Sadly, cancer can strike someone as fit and health conscious as you! I’m 74 years old and in pretty good health. Sometimes life can feel so unfair. Best wishes for a speedy recovery!
You remind me so much of my daughter. You are very well spoken and you're so positive and strong. She has had skin cancer and breast cancer at the age of 47. Both cancers at the same time. She was a real trooper. I'm so proud of her.
To be denied insurance for specific medical needs and treatment/trials is beyond appalling, unacceptable and can result in many cancer patients dying. So glad you and your parents persisted in fighting for the later treatments. Keep on living that beautiful life with your little child❤…you are one amazing young woman and so inspiring!
Thank you. It’s disgusting that health insurance companies have power over people’s health. They’re an industry that makes huge profits, raking in money and denying coverage of potentially-life-saving treatments. Outrageous.
@@fitness_by_ariel thanks so much for sharing your journey with us❣️I had never heard of this type of cancer before. Your outlook on life is so beautiful and inspiring❤ I’m so sorry for what you have gone through, but amazed at the way you have turned it into something positive for you and your beautiful son. I really need to stop being afraid to ask for help when I need it. And be more grateful for the family I help and get help from. Sending you so much love and positivity❤️So glad I came across your story!!!
I did natural therapy and insurance paid 0. 5 years and $150000 later I have survived stage 4b tonsil cancer that was in lymph nodes and both lungs. God gave us cures if we look for them and have faith
What an intelligent woman and with a great attitude to boot. My wife had stage 3b colon cancer 11 years ago. The tumor was at the ileocecal valve and they did a "double barrel shotgun" resection of her ileum and cecum. She did FOLFOX chemo for 6 months but had to stop the oxaliplatin after 4 months due to increasing neuropathy in her extremities. There was no recurrence and the only issues have been a slight change in bowel habits and residual neuropathy in her feet.
That was the best interview in terms of descriptions of how the cancer and chemotherapy actually work. Can't even imagine what you went through. Thank God for your family and their support. I pray for your recovery and long healthy life for both you and your son.
My big sister passed away from appendix cancer in 2016 . She was only 45 years old . They told her there was nothing to be done. I miss her every day. Good luck to you ❤❤❤
I'm so sorry for your great loss. My niece passed away from this, too. She was 45 as well and had a 10 year old daughter. I'm so heartbroken, especially for my great niece.
I lost my brother, age 52, to Stage 4 Appendix Cancer that metastasis. He had no options in his journey. I miss him. Loss is hard. I'm sorry for your loss
You are blessed to have your son, and to have your parents. You always have the option to adopt in the future as well. Wishing you all the best for continued health
You should have your own youtube channel. So many would love to hear more about the natural things you are doing now. You are an amazing storyteller and so real.
Thanks for your very articulate, informative account of your appendix cancer. I'd not heard of cancer in this organ before so I learned a lot-especially interesting was the clinical trial surgery that brought you into remission! How lucky that was and cheers to you, Dr Lambert and your parents for arranging that. Modern medicine's advances are truly life-saving and you are a prime example of that! Your son is adorable and though you were dejected to lose the option for another, he will benefit greatly from having your focus and grateful attitude! May you live a long & happy life being his momma❤️
So sorry to hear this it must be so scary being a single mum too … cancer is awful I have it too first at 31 was so fit and healthy had all the treatments triple negative breast cancer and got through it but sadly it’s returned 😢awful shock …. Your doing so well and amazing for sharing your story to help other people ❤ chemo is hard I hope it all goes well sending much ❤love
Never heard of appendix cancer….until an emergency appendectomy pathology test came back! Like you mentioned, often misdiagnosed as other female issues. Thank you for sharing your story. The incidents are rising through awareness. Earlier detection is so important. Best wishes to you and your son.
I’m so sorry you had to go through this. A friend has low grade mucinous appendix cancer. She has had HIPEC twice. I will certainly tell her about City of Hope. Best wishes for a cancer free life!
I was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. Had surgery, and now on my third round of chemotherapy. Chemo comes with many side effects. But I would rather go through this grueling process for more years. Being told you have cancer is a difficult thing. There are physical and mental challenges. Nobody prepares you for what cancer can do and how much changes come about to your life. However, I am very grateful 🙏 to have all of the medical support. And to family and friends. I wish for you continuous healing and lots of love for you and your son.
You described this all very well. I learned a lot, thank you. I totally agree with your assessment that chemo is like the worst hangover without the fun of the night before. It's just awful. I wish you many decades of healthy living.
Ariel, so glad to hear that you are NED (No Evidence of Disease). You have expressed yourself very well here in this video. The only mistake you made was to say that "if one cancer cell is left after surgery, it can take off and grow a new tumor." The truth is, we all have atypical cells circulating within our bodies, at all times. We count on our immune systems to catch and kill them. If you have a good de-bulking surgery, as you did, you probably do still have some atypical cells remaining, but reduced to a smaller amount that your immune system can handle for you. My brother is a radiation oncologist, and this is what he says.
You are amazing! So articulate, thoughtful and intelligent. I am so impressed with how you persevered through all this pain and sickness and insurance woes! Wishing you all the very best!
God bless you, your story gives me hope. I am stage 4 gastric cancer patient and chemo is working well, have HIPEC and gastrectomy lined up later in the year. I hope it can work for me too god willing 🙏
You’re extremely intelligent, obviously. Thank you for your clear, cogent, and organized way of presenting your case. You’re truly an inspiration - despite the fact that I’m not too keen on Eastern medicine. (Each to her own. Good luck to you. The world needs an incredibly intelligent person willing to share.
I appreciate your vulnerability and candidness as all individuals are on this forum. So grateful for your recovery and good health. Thankfully, the disease didn’t rob you of not having a child at all. I won’t disclose my situation at the moment. It’s not necessary but right off the bed I wonder what kind of health insurance do you have that would even allow you to interview different doctors as they all charge for a consult? And what exactly did your parents do to get you into a clinical trial? Stay healthy. Enjoy life.
We had to pay out of pocket for additional consults outside of what was in network. I recommend the book insurance warrior if you are going through any sort of insurance battle for any reason!
ARIEL, THAT WAS BEAUTIFUL! I found out I had appendix cancer two weeks ago after having surgery for a ruptured appendix. It is stage 2A so I am just in the research stage of determining how to handle it. Because this is a rare cancer there is not a lot of concrete data. Seems like cancer hospitals want to take out the big guns and shoot with surgery and or chemo. I do have an appointment with an oncologist, but any suggestions on exploring the less traditional route?
I'm happy u made a right decision, u still is a beautiful. strong woman and a mom, u being healthy again is a blessing my dear. Thanks for sharing your story with us, God bless. Be grateful u have your mom and dad to support u, I went through this road, without my parents and my siblings, since they live in a another country far-away from me, I hold on to faith...and my strength as a mom to be with my boys. Be happy and enjoy life❤
I was just Diagnosed on August 2024 I have another biopsy on September 19th in 2 weeks praying for a miracle of low grade and or benign. Your video gives me so much hope and natural healing remedy is a huge boost I believe in and I am inspired by you! Thank you Please do more videos on the whole body healing ❤️🩹 God bless you !!!! 🌹
Thank you for raining on our emotional and spiritual health they both hold energy I the body bad an good. Always remember holding onto bad feelings from a divorce, break up, death, job loss, abuse will only end up harming and in many times killing us in the end. Remember to forgive people and things that happen to you it's all for YOURSELF.
Avastin doesn't do any of the things it claims to do. But I'm glad you're doing all the treatments necessary to save your life !! I wish you and your little boy well ❤
Of all the symptoms I had, none of them pointed to or even suggested a problem with my appendix. I went in for a CT scan for a different issue. In fact, I was going to cancel my appointment for the CT scan because I was feeling better. I expected a completely normal CT scan. I was surprised when the CT result came back with an appendiceal neoplasm. I went misdiagnosed for four years.
I really appreciated your discussion of the how and why the washing out vs the high pressurized aerosoled chemo. I get how you felt badly about not being able to continue nursing your baby. I think even later at an older stage, it may have had an effect on him. But your mentioning how connected he is with you during conversations with mommy, having it out in the open means a lot. I think the nursing of a baby builds a stronger bond, so I agree that was your main justified regret. But like you said, we can only move forward. I would appreciate if you could mention any Chinese herbs or teas you use. I also learned something new when you discussed "surface" cancer. It makes sense when I think of years ago when Drs opened up, then closed my grandmother without attempting to remove any of it. (Because surfaces of her organs were so covered.)
wishing you a great outcome. You are a beautiful and engaged person with a child to take care of. I am wishing you the absolute best. !!!! Hang tough!!!
I’m glad you’re doing better. Instead of being mad at God for now allowing you to finish breastfeeding, thank Him for allowing you to still be here raising your son and the blessing to see him grow up.
TYou for sharing this. It just seems to unfair - but I am very impressed by your perspective of gratitude for the one child you do have. As a cancer survivor, I understand your giving /receiving dilemma but honestly people want to give and sometimes making you a blanket or socks etc is the only comfortable way for them to offer you sympathy and love without being a blubbering idiot and making it worse!! Be the receiver - the givers get a lot of pleasure too!
it's a shock when you think you are doing everything right, yet get a diagnosis of being stage 4. I was fit, lean and a strength coach. then I was stage 4 twice in 2 yrs. Good luck on your journey, I wish you all the best
I am so sorry about the stage 4, diagnosis. I'm sure you were doing everything ,(that u knew of) right . Problem is we live with toxins in every aspect of our environment ( air, water,soil and food) . Consider going to a functional medicine doc ( to supplement regular oncology) to look for root causes. I personally had high lead levels for no obvious reason- it's just now everywhere in our environment . ( I have breast cancer.)Best of luck to you.
Ariel-is your appendix cancer PMP (PseudomyoxiaPeritonial)? Many don't know that there are two types of appendeceal cancer; PMP and Neuroendocrine (NET). I am a 7-year survivor of NET of the appendix (diagnosed 3/24/17). As I listened to more of your video, I discovered that signet/ring cell is PMP. I am part of both a Facebook group for both PMP and NET. Appendeceal cancer is really quite rare. I pray for your continued recovery....
Wow! Your story is amazing! I had the same cancer in 2008. I never did IV chemo, I tried to get into Dr Sugerbaker without any luck but I did get into Dr Martin Goodman at Tuffs in Boston. He was absolutely amazing!! He performed the HIPEC in June and I ran a marathon in January!! Unfortunately, like you, I had bowel issues later down the road. I now have an ileostomy but I’m still here!! Keep the positive energy and good things will happen!
What a lovely video and young woman! You have given us a great deal to think about. Thank you and The Patient Story for this. Your clarity and narrative gift will help many. I especially like what you said about seeing your cancer as part of you, not as “the enemy” (I know you didn’t say exactly that). As a breast cancer survivor forty years older than you, I always dislike when people say, “Fk cancer.” I think that cancer is, unfortunately, part of our body - a horrible, destructive part, but a part nonetheless. It’s silly to say “Fk” a part of one’s body. Just do one’s best to excise that part. Cursing a tumor or malignant blood, etc., doesn’t mean anything (though I understand why people do so). Btw, I love the F-word but am not writing it out here out of consideration for those who’d be offended (and YT’s rules). I wish you good health from now on.
Ariel i thank you from the bottom of my heart to you for sharing your experience. I am praying for you and to remain healthy and for you and your son to have all the joy your hearts can hold. I have Lupus and some other health issues and since stress affects so many conditions i agree that it only makes sense that holding traumas/isdues/emotions in could cause health problems. Thanks again and God bless you
You are young and Fit but cancer can hit anyone at any age our 7 yr old son was diagnosed with cancer osteosarcoma we were rushed to a university hospital in California 🌴 I think we were both still in shock but we walked around the pediatric cancer floor and I completely lost it and I passed out luckily my husband caught me and they checked me to make sure that I was okay but truly I never recovered from watching a 7 yr old getting chemo 😞 all the kids on that floor were SUFFERING 😩😭💔 we hope all goes well for you ❤️ your son needs you 💙
@@commonsense6967 Thank you ❤️ Our son was 10 yrs old when he passed away in my arms at home 😭💔 We had to bounce back we had a 9 yr old daughter that needed us and she had lost her best friend 😭💔 The 3 of us will never recover from this if I could send you a picture I would and you would see what he was like
This sharp pain that went away was exactly like my 22 yr old niece had. The ultrasound tech found a 7cm tumour in her liver. She was misdiagnosed with a benign adenoma. It ended up being metastatic angiosarcoma . Tragically we lost her at 23 when it travelled to her lungs. She never received any treatment. Always PUSH for more answers . Is this the same type of cancer that Paul in Perth has?
Cannot believe I am listening to a patient story and my small intestinale tumor (they suspect Neuro endocriene tumor) has grown from 1 cm to 1,6 cm and I have an appointment with the oncologist on the 12th of September 😅. It is an out of the body experience: I was a listener and now a patient I guess 😅? Really benefit a lot from these stories! So so brave; like no choice
I was living in Flagstaff at the time. I had the first half of my treatment done in Arizona before moving to Ogden in order to be treated at the Huntsman Cancer Institute.
Sadly, cancer can strike someone as fit and health conscious as you! I’m 74 years old and in pretty good health. Sometimes life can feel so unfair. Best wishes for a speedy recovery!
YES, sadly that is true. thanks for sending well wishes!
Thank you!
At least her medics did something! Mine just gas light saying its in my head
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I was just diagnosed with with stage 4 Goblet cell Appendix cancer and listen to your story gives me hope.
You remind me so much of my daughter. You are very well spoken and you're so positive and strong. She has had skin cancer and breast cancer at the age of 47. Both cancers at the same time. She was a real trooper. I'm so proud of her.
To be denied insurance for specific medical needs and treatment/trials is beyond appalling, unacceptable and can result in many cancer patients dying. So glad you and your parents persisted in fighting for the later treatments. Keep on living that beautiful life with your little child❤…you are one amazing young woman and so inspiring!
Thank you. It’s disgusting that health insurance companies have power over people’s health. They’re an industry that makes huge profits, raking in money and denying coverage of potentially-life-saving treatments. Outrageous.
yes she is!
Thank you so much!
@@fitness_by_ariel thanks so much for sharing your journey with us❣️I had never heard of this type of cancer before. Your outlook on life is so beautiful and inspiring❤
I’m so sorry for what you have gone through, but amazed at the way you have turned it into something positive for you and your beautiful son. I really need to stop being afraid to ask for help when I need it. And be more grateful for the family I help and get help from. Sending you so much love and positivity❤️So glad I came across your story!!!
I did natural therapy and insurance paid 0. 5 years and $150000 later I have survived stage 4b tonsil cancer that was in lymph nodes and both lungs. God gave us cures if we look for them and have faith
My heart breaks for all you have been through. And still have a positive attitude. What a blessing you are too all of us. Sending hugs.
What an intelligent woman and with a great attitude to boot. My wife had stage 3b colon cancer 11 years ago. The tumor was at the ileocecal valve and they did a "double barrel shotgun" resection of her ileum and cecum. She did FOLFOX chemo for 6 months but had to stop the oxaliplatin after 4 months due to increasing neuropathy in her extremities. There was no recurrence and the only issues have been a slight change in bowel habits and residual neuropathy in her feet.
That was the best interview in terms of descriptions of how the cancer and chemotherapy actually work. Can't even imagine what you went through. Thank God for your family and their support. I pray for your recovery and long healthy life for both you and your son.
@@Lbhacksaw Really what?
thanks for sending well wishes!
Thank you so much for your prayers 🙏🏽
My big sister passed away from appendix cancer in 2016 . She was only 45 years old . They told her there was nothing to be done. I miss her every day. Good luck to you ❤❤❤
I'm so sorry for your great loss. My niece passed away from this, too. She was 45 as well and had a 10 year old daughter. I'm so heartbroken, especially for my great niece.
we are so sorry to hear of your sister's passing :(
So sorry to hear about your sister 🙏🏽
I lost my brother, age 52, to Stage 4 Appendix Cancer that metastasis. He had no options in his journey. I miss him. Loss is hard. I'm sorry for your loss
@@hollymoore3621I thought everyone got offered chemo no matter the stage of cancer
Thank you for sharing your story! You are a strong and amazing women!! Enjoy life with your adorable son❤
You are blessed to have your son, and to have your parents. You always have the option to adopt in the future as well. Wishing you all the best for continued health
thank you for sending well wishes!
Thank you Ariel for sharing your story!! Blessings to you and your family!! ❤
❤ Amen ❤
we are grateful for the brave souls who share their stories :)
Thank you!
@@fitness_by_ariel bless your heart 💗
You should have your own youtube channel. So many would love to hear more about the natural things you are doing now. You are an amazing storyteller and so real.
you can find her on instagram!
Wow thank you for this compliment!
I thought the same thing. Very well spoken and delightful to listen to. @fitness_by_ariel
Thanks for your very articulate, informative account of your appendix cancer. I'd not heard of cancer in this organ before so I learned a lot-especially interesting was the clinical trial surgery that brought you into remission! How lucky that was and cheers to you, Dr Lambert and your parents for arranging that. Modern medicine's advances are truly life-saving and you are a prime example of that! Your son is adorable and though you were dejected to lose the option for another, he will benefit greatly from having your focus and grateful attitude! May you live a long & happy life being his momma❤️
So sorry to hear this it must be so scary being a single mum too … cancer is awful I have it too first at 31 was so fit and healthy had all the treatments triple negative breast cancer and got through it but sadly it’s returned 😢awful shock …. Your doing so well and amazing for sharing your story to help other people ❤ chemo is hard I hope it all goes well sending much ❤love
we are so sorry to hear that! sending you well wishes with your treatment plan
Thank you!
I love when she talks about gratittude. That, to me, is essential, uplifting and wise.🎉❤
yes, a great perspective!
That's it 🙏🏽🤍
My mother is dealing with essentially the same situation with appendix cancer. Thank you for sharing this - truly appreciate it. Stay strong!
Never heard of appendix cancer….until an emergency appendectomy pathology test came back! Like you mentioned, often misdiagnosed as other female issues. Thank you for sharing your story. The incidents are rising through awareness. Earlier detection is so important. Best wishes to you and your son.
yes it is!
Thank you 🙏🏽
Thank you for sharing your experience and wisdom. It’s a great gift for those willing to listen. Best of health and life in the future.
yes it is!
Thank you!
I’m so sorry you had to go through this. A friend has low grade mucinous appendix cancer. She has had HIPEC twice. I will certainly tell her about City of Hope. Best wishes for a cancer free life!
thank you for sending well wishes!
Thanks for spreading the word!
Thanks for spreading the word!
I was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer. Had surgery, and now on my third round of chemotherapy. Chemo comes with many side effects. But I would rather go through this grueling process for more years. Being told you have cancer is a difficult thing. There are physical and mental challenges. Nobody prepares you for what cancer can do and how much changes come about to your life. However, I am very grateful 🙏 to have all of the medical support. And to family and friends. I wish for you continuous healing and lots of love for you and your son.
Lovely, Ariel. Thank you for sharing this. Blessings to you and your precious son.
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You described this all very well. I learned a lot, thank you. I totally agree with your assessment that chemo is like the worst hangover without the fun of the night before. It's just awful. I wish you many decades of healthy living.
Ariel, so glad to hear that you are NED (No Evidence of Disease). You have expressed yourself very well here in this video. The only mistake you made was to say that "if one cancer cell is left after surgery, it can take off and grow a new tumor." The truth is, we all have atypical cells circulating within our bodies, at all times. We count on our immune systems to catch and kill them. If you have a good de-bulking surgery, as you did, you probably do still have some atypical cells remaining, but reduced to a smaller amount that your immune system can handle for you. My brother is a radiation oncologist, and this is what he says.
You are amazing! So articulate, thoughtful and intelligent. I am so impressed with how you persevered through all this pain and sickness and insurance woes! Wishing you all the very best!
One of the most inspiring stories on this channel. Thank you and God bless. ❤🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏
God bless you, your story gives me hope. I am stage 4 gastric cancer patient and chemo is working well, have HIPEC and gastrectomy lined up later in the year. I hope it can work for me too god willing 🙏
my dad too
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Amazing! Have courage!
@@ThePatientStory can i share my dad story
Ariel, extremely happy for you. Wishing you complete recovery soon!❤❤❤
You’re extremely intelligent, obviously. Thank you for your clear, cogent, and organized way of presenting your case. You’re truly an inspiration - despite the fact that I’m not too keen on Eastern medicine. (Each to her own. Good luck to you. The world needs an incredibly intelligent person willing to share.
I appreciate your vulnerability and candidness as all individuals are on this forum. So grateful for your recovery and good health.
Thankfully, the disease didn’t rob you of not having a child at all.
I won’t disclose my situation at the moment. It’s not necessary but right off the bed I wonder what kind of health insurance do you have that would even allow you to interview different doctors as they all charge for a consult? And what exactly did your parents do to get you into a clinical trial? Stay healthy. Enjoy life.
you can find her on instagram @fitness_by_ariel
We had to pay out of pocket for additional consults outside of what was in network. I recommend the book insurance warrior if you are going through any sort of insurance battle for any reason!
@@fitness_by_ariel…. Thank you for taking the time to let me know this. I will absolutely do this and I’m heading over to Instagram to see what you!🧚
ARIEL, THAT WAS BEAUTIFUL! I found out I had appendix cancer two weeks ago after having surgery for a ruptured appendix. It is stage 2A so I am just in the research stage of determining how to handle it. Because this is a rare cancer there is not a lot of concrete data. Seems like cancer hospitals want to take out the big guns and shoot with surgery and or chemo. I do have an appointment with an oncologist, but any suggestions on exploring the less traditional route?
Your son has you - he is so lucky!
he has a strong momma!
🤍
God bless you
Praying for your complete healing and recovery 😘🤗🙏
thank you for sending well wishes!
Thank you!
@@ThePatientStory Welcome. Take care 😘🙏
Praying for your recovery.
Thank you for sharing your story. Wishing you the best of health! ❤
thank you for sending well wishes!
Thank you!
Thankyou for sharing your story Ariel.
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For You
Always & Forever
thank you for sending well wishes!
Thank you!
I'm happy u made a right decision, u still is a beautiful. strong woman and a mom, u being healthy again is a blessing my dear.
Thanks for sharing your story with us, God bless. Be grateful u have your mom and dad to support u, I went through this
road, without my parents and my siblings, since they live in a another country far-away from me, I hold on to faith...and my strength as a mom to be with my boys. Be happy and enjoy life❤
What a beautiful inspirational young woman!♥
Thank you for your video and take care. Your son is cool.
thankful she was willing to share her story :)
I was just Diagnosed on August 2024 I have another biopsy on September 19th in 2 weeks praying for a miracle of low grade and or benign. Your video gives me so much hope and natural healing remedy is a huge boost I believe in and I am inspired by you! Thank you Please do more videos on the whole body healing ❤️🩹 God bless you !!!! 🌹
Please keep us updated, praying for you!!!🙏🏻
Thank you for raining on our emotional and spiritual health they both hold energy I the body bad an good. Always remember holding onto bad feelings from a divorce, break up, death, job loss, abuse will only end up harming and in many times killing us in the end. Remember to forgive people and things that happen to you it's all for YOURSELF.
YES!!
Love this!
Avastin doesn't do any of the things it claims to do. But I'm glad you're doing all the treatments necessary to save your life !! I wish you and your little boy well ❤
Of all the symptoms I had, none of them pointed to or even suggested a problem with my appendix. I went in for a CT scan for a different issue. In fact, I was going to cancel my appointment for the CT scan because I was feeling better. I expected a completely normal CT scan. I was surprised when the CT result came back with an appendiceal neoplasm. I went misdiagnosed for four years.
Prayers for you, my friend!
You look great😊 the best of luck to you and your family. Stay strong!
thank you for sending well wishes!
Thanks so much!
I am so sorry life chose this for you. Its not fair. Praying for your health
I really appreciated your discussion of the how and why the washing out vs the high pressurized aerosoled chemo. I get how you felt badly about not being able to continue nursing your baby.
I think even later at an older stage, it may have had an effect on him. But your mentioning how connected he is with you during conversations with mommy, having it out in the open means a lot. I think the nursing of a baby builds a stronger bond, so I agree that was your main justified regret. But like you said, we can only move forward.
I would appreciate if you could mention any Chinese herbs or teas you use. I also learned something new when you discussed "surface" cancer. It makes sense when I think of years ago when Drs opened up, then closed my grandmother without attempting to remove any of it. (Because surfaces of her organs were so covered.)
You are an incredible lady
yes she is!
Very positive and inspiring wish you luck 🍀 and congratulations
Hope u staying, that little one needs u , Tell God your staying.❤
yes he does :)
Yes! Thank you!
One word : Wow x 100 🙏🙏
wishing you a great outcome. You are a beautiful and engaged person with a child to take care of. I am wishing you the absolute best. !!!! Hang tough!!!
I’m glad you’re doing better. Instead of being mad at God for now allowing you to finish breastfeeding, thank Him for allowing you to still be here raising your son and the blessing to see him grow up.
What about chronically ill people who also have chronic pain? It makes it difficult to distinguish a regular pain from a cancerous pain.
If you have more intense pain, new area of pain, anything that’s outside of your current pain, talk to your doctor.
always consult a doctor if something doesn't feel right
Cancer blood work will show if there is a likelihood of cancer versus chronic pain.
@@fitness_by_arielwhat blood work is there? I didn't think there was any blood test specifically to show cancer cells
'Tumor markers' I think is what they're called that show in blood tests
Blessings to you.
TYou for sharing this. It just seems to unfair - but I am very impressed by your perspective of gratitude for the one child you do have. As a cancer survivor, I understand your giving /receiving dilemma but honestly people want to give and sometimes making you a blanket or socks etc is the only comfortable way for them to offer you sympathy and love without being a blubbering idiot and making it worse!! Be the receiver - the givers get a lot of pleasure too!
she gave great advice :)
it's a shock when you think you are doing everything right, yet get a diagnosis of being stage 4. I was fit, lean and a strength coach. then I was stage 4 twice in 2 yrs. Good luck on your journey, I wish you all the best
I am so sorry about the stage 4, diagnosis. I'm sure you were doing everything ,(that u knew of) right . Problem is we live with toxins in every aspect of our environment ( air, water,soil and food) . Consider going to a functional medicine doc ( to supplement regular oncology) to look for root causes. I personally had high lead levels for no obvious reason- it's just now everywhere in our environment . ( I have breast cancer.)Best of luck to you.
Ariel-is your appendix cancer PMP (PseudomyoxiaPeritonial)? Many don't know that there are two types of appendeceal cancer; PMP and Neuroendocrine (NET). I am a 7-year survivor of NET of the appendix (diagnosed 3/24/17). As I listened to more of your video, I discovered that signet/ring cell is PMP. I am part of both a Facebook group for both PMP and NET. Appendeceal cancer is really quite rare. I pray for your continued recovery....
iam so sorry for you 🥺🥺
can you explain which stage of the cancer and what surgery approach provided to you?
thank you alot
Wow! Your story is amazing! I had the same cancer in 2008. I never did IV chemo, I tried to get into Dr Sugerbaker without any luck but I did get into Dr Martin Goodman at Tuffs in Boston. He was absolutely amazing!! He performed the HIPEC in June and I ran a marathon in January!!
Unfortunately, like you, I had bowel issues later down the road. I now have an ileostomy but I’m still here!!
Keep the positive energy and good things will happen!
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Amazing. Thank you for sharing. So inspiring!
I have stage 4 appendix cancer. 😢 I was diagnosed 03/01/2024.. I would like to know how you are getting through this. Im sad😢
What a lovely video and young woman! You have given us a great deal to think about. Thank you and The Patient Story for this.
Your clarity and narrative gift will help many.
I especially like what you said about seeing your cancer as part of you, not as “the enemy” (I know you didn’t say exactly that). As a breast cancer survivor forty years older than you, I always dislike when people say, “Fk cancer.” I think that cancer is, unfortunately, part of our body - a horrible, destructive part, but a part nonetheless. It’s silly to say “Fk” a part of one’s body. Just do one’s best to excise that part. Cursing a tumor or malignant blood, etc., doesn’t mean anything (though I understand why people do so). Btw, I love the F-word but am not writing it out here out of consideration for those who’d be offended (and YT’s rules).
I wish you good health from now on.
thank you for the wonderful comment :)
Agreed!
@@ThePatientStory You’re very welcome! 💙
@@ThePatientStory Thank you!
Ariel i thank you from the bottom of my heart to you for sharing your experience. I am praying for you and to remain healthy and for you and your son to have all the joy your hearts can hold. I have Lupus and some other health issues and since stress affects so many conditions i agree that it only makes sense that holding traumas/isdues/emotions in could cause health problems. Thanks again and God bless you
thank you for sending well wishes!
Thank you and right back at you 🤍🙏🏽
You are young and Fit but cancer can hit anyone at any age our 7 yr old son was diagnosed with cancer osteosarcoma we were rushed to a university hospital in California 🌴 I think we were both still in shock but we walked around the pediatric cancer floor and I completely lost it and I passed out luckily my husband caught me and they checked me to make sure that I was okay but truly I never recovered from watching a 7 yr old getting chemo 😞 all the kids on that floor were SUFFERING 😩😭💔 we hope all goes well for you ❤️ your son needs you 💙
I'm sorry for your family. I hope all goes well for your son.
@@commonsense6967 Thank you ❤️ Our son was 10 yrs old when he passed away in my arms at home 😭💔 We had to bounce back we had a 9 yr old daughter that needed us and she had lost her best friend 😭💔 The 3 of us will never recover from this if I could send you a picture I would and you would see what he was like
Don't worry, you will have many kids to love and cherish when your son become a dad.
This sharp pain that went away was exactly like my 22 yr old niece had. The ultrasound tech found a 7cm tumour in her liver. She was misdiagnosed with a benign adenoma. It ended up being metastatic angiosarcoma . Tragically we lost her at 23 when it travelled to her lungs. She never received any treatment. Always PUSH for more answers . Is this the same type of cancer that Paul in Perth has?
we are so sorry to hear about your niece!
So sorry to hear of your niece
Yes, it is....
@@diannehortonpong1388 That’s interesting. Paul is wonderful! He just did a second HIPPEC.
@@Serenitynow958how can I follow Paul?
If someone as fit and young as her can get sick, i truly fear for myelf and others. 😢
Cannot believe I am listening to a patient story and my small intestinale tumor (they suspect Neuro endocriene tumor) has grown from 1 cm to 1,6 cm and I have an appointment with the oncologist on the 12th of September 😅. It is an out of the body experience: I was a listener and now a patient I guess 😅? Really benefit a lot from these stories! So so brave; like no choice
Why were you sent to Arizona from Ogden? Jon Huntsman Cancer Center is in SLC - I would think they could treat you there.
she chose to get several opinions :)
I was living in Flagstaff at the time. I had the first half of my treatment done in Arizona before moving to Ogden in order to be treated at the Huntsman Cancer Institute.
Was Pi-Pac(spelling) something you research prior or was that mentioned in your trials research?
she had a doctor bring it up and then went home to do more research :)
We researched clinical trials for appendix cancer patients
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thanks for watching!
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Did anyone suggest harvesting your eggs?
STEVE JOBS WENT NATURAL, AND DIED AND HE HAD ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD.
may he rest in peace!
Point chemo and drugs fail 92% of the time its just for profit you are a disposable Customer
Why didn’t they harvest your eggs before the surgery??
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thanks for watching!
You need cannabis oil treatment. I can help
I can´t believe how you as such a young woman can´t see what´s going on with the medical system.
her family and her sought out several opinions :)
Did you get the jabby?
C. Vaccines ?
Stop
Stop with the ridiculous conspiracy theories. Like there was no cancer before the vaccine. Let’s wish her the best instead of this bs
God bless you 😢😊😮@lorraineamicothemakeupartist
thank you for the kind comment :)
@@ThePatientStory you welcome
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