Thank you for sharing my husband is going through stage 3 ( a), just finished his 6th chemo, hopes to do 12. Listening to you I have a better understanding of how to be supportive. Will be praying for you.
Hi Barbara Lovely to meet you Thank you for sharing your story with us Cancer spares no one ,no matter how healthy Thank you for advocating for yourself Hugs from Amman Jordan Middle East
So glad you’re ok @Barbara. I hope you had help going through all of that. It was kind of a miracle that you went to an alternative dr and received the Rx for the colonoscopy when you did. I was wondering what happened with the x- did he help at all or have any regrets or is he a heartless narcissist. Thanks for telling your story - I can see how Barbara is still trying to entertain people with humor even in the midst of how serious it was. I hope she is having a happy life and considers a follow up interview if there is more she would like to share now. ❤❤❤
Barbara, you are so very cute, your looks, sure, but I mean your personality. This is not a funny subject, of course, your colon cancer journey----but your presentation makes your story both informative and actually entertaining. You would be a great talk-show host, you should look into it. (That is, if you have time, while you're rearing three children.)
Doctors ignored my sons complaints and symptoms because he was young and appeared healthy. He passed one day after seeing a doctor who said he didn’t need to go to the hospital. My son had asked him if he should go to the hospital.
@@Bambotb It was 5 years ago.. no Vax. .. not sure exactly as the doctor was going to test the following week.. no autopsy..would do no good except for a lawsuit...didn’t want them to do that to his body...he is in Heaven now.
Thank you for sharing my husband is going through stage 3 ( a), just finished his 6th chemo, hopes to do 12. Listening to you I have a better understanding of how to be supportive. Will be praying for you.
Barbara needs to start a podcast! I love her!
Hi Barbara
Lovely to meet you
Thank you for sharing your story with us
Cancer spares no one ,no matter how healthy
Thank you for advocating for yourself
Hugs from Amman Jordan Middle East
Elizabeth, thank you for your kind words!
Thank you for being SO REAL!!!! You need her back on!
So glad you’re ok @Barbara. I hope you had help going through all of that. It was kind of a miracle that you went to an alternative dr and received the Rx for the colonoscopy when you did. I was wondering what happened with the x- did he help at all or have any regrets or is he a heartless narcissist.
Thanks for telling your story - I can see how Barbara is still trying to entertain people with humor even in the midst of how serious it was.
I hope she is having a happy life and considers a follow up interview if there is more she would like to share now. ❤❤❤
You are an inspiration to humanity.
You are so funny & inspiring! Thank you for sharing your story~
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!!!! 🎉
Barbara, you are so very cute, your looks, sure, but I mean your personality. This is not a funny subject, of course, your colon cancer journey----but your presentation makes your story both informative and actually entertaining. You would be a great talk-show host, you should look into it. (That is, if you have time, while you're rearing three children.)
Doctors ignored my sons complaints and symptoms because he was young and appeared healthy.
He passed one day after seeing a doctor who said he didn’t need to go to the hospital. My son had asked him if he should go to the hospital.
Cancer or vaccin reaction.?
Don, so sorry to hear about this. Thank you for sharing.
I’m so very sorry for your loss dear friend
May his Soul Rest In Peace
@@elizabethconroy7665 Thank you.
@@Bambotb It was 5 years ago.. no Vax. .. not sure exactly as the doctor was going to test the following week.. no autopsy..would do no good except for a lawsuit...didn’t want them to do that to his body...he is in Heaven now.
You never said what stage your colon cancer was and if it disappeared forever after surgery?