Thank you so much for sharing this Bec 🙏🏻❤️ It’s a huge support for so many with cancer and also for us with other long and short term sicknesses. I am myself going through a long term treatment at the hospital every two weeks and it means so much to me to see that I’m far from alone ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I cried through the whole video. I was thinking about how I watched you travel around the world while I had cancer and how it really helped me get through it. I wish I could give you the same, sending you love and healing vibes.
We all know bec is an amazingly strong and courageous woman. But can we acknowledge Eamon for a sec? What an amazing dude being so incredibly supportive of bec through all of this. And you can tell how much this has affected him and matured him even more. Thank you for being there for bec through all of this!! We love you both!
Eamon truly deserves all the love and attention that this community can offer!! He has been nothing short of INCREDIBLE!!!! I am the luckiest girl in the world 🥰
Wow Bec! I've been following your journey from the beginning. Sharing such a personal experience to help others in similar situations shows remarkable strength and bravery. God Bless you for your courage. Stay well and may you have a long, happy and productive life!💕💕💕
@@eamonandbec I don't think any of us want apologies, we are all crying happy tears with you! I have been watching for a several years and love following your journey! I have worried and cried and laughed right along with you. Now I am so excited to share in your relief and happiness! Sending love and light and healing! Xoxo
In 1998 while 37 weeks pregnant my wife was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. She was induced and gave birth to our healthy daughter. She had several weeks of chemo, and then a lumpectomy with lymph nodes removed on one side. Thereafter, she had radiation for ~7 weeks. Radiation sucked. Her skin was burned, and she likely sustained lung damage!? Buy she made a full recovery, and our daughter flourished into a fine young woman. Fast forward ~23 years and some of her annual/routine tests come back abnormal. Months later, a repeat test reveals a rapidly growing tumor. My wife opts for a double mastectomy having considered that if she has only a lumpectomy, which is then diagnosed as cancer, she would have to have a second surgery. The surgery went really well. Pathology comes back in several days to reveal that the tumor was cancerous. Her decision to have the double mastectomy turns out to be a good one, given that she would have ended up having this surgery anyway. She opted for reconstructive surgery, but one expander has been given her trouble. So, she's going to have the expanders removed and maybe have reconstruction at a later date, but for now she'll be flat (a big change given that she was a 38DD at one time.) I love her to the end of the world and hate to see her go through this. But that's life. You roll with the punches, or you get knocked out. She's a fighter, but I hope this is the second and final round. Hang in there Bec and Eamon.
If you don't mind me asking did your wife have to takes a tablet evry day for 5 years when she first had I have it and afraid of it comeing back ,thank you ❤ and well done to her ❤
When Bec corrected herself and said “I get to be on medication for 5 to 10 years” that. was. POWERFUL. Your videos just keep teaching us so much, thank you thank you thank you for sharing this journey with us.
I'm worried though. Can she get pregnant and take that medication? If she needs to go off of it for the duration of the pregnancy, how dangerous is that? I'm concerned.
My wife was diagnosed with breast cancer 8 weeks ago, this was a week after we returned from our honeymoon. Being 27 years old she is really struggling with being a young breast cancer patient, we don't know anyone else who was diagnosed young. I told her about you and how your treatment is going and she found it very comforting. We are still wrapping our head around things but glad to see your treatment is progressing well! Lots of love to you and Eamon x
Sending positive vibrations your way. She will be celebrating too in no time! Half of the work is through a great support system and faith and I'm sure she has both.❤
There's a girl on here called Samantha, who was diagnosed Stage 4 at 22, Today she's doing so much better and is making a great recovery th-cam.com/video/HADloyb4uZU/w-d-xo.html
I never realized how invested I was in Becs journey until she found out she was cancer free. The relief and emotion I felt was overwhelming. I’m so happy that you’re going to be okay Bec and I can’t wait to see what you’re going to do when you’re fully recovered.
when Bec said ..."i get to celebrate another year" my heart broke, we are so fragile, as humans. We need to throw wild birthday parties, i will from now on, thanks for sharing x
"Do I take a nap, or do I try to run a marathon?" My favorite line ever. Congratulations! I'm so glad your test results came back great. You guys are doing amazing telling your story. This will help so many people!
I know I am not the only one who has been waiting holding their breath for this test result. Continued prayers for you as you enter the next step on this journey. You keep being you and rocking this fight!!! Thank you for inviting us to be on your journey. ❤️
@@janneal9156 please go, it's so important that you have any change in your breasts be checked out by your doctor. If not for you, but do it for those who love you. I care that you be checked please. I know that it is scary I've been there myself and I'm glad that did, they gave me 3 months to live with the lumps in me, YES I'm a breast cancer survivor ❣
Damn when Bec said "What a gift it is to turn 32" it hit me in the existential feels. It seems like not a particularly special birthday until you realize every day lived is a gift.
BEST. NEWS. EVER! We're so proud of you both for fighting breast cancer and showing the ups and downs along the way. This had to be the outcome - the best news for the best people. You both deserve the world - now go and get it! LOVE YOU!!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
This thought tears to my eyes. I agree with Kinging It said as I knew your (Bec) brother so they are so sweet, funny & talents that I was watching the show since. Anyway God always taking care of you Bec. I know Eamon always take care and support u. I wish you and your family a happy and safe. Take Care! I am soooo proud of you that you got cancer- free. A-men!!! Love you two. 🤟🏻👍🏻❤️🙏🏻
When that rabbit crossed your path on your way into surgery, I smiled. Not sure if you know or not, but it is typically a sign of new beginnings and good luck. I’m so happy for you, and Eamon, that your news was so good. So much love.
I fully believe this. We went through nearly 4 years of trying to conceive, 4 failed IUIs, 2 rounds of IVF and miscarriage. During the second round of IVF and before my transfer I kept seeing rabbits everywhere. My husband kept saying it was a sign and I truely believe it was. I am currently 12w pregnant today with our miracle baby. When I saw the rabbit in the video yesterday I started to cry. I just knew it was a sign of hope and positivity for them. Thank you for acknowledging it in your comment 💜
me too gurl, me too. my husband woke up and asked why i was crying and i couldnt even explain. all i could squeak out was Bec isnt sick anymore. he looked at me like i had 17 heads crawling out of my butt.
@@babisjo he knows but he doesnt understand why i watch if it makes me sad. i tried explaining it isnt about ME, this family entertained me when i was goiing through hell, and didnt even know it, and to see them struggle, hurts. so to see them getting stronger and cancer free and coming out the other side, its healing to me as well. eamon and bec managed to pull me out of some dark stuff the last couple of years without even knowing it. their positivity and love and laughter and how they make us all feel like THEIR family, kept me sane. wormed their way into my heart and i cant thank them enough or send them enough love back.
I literally broke down when the doctor called with the WONDERFULLY GOOD NEWS!!! I know I'm just a stranger but I think of you all as family and I love you guys so much!! I don't have to words to adequately describe how thankful I am right now!! I just hope you all know how much you are loved, thought of, cared for, and prayed for by all of us out here!! 💕
You don't know me but I've been following you for awhile now. I was very sad to hear that Bec had contracted cancer. I'm amazed at how strong and positive you are. I am sending you all of the positive and healthy vibes that I can generate. Love you guys❤
@Grace Morrison are you trying to be funny? I’m English, it’s perhaps an English way of speaking, just means that I am pleased for them she is well and cancer free/I am happy to hear she is going to be alright/happy that they get to spend many more years together as they are such a good couple. Why do you have to criticise me? I was just expressing how happy I was for her…. Please be kind and if you can’t be kind don’t say anything!
I’m a nurse on a day surgery unit in the Uk. We also look after ladies having breast surgery due to cancer. I want to thank you for sharing your journey with us, it’s the parts we don’t get to see or hear about. Love and strength for the rest of your treatment plan xx
After a rough night of crying post lumpectomy with one margin not clear and surgery #2 scheduled in 2 days to clear it, I opened youtube and came across your video first thing. omg watching your ups and downs through this part of your journey was the most validating and therapeutic experience I’ve ever had. this was an amazing video capture of your life that will help millions of women process their feelings. just want to give you the biggest hug right now. it felt like a friend walking side by side on this journey. cheers to no cancer and a fulfilling joy-filled life to you both. lots of love to you. ❤
When your doctor said “there was no tumor”!!! I screamed & my dog Charlie comes running into the house and jumps on the sofa. I’m so happy for you guys & your family🌹💕❤️🌹💕❤️🌹
It's still so unreal for me how you can care so much about someone you've never met. But towards the end of this video I was sobbing so heavily and just so amazed by how strong you are and how much you can inspire a whole community. Here's to free parking spots when going in for radiation and to many more years of inspiring videos! Love from Cologne, Germany
I haven’t escaped a single one of these videos without bawling my eyes out every time. I’ve been watching you for as long as I can remember, and your strength and resilience through everything you’ve been through is something to be so proud of. Congrats Bec! Here’s to the next milestone of getting through radiation!
I cried years of joy with you today. Your cancer journey was so much harder than mine. One surgery and I was done. You have handled so much difficulty with so much grace. Congratulations!!
I work in breast cancer research at a university and holy smokes this made me cry. Your journey has helped motivate me to keep pushing and advocating for our patients to find a cure💞
Curing cancer from meds? NO. The cure and prevent is from dealing with emotional issues/abuse, auric healing, and raw nutrition. Vitamin C injection works identical to chemotherapy minus the side effects. If you want to be apart of the curing fields then you're working in the wrong department and only keeping people sick to the day they die and it's a quick road to death
@@suebean3873 she was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. It was already in her bones, then spread to her lungs. She caught pneumonia in January and died on May 9. Keep on fighting, you've got this
As a 30 year breast cancer survivor I cried through this whole video my sweet friend. I admire you so much for your strength and courage and you have the most amazing partner! I was 31 when I was diagnosed so I hope that some encouragement for you. Thank you for sharing your story. I love all of your adventures!
I kept crying happy tears and I thought “oh I hope Kara and Nate get the good news!” It felt like one big happy family when I saw them and your loved ones get to share all the joy! I know this has been a tough mountain to climb and I hope the feeling of being on top stays with you! Thank you for sharing with us and I hope you BOTH feel all the love we are sending back to you! ♥️♥️
As a husband to the most beautiful woman in my life who too has endured the agony of breast cancer and undergone a mastectomy, I can feel your joy at hearing the all clear news as if it were us all over again. It genuinely brought a lump to my throat hearing your reaction to the news. I can only add this, you’ve both been an inspiration to anyone that knows you or follows you. I truly hope that you can move on with life as normally as is possible. Congratulations to you both on what has been an incredible journey and one that I think has made you both stronger than ever. Best wishes and much love from Wales 🏴 Uk ❤️
@PEGASUS ONE I really loved your reply. I too had a mastectomy, I was 31. Your comment about your wife, made me cry as my husband at the time was a complete jerk. On the 2nd day after my surgery, he told me to get up and pack our 1-year-old's lunch for day care. You sir, are a real man.
When Bec asked “how are you supposed to know?” I felt that so strongly. This journey is so completely chaotic and I’m thankful that you’ve allowed us to see every part of it. You’re a badass and you’ve got some awesomely supportive family and friends. ❤️
Bec, thank you for sharing such a vulnerable and scary part of your life with us. From showing the emotional rollercoaster, to then calling chemo "liquid subshine". Your positive attitude, realness, and overall determination to fight cancer head on is amazing. I hope you are healing well from surgery. Continue being the ray of sunshine that you are 💛 (and also, know that it's okay to have many rainy days sprinkled in there, too).
Thank you so much Jessica! Being able to share this with everyone has honestly been a big part of finding purpose and healing throughout my journey. I am just so grateful this community continues to support us 🤗
Thank Bec!! Just diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this week at 34 with family history. Still learning about this unknown journey ahead of me, but I'm so glad I found you. Thank you for the positivity and for giving us a light!
I started crying at the end when you started making phone calls and promptly got tackled with kisses from my Lettie-girl who just wanted mom to not cry lol. Dogs are precious companions. I am so happy for you Bec and so happy that you have had Eamon and Oso there with you.
Aw Bec I cried seeing your "all clear" diagnosis - I've been keeping up with you and Eamon for years and this is such a hard period of both of your lives. Your strength and positivity is so inspiring - it makes my heart burst that after everything you've been through the weight has finally lifted. Sending so much love and joy to you both - and Oso is the cutest!
As a nurse, I’ve seen all sorts of struggles my patient go through whenever they got cancer diagnosis and nothing beats the happiness I felt whenever we are clearing them from cancer after series of treatment. Happy for you Bec 🥰
Booooo hoooo hooo. Booo hooo. Girls, if you ever get breast cancer, swallow hard and remember that your reaction and behavior will influence others, so try hard nit to be a weenie. Not one ounce of ny femininity was lost when they took my stage 3 breasts. And what doctor in their right mind would tell a patient there was no cancer BEFORE the pathology report came back? If your doctor tells you that,, you have my permission to slap them. If they say something *really* stupid like predicting that the cancer won't come back, then go ahead and sock them in the eye. I was sickened by his words as a breast cancer survivor. I really like bec and hope that she does well, but these cancer segments have been hard to watch, especially with all of the erroneous information being broadcast. SMH.
I watched this episode a year ago and just rewatched today. It hits differently the second time. I was just diagnosed with breast cancer 3 weeks ago. It’s all been going super fast and my lumpectomy is already scheduled in four weeks. Radiation to follow. Chemo is has not been ruled out yet which still makes me anxious. But I’ve got this. Crazy how fast your life can change once you hear those 3 words , “You have cancer.” Becc did awesome, and I’ll do my best to match her positive energy. God bless everyone. Please to your regular mammograms. Saves lives.
As many others have said, I have been waiting and praying that you would get the answer you received. I am a 70-year-old male, and I even cried with tears of joy when you got the pathologist results. You both are working so well together to get your health back and to be able to get back on your own life track. Keep the faith, keep the heart shining, and know that there are a lot of folks out here who want the very best for you Bec, and that we will continue to pray that everything else continues to go well.
Let’s all appreciate how strong Bec is for documenting and sharing her journey through cancer. While I haven’t experienced this for myself, when she said she was appreciative for modern medicine, I can 100% relate to that. My 9month old is alive after being born with a heart condition because of modern medicine. 10 years ago, we wouldn’t have had her in our life. Bless you Bec. I am sending you all of the positive energy in the world 🥰
I'm praying hard for you girl! I myself have MBC stage 4 with spread to ribs, spine and one humerus. Had chemo (Taxol) and now on oral anti-estrogens. Also had radiation to arm and back and doing very very well. I don't have any pain and looking fwd to each day eating and planning live ahead. I don't know what's coming so I don't think about it too much. I am lucky I stopped losing weight and have sort of levelled out there. Right now, enjoying the Christmas ahead. I try not to live far into the future but having fun with friends and family and doing just about everything I always did. The trick is to keep moving, keep going on and move forward in spite of the diagnosis. I hope you make a full recovery. You have a good chance of going into remission so I am praying for you and Aemon. Best of luck ahead and keep us posted how you're doing. LOVE and HUGS.
No rhyme or reason to life's paths. This all started with a van build. Through it all you've remained true to yourself. Warm thoughts for you both and the gentle strong people who walk this earth of ours.
Oh so happy to hear ur results. I'm a Breast Cancer survivor of 27 yrs. I did not have to have a mastectomy,, they just wanted to do a lumpectomy. I chose a total mastectomy a 9 lympnodes removed. Everything was clean and clear margins. I also chose chemo. My children were very young and I wanted to be around for them. Took tamoxifen and Femara cancer drugs back to back, not together, no side effects except hot flashes. I'm so extremely happy for your good news and happy spirit. That helps immensely. GOD BLESS YOU and your WONDERFUL husband with his support and positivity. Can't wait for the next chapter in your life.💗💗
Can’t explain how happy I am for you, Becs - I cried with happiness as I would for my own family or friend. Lots of love to you & Eamon. You both are beautiful souls and deserve the world and all the health and happiness 💕
Bec and Aemon, this is so beautifully documented! I spent most of the video crying for so many reasons, namely, that you both had to go through this immensely life-changing ordeal, that you managed to push through the hard times with unwavering faith in each other despite the uncertainties, that the universe granted you what you so desperately wanted.... and also because I'm going through much the same thing (only I have to have a mastectomy). I cried being able to relate to everything in this video, and the way you documented everything really made it feel like we were there with you both, holding your hand and cheering you on from the sidelines, begging the universe to be clement and give you the beautiful view once you both finished scaling that big, scary mountain. Thank you for sharing your journey and allowing us to see your vulnerability. It helps so many of us currently walking this path (both patients AND our incredible partners!) to be able to see ourselves and our own vulnerabilities, fears and joys reflected in your lived experience. There's something so powerful in being able to connect this way with total strangers. It hammers home the fact that we're all human, we're all fighting for something, and we're all trying our best to get through this life with as much grace and gratitude as possible despite the challenges. Whatever the future holds for you both, I hope you continue to be as joyous and resilient as you are and face everything with the love and courage that so clearly binds you both. You're an amazing team! Big love to you from Italy ❤
What a gift you two have given all of us, particularly anyone who must deal with Cancer. I really heard that "I'm so grateful have another year of life." Wishing you so much health and joy in your future.
bawling my eyes out & completely over the moon for you! CONGRATS BEC! I've been waiting for this incredible news eagerly each week, perpetually crossing my fingers & toes that your fight has a visible finish line. Call every single contact in your phone and keep living that victorious moment!!!!.... YOU'RE SUPERWOMAN!! 🎉🎉🎉
Bec, my heart is so overjoyed! I can't even tell you. My mom is an over 20 year breast cancer survivor. She's now in her 80's and never had any reoccurrence. I'm so happy for you guys, and so proud of you and Eamon. Eamon, you are such an amazing, loving, caring guy. The way you've been there for Bec is such a blessing! Love y'all!
I've never cried so many happy tears for someone I have never met. This is the best news and I'm so happy for you, Eamon and all your family and friends. Lee is up there jumping for joy for you! Sending you both love and light. 🥲
I am so excited you are in remission. I had been following you two for years. 13 months ago I was diagnsed with bile duct cancer. I wasn't expected to survive. Prognosis was very bad. They had to remove all my bile ducts, 2/3 of my liver, some of my pancreas, my gull bladder, and some intestines. They got clean margins everywhere but my liver and lymph nodes(that were beyond where they can cut). I did chemo/radiation. I am now in remission. It was a tough year. I teared up when I saw you had breast cancer. I knew what you had to go through. I lost my mate I was with for 16 years to breast cancer. Cancer sucks! I love you two's content. Hope to enjoy many more years. I also just today heard about Lee. I am heartbroken. She was awesome.
I am so proud, humbled and appreciative to be Canadian and this is one of the reasons why! Our beautiful country took such good care of you!! Kudos to all of the medical staff during your journey.
Wow … “What a gift it is to turn 32”. You are the most positive person Bec! Wishing you and Eamon continued strength as you navigate the next few weeks. The best news - thanks for sharing with us!
I'm so happy for you guys! Go Bec! We just got news back from the oncologist that my mom won't need any radiation or treatment after her bilateral mastectomy. We are all so relieved and happy. She still has her surgery for the reconstruction coming up, but the relief that your family and friends feel are we felt when we got the news too. A toast to you and my mom for being warriors! ❤
I also was diagnosed with breast cancer last September 2021 (one year anniversary soon) ! I had surgery for stage 2 cancer in my left breast and chemo and radiation between February and May 2022…. Recuperating day by day and happy to be alive!!! Every day is a blessing 🙏 Watching your journey while going through mine helped me tremendously!!! I’m so happy that you’re doing well!! ❤️
At 26 minutes in when I heard "there was no tumour" I started crying with you, Bec, and now I cant seem to stop! I'm so very very pleased for you and Eamon and your parents and sister and Oso and all of the million subscribers who love you! Is is odd that I feel proud of you both? You've carried yourselves with such grace and love and positivity and care toward each other. It's been a hard joy to watch. Let's hope that this last lap of treatment goes smoothly and quickly, and that your lightness continues for years and years and years!
‘ We’re going to be ok’ the best thing I have heard all year. Amazing, strong, inspirational, just a few words that come to mind when I think of you and Eamon. You have been a beacon of light for so many people going through their own struggles. Your positivity is infectious. Keep following your North Star Bec, so so happy for you both (and of course Buddy ) Kez xx
you are such a warrior i to have cancer i have non hodgemans lymphoma i have been in remission and have stopped all chemo i am 66 years old and want to enjoy the time i have left. i am so happy for you.
I simply adore your medical care team, the way they spoke to both of you is absolutely amazing. As a soon-to-be PA-C, I hope I can speak to my patients in such a gentle, compassionate and humorous way. Bec and Eamon, y'all are just bosses! xoxoxo
I can imagine how hard this whole journey has been for you. Unfortunately, breast cancer runs in my family, and several of my sisters have had mastectomies and cancer diagnosis. When I was in middle school my mother, unfortunately, was diagnosed with breast cancer. She fought for 4 years, and passed when I was a freshman in high school. It's something we're very aware of in my family (we are a family of six children, five sisters, 1 brother). My heart is with you on this journey, and I hope everything goes well for you.
Aw bec, i’m crying of happiness right along with you!! I love how close we, as an Eamon and Bec community, feel to you guys through your videos. It feels as though we are receiving updates from some of our closest friends, so along with this we also feel all the highs and lows. There has not been a cancer or IVF update video where I haven’t cried. So proud of you both, we love you guys💛🌻
Eamon & Bec, I'm a 60 year old man from just outside of Montreal (Laval), Quebec. I am extremely proud of you two. You are both amazing ambassadors for Canada, showing the world the best of our people. I have had Heart Failure since I was 49, and have had an ICD (Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator)/Pacemker for the last 6 years. I'm so exited for the good news you received. I wish you nothing but health, hapiness, love and success, in a long future. Always remember (you 2 are proof of this) the deep words of Canadian band Trooper......"We're here for a good time, not a long time". Live each moment like it could be you last. We are all on borrowed time. Some of us sit and wait for the end......and others live like you two. With a passion and zest for life that shines for everyone to see and enjoy. Keep smiling. You are appreciated.
I’ve never cried so much at any TH-cam videos ever, but you guys I’ve been following for so long and all the past videos about your cancer journey I’ve just been straight up sobbing. You guys are so strong and navigating this journey so gracefully I am ever amazed. Sending all the love and support! ❤️❤️❤️
Ooh man, i agree with you on this. I'm a typical macho male and i have blubbed away, for the first time since my kids were born. Geez, pass the tissues.
I have stumbled upon this video due to algorithm and my own cancer journey, and let me tell you how much I have cried when I watched the part with your radiologist call and giving you pathology result. I don't think people understand how big those words are. When I sat down with my oncologist 2 weeks after my surgery and she said pathology looks great, I broke down like a little child. Thank you for sharing your story Bec, I wish you nothing but speedy recovery and continuous strength.
I cried with Bec every step of the way watching her cancer videos. Thank you for sharing. I know these videos give comfort to women all over the world. You handled this like a champ Bec!! Blessings to you and your amazing Eamon :)
I can’t remember the last time I cried this much from happy news. I’m so happy and relieved that Bec’s results were positive. She’s truly an inspiration.
I didn't know that it was possible to feel this happy for strangers. This is the first video of you I was watching. You both have such vibrating souls. And I couldn't help but cry happy tears with you. Also I feel very much inspired to put work into my own strong mindset again. Thank you!❤
So glad you had Eamon to go through this with I went through stage three lung cancer by myself . radiation was the easiest part of my treatment. God Bless you both 🙏❤️
Same here, all alone through ovarian cancer. And possibly getting mastectomy too cause of brca1. And I'm a single mom. If I only had ONE person in the world to be by my side, it would be a completely different story. Hardest thing is not the cancer, but cancer on your own.
I can’t tell you how much my heart hurts every time Covid separates the two of you. I know it’s important to respect the health concerns, but with how hard the journey is no one should have to be alone for any part of this! Thank you for sharing the journey, even on the hard days!
I couldn’t agree more. Separating patients from their loved ones during critical health times is cruel. We need the support of our partners, spouses and family members to help us through difficult times.
It's such a joke separating family especially a husband and wife as if they don't hug kiss or sleep next to each other this covid bs is cruel and really useless.
@@deborahmarion9038 Deborah...We are ALL living through a critical health time. That's what a Pandemic is. Those in the high risk group include Cancer Patients. And even those who are not high risk are at risk for spreading covid and creating more dangerous variants.
It's not about "respect" for "concerns." It's about science and facts. Cancer patients are extremely high risk for covid. If someone comes in with a cancer patient and spreads covid to the staff, who spread it to other cancer patients, that could be a death sentence. They could also end up with Long Covid, which is just not sustainable for someone who is already chronically ill. Remember that next time you see people filling up bars and concerts.
Omg seeing Bob's reaction wrecked me! I'm so so happy for you. Sharing your journey was so brave, and I think we can all say that we were crying along with you every step of the way. Sending love and continuing healthy vibes your way
2003 my wife had pre-cancer surgery. She lost one breast. Fortunately all cancer was removed. It is 19 years now. We never looked back. She's still doing well. It never bothered me that she was no longer the beautiful little girl of my dreams. She is the most special person in the world to me.
Great documenting of this whole process. My wife and I went through almost the exact same experience - chemo, lumpectomy, radiation - and 15 years later she is still cancer-free. If there's one thing Canada's health care system does well it's cancer treatment. She felt really well taken care of throughout her treatment. Congrats on the results!
I'm not sure that there are words to truly describe the feelings when you finally feel able to get your life back. Wonderful, overwhelming, ecstatic. For those who have to go on a cancer journey it's a hell of a ride. So happy for you both. X
Over here crying so many tears of happiness. I am so so so happy you got this amazing news and such a relief for the two of you. Sending so much love to you both. Bec, you're positivity throughout this journey was so inspiring and really shows how this mindset effects everything. Eamon, you are such an amazing man. This is what true love is all about you and you definitely showed us how much you love Bec. xoxox - Kristen
Bec I'm so happy for you! Tbh I put off watching this until I was mentally prepared. I went thru the same thing and the emotions are so very much similar I wasn't sure how I it would feel to watch you share. But thank you because its a sweet reminder that I made it thru one of the toughest situations, and you made it thru! We made it thru! Life finds a way :)
Ditto with putting it off to watch as I have watched friends go through this journey thankfully with great results but its still so scary and im sitting here crying with joy like I did after the phone calls or conversations with them after getting good news. Congratulations and well done to you both and anyone else who has gone through this, my condolences for those who were not so fortunate. Big LOve and thank you for sharing your journey with us Bec ad Paulette for puting into words what I have struggled to express sometimes.
My mom just diagnosed with TNBC stage 4. Im so devastated when I heard about it . It’s like my world crumbling down🥺 I cried every night and praying so she could live longer . I hope my mom can overcome this situation . She’ll have her 1st chemo within a week from now . I hope everything is going well . The saddest part is I can’t even by her side when she needed me . I’m too far away from her . Im in Australia and she’s in Malaysia . It’s not been easy for me since the last few weeks . Luckily I have my brother and my stepdad by her side . I prayed for ppl who has BC may free from this disease on day .
@@indimist390 she’s doin’ great and feel much better .. she had her surgery last month to removed her left breast . Don’t worry and keep praying to god . I hoping that ur mom will overcome this situation .
I was fine through the whole video, until Bec woke up on her birthday and said how grateful she was for another year. 32 year olds should not have to fear leaving this earth that early. You are so brave and positive. Sending love from New Mexico
I see your cancer journey stories in my feed, and the first thing I feel is resistance. I just want to see happy stories. Then I watch it and I am SO GRATEFUL to be allowed to follow you on this journey above all others. Your courage, your grace, and your skill as a storyteller are outstanding. (Both of you)
Hey I too have gone through the same journey and I felt like the same... We are strong women.. I completed my 20 sittings of radiation on 15th of Nov 2022.. I am a cancer survivor and trying to bring my life back on track... All the best to you as well.. You will do good in your radiations. All the best girl.. I am unmarried and I am 33 years old..
And not a single eye was dry watching this! I'm so happy for you and this news and for you to have this weight lifted off you. Can't wait to see what your and Eamon and Osso's future holds ❤
Best update ever!!! You’re on the downside of the mountain. Bec, you’ve got this! You are a strong women. Eamon, you’re such a source of strength for Bec. Bless you both.
I cried like a baby when I heard there was no tumor. I pray for you guys everyday and it makes me beyond happy to hear this news!! 🎉🎊🤗Sending lots of love to you and Eamon!! 🥰😍💕💕
Thank you for sharing a perspective of someone living a healthy/holistic lifestyle while still accepting and acknowledging modern western medicine and its advances and treatments. I am on a very similar journey (originally dx in 2019 at 34, underwent multiple lumpectomies with close margins that ultimately lead to mastectomy... Now with a reoccurrence 4 years later). A cancer dx is harrowing and humbling, but navigating the treatment decisions often under pressure is a whole other unexpected pitfall of this journey. The disconnect between holistic practitioners and traditional MDs is something that I personally have struggled with tremendously. I have only recently come across your channel, but your perspective of someone living an intentional and wellness focused lifestyle while still accepting the traditional course of treatment is comforting to me as I have struggled so much with feeling like it is an either or. So thank you! Beautiful visions of you and your family cartwheeling for many, many long years sent your way!
My wife is 67, and in late February 2015, was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. She opted for a double mastectomy, without reconstruction. Almost 7 1/2 years later, she has not had any reoccurrence of cancer. Sharing this to give you and Eamon hope of a long, and cancer free, life together.
i’ve been watching you and e since i was 11. i’m now 17 and i plan on traveling the world in a van, all because of you guys. it’s my ultimate dream. watching y’all go through this journey has been insane. i start crying every time bec tears up. i just had to sit here for a moment and take it in. I know Lee wasn’t here for the diagnosis, but i just talked to her and told her that your cancer free. i know she already knows. she’s been watching. but it broke my heart that she wasn’t part of the facetimes. this really made me think about her, and her impact. i’m so proud of y’all. congratulations rebecca
I imagined Lee's expression of JOY from what you just said! She was a wonderful human with an illness that tragically took her away from us... but She will forever live in the hearts of all who knew her and witnessed her Love!
My family was wondering why I was crying while making dinner. I’m so happy for you 🥹. We’ve all been keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. So many people cheering you on ❤️
You’re so brave. I don’t know how I’m going to do this. Just got diagnosed and it has already spread to the lymph nodes, plus I have lupus. But watching you motivates me to hang in there. Thank you for sharing your story. ❤ stay well!!
still feeling 40 lbs lighter and ready to run a marathon/take a big nap!!! thank you all for being such a huge support for us throughout this time xxx
Sending love and joy for your family 💕💕💕
Glad to see you guys post again!
Yahoo! Also can I say as soon as you announced your wig's name, I couldn't help but think "Everybody loves Reamon" 🤣
Thank you so much for sharing this Bec 🙏🏻❤️ It’s a huge support for so many with cancer and also for us with other long and short term sicknesses.
I am myself going through a long term treatment at the hospital every two weeks and it means so much to me to see that I’m far from alone ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I cried through the whole video. I was thinking about how I watched you travel around the world while I had cancer and how it really helped me get through it. I wish I could give you the same, sending you love and healing vibes.
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We all know bec is an amazingly strong and courageous woman. But can we acknowledge Eamon for a sec? What an amazing dude being so incredibly supportive of bec through all of this. And you can tell how much this has affected him and matured him even more. Thank you for being there for bec through all of this!! We love you both!
Eamon truly deserves all the love and attention that this community can offer!! He has been nothing short of INCREDIBLE!!!! I am the luckiest girl in the world 🥰
Yes Eamon is soo wonderful...tender...loving...funny. That support is priceless.
Amen
You are so beautiful bec .💕
Well said
“I need more tissues” says every person watching this and following your journey. Bec I’m just so relieved and happy! Love you both!
awe sorry to give your kleenex box a run for it's money too!!! love and appreciate you 💜
Right i just cried my eyes out. So so happy for them!
Yes ma'am we definitely all need more tissue but this time with a big smile 😁 love you guys oh so much!!! Congratulations My Awesome Friends
Wow Bec! I've been following your journey from the beginning. Sharing such a personal experience to help others in similar situations shows remarkable strength and bravery. God Bless you for your courage. Stay well and may you have a long, happy and productive life!💕💕💕
@@eamonandbec I don't think any of us want apologies, we are all crying happy tears with you! I have been watching for a several years and love following your journey! I have worried and cried and laughed right along with you. Now I am so excited to share in your relief and happiness! Sending love and light and healing! Xoxo
In 1998 while 37 weeks pregnant my wife was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. She was induced and gave birth to our healthy daughter. She had several weeks of chemo, and then a lumpectomy with lymph nodes removed on one side. Thereafter, she had radiation for ~7 weeks. Radiation sucked. Her skin was burned, and she likely sustained lung damage!? Buy she made a full recovery, and our daughter flourished into a fine young woman. Fast forward ~23 years and some of her annual/routine tests come back abnormal. Months later, a repeat test reveals a rapidly growing tumor. My wife opts for a double mastectomy having considered that if she has only a lumpectomy, which is then diagnosed as cancer, she would have to have a second surgery. The surgery went really well. Pathology comes back in several days to reveal that the tumor was cancerous. Her decision to have the double mastectomy turns out to be a good one, given that she would have ended up having this surgery anyway. She opted for reconstructive surgery, but one expander has been given her trouble. So, she's going to have the expanders removed and maybe have reconstruction at a later date, but for now she'll be flat (a big change given that she was a 38DD at one time.) I love her to the end of the world and hate to see her go through this. But that's life. You roll with the punches, or you get knocked out. She's a fighter, but I hope this is the second and final round. Hang in there Bec and Eamon.
I pray for your wife's health. Let it be as I have said.
If you don't mind me asking did your wife have to takes a tablet evry day for 5 years when she first had I have it and afraid of it comeing back ,thank you ❤ and well done to her ❤
I thought stage 4 you are constantly on treatment to contain the Mets?
When Bec corrected herself and said “I get to be on medication for 5 to 10 years” that. was. POWERFUL. Your videos just keep teaching us so much, thank you thank you thank you for sharing this journey with us.
🙌🏼 I’ve never thought of it in that way, but I will from now on - such a powerful way of taking back autonomy and focussing on the positive
I'm worried though.
Can she get pregnant and take that medication?
If she needs to go off of it for the duration of the pregnancy, how dangerous is that?
I'm concerned.
My friend a month ago finished her 5 yr Tamio sp? Treatment. Hope that time flies by for you.
“What a gift it is to turn 32” that sentence made me cry full on tears. I can’t begin to explain how proud I am of the both of you!!
Good reminder for any of us who moan about getting old
My wife was diagnosed with breast cancer 8 weeks ago, this was a week after we returned from our honeymoon. Being 27 years old she is really struggling with being a young breast cancer patient, we don't know anyone else who was diagnosed young. I told her about you and how your treatment is going and she found it very comforting. We are still wrapping our head around things but glad to see your treatment is progressing well! Lots of love to you and Eamon x
Would Angie Jolie be considered young?
These two are definitely a good couple to fill you with positive energy, hope and love! Good luck you and your wife!
Prayers for your wife I can't imagine
Sending positive vibrations your way. She will be celebrating too in no time! Half of the work is through a great support system and faith and I'm sure she has both.❤
There's a girl on here called Samantha, who was diagnosed Stage 4 at 22, Today she's doing so much better and is making a great recovery
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I never realized how invested I was in Becs journey until she found out she was cancer free. The relief and emotion I felt was overwhelming. I’m so happy that you’re going to be okay Bec and I can’t wait to see what you’re going to do when you’re fully recovered.
Right there with you! It brought tears to my eyes
unfortunately they not together i r ead this i was deeply sadden i hope it is fake reporting of it
when Bec said ..."i get to celebrate another year" my heart broke, we are so fragile, as humans. We need to throw wild birthday parties, i will from now on, thanks for sharing x
I thought the same. I’m not one for doing much on my birthday, But now I’ll look at it like how lucky am I to celebrate another year
"Do I take a nap, or do I try to run a marathon?" My favorite line ever. Congratulations! I'm so glad your test results came back great. You guys are doing amazing telling your story. This will help so many people!
I know I am not the only one who has been waiting holding their breath for this test result. Continued prayers for you as you enter the next step on this journey. You keep being you and rocking this fight!!! Thank you for inviting us to be on your journey. ❤️
Thank you so much Nicole! Appreciate you so much!
Hi you all you're all waiting for test results I haven't had to courage to even go to the dr yet
@@janneal9156 please go, it's so important that you have any change in your breasts be checked out by your doctor. If not for you, but do it for those who love you. I care that you be checked please. I know that it is scary I've been there myself and I'm glad that did, they gave me 3 months to live with the lumps in me, YES I'm a breast cancer survivor ❣
Hello Nicole🥰
Damn when Bec said "What a gift it is to turn 32" it hit me in the existential feels. It seems like not a particularly special birthday until you realize every day lived is a gift.
Crying of happiness for you! You are so strong Bec💗 you deserve all the health and happiness to come!
I'm an ugly cry mess😭💜
@@nicolesmith251 Yup!
BEST. NEWS. EVER! We're so proud of you both for fighting breast cancer and showing the ups and downs along the way. This had to be the outcome - the best news for the best people. You both deserve the world - now go and get it! LOVE YOU!!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Love you both so much 💛. True friends. We are so lucky!!
Love you both so much 💛. True friends. We are so lucky!!
This thought tears to my eyes. I agree with Kinging It said as I knew your (Bec) brother so they are so sweet, funny & talents that I was watching the show since. Anyway God always taking care of you Bec. I know Eamon always take care and support u. I wish you and your family a happy and safe. Take Care! I am soooo proud of you that you got cancer- free. A-men!!! Love you two. 🤟🏻👍🏻❤️🙏🏻
@@eamonandbec heyyy
When that rabbit crossed your path on your way into surgery, I smiled. Not sure if you know or not, but it is typically a sign of new beginnings and good luck. I’m so happy for you, and Eamon, that your news was so good. So much love.
I fully believe this. We went through nearly 4 years of trying to conceive, 4 failed IUIs, 2 rounds of IVF and miscarriage. During the second round of IVF and before my transfer I kept seeing rabbits everywhere. My husband kept saying it was a sign and I truely believe it was. I am currently 12w pregnant today with our miracle baby.
When I saw the rabbit in the video yesterday I started to cry. I just knew it was a sign of hope and positivity for them.
Thank you for acknowledging it in your comment 💜
YES! I thought this too. Sooooooo sweet.
I am so relieved and happy for you! I am a breast cancer survivor of 14 years.
That's awesome!! Sp glad and encouraging to hear! I was just diagnosed.
what your ca type ? and what stage?
I had breast cancer in 2005 than God I'm alive.it was grade 2
Amen
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Damn, I started bawlin' when the doctor said "no evidence of disease there". So happy for you! Big love and hugs from a stranger across the world. ❤️
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me too gurl, me too. my husband woke up and asked why i was crying and i couldnt even explain. all i could squeak out was Bec isnt sick anymore. he looked at me like i had 17 heads crawling out of my butt.
@@hollyshaw-elliemae 😅😅😅 I'm so glad my husband understands. He just looks at me and asks... Vanlifers? Yup.
Me too 🥰
@@babisjo he knows but he doesnt understand why i watch if it makes me sad. i tried explaining it isnt about ME, this family entertained me when i was goiing through hell, and didnt even know it, and to see them struggle, hurts. so to see them getting stronger and cancer free and coming out the other side, its healing to me as well. eamon and bec managed to pull me out of some dark stuff the last couple of years without even knowing it. their positivity and love and laughter and how they make us all feel like THEIR family, kept me sane. wormed their way into my heart and i cant thank them enough or send them enough love back.
I literally broke down when the doctor called with the WONDERFULLY GOOD NEWS!!! I know I'm just a stranger but I think of you all as family and I love you guys so much!! I don't have to words to adequately describe how thankful I am right now!! I just hope you all know how much you are loved, thought of, cared for, and prayed for by all of us out here!! 💕
You don't know me but I've been following you for awhile now. I was very sad to hear that Bec had contracted cancer. I'm amazed at how strong and positive you are. I am sending you all of the positive and healthy vibes that I can generate. Love you guys❤
Completely agree with everything Anna says here. So happy for you both with Bec being cancer free! Such good news
@Grace Morrison are you trying to be funny?
I’m English, it’s perhaps an English way of speaking, just means that I am pleased for them she is well and cancer free/I am happy to hear she is going to be alright/happy that they get to spend many more years together as they are such a good couple.
Why do you have to criticise me? I was just expressing how happy I was for her…. Please be kind and if you can’t be kind don’t say anything!
@Grace Morrison Obviously you don't possess the empathy gene in your DNA.
I’m a nurse on a day surgery unit in the Uk. We also look after ladies having breast surgery due to cancer. I want to thank you for sharing your journey with us, it’s the parts we don’t get to see or hear about. Love and strength for the rest of your treatment plan xx
@claire penny Thank you for being a caring nurse. I had a mastectomy 21 years ago at 31 years old. Hugs from Pennsylvania.
After a rough night of crying post lumpectomy with one margin not clear and surgery #2 scheduled in 2 days to clear it, I opened youtube and came across your video first thing. omg watching your ups and downs through this part of your journey was the most validating and therapeutic experience I’ve ever had. this was an amazing video capture of your life that will help millions of women process their feelings. just want to give you the biggest hug right now. it felt like a friend walking side by side on this journey. cheers to no cancer and a fulfilling joy-filled life to you both. lots of love to you. ❤
When your doctor said “there was no tumor”!!! I screamed & my dog Charlie comes running into the house and jumps on the sofa. I’m so happy for you guys & your family🌹💕❤️🌹💕❤️🌹
It's still so unreal for me how you can care so much about someone you've never met. But towards the end of this video I was sobbing so heavily and just so amazed by how strong you are and how much you can inspire a whole community. Here's to free parking spots when going in for radiation and to many more years of inspiring videos! Love from Cologne, Germany
I haven’t escaped a single one of these videos without bawling my eyes out every time. I’ve been watching you for as long as I can remember, and your strength and resilience through everything you’ve been through is something to be so proud of. Congrats Bec! Here’s to the next milestone of getting through radiation!
I cried years of joy with you today. Your cancer journey was so much harder than mine. One surgery and I was done. You have handled so much difficulty with so much grace. Congratulations!!
Bec really is a ray of sunshine, even when she feels her lowest. Its beyond inspiring to see how strong she is
Finished the vid and now crying happy tears for a couple of humans I’ve never met.
Happy happy joy joy to you both!
Same!
Exactly
I work in breast cancer research at a university and holy smokes this made me cry. Your journey has helped motivate me to keep pushing and advocating for our patients to find a cure💞
Curing cancer from meds? NO.
The cure and prevent is from dealing with emotional issues/abuse, auric healing, and raw nutrition.
Vitamin C injection works identical to chemotherapy minus the side effects.
If you want to be apart of the curing fields then you're working in the wrong department and only keeping people sick to the day they die and it's a quick road to death
My Mum lost her battle with cancer on May 9; just 2 days shy of her 75th birthday. I'm empty without her.
Stay strong and many blessings to you both.
I’m so so sorry to hear that! What kind of cancer did she battle? All the Best to You! :(
@@suebean3873 she was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer. It was already in her bones, then spread to her lungs. She caught pneumonia in January and died on May 9.
Keep on fighting, you've got this
As a 30 year breast cancer survivor I cried through this whole video my sweet friend. I admire you so much for your strength and courage and you have the most amazing partner! I was 31 when I was diagnosed so I hope that some encouragement for you. Thank you for sharing your story. I love all of your adventures!
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I kept crying happy tears and I thought “oh I hope Kara and Nate get the good news!” It felt like one big happy family when I saw them and your loved ones get to share all the joy! I know this has been a tough mountain to climb and I hope the feeling of being on top stays with you! Thank you for sharing with us and I hope you BOTH feel all the love we are sending back to you! ♥️♥️
As a husband to the most beautiful woman in my life who too has endured the agony of breast cancer and undergone a mastectomy, I can feel your joy at hearing the all clear news as if it were us all over again. It genuinely brought a lump to my throat hearing your reaction to the news. I can only add this, you’ve both been an inspiration to anyone that knows you or follows you. I truly hope that you can move on with life as normally as is possible. Congratulations to you both on what has been an incredible journey and one that I think has made you both stronger than ever. Best wishes and much love from Wales 🏴 Uk ❤️
@PEGASUS ONE I really loved your reply. I too had a mastectomy, I was 31. Your comment about your wife, made me cry as my husband at the time was a complete jerk. On the 2nd day after my surgery, he told me to get up and pack our 1-year-old's lunch for day care. You sir, are a real man.
@@stacydavis1682 Your husband didn’t deserve you. I wish you happiness and great health!
@@chrisbergeron88 Awe thank you, Chris!
Dear Bec, you are a role model for all women experiencing the same diagnosis. God bless you and your buddy Eamon!
When Bec asked “how are you supposed to know?” I felt that so strongly. This journey is so completely chaotic and I’m thankful that you’ve allowed us to see every part of it. You’re a badass and you’ve got some awesomely supportive family and friends. ❤️
THIS IS THE GREATEST UPDATE EVER!!! Congrats Bec! You are such a warrior!! Great job, Eamon for supporting and loving her through this journey!
Bec, thank you for sharing such a vulnerable and scary part of your life with us. From showing the emotional rollercoaster, to then calling chemo "liquid subshine". Your positive attitude, realness, and overall determination to fight cancer head on is amazing. I hope you are healing well from surgery. Continue being the ray of sunshine that you are 💛 (and also, know that it's okay to have many rainy days sprinkled in there, too).
Well said
Omg and just here at the end of the video bawling along with you guys. CANCER FREE!! So, so so so incredibly happy for you. So amazing!!
Thank you so much Jessica! Being able to share this with everyone has honestly been a big part of finding purpose and healing throughout my journey. I am just so grateful this community continues to support us 🤗
without the rain, the flowers cant grow right?
Thank Bec!! Just diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this week at 34 with family history. Still learning about this unknown journey ahead of me, but I'm so glad I found you. Thank you for the positivity and for giving us a light!
How is your journey going? Any updates?
I started crying at the end when you started making phone calls and promptly got tackled with kisses from my Lettie-girl who just wanted mom to not cry lol. Dogs are precious companions. I am so happy for you Bec and so happy that you have had Eamon and Oso there with you.
Aw Bec I cried seeing your "all clear" diagnosis - I've been keeping up with you and Eamon for years and this is such a hard period of both of your lives. Your strength and positivity is so inspiring - it makes my heart burst that after everything you've been through the weight has finally lifted. Sending so much love and joy to you both - and Oso is the cutest!
As a nurse, I’ve seen all sorts of struggles my patient go through whenever they got cancer diagnosis and nothing beats the happiness I felt whenever we are clearing them from cancer after series of treatment. Happy for you Bec 🥰
Booooo hoooo hooo. Booo hooo.
Girls, if you ever get breast cancer, swallow hard and remember that your reaction and behavior will influence others, so try hard nit to be a weenie. Not one ounce of ny femininity was lost when they took my stage 3 breasts.
And what doctor in their right mind would tell a patient there was no cancer BEFORE the pathology report came back? If your doctor tells you that,, you have my permission to slap them. If they say something *really* stupid like predicting that the cancer won't come back, then go ahead and sock them in the eye. I was sickened by his words as a breast cancer survivor. I really like bec and hope that she does well, but these cancer segments have been hard to watch, especially with all of the erroneous information being broadcast.
SMH.
I watched this episode a year ago and just rewatched today. It hits differently the second time. I was just diagnosed with breast cancer 3 weeks ago. It’s all been going super fast and my lumpectomy is already scheduled in four weeks. Radiation to follow. Chemo is has not been ruled out yet which still makes me anxious. But I’ve got this. Crazy how fast your life can change once you hear those 3 words , “You have cancer.” Becc did awesome, and I’ll do my best to match her positive energy. God bless everyone. Please to your regular mammograms. Saves lives.
How wild is it that we all care and have so much love for someone we've never met. Sending you massive love Bec! 💗
As many others have said, I have been waiting and praying that you would get the answer you received. I am a 70-year-old male, and I even cried with tears of joy when you got the pathologist results. You both are working so well together to get your health back and to be able to get back on your own life track. Keep the faith, keep the heart shining, and know that there are a lot of folks out here who want the very best for you Bec, and that we will continue to pray that everything else continues to go well.
Let’s all appreciate how strong Bec is for documenting and sharing her journey through cancer. While I haven’t experienced this for myself, when she said she was appreciative for modern medicine, I can 100% relate to that. My 9month old is alive after being born with a heart condition because of modern medicine. 10 years ago, we wouldn’t have had her in our life.
Bless you Bec. I am sending you all of the positive energy in the world 🥰
I'm praying hard for you girl! I myself have MBC stage 4 with spread to ribs, spine and one humerus. Had chemo (Taxol) and now on oral anti-estrogens. Also had radiation to arm and back and doing very very well. I don't have any pain and looking fwd to each day eating and planning live ahead. I don't know what's coming so I don't think about it too much. I am lucky I stopped losing weight and have sort of levelled out there. Right now, enjoying the Christmas ahead. I try not to live far into the future but having fun with friends and family and doing just about everything I always did. The trick is to keep moving, keep going on and move forward in spite of the diagnosis. I hope you make a full recovery. You have a good chance of going into remission so I am praying for you and Aemon. Best of luck ahead and keep us posted how you're doing. LOVE and HUGS.
No rhyme or reason to life's paths. This all started with a van build. Through it all you've remained true to yourself. Warm thoughts for you both and the gentle strong people who walk this earth of ours.
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Oh so happy to hear ur results. I'm a Breast Cancer survivor of 27 yrs. I did not have to have a mastectomy,, they just wanted to do a lumpectomy. I chose a total mastectomy a 9 lympnodes removed. Everything was clean and clear margins. I also chose chemo. My children were very young and I wanted to be around for them. Took tamoxifen and Femara cancer drugs back to back, not together, no side effects except hot flashes. I'm so extremely happy for your good news and happy spirit. That helps immensely. GOD BLESS YOU and your WONDERFUL husband with his support and positivity. Can't wait for the next chapter in your life.💗💗
You’re so brave and Eamon is a wonderful partner. So happy for you both!
Can’t explain how happy I am for you, Becs - I cried with happiness as I would for my own family or friend. Lots of love to you & Eamon. You both are beautiful souls and deserve the world and all the health and happiness 💕
Same, absolutely wonderful news!
Bec and Aemon, this is so beautifully documented! I spent most of the video crying for so many reasons, namely, that you both had to go through this immensely life-changing ordeal, that you managed to push through the hard times with unwavering faith in each other despite the uncertainties, that the universe granted you what you so desperately wanted.... and also because I'm going through much the same thing (only I have to have a mastectomy). I cried being able to relate to everything in this video, and the way you documented everything really made it feel like we were there with you both, holding your hand and cheering you on from the sidelines, begging the universe to be clement and give you the beautiful view once you both finished scaling that big, scary mountain. Thank you for sharing your journey and allowing us to see your vulnerability. It helps so many of us currently walking this path (both patients AND our incredible partners!) to be able to see ourselves and our own vulnerabilities, fears and joys reflected in your lived experience. There's something so powerful in being able to connect this way with total strangers. It hammers home the fact that we're all human, we're all fighting for something, and we're all trying our best to get through this life with as much grace and gratitude as possible despite the challenges. Whatever the future holds for you both, I hope you continue to be as joyous and resilient as you are and face everything with the love and courage that so clearly binds you both. You're an amazing team! Big love to you from Italy ❤
Congratulations Bec and what a great partner you have. His support was epic, so happy for both of you.
What a gift you two have given all of us, particularly anyone who must deal with Cancer. I really heard that "I'm so grateful have another year of life." Wishing you so much health and joy in your future.
bawling my eyes out & completely over the moon for you! CONGRATS BEC! I've been waiting for this incredible news eagerly each week, perpetually crossing my fingers & toes that your fight has a visible finish line. Call every single contact in your phone and keep living that victorious moment!!!!.... YOU'RE SUPERWOMAN!! 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much for the honor of recording your perseverance, allowing me to share and relive this experience
Bec, my heart is so overjoyed! I can't even tell you. My mom is an over 20 year breast cancer survivor. She's now in her 80's and never had any reoccurrence. I'm so happy for you guys, and so proud of you and Eamon. Eamon, you are such an amazing, loving, caring guy. The way you've been there for Bec is such a blessing! Love y'all!
Congrats to your mum!
I've never cried so many happy tears for someone I have never met. This is the best news and I'm so happy for you, Eamon and all your family and friends. Lee is up there jumping for joy for you! Sending you both love and light. 🥲
Right i needed this..life can be so bad hearing this today was nice
Same, just been in tears
I was in tears!!! soooo happy for you both! The best news ever!!! 🤍🤍🤍
Hippy for Becky.God bless You
Sitting here crying like you called me with the good news too! I am so happy for you all and will continue to pray for healing & light!
I am so excited you are in remission. I had been following you two for years. 13 months ago I was diagnsed with bile duct cancer. I wasn't expected to survive. Prognosis was very bad. They had to remove all my bile ducts, 2/3 of my liver, some of my pancreas, my gull bladder, and some intestines. They got clean margins everywhere but my liver and lymph nodes(that were beyond where they can cut). I did chemo/radiation. I am now in remission. It was a tough year. I teared up when I saw you had breast cancer. I knew what you had to go through. I lost my mate I was with for 16 years to breast cancer. Cancer sucks!
I love you two's content. Hope to enjoy many more years.
I also just today heard about Lee. I am heartbroken. She was awesome.
I am so proud, humbled and appreciative to be Canadian and this is one of the reasons why! Our beautiful country took such good care of you!! Kudos to all of the medical staff during your journey.
Wow … “What a gift it is to turn 32”. You are the most positive person Bec! Wishing you and Eamon continued strength as you navigate the next few weeks. The best news - thanks for sharing with us!
I'm so happy for you guys! Go Bec! We just got news back from the oncologist that my mom won't need any radiation or treatment after her bilateral mastectomy. We are all so relieved and happy. She still has her surgery for the reconstruction coming up, but the relief that your family and friends feel are we felt when we got the news too. A toast to you and my mom for being warriors! ❤
I also was diagnosed with breast cancer last September 2021 (one year anniversary soon) ! I had surgery for stage 2 cancer in my left breast and chemo and radiation between February and May 2022….
Recuperating day by day and happy to be alive!!! Every day is a blessing 🙏 Watching your journey while going through mine helped me tremendously!!! I’m so happy that you’re doing well!! ❤️
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At 26 minutes in when I heard "there was no tumour" I started crying with you, Bec, and now I cant seem to stop! I'm so very very pleased for you and Eamon and your parents and sister and Oso and all of the million subscribers who love you!
Is is odd that I feel proud of you both? You've carried yourselves with such grace and love and positivity and care toward each other. It's been a hard joy to watch.
Let's hope that this last lap of treatment goes smoothly and quickly, and that your lightness continues for years and years and years!
I have a newfound respect for cancer survivors. That's one heck of a journey. Very proud of you for beating it. Congratulations Bec.
‘ We’re going to be ok’ the best thing I have heard all year. Amazing, strong, inspirational, just a few words that come to mind when I think of you and Eamon. You have been a beacon of light for so many people going through their own struggles. Your positivity is infectious. Keep following your North Star Bec, so so happy for you both (and of course Buddy ) Kez xx
you are such a warrior i to have cancer i have non hodgemans lymphoma i have been in remission and have stopped all chemo i am 66 years old and want to enjoy the time i have left. i am so happy for you.
I simply adore your medical care team, the way they spoke to both of you is absolutely amazing. As a soon-to-be PA-C, I hope I can speak to my patients in such a gentle, compassionate and humorous way. Bec and Eamon, y'all are just bosses! xoxoxo
I cannot speak highly enough about my entire team of doctors, nurses and everyone else at the hospitals... honestly world class bunch of humans!
Best of luck on your way to becoming a PA-C!! Sounds like your patients will be in good hands. :)
I can imagine how hard this whole journey has been for you. Unfortunately, breast cancer runs in my family, and several of my sisters have had mastectomies and cancer diagnosis. When I was in middle school my mother, unfortunately, was diagnosed with breast cancer. She fought for 4 years, and passed when I was a freshman in high school. It's something we're very aware of in my family (we are a family of six children, five sisters, 1 brother). My heart is with you on this journey, and I hope everything goes well for you.
Aw bec, i’m crying of happiness right along with you!! I love how close we, as an Eamon and Bec community, feel to you guys through your videos. It feels as though we are receiving updates from some of our closest friends, so along with this we also feel all the highs and lows. There has not been a cancer or IVF update video where I haven’t cried. So proud of you both, we love you guys💛🌻
I love how Oso just looks at Eamon when asked if he wants to go out and as soon as Bec calls him he jumps rights up. Shows who his Hooman is🥰
Eamon & Bec, I'm a 60 year old man from just outside of Montreal (Laval), Quebec. I am extremely proud of you two. You are both amazing ambassadors for Canada, showing the world the best of our people. I have had Heart Failure since I was 49, and have had an ICD (Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator)/Pacemker for the last 6 years. I'm so exited for the good news you received. I wish you nothing but health, hapiness, love and success, in a long future. Always remember (you 2 are proof of this) the deep words of Canadian band Trooper......"We're here for a good time, not a long time". Live each moment like it could be you last. We are all on borrowed time. Some of us sit and wait for the end......and others live like you two. With a passion and zest for life that shines for everyone to see and enjoy. Keep smiling. You are appreciated.
I’ve never cried so much at any TH-cam videos ever, but you guys I’ve been following for so long and all the past videos about your cancer journey I’ve just been straight up sobbing. You guys are so strong and navigating this journey so gracefully I am ever amazed. Sending all the love and support! ❤️❤️❤️
Ooh man, i agree with you on this. I'm a typical macho male and i have blubbed away, for the first time since my kids were born. Geez, pass the tissues.
Ok needing to invest in kleenex shares over here . So happy for you guys. Nothing but love❤❤
With you on the tears! So happy for this amazing couple!!
Exactly!
I have stumbled upon this video due to algorithm and my own cancer journey, and let me tell you how much I have cried when I watched the part with your radiologist call and giving you pathology result. I don't think people understand how big those words are. When I sat down with my oncologist 2 weeks after my surgery and she said pathology looks great, I broke down like a little child. Thank you for sharing your story Bec, I wish you nothing but speedy recovery and continuous strength.
So happy for you!!
I cried with Bec every step of the way watching her cancer videos. Thank you for sharing. I know these videos give comfort to women all over the world. You handled this like a champ Bec!! Blessings to you and your amazing Eamon :)
It’s amazing how much one can feel for a couple of amazing people I don’t even know :) Congratulations to Eamon and Bec!!
I feel the same! Sometimes you think they are family after following them for so long!! So happy for you!
I can’t remember the last time I cried this much from happy news. I’m so happy and relieved that Bec’s results were positive. She’s truly an inspiration.
I didn't know that it was possible to feel this happy for strangers. This is the first video of you I was watching. You both have such vibrating souls. And I couldn't help but cry happy tears with you. Also I feel very much inspired to put work into my own strong mindset again. Thank you!❤
Agreed
Omg same here. Just genuine joy. Tears and chills.
So glad you had Eamon to go through this with I went through stage three lung cancer by myself . radiation was the easiest part of my treatment. God Bless you both 🙏❤️
Same here, all alone through ovarian cancer. And possibly getting mastectomy too cause of brca1. And I'm a single mom. If I only had ONE person in the world to be by my side, it would be a completely different story. Hardest thing is not the cancer, but cancer on your own.
It’s amazing to witness such strength and optimism from someone. Wishing you all the best and a healthy end to your story!
thank you Ivy! We're so grateful to have you here as a part of our journey ❤
I can’t tell you how much my heart hurts every time Covid separates the two of you. I know it’s important to respect the health concerns, but with how hard the journey is no one should have to be alone for any part of this! Thank you for sharing the journey, even on the hard days!
I couldn’t agree more. Separating patients from their loved ones during critical health times is cruel. We need the support of our partners, spouses and family members to help us through difficult times.
It's such a joke separating family especially a husband and wife as if they don't hug kiss or sleep next to each other this covid bs is cruel and really useless.
@@deborahmarion9038 Deborah...We are ALL living through a critical health time. That's what a Pandemic is. Those in the high risk group include Cancer Patients. And even those who are not high risk are at risk for spreading covid and creating more dangerous variants.
It's not about "respect" for "concerns." It's about science and facts. Cancer patients are extremely high risk for covid. If someone comes in with a cancer patient and spreads covid to the staff, who spread it to other cancer patients, that could be a death sentence. They could also end up with Long Covid, which is just not sustainable for someone who is already chronically ill. Remember that next time you see people filling up bars and concerts.
Omg seeing Bob's reaction wrecked me! I'm so so happy for you. Sharing your journey was so brave, and I think we can all say that we were crying along with you every step of the way. Sending love and continuing healthy vibes your way
2003 my wife had pre-cancer surgery. She lost one breast. Fortunately all cancer was removed. It is 19 years now. We never looked back. She's still doing well. It never bothered me that she was no longer the beautiful little girl of my dreams. She is the most special person in the world to me.
Great documenting of this whole process. My wife and I went through almost the exact same experience - chemo, lumpectomy, radiation - and 15 years later she is still cancer-free. If there's one thing Canada's health care system does well it's cancer treatment. She felt really well taken care of throughout her treatment. Congrats on the results!
I'm not sure that there are words to truly describe the feelings when you finally feel able to get your life back. Wonderful, overwhelming, ecstatic. For those who have to go on a cancer journey it's a hell of a ride. So happy for you both. X
Just casually sobbing on my lunch break from this video. So many happy tears. You both were so incredibly strong ❤️ couldn’t be happier for y’all!
You guys are amazing. 🥹💕🙏🤗✨ My 9 year old son went through Leukemia at age 3, and had 3+ years of chemo. We are all praying for you Bec! 🙏🙏
Over here crying so many tears of happiness. I am so so so happy you got this amazing news and such a relief for the two of you. Sending so much love to you both. Bec, you're positivity throughout this journey was so inspiring and really shows how this mindset effects everything. Eamon, you are such an amazing man. This is what true love is all about you and you definitely showed us how much you love Bec. xoxox - Kristen
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Bec I'm so happy for you! Tbh I put off watching this until I was mentally prepared. I went thru the same thing and the emotions are so very much similar I wasn't sure how I it would feel to watch you share. But thank you because its a sweet reminder that I made it thru one of the toughest situations, and you made it thru! We made it thru! Life finds a way :)
Ditto with putting it off to watch as I have watched friends go through this journey thankfully with great results but its still so scary and im sitting here crying with joy like I did after the phone calls or conversations with them after getting good news. Congratulations and well done to you both and anyone else who has gone through this, my condolences for those who were not so fortunate. Big LOve and thank you for sharing your journey with us Bec ad Paulette for puting into words what I have struggled to express sometimes.
I found myself happy sobbing at the end. I’m so proud of you guys, thank you from the bottom of my heart for shearing this journey with us
My mom just diagnosed with TNBC stage 4. Im so devastated when I heard about it . It’s like my world crumbling down🥺 I cried every night and praying so she could live longer . I hope my mom can overcome this situation . She’ll have her 1st chemo within a week from now . I hope everything is going well . The saddest part is I can’t even by her side when she needed me . I’m too far away from her . Im in Australia and she’s in Malaysia . It’s not been easy for me since the last few weeks . Luckily I have my brother and my stepdad by her side . I prayed for ppl who has BC may free from this disease on day .
How is ur mum doing my mum just got diagnosed with tnbc
@@indimist390 she’s doin’ great and feel much better .. she had her surgery last month to removed her left breast . Don’t worry and keep praying to god . I hoping that ur mom will overcome this situation .
I was fine through the whole video, until Bec woke up on her birthday and said how grateful she was for another year. 32 year olds should not have to fear leaving this earth that early. You are so brave and positive. Sending love from New Mexico
I see your cancer journey stories in my feed, and the first thing I feel is resistance. I just want to see happy stories. Then I watch it and I am SO GRATEFUL to be allowed to follow you on this journey above all others. Your courage, your grace, and your skill as a storyteller are outstanding. (Both of you)
So happy for you both! We just went thru the same treatment this past year and there is no sense of relief like knowing you are cancer free! 😭💃🏽
Hey I too have gone through the same journey and I felt like the same... We are strong women.. I completed my 20 sittings of radiation on 15th of Nov 2022.. I am a cancer survivor and trying to bring my life back on track... All the best to you as well.. You will do good in your radiations. All the best girl.. I am unmarried and I am 33 years old..
I wish you all the best for your future endeavours sister ...lots of love and blessings,happiness to you ❤️❤️❤️❤️.....
Congratulations. I pray for you to be healthy the rest of your life. Let it be as I have said.
@@CCmagee3 thank you.
And not a single eye was dry watching this! I'm so happy for you and this news and for you to have this weight lifted off you. Can't wait to see what your and Eamon and Osso's future holds ❤
Not one. Tears flowing.
Best update ever!!!
You’re on the downside of the mountain. Bec, you’ve got this! You are a strong women. Eamon, you’re such a source of strength for Bec.
Bless you both.
I cried like a baby when I heard there was no tumor. I pray for you guys everyday and it makes me beyond happy to hear this news!! 🎉🎊🤗Sending lots of love to you and Eamon!! 🥰😍💕💕
Thank you for sharing a perspective of someone living a healthy/holistic lifestyle while still accepting and acknowledging modern western medicine and its advances and treatments. I am on a very similar journey (originally dx in 2019 at 34, underwent multiple lumpectomies with close margins that ultimately lead to mastectomy... Now with a reoccurrence 4 years later). A cancer dx is harrowing and humbling, but navigating the treatment decisions often under pressure is a whole other unexpected pitfall of this journey. The disconnect between holistic practitioners and traditional MDs is something that I personally have struggled with tremendously. I have only recently come across your channel, but your perspective of someone living an intentional and wellness focused lifestyle while still accepting the traditional course of treatment is comforting to me as I have struggled so much with feeling like it is an either or. So thank you! Beautiful visions of you and your family cartwheeling for many, many long years sent your way!
My wife is 67, and in late February 2015, was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. She opted for a double mastectomy, without reconstruction. Almost 7 1/2 years later, she has not had any reoccurrence of cancer. Sharing this to give you and Eamon hope of a long, and cancer free, life together.
i’ve been watching you and e since i was 11. i’m now 17 and i plan on traveling the world in a van, all because of you guys. it’s my ultimate dream. watching y’all go through this journey has been insane. i start crying every time bec tears up. i just had to sit here for a moment and take it in. I know Lee wasn’t here for the diagnosis, but i just talked to her and told her that your cancer free. i know she already knows. she’s been watching. but it broke my heart that she wasn’t part of the facetimes. this really made me think about her, and her impact. i’m so proud of y’all. congratulations rebecca
I imagined Lee's expression of JOY from what you just said! She was a wonderful human with an illness that tragically took her away from us... but She will forever live in the hearts of all who knew her and witnessed her Love!
My family was wondering why I was crying while making dinner. I’m so happy for you 🥹. We’ve all been keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. So many people cheering you on ❤️
You’re so brave. I don’t know how I’m going to do this. Just got diagnosed and it has already spread to the lymph nodes, plus I have lupus. But watching you motivates me to hang in there. Thank you for sharing your story. ❤ stay well!!
You got this Diya!! Hope for the best for you❤❤❤
Praying for you 🙏🙏🙏
We don’t know each other, but I am really sending heartfelt prayers and love..❤
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@I'm happy happy about what?