“If he went blind and he needed my eyes, and that was the only way he could see, I’d be blind for the rest of my life.”… Imagine loving someone or having someone love you that much! Shannon’s story really has me crying like a baby because I cannot imagine losing the love of my life.
Love like that does exist in the world, still, even in July 2021. I had a love like that. He was shot down, serving the USA, doing what he loved to do. I nearly died from the grief of losing him. There are good men out there in the world, I have lost desire to have one. I'm happy in my life, volunteering, helping others, working in a career I love. Saving up $$ to pursue my dream. Single & celibate by choice.
Theses series have shown me how I’ve been living wrong. I’m in remission, I have stage 3 lung cancer. I’m living just knowing this remission won’t last long so why try and act happy. Omg, I have to live till I die. Don’t die before my heart stops. We are all born dying, but until we get sick we don’t know it, we are to busy living..God Bless us one and all!!!
Shannon OMG SO BEAUTIFUL INSIDE AND OUT. The why her husband loved her made me cry. I can’t imagine someone loving me half as much. But their story gives me hope. I’ve beat cancer three times and honestly I don’t feel like I deserve love. Shannon although your gone now you have impacted my life in the most breathtaking way. I’am in awe of you. My heart is full. Fly high beautiful 😭😭😭😭
You do deserve love . Even if we don’t believe we do JESUS LOVES US and I pray for you. Change your mindset to “ I survived cancer 3 times BECAUSE YOU ARE MEANT TO LIVE . ME TOO. LETS DO IT!!! God be with you
@@Humgin1234 Thank you so much. Your words mean everything to me. Yes I must change my mindset it’s hard. But everyday is new day to start over and try again. Thank you from the bottom of heart.
Consuela ♥️ why do you say that about yourself? I can tell by your comment that you are loving and empathetic and obviously amazing and strong. I think you deserve everything you want and please know, I’m thinking about you right now ♥️♥️♥️ be happy sweetheart ♥️
Bechir is INCREDIBLE! He is THERE for his wife. He is a rock. His emotion shows his strength. His love for his wife is beyond words. God Bless him. And Shannon- so beautiful, beyond beautiful. She is LOVE. Bethy was so afraid to hurt Shannon, but Shannon wanted to watch Dave’s story- for Bethy. No words. That hug they shared- Shannon’s soul is pure.
The bravery of Shannon is just astonishing. I'm lost for words the love she shared with her husband just amazing. The entire panel such beautiful humans. The strength exhibit from each an everyone of you did something to my soul. I'm so full right now. Thank you for sharing your wonderful journey...🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I can relate so much to Chanel's story in a variety of ways. I received a stem cell transplant in 2006 after my leukemia relapsed. I too still have chemo brain due to how much chemo and radiation I had to have to treat the leukemia and then to prepare for the transplant. I met a few others that were going through similar situations and they lost their fight so I often still wonder why I am still here and they are not. Fortunately, the transplant worked and my leukemia has been in remission since 2006. However, as a side effect from the stem cell transplant, I am now living with a rare and progressive disease that is destroying my heart and lungs. My doctors gave me a 5 year prognosis in 2006/2007 when diagnosed and here I am still today. I might require oxygen when I move about, but I am still alive and that is the most important part. I am so glad Chanel's transplant has given her this second chance at life as well.
We love & miss you so much Shan !🥰 From the day I met her, a few weeks before our 13th birthday’s I knew that we were gonna be lifelong bffs. I still sometimes can’t believe you’re gone chica. I am comforted knowing that she had the love of her life Bechir Sylvain by her side when we couldn’t be there for her. Shannon will always be the godmom of my 3 daughters who loved every holiday because supercool Auntie Shannon would come back to cold ass Minnesota ❄️ from sunny LA ☀️ with gifts and new movie releases, and lotsa of unconditional love 💗 I know you never wanted us to be in pain missing you beautiful- so I’m gonna wipe my tears & give it to God 🙏🏾 Love you always Shannon Helene ! 💙💙💙💙💙💙
@@ShogoMakishimaxx I wish they would let you know when this video was made. It looks like it was recent. God rest Shannon. What a beautiful person she was and what a wonderful husband she had.
@Sylvia Carlson yeah thats how i feel too like a small update you know? But considering that these videos are from a few yrs ago I'd assume most if not all have passed on.
I'm watching these stories and Jessica's story started the process. Shannon's story broke me into tears. If my next husband doesn't love on me like hers I don't want him.
This! one hundred times!. The love between Jessica and her husband made me cry first off because I couldn't help but think, in my romantic brain 'what a soulmate connection' and then Shannons story... I'm the kind of person who gives a piece of myself to people I love, and I keep them in my heart and my mind 24/7. When I think of being in a relationship, God do I want it, but I- and you and everyone else- deserve someone that loves you just as much as you love them. That mutual connection that defines the meaning of 'cherish'. Potent stuff. Seeing people that have found that is joyous, even in these tragic cases. Jessica said it well that love is the key. I really felt that.
I am always going to try and remember the fact that someone may just have two weeks to live like Shannon. I’m going to try and treat everybody as if they have only two weeks to live regardless of how they treat me. I will try and be patient and loving. I may be practicing this for the rest of my life however for every time I am successful it will be because I was impacted by Dave and Shannon’s stories. I will never forget them.
Shannon's story changed my life, my thinking and the way I treat people. All those things that I thought were important aren't really that important anymore. Bless you and your family❤
I have never seen something more powerful or awakening in my life. The gratitude I feel for breathing, and the shame I feel for complaining over little things.. thank you for opening my eyes. I honestly love you all ♥️
Watching these videos makes me realize how I waste my days worried, scared, and not living .... Just existing.. God Bless you all for sharing these stories..make us wake up and start living life like these Angels!!
I was able to watch these stories without crying…until Bethy was crying because she didn’t want Shannon to feel worse watching her husband David’s story, as he died from the same type of cancer Shannon has. Watching Shannon, in obvious pain, and knowing how little time she had left, getting up to embrace Bethy…I just lost it, started bawling. These two women, both in so much pain, for different reasons, being only concerned about the others’ feelings. I wish everybody would watch this…the world seems to have lost so much compassion and empathy for our fellow humans. I just want to be a better person after watching this series.
I’ve cried so hard these beautiful souls didn’t deserve this suffering. The pure love Shannon and Bechir shared was something from a fairytale. Something I wish everyone could experience.
Bechir, you and Shannon had me crying! What a beautiful love story ! Shannon inspired me to try to take every opportunity to live life fully, giving to others. You dear sir, are the example of how a spouse loves his partner despite sickness, and adversity!
I’m so mad thinking about how Shannon’s first doctor dismissed something so serious. 7 years she lived with cancer and didn’t know. Who knows how long she had it before that.
I don’t want to say this this way but I enjoy getting to know these people through the stories you film. You all do a beautiful job this makes me feel I need to do more with my life.
Watch the documentary of Claire Wineland. She was so well spoken and aware. She helped others and was a pleasure to know, even if it was just on video.
This got me so emotional. As hard as these ladies were fighting for their lives, their strength was apparent. I admire them both. My prayers are with their families.
My husband had GBS ......he was paralyzed from it....it's the scariest thing in the world to go from being this big strong construction guy to literally needing me to walk him to the bathroom....to feed him. had the IVF treatment and came home but my God the process from finally having a diagnosis to him getting back on his feet was the most terrifying experience ever. He's been healed for years now. Found his true calling career since he couldn't do construction anymore. His illness brought us to a place where life is that much sweeter. I am thankful for these stories. Thank you for sharing them with us.
Okay, this is going to sound superficial but damn… Shannon is flip flopping gorgeous! So are all of her friends! Beauty overload. 😍 I hope the best for all of these people/families. Their stories are heart-wrenching.
The series is so humbling and reminds me to cherish my life and others lives. My parents suffered with cancer and so many people are going through things I know nothing about.
Honestly cried the whole way thru Shannon’s story. As a someone who had cancer (rare & aggressive type with a 90% of coming back) in 2018 at 23 years old and getting confirmation on the cancer gene testing 2019. Now being evaluated for colon cancer currently. I’ve dealt with the acceptance of death, and over committed myself in different areas of life to leave my mark on the world. Since I don’t have children at least friends and family can look back at my desire to live just in case a long life isn’t my reality. Shannon’s story made me realize how her husband supports her quiet but he’s deeply broken on the solo interview! At least he will have shared time and closure. It’s an eye opener and I realize I should share my health issues with my life now. Think less about unwanted pity and more about their closure.
💜🐷💜 I have lung cancer with liver mets. I've chosen no treatment because I am weak from end stage emphysema. Bu a twist of faith my ex-husband has come back into my life and has been by my side thru it all. I enjoyed this series immensely. You found such beautiful souls to share their experiences.
This show is beautiful and heart warming. I have chronic illness that could kill me. Not like all of these people and families. My husband has a saying that it’s not my illness but our illness. He has shown me that absolute unconditional love and support. God Bless each and every one of these people and their families ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am so grateful this series is back. It has alwsys been a blessing entering their worlds, witnessing their light shine in the world. Thank you so much.
The relationships Chanel and Shannon have are GOALS!!! These stories have really touched me. When Bethy and Shannon had that moment together I lost it more than I had this entire time.
If love determined how long we lived, Shannon and Bachir would have grown old together. Their story touched me to my very core and moved me to ugly tears. May you rest now beautiful soul, and may you Bachir find peace ❤
All the stories had me crying but Shannon’s story had me bawling. Brings back too many painful memories of my mother battling colon cancer. I pray that Shannon is well and healthy.
After loosing both my parents to metastatic cancers, this is really eye opening! I often wonder what their stories would be! God bless you all for sharing!
These people are so beautiful and wise and full of love. I so appreciate them sharing such intimate moments and telling their stories in such a raw and honest way. My heart is a bit broken from watching this but I’m also in awe and feeling inspired by these amazing humans.
I swear lord I'll never complain again of my petty headaches or I'm tired I promise I'm so very grateful for everyday I wake an I'm ok an carry peace in my heart... bless all there hearts an soul
This episode and the compassion and concern for each other brought tears to my eyes. Shannon is so strong and generous of toward the others. What a remarkable group of Angel's on earth.
Systemic Sclerosis is a rare condition that I share witg Chanel. This,woman has helped thousands of SSc patients GLOBALLY. Thank you Chanel! My ScleroSister, you make us humans PROUD!
The way Drs give you bad news over the phone is so wrong. I was told I had a brain tumour over the phone plus I was home alone, it was like I’d been hit by a truck with no one to catch me. The shock is unbelievable.
I can’t believe how much Shannon’s story speaks to my family. My mom was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer in Spring 2011. We didn’t know at that time that we were going to lose her. The oncologist would say, “We’re going to fight this with all we’ve got.” She went to live 4 years on chemo. In April of 2015 her beautiful heart stopped beating at age 54. We were fortunate to have her home with us until there was nothing more my dad could do and we lost her 11 days after went into palliative care. I believe her strong will to live got her to 4 years. I blessed to have my mom for 29 years. She was born on the 22nd and left us on the 22nd. I’ve told people why I don’t like Spring and unless they’ve also lost someone special sometimes people don’t understand.
Amazing story!!! I lived with an addiction for 40+ years. Today, I am free!!! I love my life!!! The peace, joy, happiness and unconditional love that I give and receive it is magical!!! Life is precious and I hope everyone can have a miracle like I have been blessed with!!!🙏🙏
I started bawling as soon as I heard Shannon has stage 4 colon cancer. My mom has stage 2 colon cancer, and we found out today she's in remission. Watching your loved one go through cancer is so difficult, because you feel so helpless. I'm happy I got to listen to Shannon today
I definitely needed to see this today. Shannon is the epitome of beauty. Watching her story made me cry. Her husband …. what a stand up guy. I’ve seen in the comments that Shannon has since passed. So incredibly sad. I hope she is at peace and that Bechir is doing well ♥️
Thank you Shannon for sharing your story, I put off getting my exam last year. But, after hearing your symptoms and realizing I have had the same. It's time to take care of my health. The love these couples have expressed have truly been a blessing to see you all living life even in the toughest of circumstances. I am sending hugs and love to you all. 💗
Sitting here crying like a baby because I have taken the smallest things and complained, and to see these individuals with so much life at the end of life is eye opening. No one deserves the pain that they have endured, and to see them smiling and at peace. My God this is beyond beautiful and beyond true and pure love. Earth Angels to say the least! Struggling through life is not what we are suppose to do, we are here to live it to the fullest no matter how long that is. I needed the eye opener and I hate that I am just now finding out about this show. My heart goes out to each and every individual and their families. They have touched the world and dont even realize it.
Chanels story was so touching as well as Sharron. I laughed when Chanel said eat that cheeseburger slow for me lol !! Girl u ate a subway sandwich and chips and a powerade I'm like throw I n a chocolate chip cookie too
I can understand and feel the pain that these people are going through as I lost my husband last year in March I watched him battle diabetes heart failure and kidney failure it was a rough time to go through he battled for about a year and a half and ended up dying in my arms I loved him with all my heart and soul I lost my best friend the love of my life I feel for these people
Nicole, you are surrounded by your husbands love and the pain is crushing, I know, but imagine him doing 1 thing he loved to do while he was alive, and not having pain while doing so. That’s how I imagine my dad. Fishing a lake, with a cold beer and ZZTop playing.
Nicole, I am TRULY sorry for your loss. I am glad YOU were there for his last moments. He felt love the one moment he needed it most. THAT is a blessing in disguise. May GOD give you HIS peace and comfort. Thank you for sharing such an intimate moment with us.
I love these people , love the way Josh held Dave’s wife’s hand as she cried and how Shannon hugged her and told her that Dave’s story matters … these are beautiful selfless people . God be with them . ❤️
OMG if I could be anyone I would love to be Shannon. She is pure love, kindness and class. Her marriage is beautiful and I wish they could have had more time. Their kids would have been incredible. Breaks my heart. I am so happy Channel is getting a second chance at life. I hope she lives to see her grandkids. Such courage in both of these fabulous ladies.
I have MSA, it is listed as a "terminal" illness, I´ve had it for eleven years now and I still feel strong. I have good days and bad. After watching this video I felt sad that when I got sick my husband sort of "checked out" of the whole thing. We are now divorced, but I felt so lonely then. I would love to have had a partner to share life with. These people all have such loving partners to share happiness and sorrow. On the other hand, it must hurt so much to know that you will leave your partner withour their soulmate when you die.
He left you at your absolutely worst so he NEVER deserved you and your life partner will come in your life unexpectedly, catching you off guard, but you'll know and you're worthy!
I'm sorry your partner was not there for you. Your awareness of what you need and what would help is true. You can decide whether you want a new relationship or not. It's never too late to start over. Glad your MSA is not out of control.
@@tanschi8449 how are you feeling beautiful? Well I hope, you're a woefully empathetic spirit. An amazing human. He never deserved you. His misery is and will continue to be his own. I pray that you are living every day as fully as can be. Much love to you. 🤍
I found Chanel on Facebook and You tube! I have followed her from before her stem cell/bone marrow transplant. I am still learning about all of my Auto-Immune diseases. Thank you for being a voice!!!!
This episode made me realize I may be lucky in so many ways, but the biggest gift I have is the ability to love a big and as deep as I do. That's the most valuable thing in life, is the experience of truly loving someone else.
God, what an absolute beautiful series! It is done with such love and compassion. May those who have passed, sleep well knowing they were loved so much❤❤❤
I have Lupus, and this condition gave me others conditions. The pain, low energy, is terrible. I am happy that she is better and I hope she is doing good.
My husband is my hero.. he has stuck by my side since we met, November, 15, 2018.. he never judge me, never hurt me.. he supports me in every way. He gave his dedication and love to me.. always there for me.. I ♥️ You Darryl, a.k.a Honeybee!!
I am just utterly sobbing. My mom had stage 3 colorectal cancer. She survived.. but it was a horrendous journey. She is 14 years cancer free. And I remember praying to God… if he could only let her live so I can make her proud. And I was able to have the time to get my life right. And I am forever thankful.
These stories had me in tears all the way through.These people are all so special and i want to thank them all for letting us watch their stories. I have to say they're all an inspiration and this was just so emotional. Sorry to hear we lost three of these beautiful people. Rest in Paradise all of you......Thank you to you all.
I'm speechless. Can't stop crying. You guys are Super humans to endure so much. Sending my love. Thanks for opening my eyes to the real meaning of Love. I hope to some day meet you in heaven. Praying for all of you and myself. One never knows, when it could be me. My dad also died from ♋️.
Beautiful channel and people!! I love the guy that does this he is an angel on earth, simply an amazing man! One of the best channels on TH-cam just sad what the subject matter is about. I’m glad he lets them tell their stories. We all have one and it’s a blessing theirs can be heard by thousands. I feel that’s definitely a gift.
I'd love to have a partner like their husbands, they're awesome! A partner that really loves, supports me. That makes it easier of course, and be loved for real, it's a blessing. 💗 Chanel and Shannon ❤ 🙏🏽
Love is everything. So brave and so powerful. Thank you all for sharing yourselves. You all are so very amazing. Your families and loved ones also. I love you all. 💛🤗🕊️
I have to say I am a little jealous that u have friends that understand. I am 39 and have MS and Sle as well as neurological lupus and about 10other autoimmune diseases. I was diagnosed with cancer at 21. I haven’t known healthy in so many years. And many of my friends have melted away in a sense Bc they don’t understand. I have been in the hospital more times than I care to admit. I have been septic and in the icu and been told I wasn’t going to survive to prepare my girls and family. Love watching these Bc in a way I can relate even tho I don’t know them. I just wish I had ppl in my circle that know and understand the struggle. These stories are beautiful and captivating and they show the strength of ppl.
40:06 the most touching moment. She didn't want to scare her with her husband's story! I am sobbing uncontrollably. And you know what. It feels good. They've made me feel good. As my health is not good and I've had over 100 surgeries and thinking I have my 2 daughters and I finally met the man of my dreams. I just imagine them. And it kills me. Every surgery my daughter says but what if you don't wakeup and I say because I have already done it 100 times. I can do it again. My girls are tough that's one thing I know and when they love they love with every fiber of their beings. And I am so proud of them. I make a point to remind them all the time how much I love them and how proud and if one day they can't see me they know where I will be. They will point to their hearts!
Chanel's story with her digestive system hits me hard. I have a stomach disease that has me needing 2 feeding tubes. And the top pop is a struggle.. And i was going to ask where you went in Chicago, but i saw the room screen and immediately knew where you were. Northwestern saved my life 4 times. They are my super heroes. My gi doc is the best.. And the chew and spit. And holy cow my little calls my stomas my extra belly buttons.. Choosing joy is the life goals. Thank you for sharing your story
I have Gastroparesis which means that my stomach and intestines are paralyzed due to diabetic neuropathy, I was diagnosed in August of 2013. I had my first feeding tube on January 14, 2014. And 10 months later I had another surgery go to get a different feeding tube. The 1st one was a g tube into my stomach and the second 1 was a j tube into my intestines. Also while having 85% of my stomach removed they found cancer called gastrointestinal stromal tumor or called a GIST it's a cancer found in white males in they're 50's and 60's so it's rare to be a female and age 42. At the time of surgery me or my team of doctors had absolutely no idea I had cancer. All my symptoms were tied to my condition, Gastroparesis had me looking pregnant from me being so bloated and I had cramping pains. I never had scans. So i know to well about the bile that stinks coming out of my feeding tube uncontrollably. It's disgusting and embarrassing. I've had my feeding tube bubble pop and the tube fell out and other times I've had to have emergency surgery to get another tube put in. Im Doing well now. I take many medication's to help me go to the bathroom. I only go maybe 3 times to 4 times a month. So I always have if I will have a reoccurrence of bowel cancer. They caught it so early so I only needed surgery to remove it and no chemo or radiation treatment. My life is good right now.
@@carrieanncancino5118 I have idiopathic Gastroparesis. I also have addisons and pots. I have a g and a j tube . I get fluids weekly. Covid kicked my Gp toosh . I started with a GJ tube but I kept throwing it up so they separated it. For so many years I thought I was alone and crazy but then I found people that had this and kept fighting and found my team.. fighting to be here for my family is what keeps me going ..
I can't tell you how incredibly beautiful of a job you guys do in how you present each & every single person's journey. I talk a lot & when I say a lot, sometimes my family might gently say something like *"....get to the point...."* LOL That being said, the passed few videos that I've watched from your channel has really made me emotional & I DON'T mean that in a negative way but instead I'm saying that you have given these patients along with their family & friends, a beautiful gift to look back at. Thank you for sharing this beautiful series along with the incredible amount of emotional support & work that you put into each video!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My sister is in remission from scleroderma, but the damage to all of her cartilage is devastating, all of her joints, her esophagus. She was diagnosed when she was 30, now shes 60 and I think shes going to get her knees replaced! Btw, eating is always a celebration ❤
My prayer is that anyone and everyone suffering cancer gets into the remission I'm in. Brain cancer at 16 still here at almost 60. God bless and heal you all in Jesus name. Amen My love to each of you. ❤❤❤❤❤❤🇨🇦🥰 condolences to Shannon's family and RIP Shannon.
Thank you so much for sharing your stories, I came upon this channel while researching for a advance palliative care course I am doing as I am a healthcare worker, In this field. thank you for bringing the love, hope and magic back into our lives through a platform of compassion 💞 truly appreciated
These people - their experiences, lessons, perspectives and spirit.....are beyond beautiful. One of the most valuable, enriching and profound things I’ve watched on TH-cam. Thank you for sharing life’s..and death’s biggest lessons. So grateful. Blessings
“If he went blind and he needed my eyes, and that was the only way he could see, I’d be blind for the rest of my life.”… Imagine loving someone or having someone love you that much! Shannon’s story really has me crying like a baby because I cannot imagine losing the love of my life.
Love like that does exist in the world, still, even in July 2021. I had a love like that. He was shot down, serving the USA, doing what he loved to do. I nearly died from the grief of losing him. There are good men out there in the world, I have lost desire to have one. I'm happy in my life, volunteering, helping others, working in a career I love. Saving up $$ to pursue my dream. Single & celibate by choice.
Shannon and Chanel you are amazing...and both your husbands are your Angel's with out wings✨✨❤❤
That is so stupid to say
That is so but so stupid how you gonna see afterwards
There's 3 young men I love that much, they call me mom!
Shannon reached out of her own pain to comfort someone else. What an amazing woman.
A truly heart touching way to see.
A pure angel!
Rest In Peace Shannon and know your light matter to me and I’ll never forget you! Sending love from Denver Colorado 🤗
@@mrguitar5051 so she passed then did she? This has only just come up on my feed ….
@@sallygard63 yes she did! 😢
Theses series have shown me how I’ve been living wrong. I’m in remission, I have stage 3 lung cancer. I’m living just knowing this remission won’t last long so why try and act happy. Omg, I have to live till I die. Don’t die before my heart stops. We are all born dying, but until we get sick we don’t know it, we are to busy living..God Bless us one and all!!!
I hope you can open your heart back up to life . Please be happy you deserve it . ❤️
Bless your heart. What you said was beautiful! I pray you stay in remission and you live the life you were put here on earth to live!!
You saying oh my gosh, I gave to live till I die was so profound. Thank you for that!
Sending lots of love, hugs and good vibes your way! God bless and stay strong Ms. Lisbeth! ❤
God bless you, Lisbeth. You are a brave and beautiful woman. 🇸🇪
Shannon OMG SO BEAUTIFUL INSIDE AND OUT. The why her husband loved her made me cry. I can’t imagine someone loving me half as much. But their story gives me hope. I’ve beat cancer three times and honestly I don’t feel like I deserve love. Shannon although your gone now you have impacted my life in the most breathtaking way. I’am in awe of you. My heart is full. Fly high beautiful 😭😭😭😭
You do deserve love . Even if we don’t believe we do JESUS LOVES US and I pray for you. Change your mindset to “ I survived cancer 3 times BECAUSE YOU ARE MEANT TO LIVE . ME TOO. LETS DO IT!!! God be with you
@@Humgin1234 Thank you so much. Your words mean everything to me. Yes I must change my mindset it’s hard. But everyday is new day to start over and try again. Thank you from the bottom of heart.
Consuela May you beat it every battle you come into. SATAN IS A LIAR. GOD is still All powerful, almighty, and healing of All.🙏💕💐😭🕊️🙏💕💐
Consuela ♥️ why do you say that about yourself? I can tell by your comment that you are loving and empathetic and obviously amazing and strong. I think you deserve everything you want and please know, I’m thinking about you right now ♥️♥️♥️ be happy sweetheart ♥️
@@Humgin1234 Thanks so much. I appreciate you more then you can ever know ❤️❤️❤️
Bechir is INCREDIBLE! He is THERE for his wife. He is a rock. His emotion shows his strength.
His love for his wife is beyond words. God Bless him.
And Shannon- so beautiful, beyond beautiful. She is LOVE. Bethy was so afraid to hurt Shannon, but Shannon wanted to watch Dave’s story- for Bethy. No words. That hug they shared- Shannon’s soul is pure.
The bravery of Shannon is just astonishing. I'm lost for words the love she shared with her husband just amazing. The entire panel such beautiful humans. The strength exhibit from each an everyone of you did something to my soul. I'm so full right now. Thank you for sharing your wonderful journey...🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I have SLE, and this series is exactly what I needed to realize I’m letting fear win. I want to live while I’m here. Thank you 💜
God bless you, I pray you live with love and joy not fear.
Sending you an abundance of positive vibes and strength 🙏🏻♥️
Sending you love strength and light from New Zealand Ginger. ❤️
I have SLE too and other conditions. I am praying for you, continue to be strong.
You got this and we got you!
I can relate so much to Chanel's story in a variety of ways. I received a stem cell transplant in 2006 after my leukemia relapsed. I too still have chemo brain due to how much chemo and radiation I had to have to treat the leukemia and then to prepare for the transplant. I met a few others that were going through similar situations and they lost their fight so I often still wonder why I am still here and they are not. Fortunately, the transplant worked and my leukemia has been in remission since 2006. However, as a side effect from the stem cell transplant, I am now living with a rare and progressive disease that is destroying my heart and lungs. My doctors gave me a 5 year prognosis in 2006/2007 when diagnosed and here I am still today. I might require oxygen when I move about, but I am still alive and that is the most important part. I am so glad Chanel's transplant has given her this second chance at life as well.
WE are glad YOU are still here as well.
You are so lovely and kind. I am hoping you continue to be positive and live your life. Thanks for the story, it was inspiring.
We love & miss you so much Shan !🥰 From the day I met her, a few weeks before our 13th birthday’s I knew that we were gonna be lifelong bffs. I still sometimes can’t believe you’re gone chica. I am comforted knowing that she had the love of her life Bechir Sylvain by her side when we couldn’t be there for her. Shannon will always be the godmom of my 3 daughters who loved every holiday because supercool Auntie Shannon would come back to cold ass Minnesota ❄️ from sunny LA ☀️ with gifts and new movie releases, and lotsa of unconditional love 💗 I know you never wanted us to be in pain missing you beautiful- so I’m gonna wipe my tears & give it to God 🙏🏾 Love you always Shannon Helene ! 💙💙💙💙💙💙
So sorry for your loss. She was a lovely woman that exuded a gentleness of spirit.
I can't even explain how this makes my heart hurt. I just want to hug and love on every single one of these people.
Right, just be able to be there to love on them all. I’m torn up
We need to be kinder to each other . We have love in our hearts , we just need to love each other more . I love you all ♥️
@@therealhousewifeofballtown you couldn't be more spot on!!
Love you too!!!
I hope Bechir is doing well these days
RIP beautiful Shannon
Shannon died? 😩
@@pumelamacozoma1143 yeah 2018.
@@ShogoMakishimaxx 😢😢
@@ShogoMakishimaxx I wish they would let you know when this video was made. It looks like it was recent. God rest Shannon. What a beautiful person she was and what a wonderful husband she had.
@Sylvia Carlson yeah thats how i feel too like a small update you know? But considering that these videos are from a few yrs ago I'd assume most if not all have passed on.
I'm watching these stories and Jessica's story started the process. Shannon's story broke me into tears. If my next husband doesn't love on me like hers I don't want him.
Yep…same.
This! one hundred times!. The love between Jessica and her husband made me cry first off because I couldn't help but think, in my romantic brain 'what a soulmate connection' and then Shannons story... I'm the kind of person who gives a piece of myself to people I love, and I keep them in my heart and my mind 24/7. When I think of being in a relationship, God do I want it, but I- and you and everyone else- deserve someone that loves you just as much as you love them. That mutual connection that defines the meaning of 'cherish'. Potent stuff. Seeing people that have found that is joyous, even in these tragic cases. Jessica said it well that love is the key. I really felt that.
@@genderlesswhale2868 💯. I love hard so I want the same in return.
Rest in PEACE 🕊️ beautiful Shannon.. another angel in heaven 🙏❤️
I am always going to try and remember the fact that someone may just have two weeks to live like Shannon. I’m going to try and treat everybody as if they have only two weeks to live regardless of how they treat me. I will try and be patient and loving. I may be practicing this for the rest of my life however for every time I am successful it will be because I was impacted by Dave and Shannon’s stories. I will never forget them.
How wonderful for you. Your decision is such a positive thing. I wish you well.
Shannon's story changed my life, my thinking and the way I treat people. All those things that I thought were important aren't really that important anymore. Bless you and your family❤
I have never seen something more powerful or awakening in my life. The gratitude I feel for breathing, and the shame I feel for complaining over little things.. thank you for opening my eyes. I honestly love you all ♥️
AMEN ❤❤❤❤
If love could save Shannon she would be immortal.
Bechir & Shannon have that once in a lifetime love 💛
Jill Jenkins - you are absolutely right.
@@sylviacarlson3561 I'm also absolutely Jealous lol 🤷🏻♀️
Watching these videos makes me realize how I waste my days worried, scared, and not living ....
Just existing.. God Bless you all for sharing these stories..make us wake up and start living life like these Angels!!
Crying like a baby…that hug, that hug was LOVE. Through the pain, love can be a common thread. I’m so heartbroken…my heart goes out to everyone ❤️❤️❤️
I was able to watch these stories without crying…until Bethy was crying because she didn’t want Shannon to feel worse watching her husband David’s story, as he died from the same type of cancer Shannon has. Watching Shannon, in obvious pain, and knowing how little time she had left, getting up to embrace Bethy…I just lost it, started bawling. These two women, both in so much pain, for different reasons, being only concerned about the others’ feelings. I wish everybody would watch this…the world seems to have lost so much compassion and empathy for our fellow humans. I just want to be a better person after watching this series.
I’ve cried so hard these beautiful souls didn’t deserve this suffering. The pure love Shannon and Bechir shared was something from a fairytale. Something I wish everyone could experience.
I can’t believe she passed 🥺💔💔
@@Jackelineeee. I know I cried the entire timeeee
@@Jackelineeee. Shannon passed away? Oh! No
@@sylviacarlson3561 unfortunately she passed shortly after this in I think 2018 🥺
@@Jackelineeee. oh no
…. How heartbreaking 💔
Oh this hits the soul, the love shannon and her husband had was truly a blessing.
Very beautiful 💜
Bechir, you and Shannon had me crying! What a beautiful love story ! Shannon inspired me to try to take every opportunity to live life fully, giving to others. You dear sir, are the example of how a spouse loves his partner despite sickness, and adversity!
I’m so mad thinking about how Shannon’s first doctor dismissed something so serious. 7 years she lived with cancer and didn’t know. Who knows how long she had it before that.
R.I.Paradise Mrs. Shannon even though it’s been 3 yrs since you passed you still touch lives with you’re story!
As someone battling Lupus, these stories motivate me during the down times and helps me appreciate and make each moment count.
May you have a beautiful and loving day/week/month/year/life!!! 💙
@@wakeup3581 Thank you so much. Each day is indeed a blessing...in spite of it all.🌻
Praying for you. My stepmom has lupus.
@@HilaryIsOkayssss Just be a support. That goes a long way.
Me too! #lupuswarrior
That was so deeply moving. It brought me to tears. What lessons. We all should live by.
I don’t want to say this this way but I enjoy getting to know these people through the stories you film. You all do a beautiful job this makes me feel I need to do more with my life.
There isn't a better way to say what many are feeling.
Watch the documentary of Claire Wineland. She was so well spoken and aware. She helped others and was a pleasure to know, even if it was just on video.
It is the most wonderful thing when you realize you're with your soulmate❤
This got me so emotional. As hard as these ladies were fighting for their lives, their strength was apparent. I admire them both. My prayers are with their families.
My husband had GBS ......he was paralyzed from it....it's the scariest thing in the world to go from being this big strong construction guy to literally needing me to walk him to the bathroom....to feed him. had the IVF treatment and came home but my God the process from finally having a diagnosis to him getting back on his feet was the most terrifying experience ever. He's been healed for years now. Found his true calling career since he couldn't do construction anymore. His illness brought us to a place where life is that much sweeter. I am thankful for these stories. Thank you for sharing them with us.
My Last Days is really a series about love. Unconditional, unglamorous, beautiful love.
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Okay, this is going to sound superficial but damn… Shannon is flip flopping gorgeous! So are all of her friends! Beauty overload. 😍 I hope the best for all of these people/families. Their stories are heart-wrenching.
The series is so humbling and reminds me to cherish my life and others lives. My parents suffered with cancer and so many people are going through things I know nothing about.
Honestly cried the whole way thru Shannon’s story. As a someone who had cancer (rare & aggressive type with a 90% of coming back) in 2018 at 23 years old and getting confirmation on the cancer gene testing 2019. Now being evaluated for colon cancer currently. I’ve dealt with the acceptance of death, and over committed myself in different areas of life to leave my mark on the world. Since I don’t have children at least friends and family can look back at my desire to live just in case a long life isn’t my reality. Shannon’s story made me realize how her husband supports her quiet but he’s deeply broken on the solo interview! At least he will have shared time and closure. It’s an eye opener and I realize I should share my health issues with my life now. Think less about unwanted pity and more about their closure.
💜🐷💜 I have lung cancer with liver mets. I've chosen no treatment because I am weak from end stage emphysema. Bu a twist of faith my ex-husband has come back into my life and has been by my side thru it all. I enjoyed this series immensely. You found such beautiful souls to share their experiences.
Im grateful too too❤❤❤❤
This show is beautiful and heart warming. I have chronic illness that could kill me. Not like all of these people and families. My husband has a saying that it’s not my illness but our illness. He has shown me that absolute unconditional love and support. God Bless each and every one of these people and their families ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@user-yq1iz7lx9w STOP these insensitive posts. Go away. :(
@@Squish0353 Literally like it’s so disrespectful
@@user-yq1iz7lx9w go away. What a perfectly good waste of time.
I am so grateful this series is back. It has alwsys been a blessing entering their worlds, witnessing their light shine in the world. Thank you so much.
The relationships Chanel and Shannon have are GOALS!!!
These stories have really touched me. When Bethy and Shannon had that moment together I lost it more than I had this entire time.
Chanel's story was sad and then sweet. I wish them well.
If love determined how long we lived, Shannon and Bachir would have grown old together. Their story touched me to my very core and moved me to ugly tears. May you rest now beautiful soul, and may you Bachir find peace ❤
💜Bechir💜 An angel on this planet.
All the stories had me crying but Shannon’s story had me bawling. Brings back too many painful memories of my mother battling colon cancer. I pray that Shannon is well and healthy.
Unfortunately, she passed. You can look her up, she passed October 2018.
But I thought the surgeries she did went successful..
After loosing both my parents to metastatic cancers, this is really eye opening! I often wonder what their stories would be! God bless you all for sharing!
These people are so beautiful and wise and full of love. I so appreciate them sharing such intimate moments and telling their stories in such a raw and honest way. My heart is a bit broken from watching this but I’m also in awe and feeling inspired by these amazing humans.
Yes and yes. Beautifully expressed. My sentiments also.
I swear lord I'll never complain again of my petty headaches or I'm tired I promise I'm so very grateful for everyday I wake an I'm ok an carry peace in my heart... bless all there hearts an soul
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I've been watch my last days since it began please don't Ever stop making these videos. They are amazing. They put life in perspective for every one 😊
so true
This episode and the compassion and concern for each other brought tears to my eyes. Shannon is so strong and generous of toward the others. What a remarkable group of Angel's on earth.
Systemic Sclerosis is a rare condition that I share witg Chanel. This,woman has helped thousands of SSc patients GLOBALLY. Thank you Chanel! My ScleroSister, you make us humans PROUD!
Thank ALL of Y’all for allowing me a peek into the very heartbeat of your lives- Beautiful, and Beyond Brave-
The way Drs give you bad news over the phone is so wrong. I was told I had a brain tumour over the phone plus I was home alone, it was like I’d been hit by a truck with no one to catch me. The shock is unbelievable.
I can’t believe how much Shannon’s story speaks to my family. My mom was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer in Spring 2011. We didn’t know at that time that we were going to lose her. The oncologist would say, “We’re going to fight this with all
we’ve got.” She went to live 4 years on chemo. In April of 2015 her beautiful heart stopped beating at age 54. We were fortunate to have her home with us until there was nothing more my dad could do and we lost her 11 days after went into palliative care. I believe her strong will to live got her to 4 years. I blessed to have my mom for 29 years. She was born on the 22nd and left us on the 22nd. I’ve told people why I don’t like Spring and unless they’ve also lost someone special sometimes people don’t understand.
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Amazing story!!! I lived with an addiction for 40+ years. Today, I am free!!! I love my life!!! The peace, joy, happiness and unconditional love that I give and receive it is magical!!! Life is precious and I hope everyone can have a miracle like I have been blessed with!!!🙏🙏
I started bawling as soon as I heard Shannon has stage 4 colon cancer. My mom has stage 2 colon cancer, and we found out today she's in remission. Watching your loved one go through cancer is so difficult, because you feel so helpless. I'm happy I got to listen to Shannon today
Best wishes for your Mom & your entire family! I pray she continues to do well!
I definitely needed to see this today. Shannon is the epitome of beauty. Watching her story made me cry. Her husband …. what a stand up guy. I’ve seen in the comments that Shannon has since passed. So incredibly sad. I hope she is at peace and that Bechir is doing well ♥️
Shows like this ... Is what we need in case we forget to appreciate life...
Thank you Shannon for sharing your story, I put off getting my exam last year. But, after hearing your symptoms and realizing I have had the same. It's time to take care of my health. The love these couples have expressed have truly been a blessing to see you all living life even in the toughest of circumstances. I am sending hugs and love to you all. 💗
Shannon is beautiful, and the cutest baby! I hope both of these women have years and years ahead of them.
She sadly passed October 2018, may she rest in peace. A truly beautiful soul 🙏❤
@@floursandroses 😞
Sitting here crying like a baby because I have taken the smallest things and complained, and to see these individuals with so much life at the end of life is eye opening. No one deserves the pain that they have endured, and to see them smiling and at peace. My God this is beyond beautiful and beyond true and pure love. Earth Angels to say the least! Struggling through life is not what we are suppose to do, we are here to live it to the fullest no matter how long that is. I needed the eye opener and I hate that I am just now finding out about this show. My heart goes out to each and every individual and their families. They have touched the world and dont even realize it.
Chanels story was so touching as well as Sharron. I laughed when Chanel said eat that cheeseburger slow for me lol !! Girl u ate a subway sandwich and chips and a powerade I'm like throw I n a chocolate chip cookie too
Lol😂❤
What such beautifully raw emotion. If only all of us could live like we weren't promised tomorrow. The world would be a beautiful place.
I can understand and feel the pain that these people are going through as I lost my husband last year in March I watched him battle diabetes heart failure and kidney failure it was a rough time to go through he battled for about a year and a half and ended up dying in my arms I loved him with all my heart and soul I lost my best friend the love of my life I feel for these people
Nicole, you are surrounded by your husbands love and the pain is crushing, I know, but imagine him doing 1 thing he loved to do while he was alive, and not having pain while doing so. That’s how I imagine my dad. Fishing a lake, with a cold beer and ZZTop playing.
I’m so sorry for your loss.You loves him and surrounded him with love through his final moments. Bless you.
Nicole, I am TRULY sorry for your loss. I am glad YOU were there for his last moments. He felt love the one moment he needed it most. THAT is a blessing in disguise. May GOD give you HIS peace and comfort. Thank you for sharing such an intimate moment with us.
@@jenniferaddison3829 fishing was his favorite thing to do .we would always sit out for hours .
@@joycohen938 he always knew how much I loved him
Over here bawling my eyes out!!! Wow Shannon is an amazing woman!! 🥰😍🤩🧡❤💜💙💚💛
I was bawling at the end of this.. when they hugged, after Shannon’s story.. I fell apart
I love these people , love the way Josh held Dave’s wife’s hand as she cried and how Shannon hugged her and told her that Dave’s story matters … these are beautiful selfless people . God be with them . ❤️
OMG if I could be anyone I would love to be Shannon. She is pure love, kindness and class. Her marriage is beautiful and I wish they could have had more time. Their kids would have been incredible. Breaks my heart. I am so happy Channel is getting a second chance at life. I hope she lives to see her grandkids. Such courage in both of these fabulous ladies.
I have MSA, it is listed as a "terminal" illness, I´ve had it for eleven years now and I still feel strong. I have good days and bad. After watching this video I felt sad that when I got sick my husband sort of "checked out" of the whole thing. We are now divorced, but I felt so lonely then. I would love to have had a partner to share life with. These people all have such loving partners to share happiness and sorrow. On the other hand, it must hurt so much to know that you will leave your partner withour their soulmate when you die.
He left you at your absolutely worst so he NEVER deserved you and your life partner will come in your life unexpectedly, catching you off guard, but you'll know and you're worthy!
@@megannoe2057 You are right, thank you for reminding me that. You are the sweetest and I am really thankful for your message
I'm sorry your partner was not there for you. Your awareness of what you need and what would help is true. You can decide whether you want a new relationship or not. It's never too late to start over. Glad your MSA is not out of control.
@@tanschi8449 how are you feeling beautiful? Well I hope, you're a woefully empathetic spirit. An amazing human. He never deserved you. His misery is and will continue to be his own. I pray that you are living every day as fully as can be. Much love to you. 🤍
These videos are so beautifully respectful and so sad too. I’ve cried at all 5 stories. 😢
I found Chanel on Facebook and You tube! I have followed her from before her stem cell/bone marrow transplant. I am still learning about all of my Auto-Immune diseases. Thank you for being a voice!!!!
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Shannon and Bechir were the most beautiful couple inside and out. I’m so sorry that Shannon is no longer with us.
She passed away 14th October 2018. RIP
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'You do not need permission to live your life on purpose." -- Shannon
Beth is so compassionate all her thoughts were for Shannon and shes just lost the love of her life. Everyone who shared their story is so special ❤️
This episode made me realize I may be lucky in so many ways, but the biggest gift I have is the ability to love a big and as deep as I do. That's the most valuable thing in life, is the experience of truly loving someone else.
God, what an absolute beautiful series! It is done with such love and compassion. May those who have passed, sleep well knowing they were loved so much❤❤❤
My wonderful husband has been diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis a progressive lung disease so I fully know what your going through God is with us
I have Lupus, and this condition gave me others conditions. The pain, low energy, is terrible. I am happy that she is better and I hope she is doing good.
RIP Shannon, fly high, beautiful soul 🕊💕
My husband is my hero.. he has stuck by my side since we met, November, 15, 2018.. he never judge me, never hurt me.. he supports me in every way. He gave his dedication and love to me.. always there for me.. I ♥️ You Darryl, a.k.a Honeybee!!
I am just utterly sobbing. My mom had stage 3 colorectal cancer. She survived.. but it was a horrendous journey. She is 14 years cancer free. And I remember praying to God… if he could only let her live so I can make her proud. And I was able to have the time to get my life right. And I am forever thankful.
These stories had me in tears all the way through.These people are all so special and i want to thank them all for letting us watch their stories. I have to say they're all an inspiration and this was just so emotional. Sorry to hear we lost three of these beautiful people. Rest in Paradise all of you......Thank you to you all.
I'm speechless. Can't stop crying. You guys are Super humans to endure so much.
Sending my love. Thanks for opening my eyes to the real meaning of Love.
I hope to some day meet you in heaven. Praying for all of you and myself. One never knows, when it could be me.
My dad also died from ♋️.
Shannon I love You….and your Husband’s laugh…You are so Beautiful - Miracles be Yours 💗✨🙏🏻
Yall got me crying over here I don't usually cry I try to stay as strong as possible But it shows me I do have a heart!!
Shannon is so strong I pray to God she lives 🙏 and stay positive and impact way more people.
🙏 Amen, I hear she passed away a while back. May she rest in perfect peace and I wish them all long healthy happy lives.
Beautiful channel and people!! I love the guy that does this he is an angel on earth, simply an amazing man! One of the best channels on TH-cam just sad what the subject matter is about. I’m glad he lets them tell their stories. We all have one and it’s a blessing theirs can be heard by thousands. I feel that’s definitely a gift.
T͜͡ h͜͡ a͜͡ n͜͡ k͜͡ s͜͡ f͜͡ o͜͡ r͜͡ s͜͡ h͜͡ a͜͡ r͜͡ i͜͡ n͜͡ g͜͡ y͜͡ o͜͡ u͜͡ r͜͡ c͜͡ o͜͡ m͜͡ m͜͡ e͜͡ n͜͡ t͜͡ s͜͡
M͜͡ a͜͡ k͜͡ e͜͡ a͜͡ n͜͡ o͜͡ t͜͡ e͜͡ t͜͡ o͜͡ m͜͡ y͜͡ t͜͡ r͜͡ u͜͡ s͜͡ t͜͡ e͜͡ d͜͡ t͜͡ r͜͡ a͜͡ d͜͡ e͜͡ r͜͡ ,͜͡ t͜͡ o͜͡ h͜͡ e͜͡ l͜͡ p͜͡ y͜͡ o͜͡ u͜͡ m͜͡ a͜͡ k͜͡ e͜͡ m͜͡ o͜͡ r͜͡ e͜͡ p͜͡ r͜͡ o͜͡ f͜͡ i͜͡ t͜͡ s͜͡ i͜͡ n͜͡ C͜͡ r͜͡ y͜͡ p͜͡ t͜͡ o͜͡
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s͜͡ t͜͡ r͜͡ a͜͡ t͜͡ e͜͡ g͜͡ i͜͡ e͜͡ s͜͡ a͜͡ r͜͡ e͜͡ t͜͡ o͜͡ p͜͡ n͜͡ o͜͡ t͜͡ c͜͡ h͜͡ .͜͡ .͜͡
This is so hard to watch. These beautiful beautiful people. Shannon is an amazing woman. She is gorgeous inside and out.
This is so painful and beautiful to watch. It makes you reflect in how lucky we really are.
T͜͡ h͜͡ a͜͡ n͜͡ k͜͡ s͜͡ f͜͡ o͜͡ r͜͡ s͜͡ h͜͡ a͜͡ r͜͡ i͜͡ n͜͡ g͜͡ y͜͡ o͜͡ u͜͡ r͜͡ c͜͡ o͜͡ m͜͡ m͜͡ e͜͡ n͜͡ t͜͡ s͜͡
M͜͡ a͜͡ k͜͡ e͜͡ a͜͡ n͜͡ o͜͡ t͜͡ e͜͡ t͜͡ o͜͡ m͜͡ y͜͡ t͜͡ r͜͡ u͜͡ s͜͡ t͜͡ e͜͡ d͜͡ t͜͡ r͜͡ a͜͡ d͜͡ e͜͡ r͜͡ ,͜͡ t͜͡ o͜͡ h͜͡ e͜͡ l͜͡ p͜͡ y͜͡ o͜͡ u͜͡ m͜͡ a͜͡ k͜͡ e͜͡ m͜͡ o͜͡ r͜͡ e͜͡ p͜͡ r͜͡ o͜͡ f͜͡ i͜͡ t͜͡ s͜͡ i͜͡ n͜͡ C͜͡ r͜͡ y͜͡ p͜͡ t͜͡ o͜͡
w͜͡ h͜͡ a͜͡ t͜͡ a͜͡ p͜͡ p͜͡ +͜͡ 4 -͜͡ 4-͜͡ 7-͜͡ 4-͜͡ 1-͜͡ 8 -͜͡ 3 -͜͡ 4 -͜͡ 4 -͜͡ 9(7-)(-3-)
s͜͡ t͜͡ r͜͡ a͜͡ t͜͡ e͜͡ g͜͡ i͜͡ e͜͡ s͜͡ a͜͡ r͜͡ e͜͡ t͜͡ o͜͡ p͜͡ n͜͡ o͜͡ t͜͡ c͜͡ h͜͡ .͜͡ .͜͡..
I'd love to have a partner like their husbands, they're awesome! A partner that really loves, supports me. That makes it easier of course, and be loved for real, it's a blessing. 💗
Chanel and Shannon ❤ 🙏🏽
Love is everything.
So brave and so powerful. Thank you all for sharing yourselves. You all are so very amazing. Your families and loved ones also. I love you all. 💛🤗🕊️
I have to say I am a little jealous that u have friends that understand. I am 39 and have MS and Sle as well as neurological lupus and about 10other autoimmune diseases. I was diagnosed with cancer at 21. I haven’t known healthy in so many years. And many of my friends have melted away in a sense Bc they don’t understand. I have been in the hospital more times than I care to admit. I have been septic and in the icu and been told I wasn’t going to survive to prepare my girls and family. Love watching these Bc in a way I can relate even tho I don’t know them. I just wish I had ppl in my circle that know and understand the struggle. These stories are beautiful and captivating and they show the strength of ppl.
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Shannon story really touched me! My prays are with her and her family ❤️
40:06 the most touching moment. She didn't want to scare her with her husband's story! I am sobbing uncontrollably. And you know what. It feels good. They've made me feel good. As my health is not good and I've had over 100 surgeries and thinking I have my 2 daughters and I finally met the man of my dreams. I just imagine them. And it kills me. Every surgery my daughter says but what if you don't wakeup and I say because I have already done it 100 times. I can do it again. My girls are tough that's one thing I know and when they love they love with every fiber of their beings. And I am so proud of them. I make a point to remind them all the time how much I love them and how proud and if one day they can't see me they know where I will be. They will point to their hearts!
Chanel's story with her digestive system hits me hard. I have a stomach disease that has me needing 2 feeding tubes. And the top pop is a struggle.. And i was going to ask where you went in Chicago, but i saw the room screen and immediately knew where you were. Northwestern saved my life 4 times. They are my super heroes. My gi doc is the best.. And the chew and spit. And holy cow my little calls my stomas my extra belly buttons.. Choosing joy is the life goals. Thank you for sharing your story
I am glad you are fighting strong sister !!! STAY STRONG !!!
I have Gastroparesis which means that my stomach and intestines are paralyzed due to diabetic neuropathy, I was diagnosed in August of 2013. I had my first feeding tube on January 14, 2014. And 10 months later I had another surgery go to get a different feeding tube. The 1st one was a g tube into my stomach and the second 1 was a j tube into my intestines. Also while having 85% of my stomach removed they found cancer called gastrointestinal stromal tumor or called a GIST it's a cancer found in white males in they're 50's and 60's so it's rare to be a female and age 42. At the time of surgery me or my team of doctors had absolutely no idea I had cancer. All my symptoms were tied to my condition, Gastroparesis had me looking pregnant from me being so bloated and I had cramping pains. I never had scans. So i know to well about the bile that stinks coming out of my feeding tube uncontrollably. It's disgusting and embarrassing. I've had my feeding tube bubble pop and the tube fell out and other times I've had to have emergency surgery to get another tube put in. Im Doing well now. I take many medication's to help me go to the bathroom. I only go maybe 3 times to 4 times a month. So I always have if I will have a reoccurrence of bowel cancer. They caught it so early so I only needed surgery to remove it and no chemo or radiation treatment. My life is good right now.
@@carrieanncancino5118 I have idiopathic Gastroparesis. I also have addisons and pots. I have a g and a j tube . I get fluids weekly. Covid kicked my Gp toosh . I started with a GJ tube but I kept throwing it up so they separated it. For so many years I thought I was alone and crazy but then I found people that had this and kept fighting and found my team.. fighting to be here for my family is what keeps me going ..
I can't tell you how incredibly beautiful of a job you guys do in how you present each & every single person's journey. I talk a lot & when I say a lot, sometimes my family might gently say something like *"....get to the point...."* LOL That being said, the passed few videos that I've watched from your channel has really made me emotional & I DON'T mean that in a negative way but instead I'm saying that you have given these patients along with their family & friends, a beautiful gift to look back at.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful series along with the incredible amount of emotional support & work that you put into each video!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My sister is in remission from scleroderma, but the damage to all of her cartilage is devastating, all of her joints, her esophagus. She was diagnosed when she was 30, now shes 60 and I think shes going to get her knees replaced! Btw, eating is always a celebration ❤
My prayer is that anyone and everyone suffering cancer gets into the remission I'm in. Brain cancer at 16 still here at almost 60. God bless and heal you all in Jesus name. Amen
My love to each of you. ❤❤❤❤❤❤🇨🇦🥰 condolences to Shannon's family and RIP Shannon.
Rest In Peace Shannon 🌸💚🌼
I had a hematopoietic stem cell transplant at Northwestern in Chicago for MS. My body also pushed the reset button. Your story is so beautiful.
Beautifully produced and powerfully communicated. This was well worth my time to watch.
Thank you so much for sharing your stories, I came upon this channel while researching for a advance palliative care course I am doing as I am a healthcare worker, In this field. thank you for bringing the love, hope and magic back into our lives through a platform of compassion 💞 truly appreciated
These people - their experiences, lessons, perspectives and spirit.....are beyond beautiful. One of the most valuable, enriching and profound things I’ve watched on TH-cam.
Thank you for sharing life’s..and death’s biggest lessons. So grateful.
Blessings