Now is the time to Stand Up To Cancer 🧡 Stand Up To Cancer is fundraising campaign brought to you by Cancer Research UK and Channel 4 to speed up progress in life-saving cancer research. We fund scientific projects that take research findings and turn them into ground-breaking tests and treatments for the people that need them.
Cancer you go through hell treatment save you that moment not knowing come back at moment not know ing if you die , cancer is trauma experience knowing emotion ever go away . I just wanted peace after i went 7 week chemo steroids potassium minerals and worse part treatment 40 time radiation Which i end up admitted three times Burns around chest neck part head that hair falls off. Mind hair skin burn i still have fully recovered
It really struck me how Sal's children spoke. They were incredibly mature and articulated their feelings beautifully. It's clear that Sal was a wonderful mother. May she rest in peace and I hope her family are doing well
I still think of you n hope your loved ones are doing great. Thank you for raising awareness n making cancer less of a mystery or fear. You n Emily H are probably creating mayhem!
Oh I got tears in my eyes watching this. I have trouble swallowing (dysphagia) due to dysmotility and esoinophilic issues. I also have minor reflux and occassional peptic strictures. I can't imagine having esophageal cancer it's already hard having difficulty swallowing on its own. RIP Phil
My lovely beautiful friend died of heart failure 3 years ago and it's not a pleasant way to go and I felt his pain and suffering to being close by to his side.❤
Losing your Mum at such a young age is devastating!!! I lost my mother at the RIGHT time, aged 52. Still, the pain is raw, 8 years later. May Liams Mum rest in peace!!! PS, l could never consent to cancer treatment, even if my life was saved!!!
Thankfully I don’t have to go flat. I’m thankful I just got a fantastic plastic surgeon at the last minute as the schedule girls screwed up my plans. Now we’ve discovered this other plastic surgeon is like night and day compared to the other! Wishing you well on your journey.
The moment they started to talk about him in the past tense I started to cry and could not stop through the entire video. What had his parents and sister to experience? And how can they ever heal? I am desperate seeing them so devastated. May you Rest In Peace little Hamish and lovely Susan.
This is heartbreaking. Such a young couple with such beautiful little angels. I hope they all sound a way to cope with their loss. Bless them. Rest In Peace Brett and keep sending your angels feathers so they know you're watching them still.
This is very sad. My husband was diagnosed with bile duct cancer on the 8th December 2023 and sadly he passed on the 30th March 2024. It seems to be that you can have it, not know and therefore when it is discovered then sadly it is too late.
Im not going to lie, this is one of the most heart wrenching things I've ever watched. I remember sitting watching it with my girlfriend and while she normally tells me I'm not emotional or dont talk or open up enough, this made me shed a tear What a wonderful, intelligent and beautiful young lady. God rest her soul
Julius if you see this message all the best mate. We worked together at a Sainsbury’s depot near Mitchum South London in the early 2000s. Now living up North, Sober and happily married feel free to reach out.
This is all good and well, certainly made with good intentions, and the fates of the patients are heartbreaking. Only --- how does a campaign video fight a disease? Science does. Training enough doctors and nurses does. A well funded health system does. I don't question the good intentions but feel I am missing something here. Can someone fill me in?
@@standuptocancerUK Thank you for responding. I looked into it a bit. Funding cuts and all. So please don't get me wrong: you and the participants in the video all are doing adorable work. My view only is that it shouldn't be necessary. In rich countries like ours health research and healthcare should be shouldered by society as a whole. The UK used to be a shining beacon in that respect, with top level research and care. Maybe it sounds provocative, but I'd say funding cuts to healthcare, emergency response and medical research victimizes patients, victimizes the weakest members of society. Sad.
The only sign that I had was that after I had my son my periods were different. I had more clotting and I just thought it was because I had a baby. Well, I was wrong and the doctor's were also wrong 4 times. They don't call it the silent killer for nothing. I was really, really lucky.
