Cancer survivor on how to advocate for yourself as a patient

Amanda Kabbabe was 24 when she was diagnosed with a rare form of ovarian cancer. Now, she's sharing her story to help others. Kabbabe and CBS News medical contributor Dr. Tara Narula joined CBSN AM to talk about patient advocacy.

[@iamking9077]

Ive been having symptoms like she discribed for 3 years,it sucks when doctors just blow u off. And tell you youre stressed when u know its something else.

[@MommaBao]

There is nothing wrong with googling and researching

[@SatumainenOlento]

This was a great interview! Good tips and very mature take on this issue. Thank you!

[@tjj5337]

It’s not rear when happens to you or your family…. There are no symptoms until it’s well on its way. Unfortunately, most Doctors are useless!!

[@TriumphingTogether]

Hi I’m a cancer survivor I also took about my diagnoses and the mindset to beat cancer on my channel! I’m now dedicating to help others beat cancer through my TH-camr channel ❤

[@elizabethsorola2201]

1/8/2024
Believe with all your heart
And God can cure you just like
He cured me...
I'm a cancer survivor 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@mpmunger1225]

What’s the update

[@danieljoaquim1426]

Bom dia 🙇‍♂️🙏🙏🙏🙌❤

[@oceanblueboy4440]

Can they beat goku tho

[@girlanonymous]

This happens waaaay too often especially with people of color.

[@dawnricherson2604]

Oh for goodness sake. Quit using the race card and believing the lies of Lucifer.