help so many more people. Stay strong Abi. YOU GOT THIS. x
Hi Abi, thank you for sharing!
I was diagnosed with BRCA positive breast cancer. Did chemotherapy, radiation, and now I’ve been prescribed Olaparib as “preventative” - which I call bullshit tbh.
I haven’t taken it yet. Too scared. The side effects are actually horrible (Acute Myeloid Leukemia, to name one) which makes me not want to take it all and instead pray for a miracle.
I’m still in my 20’s. I can’t stop crying. I feel so lost. This is so unfair.
I love your sense of humor. I suffered from bad migraines about once a year that put me in the ER. Here in America they always wanted to do a CT scan to rule out anything more serious. Anyway, years later, totally out of the blue, I had a ruptured brain aneurysm. The neurosurgeon said I needed immediate surgery so I didn’t have any time to think about it which was a good thing. I wish you all the best.
Not Dr Butterfingers 😂😂😂 love it.
😂😂😂 Dr Butterfingers and I have a unique relationship
Hey Abi, can I just say I find your content so inspiring and optimistic, but also realistic. Throughout my life I have had many fears but the one that always comes up for me is cancer, I knew someone recently who worked at my school that unfortunately passed away due to brain cancer a couple of months ago. It has been so uplifting to see that even in something as dark and gloomy as cancer there is still hope, and that it doesn’t have to be something that takes joy from our lives. I believe that you will have some of the best years of your life leading forward and hoping that there are many more to come after that fifteen year mark 😊
Thank you so much! Appreciate you!❤❤
The big three spell ABC 😅 Abi's ABC
All the best to you, just wanted to say I love your shorts and they always improve my day ❤️
Glad you like them!😁❤️
Its all this stuff man puts in our food, water, and environment!
You've cracked the case
Also... Thanks for the virtual slap in the face to realise ok need to enjoy life and what i have ❤
❤❤❤ I think a big part of happiness is whether you take things for granted in life, or take them with gratitude
I just love your sense of humor! Best to you,I will hope for the best outcome for you.
Thank you so much!
You're so inspiring and resilient!! Thank you for sharing your story ❤
My pleasure 🥹❤
I just love your bubbly personality
I have enjoyed your other videos of addiction( I am a recovering alcoholic) and humor but I must say this version of you is absolutely amazing and seems like you can teach us a lot about how precious life is. Subscribed! And looking forward to more!
Wonderful! Thank you for this comment, glad to have you here! ❤
Hopefully new treatments will be brought on stream over the next few years and you will live a long and happy life.🎉
This randomly popped up in my recommendations, and I am so glad! You have a fantastic sense of humor. I’m sending you the warmest wishes from Savannah, Georgia.
I will be here every week to watch😊 if anything like this ever happens to me, I would be happy with even 10% of your honesty, bravery and humour.❤
Abi you're an absolute warrior and you don't need to be told! Love watching your videos - you sharing your life and story matters so much, has helped me personally and everyone else!
Thank you so much!! Appreciate you 😍😍
You are very brave and positive. I admire your spirit. I will pray 🙏 for you xxxx
Thank you so much!❤
Your strength is tremendous Abi. Best wishes to you hun ❤❤❤
Thank you! You too!❤
Wishing you all the best in your cancer journey!! Really impressed by how you managed to accept your situation and make the best of what you have
Thank you so much!!❤
Prayers and hugs
Think about it all the time since I’m a nurse on a telemetry unit and we have patients regularly that have just been hospitalized with symptoms or just found a mass in their brain… had 2 in the last few weeks. Most of the time it’s benign or an abscess but if you have symptoms like headache that won’t go away, weakness on both or one side of the body, nausea and vomiting, vision changes… get ruled out for stroke and they would see any mass during that imaging.
You're amazing. What a beautiful attitude and humor. Praying for you and for many years to come💙 I relate to the unfairness of cancer, but I don't dwell for long either. I'm a new subscriber from Colorado! See you soon🥰
Thank you for sharing your story, honey. I wish you well, look forward to seeing more videos xx
Nothing in medicine is an exact science.miracles happen every day. Stay strong
Abi, you are so inspiring and strong. I love your take on having brain cancer. You bring humor to a subject that is so encouraging. Dr. Butterfingers made me laugh out loud! Keep pushing forward with your incredible view on life snd its challenges. God bless you in your journey.
Ahh thank you so much!! Appreciate you 💜
You are so funny and charismatic. ❤❤❤ I love your videos. Thank you for sharing it with us
Thank you so much!!❤❤
Thank you for sharing your story Abi, you are a total legend❤
Big love!!❤
Love you Abi ♥️
Love you too!!❤
You are so inspiring. ❤ Thank you!
Big love!❤
I lost my other younger sister to Stage 4 Inoperable brain tumor in Nov 2024. Thinking of you.
Good luck. You will beat this and strengthen your immune system by the positive changes you're making and maintaining that positive attitude. I had Hepatitis C for 30 years and turned to holistic health to manage my later symptoms until finally being treated for it in 2017. I now am going to see a doctor on Friday to discuss a possible breast lump. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Stay strong. I gave up drinking,.too,.and it was in November 2012. Take care.
I just came across your channel and you will be in my prayers, it seems that you have gotten through some hurdles, and you will get through this also, live your life , enjoy and continue to be strong,
Nice to meet you! Did they remove the tumor or is it shrinking from the treatment? Wishing you all the best. xx
Thank you! ❤️ they removed 90% of the tumour through surgery and they're monitoring it as I go through treatment. Not sure how much it's shrunk by yet but will be sure to do an update video when i do.
Hi Abi, thanks for your videos, I love your sarcastic sense of humour.
As a recovering ppl pleaser my addiction has always been never disappointing others and routinely ignore my needs and boundaries, as saying no would bring immense guilt. The extent I twisted and disrespected myself to please others and the manipulation and gaslighting I received in exchange …
Therapy helped immensely to make me aware of these patterns and eventually gave the courage to stand up for myself, guilt free.
Another thing that helped immensely was listening to Gabor Mate speeches and reading his books, if you haven’t already read them I highly recommend them.
I now know that the spiritual (not necessarily religious) aspect of our lives needs addressing too.
I wish you all the best with your cancer journey ❤ keep up the great work xxx
Thank you! All the best ❤❤
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I really enjoyed listening to you. You’re so hilarious and clever. I’m sorry you have brain cancer of course but maybe just maybe one of these clinical trials will be effective and add decades to a happy life. Much love Julie
Hi Abi..no one is born with a time stamp on their body...one day at a time...p.s. love your sardonic sense of humor...
You are absolutely wonderful ❤️
Thank you!! 🥹❤
Thank you for sharing Abi ❤️
Of course!!❤
Thank you for sharing your journey. Wishing you the best with your treatment ❤ love your videos xx
Thank you!
Please do a deep dive for Joe Tippens and that fen ben has been successful for treating many different cancers. People have also, even after conventional treatments, taken fen ben prophylactically to treat possible future cancers. It was by sheer coincidence after watching your video that in the follow-up thumbnails of suggested videos, Dr John Campbell popped up in a thumbnail titled: Fen Ben for Cancer? As a clue, he has been chastised for being too specific on certain platforms so he's being careful in what he says. In addition, please also investigate THC apoptosis.
I'm a cancer patient, obviously I've heard of fenben
@@abifeltham A friend is using it in conjunction with her treatments, but I know many cancer patients are unaware of FBZ and wished it was out there more. It's one of those topics that 'they' seem to want to keep under cover or that's discouraged by some physicians... as I have learned.
Hi Abi, you just popped up on my timeline. I am sorry you have been through so much and now this. You however have a wonderful attitude I am going to subscribe to your channel. You are very funny. 😄 🙏🏻🇺🇸
Thank you so much! Welcome 😍😍
Your a beautiful soul❤
Wishing you health and peace!! A co worker of mine - was having m want episodes at work of forgetting how to do his job that he was very good at- he was making a lot of mistakes and one day he got very dizzy and didn’t know where he was. We called his wife and demanded she take him to the hospital. Turns out he had brain cancer unfortunately he passed away less than two weeks later, it was absolutely shocking and devastating!!!
Thank you! ❤ so sorry for your loss, its so tragic how quickly brain cancer can take people from us
You are amazing Abi x
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Did the recent safe and effective interventions possibly play a part in case you took them.
MUCH RESPECT AND POWER TO YOU. AMEN.♥️🙏✝️
Your humour is going to get you through ❤
I think so too! It's served my well so far!❤
"apart from smoking crack". LOLOL New subscriber. Will be praying for you!
😁 thank you!! ❤ happy to have you here!
“Who wants to talk about cancer?!” 🎉😂
Haha so enticing 😂
@ you’ve got such a great sense of humor and a wonderful laugh too :)
Abi you're awesome ❤ unrelated but I just want to say you look so pretty ! And I love your sense of humor 😂 Dr. Butterfingers hahaha
Oh thank you! 😁❤️ very kind!!
Thanks for sharing ❤
Thanks for watching!❤
As a person who's had 2 types of cancer I just wanted to say hi
Hello❤❤❤❤
any footage or video from your journey?
Check out my shorts - lots on there!
How can you be so upbeat as a pessimist? x
I recently lost my brother in June 2024 to glioblastoma. So I will be praying for you.
Thank you ❤ so sorry for your loss
You are braver than me....
So you could say that perhaps the cyst saved your life? Without the cyst you wouldn't have had such severe symptoms.
I believe so! The tumour probably would have gone undetected for many more years
this isn’t how anything is supposed to happen but life isn’t fair only eventful . In Jesus name let u b healed quickly 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Everyone needs a steff in their life…🙏what a man……….!!!oh, your not to bad yourself X
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It picks u like winning a lottery. Mother in law hit the jackpot - enjoyed new years no symptoms. By end of new years day we knew she had a huge tumor in her brain- likely glioblastoma. Damn this was New Year joy killer
Did you get the jab? Too many people diagnosed with cancer since the roll out
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Parasites can cause cancer
Shit you've been through a lot Abi😢😢😢
Yup 😅 I guess I was never destined to lead a quiet life 😅
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Keep that phone from your head. And the rest of your body.
Well done u for getting yr butt to gym- puts me to shame
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Me too..
You are so inspiring. ❤ Thank you!
Big love! ❤❤
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