Cancer Patient Story | How I Got Diagnosed with Cancer at 30: Listening to My Body (Video 1/3)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- Justine shares her in-depth, ongoing cancer story with us, getting diagnosed with stage 3B then stage 4 rectal cancer at just 30 years old.
FULL STORY/TRANSCRIPT: thepatientstory.com/cancers/colorectal/rectal/justine-l
If you or a loved one has to deal with ongoing treatment and feel like you continue to encounter only bad news, Justine's voice may be especially impactful. Despite having to go through more treatments after the metastasis of her cancer, she has held firmly onto trying to look at silver linings - but only after giving herself space to feel upset. Check out her three-video series:
Video 1: How I Got Diagnosed
Video 2:
- Going Through Multiple Treatments (Chemoradiation, surgeries, chemotherapy (oxaliplatin & FOLFOX), targeted radiation therapy or SBRT, ablation, Y90, and more chemo)
- Dealing with Ileostomy Bag
Video 3: Navigating Life After a Cancer Diagnosis
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I have stage 4 terminal cancer. They said I had less than 12 months to live in September of 19. Im still here thanks to rso
Hiiii how are youuuuu
I hope your doing well
What is rso?
If you passed, hope that crossing of the bridge was amazing for you and you had safe travels friend 😇
The same happened to me 6 years ago and i was 56 at the time and thank god am still here.x
So glad you are on the other side of this -thank you for sharing, Carol.
I hate when young people get very ill. You are a brave young woman and you will beat this.
A friend of mine was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer 3 years ago. They gave her a 2% chance of making it to 5 years, and she has no signs of cancer. Doctors are amazed.
How?
Thank you for your posts. I've stage4 and suffering now with post radio. Just sleeping all the time and not eating. I really want to feel better but so tired. I'm 47 with LC. Thank you for listening x
So right it's the toughest thing ever 2 go through when you hear the cancer word it's like your world ending it's good you do these videos
My name is Christopher and I'm from central Pennsylvania PA, I am a physician and I also was just diagnosed with a solitary plasmacytoma. This type or cancer needs to be distinguished from Multiple Myeloma. The incidence of solitary plasmacytoma in the US is about 450 per year. However, the diagnosis of multiple myeloma in my age group is also extraordinarily rare. My initial discovery was rather unremarkable but because I was trained in knowing what kind of findings are abnormal, I continued to investigate. I empathize with this patient's story and would like to share mine.
As a physician on the other side, how do we as patients get our doctors to listen to us? I tell my dr about all my symptoms with the lump on my collarbone and night sweats, then I heard her talking crap about me outside the exam room. Juat curious with you on the other side how we approach our docs to help us and not dismiss us? Hope all is well and I hope you are thriving!!!
Stephanie thank you for introducing us to some wonderful people describing their journey with Cancer
Justine is a Sweetheart
Elizabeth, thank you for watching! I agree, Justine is incredible. So blessed to be able to share her story! -Stephanie
Great host!
Jessica, that is too kind. Thank you so much! -Stephanie
PLEASE ask each patient "Why do you think you got cancer?" I am sure each patient has a feeling as to why they got cancer. My guess is very few patients will routinely answer, "Genetics" even though that is what most doctors believe.
I absolutely hate the prep! Baddest part of the exam 😫😫
This is no joke 😓 save yourself and loved ones from this painful monster, visit Dr Uromi herbal home on TH-cam, natural herbs can heal you, i was saved too.
Yes but is beter to find illness earlier then later. It s just for a short time.
❤🙏🙏🌹 very sorry