My sister has just been diagnosed, I am reading, watching, discovering everything I can on cancer. This I can give her and she won't freak out, I think it will help her battle.
My sister is going through this now, she is in chemo and feels awful. But between it all she has been so good, looking at things so differently. You are right don't sweat the small stuff, what we have now is most important.
I realize watching this and reading the comments I am not alone, I have survived and learning to live with it, only cancer survivors will understand that.
This was a very motivating speech Dave! I THANK MY LUCKY STARS to be alive and well! They always say “Live each and everyday like it’s your last.” We should always try to live life to it’s fullest. My grandmother had pancreatic cancer that returned after 13 years. We were EXTREMELY blessed to have another 13 years with her. She was able to see my sister, cousin and I graduate and when we were offered our first jobs.
I've had a few family memebers who've fought a batttle against Cancer and won. All of them had a different perspective. My perspective is really nothing as I haven't gone through it but I've witnessed people attach themselves to their diagnosis, like Cancer was their only friend or companion and it broke my heart... Beautiful talk. Thank you.
Thank you so much for that insightful comment. I’m so glad to hear your family members won their battles. And yes, it can be really hard to not let your cancer define you!
Sometimes we could being more knowing ourselves when something bad was happen. It is like what i feel few years ago when got autoimun disease. Since that i am being more aware with my life in every aspect and it change my perspective
I remember when mom was diagnosed, it was all gloom for weeks. Mindset is more healing than chemo I think. I lost her 12 years ago, I wish I knew this now.
This is sort of a metaphor for now, maybe covid is the collective cancer, stuck in our homes afraid we are now celebrating small things and finding closeness with those we have ignored.
My father got cancer, he was never the same man. He got prostate cancer and I think he thought he was not a man anymore. I think he gave up. He died within a year.
Doesn't fail, watching how the puddles of sweat just dried up within 48 hours was so satisfying, I used what I read about the other day. Although it actually took about 72 hours for my sweating to normalize, I went ahead and go'ogled Cynthia Yulesin’s Stop Sweating Today and I don’t have to change clothes 2 times a day.
My dad who lasted 8 years with prostate cancer changed so much and much of it for the better. He smelled the roses.
Hi Gunther. Thank you so much for watching. It sounds like your dad was a great man.
My father didnt, it was bad for him.
And I have too, and I continue to smell the roses..
Oussama Kimbo I’m glad to hear that. Life is so precious.
mine too
Hi all. Thank you so much for watching my talk. I truly hope it inspires you to live fully and embrace what makes you unique. You got this!
I grew up watching you on Slime Time Live Dave. You were one of my inspirations to get into broadcasting. Glad to hear you’re doing well.
cool talk, my old man went through this too, years ago. But he never talked about it, never told me how he felt.
@@Boss-1964 Mine too Boss, thanks for sending this man, brought back memories of pops.
good talk Dave.
@@thedeliciousrecap Hi Jon! Thanks so much for the kind words. Always great to meet a Slime Time fan! How's the broadcasting going?
This makes sense in more ways than just recovering from cancer, it really is mindfulness which needs to be part of life.
Hi Marina. Thank you so much for watching my talk and for saying that. I am glad it made an impact. Have a wonderful day!
absolutely it is, been there lived through it.
agreed! we all just need to slow down and find comfort in the moment.
Tania Gill well said!! Totally agree.
Jonathan Vallers so glad you lived through it!!
My sister has just been diagnosed, I am reading, watching, discovering everything I can on cancer. This I can give her and she won't freak out, I think it will help her battle.
Tell her to stay strong and be optimistic! Positive mental health will help her so much in her battle!! She's got this.
@@daveaizer4471 Thank you Dave!
Ümit Kırca you’re welcome
@@daveaizer4471 I showed her the talk, I think it helped.
Ümit Kırca I’m really glad to hear that! I wish her the best!
My father had cancer and called it a gift to enlightenment.
Hi Rose Merie. That’s a really great way of saying it.
@@daveaizer4471 Well it was his words, thank you for such a good talk.
There are things to learn now during this crisis, that we can learn from this talk.
Hi Lizette. Thank you for your comment! I’m so glad it resonated with you.
@@daveaizer4471 great talk but brought back sad memories when I lost my mom. Thanks for sending to me Liz.
@@andreshedberg Hi Andres. I'm so sorry for your loss. Truly I am.
there are things in this to use at any time!
Ursula Yildrim hi Ursula. Thank you for watching my talk and, I agree, it’s a universal message to (hopefully) help us all!
So true, thank you David, life is worth living even when it seems tough.
Viviana, you are so right! Because it will get better, and your days will get brighter!! You just have to fight through it as best as you can.
This an amazing talk and a wake up call, learn this before you have to get sick to learn it.
So true! Preventative measures are the way to go!
Theo thank you so much for watching the talk. I really appreciate it. And that was precisely the message I was going for!
My sister is going through this now, she is in chemo and feels awful. But between it all she has been so good, looking at things so differently. You are right don't sweat the small stuff, what we have now is most important.
Hi Nan. Wishing your sister all the best and a speedy recovery. I’m so glad she has a great mindset!
I send blessing and prayers to you and your sister.
I realize watching this and reading the comments I am not alone, I have survived and learning to live with it, only cancer survivors will understand that.
Ive seen this before, a few times, lately lots of friends being diagnosed and I send them this talk. Thank you David.
Thank you, George. I hope this talk helps them!! That's my fondest hope.
This was a very motivating speech Dave! I THANK MY LUCKY STARS to be alive and well! They always say “Live each and everyday like it’s your last.” We should always try to live life to it’s fullest.
My grandmother had pancreatic cancer that returned after 13 years. We were EXTREMELY blessed to have another 13 years with her. She was able to see my sister, cousin and I graduate and when we were offered our first jobs.
Thank you David, good to have a celeb in our club (cancer fighters) your voice will be heard much further than ours alone. Keep spreading it.
Oh how I absolutely adored this! This journey was amazing to hear about. What a beautiful soul to have the perspective he does.
Hi Raini. Thank you so much for saying that. I truly appreciate your kind words!!
Thanks Dave for explaining this my parents ,grandma and I need those kind of thing's especially my mom since she's going through so much for herself.
I've had a few family memebers who've fought a batttle against Cancer and won. All of them had a different perspective. My perspective is really nothing as I haven't gone through it but I've witnessed people attach themselves to their diagnosis, like Cancer was their only friend or companion and it broke my heart... Beautiful talk. Thank you.
Thank you so much for that insightful comment. I’m so glad to hear your family members won their battles. And yes, it can be really hard to not let your cancer define you!
this really helped me. i find it tough to get out of my head sometimes and do things that just make me happy in the moment.
Marek I am so glad that this was able to help you! I have been there as well - it is hard to get out of my head sometimes!
Dave the way he explains thing's on the part.of the body and what you eat ,and what you're feeling and not let things get the best of you.
What a champion. Defs got some perspective from this one. He's been through so much but look at him!
Sometimes we could being more knowing ourselves when something bad was happen. It is like what i feel few years ago when got autoimun disease. Since that i am being more aware with my life in every aspect and it change my perspective
I have lost so many friends to this terrible disease, thank you David for an inspiring and well delivered talk.
Hi Tibo. It was my pleasure to do so. I am truly sorry for your losses.
Another Cancer survivor says "Thank You David!"
Hi Katie! You’re welcome and thank YOU for your kind words. I’m glad you are well :)
I am a survivor too, one other bit to say "Early Detection" never put off concern!
You are so right, Edin! If something is troubling you, go get it checked out!!
That's a honest look at the big C, well done sir.
Candy Engelhardt thank you! I really appreciate it.
wow really is!
Brewster Mug Butts thank you!
I remember when mom was diagnosed, it was all gloom for weeks. Mindset is more healing than chemo I think. I lost her 12 years ago, I wish I knew this now.
Hi D. I'm so sorry for your loss.
This is sort of a metaphor for now, maybe covid is the collective cancer, stuck in our homes afraid we are now celebrating small things and finding closeness with those we have ignored.
Hi Megan. That's really poignant, and well-said. Perhaps it will be the topic of YOUR TEDx Talk!! :)
so true!!!
Billy Williams thank you for watching my talk! I appreciate it.
didnt think of it that way but how true Megan
spot on!!
Wow, that would get your attention fast, well done man and good talk.
Hi, Luis. Thank you for watching and for your comment. I really appreciate it!
I got a mole early, now I am in the clinic every 3 months getting checked.
Hi Tim. You and me both. Every three months! We've go to stay vigilant!!
Yeah I am so paranoid after a test I go when any sign of trouble.
@@kaylacalkins489 It's the best way to stay safe! Trust your instincts and if something is bothering you, get it checked out!!
🥰🥰I have seen him on TV, very handsome🥰🥰
Hi Tina! Thank you for saying that :)
Prostate cancer scare woke me up, fast.
Excellent talk. Wow.
Great talk!
Amanda Bloom thank you so much. I appreciate the kind words!
I remember this guy from slime time on nickelodeon.
I wasn't going to click this, but I did, glad I did, he's right.
Hi Jhon. I’m glad you clicked! Thanks for the kind words.
i know david aizer alright he,s the man who hosts nickelodeon,s slime time live filmed in orlando florida
I guess a little sweat is a fair trade for life? Puts it into context doesn't it.
It does, I am a survivor, everything is different now.
@@alexaphillips8911 My dad had tumors on his vocal chords, he made it, but tell yah what it was a struggle.
Yes, I’ll gladly take this trade. It took me a while to get perspective and context, but I’ve got it now :)
Robin, it is certainly a fair trade and Jeff I’m so glad to hear your dad made it!
@@daveaizer4471 thanks man, so am I!
i wss just trying to read manga
Hi, Maria.Thank you for taking the time to watch my talk!
Wonder why so many people got to get sick to figure this out!
My father got cancer, he was never the same man. He got prostate cancer and I think he thought he was not a man anymore. I think he gave up. He died within a year.
Thanawat, I’m so sorry for your loss. Truly I am.
I think it would be really easy to be blinded by Cancer. I'm sorry for your loss though... I hope you've made peace with it...
Doesn't fail, watching how the puddles of sweat just dried up within 48 hours was so satisfying, I used what I read about the other day. Although it actually took about 72 hours for my sweating to normalize, I went ahead and go'ogled Cynthia Yulesin’s Stop Sweating Today and I don’t have to change clothes 2 times a day.
Alguien por the gamer
Thank you for watching my talk. I appreciate it!