I am so very sorry. My father was just diagnosed June 1st and it isn't looking good. He presented with jaundice and pain in his upper right torso end of May. He is hesitant to start chemo. I am still in shock. Praying for your family.

How are you holding up?

Let me be the first here to congratulate you on your triumph..

Please who is this doctor that helped you, does he base on all ailments?.

@@greenquake11931 He's an herbalist from Nigeria, he cures all kinds of cancer, diseases, even chakra cleansing.

as someone that has benefited immensely from herbal cures, i can say confidently that african herbalists are worth their salt.

@@raymondbarnes5264 Okay as a patient myself how do i reach him?.

I’m so sorry to hear that. Hope you’re doing well

Now I know whom to blame, thanks!

I'm so sorry to hear. What were his symptoms?

Hi, have you received some answer about your dilated bile duct after the procedure?

I also have an enlarged bile duct..there wanting to remove my bile duct iv already had my gall bladder taken out...they say I have no cancer at this time but if I don't remove my bile duct it can be cancerous

@@nidakrukauskiene3217 Yes. The procedure was easy. I went to sleep, woke up. 30 minutes. They took a biopsy of my lymph tissue in that area. Results were in as negative for cancer😃. 😌😮‍💨 Thank GOODNESS!!! My lymph nodes were swollen after the biopsy, which is expected. Especially the nodes the back of my head, behind my ears, and my throat area. Lumps all over my scalp. Painful and sensitive to touch. All those side effects lasted about 2-3 weeks, slowly subsided. Look into getting yourself a high quality all natural anti inflammatory shampoo to use for a week to a month after your endoscopy (ERCP) procedure. Or ask your provider. My provider who did the procedure is impossible to get ahold of over the phone. It would have been nice knowing all this going in. Hopefully you’ll read this before your procedure, if you’re having ERCP or know anyone having endoscopy with biopsy.

@@nidakrukauskiene3217 thanks for asking by the way. 😁

@@kellypettyjohn1174 Hi Kelly. Have you thought about getting a second opinion? There might be some severe side effects that come with removal. Although, avoiding cancer would be optimal. Did you have a biopsy done?

I am so sorry for your loss. My father just passed away last week from this type of cancer at the age of 64. 7 weeks after diagnosis and he was jaundice as well. I hope and pray for healing for your family.

Sir please give me ur number also my father 4th stage and don't understand what I do please message me

She is ok now ????

Kya vo abhi thik hai KK ARN sir

@@anmolmishra2240 she died in march.

@@kkarn9551 So sorry to hear that. Be strong.

Very sorry!

I am very story. I was diagnosed Mar 1, had chemo and lots of infections (plus a hematoma the size of a brick of butter) and half way through chemo (again major delays between rounds 1 and 2 and 3) it started growing. By Oct 30 it was growing and Nov 2 I was told I am out of the transplant protocol. The location is in the "Y" and it is growing into the liver towards my back. Chemo didn't bother me much and I've managed to put on weight in spite of chemo. Since Oct I haven't had anything done. I was placed in care of the oncology team and it's now palliative care. It's concerning because the EUS and Spyglass didn't yield confirmation of malignancy and yet they hope to treat it with chemo. I honestly don't know what to expect, beyond metastasis to another organ. But if that doesn't happen and my stents keep holding up.. I hate unknowns. I want to know what to expect so I can plan to tell my kids. Tell them too soon and you make them worry and they will see you for months or years (in some cases). The unknowns are the issue. I'm having anxiety and all the oncology folks say is "it's different for everyone" and I'm at the best in Canada for cancer. I hope your sister's suffering is minimal and I am very sorry for your pain and suffering. Thank you for sharing and I am sorry I am complaining here. I don't want to upset my family on my last (most likely following statistics) visit to see them. I dread telling the kids. I have so much I want for them, improvements that I somehow didn't teach them before I managed to get sick. That's what bothers me the most ahead of the unknowns, not being able to go in peace because I know my kids and wife will have struggles and it's my fault for not catching these and fixing these problems sooner! Again sorry for making this about me, it shouldn't be. I need to get ahold of my counsellor from the cancer agency. I want to be strong and help my family (wife, kids, parents, siblings, cousins etc..) through this. I am not afraid for me, though I like knowing what lays ahead. I am afraid for them all. I am afraid of them feeling sad and them struggling. That isn't fair for them! I should take on that burden myself. I really hope you find peace and your sister finds peace.

@@robertchanrussell2010 You sound so strong, thank you

@@robertchanrussell2010 your story broke me. My mom was just diagnosed with this yesterday and I am so scared and shocked. You sound like a wonderful person worrying about your family over yourself. As a child of someone going through this I want you to know that they will never ever forget you and you will be with them forever and ever and if they are sad and stressed it will pass and it is only evidence of how much you mean to them and how much love you brought into their worlds. My mom keeps telling us she is sorry for putting us thru this and how guilty she feels. Please please know that is not something we think About or feel. It is not your fault. You would be there for us if the tables were turned. I hope you have found some remission and I send you and your family my love and support.

@@tonis.4002 Thank you. It turns out between August and October, my tumour grew but has been stable since October. Very strange according to my oncologist. I am still trying to get my family in a great place. I want them to thrive not survive. I'm feeling well, cycling even sometimes, lots of walking too. My attitude is to make fun out of things, to laugh at my problems rather than feel down about them. I appreciate your words. My mom said something similar to me when I told her I didn't want her to see me fade away. She was NOT happy. She said "and if it was your child? You'd want to be there wouldn't you?" and that look of "you butthead" was loud and clear. I'm still pushing to keep healthy. No treatments since October. Just tests to see if they could still transplant. I am just really lucky! VERY lucky. Or I am getting my time required to get my family strong and thriving. Mothers can be smart, she said "You are not dying until you get your family where you want them? Plan on living to 150 do you?" And she's right. They will survive but again, I want to keep trying and keep working with them. I see improvements which is great. They are fine without me but I'd prefer they are happy and doing great. I want my family (all of them) to be laughing when they remember me. I want smiles! Hang in there for your mom. Each person's struggle is different. Lean on one another. I had to do that sometimes with my wife. It actually helps her too, helps her feel important, just like when she leans on me. Amazing how this disease teaches me to appreciate little things like birds and to learn to lean on people sometimes.

What country dr. Harvey lives?

@@rowenaabasta222 Contact him through the Email on my comment thank you

Look into joe tippen cancer treatment

Your question is fully valid. Seems they are satisfied with the expensive treatment.

My dads gonna die of with within a week probably. 3 weeks ago he had blood work that showed high liver enzymes and then CT scan showed the tumor. Crazy how fast he went downhill after that

I totally 100% agree with you. Why are we spending billions of dollars on space travel and not in cancer??

Please tell me more info my family all stressing out please

So young that’s terrible how is she doing now May I ask ?

Hi is your Mom okay what happened? Did she fet treated?

Melissa you are such a strong beautiful woman.My oldest sister just found out she has this and has to have surgery on the 3rd of March.Continuous prayers for me and my family.Godbless ,you are in my prayers.

@@user-og8tz3yl9e God bless you my prayers are always with you and your family tell your sister to be strong it will pass too or better still contact Dr Harvey

Just stop.

Bullshit

I’m so so sorry. No one should have to go through what you have been through. I hope you now have good medical care 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️

So sorry!

Can you please tell me all of his symptoms from the start? I'm suspecting my husband has bile duct cancer.

My mom was diagnosed with this type of cancer. She lived six months after diagnosis. Her presenting symptoms were jaundice and weight loss.

@@abundance3148 I’m sorry for your loss. My husband didn’t have many symptoms. He had, what the he called, “ flutterings”, in his upper abdomen. He was never very sick, until the last 3 weeks of his life. His bilirubin rates were normal until that last month. It’s a horrible cancer, it sneaks in quietly andy then destroys you. He died at 61.

@@deborahruthbarlow1695 Apologies I missed your questions and then they stopped. He wasn’t jaundiced until his last few weeks. He had very few symptoms. He described it as a “fluttering” in his upper abdomen. He said it wasn’t really pain, more just feeling a uncomfortable for a few minutes, very short, 4-5 minutes. He wasn’t jaundiced until the last few weeks. He didn’t have a lot of pain, even at the end. He just felt really uncomfortable,again in the last month. I really hope see this,I feel badly for not getting in touch earlier. Please don’t hesitate to contact me.