Chemo round 1 and what happened after 

'I can diarrhoea and do a crossword, but I will CRY when I vomit' is so spiritually relateable. Both when I was doing chemo and every other day of my life generally. Keep on, keep strong, Grace!

I don't care how much content we get from you, I am jut happy when ever we get it. I like when you put something out because I know you actually want to put it out. You got this.

You got this. I've survived cancer twice. My son survived stage 4 colon cancer. My mother has survived 3 rounds of cancer (2 different types) I know it's scary. Do lots of positive affirmations. The gratitude practice is a brilliant idea. We love you and we're praying for you.

Still making me laugh even in these circumstances, what a true comedy hero. If we're being grateful for things this week, I think we're all grateful for you.

i'm going through chemo for breast cancer right now too and i literally sleep for 4 days straight after infusion. usually start to feel more myself around day 5, but days 1-4 i can barely keep my eyes open! hang in there, grace. we got this!

The hair part can be emotional, but the wig experiments can be really fun. And you said it, temporary! You're gonna knock it out of the park! The chemo-brain can get frustrating too, but again, temporary! Thank you for sharing your experience and helping others feel seen and understood in their own journeys. ❤

New person! New person! New person!...A person who just finished her first week of chemo (!!!) and still is a little jazzed for more of life's challenges. Grace, you're such a damn inspiration.

I had non-hodgkin lymphoma when I was 20 years old. In hindsight it was a time of great changes. What really helped me was realizing that being afraid of dying meant that I was still living. I became very accepting of my current state. When I was happy I was happy, when I was sad I was sad. And when I was afraid I realized that I was just afraid. It all meant that I was still living, so I enjoyed even the bad parts. The thing is, we only die for like a second and then we're dead. All the time leading up to that second is still us, experiencing life and I wasn't going to miss that life by not experiencing it. Hope that makes sense and helps someone out there

I’m the RU-vid cactus that doesn’t die and I’m always here for any content! When you said “y’all don’t care about my skin” or whatever I said out loud to no one, Hey! I care!! Bc we really do care, Grace! Tell us anything and everything you want to - we are here to support you however we can ❤

I can relate to this so much. At the end of 2022, I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. And the 10 months after were the worst of my life. It was the longest, scariest time of my life. There were so many times where I wasn’t sure if I was going to make it to my next birthday. There were so many things that I had to accept. The hair loss was the hardest for me because I could see my sickness in the mirror. Shaving my head was traumatic and very difficult. My chemo rounds were week long hospital visits with a lot of nausea, headaches and sadness. I almost lost hope so many times. BUT. Even though I was going to some horrible things, I fought incredibly hard to keep my positive attitude. I knew that dwelling too long on my negative thoughts wouldn’t help me much. It wouldn’t change what I had to deal with. I did my best to keep a smile on my face when I could. I appreciated the little things in life. My nurses always told me that I was such a patient and positive patient when it came to everything I was going through. That made me happy because even though I was feeling like crap, I wasn’t taking it out on other people. Some things were harder to accept. Staying in my house for days/weeks on end was hard. And not seeing my family for months at a time was also very hard. It was a lonely time because no one knew how I was feeling and what I was dealing with. I joined a couple of fb groups, and those helped a little. They at least made me see that I wasn’t the only person in the world dealing with it since that’s what it felt like. I’m have since been able to return to work part time. I have slowly build back to the person I once was. It is a little bit tough since I can be a stubborn person. But I’m getting there. I apologize for the longest post ever. But Grace, you got this. You are going to kick cancer and you’ll get back to the person you once were soon. Though you’re going to be a much stronger person at the end of this. You already seem to be, but you will see life in such a different light and you’ll appreciate things soo much more. I wish you all the best and strength in this journey.❤

3:22 grace still listening to, supporting and casually mentioning Troyes new music is so cute!! Very 2014 vibes and I love it

My dad just started chemo for his lymphoma. I’ve found it really hard to connect with him and talk about it. Thank you for letting us in and sharing your journey. ❤

I’m 31 watched you for a decade. Wish the best. Ly girl be safe. Ty for keeping us updated.

Chaotic no filter Grace is my new fave. You're doing absolutely amazing, you've got this. ❤️

My mom had triple positive breast cancer at stage 3, it was looking pretty serious but she's a serious badass and has now been in remission for years! Things suck right now, but it will get better, never hesitate to reach out to loved ones for support ❤

I’ve been watching your content for over 10 years now, and you have always been my favorite creator on this website. Very recently, after joining me on a cross-country journey to move me to California, my mom has been diagnosed with Stage 4 Uterine Cancer. It has been so hard being away from her when I feel like she needs me most, but by you sharing your experiences and journey, in a way it feels like I’m learning and able to help her. I can’t thank you enough for being such a huge part of my life growing up, and I’m so happy we get to be there for you and listen to your experiences as you go through this. You’ve got so many people sending you good energy and support, and I just know that you’ll push through all these hardships and get to the other side of this thing stronger than ever before! Fuck Cancer ✊🏽

What you're doing with these update vlogs is truly helping people. Not just people going through chemo, but also those of us like me who are in are in the dark about all of this kind of stuff. Keep fighting and being awesome and honestly thank you for sharing your story. 🙏

Keep the no filter. I always think videos like these are helpful. You’ve got this Grace!

I’m 27 and going through a lot of similar things while we are trying to basically figure out which gastro related auto immune disease I have. Hairs falling out, teeth falling out, puking daily, shitting my pants, endless and expensive appointments and procedures. Waiting on multiple biopsy results. It feels like hell like 75% of my days. Seeing your updates and your mindset that you show us is really encouraging for me and I’m sure I speak for everyone when I say that we all think you’re phenomenal and want to keep hearing more as you feel up to it 🥰 I’ve kept up with you and mamrie and Hannah and hank and John for SO long, and to hear the goods and the bads and the gross and the weirds helps me so so much. We love you 🥰

Hi Grace! Thank you for posting about your experience. I was also diagnosed with Triple + breast cancer at just 29 years old in July and have my second round of chemo this week. Feels like we’re going on this journey together. I’ve had the same experience so far with all of the same side effects. It was a brutal first round. I’ve started losing my hair this week. I’ll probably shave my head soon. 😢 We’ll rock the bald heads together. Wishing you the best - we’ll fight through this! ❤

A family member of mine found out she has colon cancer and is about to start chemo so I sent her your channel so she can watch it. Thank you for recording this journey. I've been watching you since the beginning so just wanted to send all the good vibes and well wishes possible

I’m one year post chemo and double mastectomy and would have LOVED to have this content when I was going through it. Know that what your sharing is greatly appreciated by many I’m sure.

"I can get diarrhea and do a crossword," is actually my new catchphrase. Love you Grace, these wonderful, thoughtful and helpful videos have been so welcome, and your humor is the best

my dad recently got diagnosed with blood cancer specifically myeloma and it’s scary and one of the most difficult experiences but watching your journey with chemo has really helped me to understand what cancer patients go through and how i as a caregiver can support my loved one in their own journey!! many love and hugs to you Grace from all the way in Singapore! you’ve got this!!!

Stream of consciousness chemo vlogs! We love it. No filter is needed. Thank you for sharing and being vulnerable. AND FUNNY! You’re always a delight. But there is no pressure to create content. Do what is good for your soul! Sending you so many positive thoughts and vibes!

My wife just got diagnosed and has her first chemo next week. Thank you for posting about your experience! It really helps.

I will watch everything you make through this, bc youre so brave and strong and I sincerely hope this goes as smoothly as possible

Hey you can tell us everything you want, my mother went through cervical cancer and my grandmother went through breast cancer so this is all very educational for me and my heart and my love is with you.. you are strong and I've been watching you for 10 years and I know you're resilient ❤ your name is Grace for a reason 🐻🖤

Mashed potatoes were my aunt’s favorite post chemo food! “Chemo brain” is also a thing with forgetfulness. She also cold capped & cut her hair a little shorter than yours, she kept some of her hair and lost some. She wore a lot of hats, but did not shave the rest. As a whole she’s glad she did it and the grow back process was less drastic with her keeping her hair. But I know the cold capping process was a lot to keep up with!

you asked for a life update from us, so buckle up! i've spent the last year at doctor after doctor after doctor trying to identify, manage, and treat the chronic condition(s) i have been struggling with (undiagnosed) for about 15 years. i have at least 16 specialists and physical/mental therapists. it's super fun!!!!!!! /s. so although my situation is different, i still relate to a lot of what you're talking about. i've come to realize that there's a sort of grief in being sick, like grieving the loss of the person you were before and the control of your health. it really does get lonely and scary sometimes. i like what you said about treating it like a challenge and an opportunity for growth though, I honestly hadn't thought of it that way but i'm going to ponder that now. because hoooo boy is it challenging! so anyways thank you for being so open and honest and willing to share your situation with those of us who, although not cancer-related for me, are dealing with similar feelings. and i sincerely wish you the best of luck in the rest of treatment

Got diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer and am just starting my journey…I’m only 26. Thank you for sharing all of this and helping our community ♥️

You were the first youtuber i ever subscribed to. Years later you feel more like family now. My partner had breast cancer and got through the chemo and i know you will too Grace. Appreciate you and following your journey on here.

I love and appreciate these updates both because of the relatable nature of the content and also because there seems to be some catharsis in the making of it for you. This particular video hit those points extra hard with me because I had a stroke last week and am still in the hospital trying to sort out my recovery process. I need to get a sign printed with "This shit sucks, but it’s also manageable, and it’s temporary. And some of it is so shitty that it’s hilarious." That's something to tell everyone who keeps asking what I need when they come to visit. I'll end this comment before I get too snarky or too emotional (impossible to predict) and because it's taken forever to type this. But thank you and fuck cancer.

Your energy level and positive attitude are amazing - you can beat this Grace! I just finished 6 rounds of chemo for stage 4 blood cancer and I can definitely relate to much of what you talked about. Thanks much for sharing your experiences. You are a big help to my daily struggle to maintain positivity. You are definitely not alone.

Thank you for unexpectedly helping me get through cancer family trauma, you’re amazing! We’re always here to support you!

I had pretty bad sores in my mouth during chemo. Salt water rinses really helped to calm them down (every 4 hours). I personally couldn't get past the taste of magic mouthwash but that's also an option, it has numbing medicine to help with pain. Also, one of the worst pains I would get would be in my sternum and hips following my Neulasta shot. If you start taking Claritin (specifically Claritin) everyday it helps to prevent bone pain. Although watching this content is a little triggering for me I also find it comforting in a weird way. You seem to be handling things very well and I pray that anyone struggling with cancer will find your videos and know that they will get through this. God bless!

Grace you know we are overjoyed with whatever content you want to create, spaghetti content is still content none the less… We are all here to listen to your stream of consciousness and updates on your health.. wishing you all the best xx

Take those moments when you can Grace. They're yours and one more thing you can take back. You're handling the punches as they come. You're doing amazing. Keep communicating when you can I you feel you can. We're still here for support when you need us when you're ready.

since you said what what we're up to, hi I guess :) I watched some of your stuff at one point (I specifically remember having a minor fashion fan phase because of your met gala review videos), and the algorithm decided your cancer diagnosis was destined for my home page this morning. After having cancer on the brain from watching Hank Green go through it (long time vlogbrothers watcher) and losing a grandpa to untreatable lung cancer just this week, I clicked. Your honesty and optimism are refreshing and I'm so rooting for you now. I cannot believe the progress we have made on cancer treatment and human health overall. I'm not up to much right now but I got a new carbon steel pan in the mail (major treat yo self moment for me) and I'm very excited to season it and go nuts cooking new things in it!

I started my chemotherapy poison journey on August 1st for ovarian cancer. It's nice to see others experience with this bs headache of a unique sucky time.

What I've been doing/up to lately, since you so lovingly shared your side: Cat snuggles, mental health craft projects, and Target trips. You'll never guess, I'm 38. I'm a cancer survivor and my experience was so isolating and lonely. I appreciate all you are doing to share your experience to hopefully help others. And I hope in that process, it helps you, too! Sending you so much love! You've got this!

Right on brand content - self aware, funny and reflective! Rooting for you💪🏻

the notification for this was suck a shock. i'm drinking with my bf and i showed him and he doesn't know who you are but i'm in a state of shock. i'm so fucking sorry. i grew up watching daily grace. i wish you so much recovery and life. sending so much fucking love and light.

I've always loved your stream of consciousness videos because they are genuinely you and honest. I 'm glad you are doing well so far& staying as positive as you can. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Sending positive energy your way. Take care, Grace. 💕💕💕

Gratitude practice is sooo healthy everyone should do it every day if they can even if it’s just one thing you’re thankful for. It completely changed my life, I still have bad mental health days but it’s a glimmer of hope and a reminder that at least we have this one thing that makes life okay❤❤❤

First time for me I wore wigs, different styles and hair color. It was fine, but they were sooo hot! Second time I wore headscarves. I asked my coworkers if that would make them uncomfortable; next day they all wore a headscarf and at The end of the work day, they each gave me the scarf they were wearing. The support and solidarity was touching. Cancer treatment is a lonely fight, even though you are not alone. As far as the amnesia stuff, I was given meds that produced short term amnesia so I wouldn’t remember how bad it was on me. Cry if you want to, feel every emotion as it comes, don’t ask yourself “why me?” Just face it head on in that fabulous Grace Helbig way, you’ll find out how strong you really are. Remember, this is a temporary rock in your road, it will end, ut in the meantime, kick the hell outta that nasty cancer and show it who’s boss. I love you, Grace, take care and stay strong.

Hi Grace. Been watching you for over 10 years. Sending you so much love on your second treatment. You are so strong and amazing.

Great update, knowing you can laugh despite the side effects. Docs had told my mom her positive attitude was a definite factor in her breast cancer survival journey. She lived to age 85, when other health problems appeared. 💗

Hello, Grace. I’ve watched you for some time now, as a younger teenager now into my 20s. I have been a registered nurse for 2 years now, I started in the ICU during the storm of COVID. Recently I had a patient who had a new diagnosis of cancer, and I was comforting her as best as I knew how, until it dawned on me, she needs someone like you, who emanates charisma. I recommended for her to watch your videos as you bring so much light and brilliance to such a heavy condition. Thank you for being you. Even after all of these years, as you once helped me through my teenage years, I can now provide help to others through you. Thank you for everything you do, feel better soon. Stay hydrated and remember you are not alone in this world. 🖤

you taking the time to update us on your personal battle against cancer AND make us laugh in the process just proves you are the coolest of all time. the shirt is also proof of this

Hey Grace, thank you. I have a couple of friends going through the cancer at the moment and they aren't using their words very much so it's super hard to find out how they are doing. While everyone's journey through cancer is different, watching your videos is helping me get a better understanding of what my friends may be thinking and going through and that makes me feel less panicked. On a side note, I'm rooting for you kiddo. Thank you for sharing your journey and all of your thoughts. Even the bits about explosive diarrhoea. ❤ sending you cancer arsekicking vibes from Aotearoa New Zealand

I really appreciate your videos. The day after you posted your pre chemo video, my mom told me she has breast cancer. I'm grateful for your videos because I'm trying not to research as I tend to go down rabbit holes, but getting an insight to your journey knowing my mom will soon being going through it is helpful, so thank you. Wishing you all the best!

I wish my dad would be open to watching these. He just finished his second round of chemo & is feeling very down about having to miss the one day he was going to try & work this week because he felt too sick. Sending all the good vibes to you & know that not only are these updates helping those diagnosed, but also the families of those going thru it too! ❤❤❤

It’s honestly so nice to see you talk yourself through this whole process and I appreciate that you are taking us along for the days you can handle it! Also unrelated side note: that little brown notebook you had to take notes in…those are literally my fav notebooks in the whole world! Lol perfect size and weight! Take care Grace! Sending you all the good vibes on the rest of this journey ❤

Regarding hair. Different situation, but I hope the similarities can help. It was a roller coaster. Back in 2019 I shaved my head for and to donate my hair to charity (200g and 64cm of thick wavy/curly hair). I convinced myself it didn't mean anything to me because I had almost always had long thick hair and hated that people used it as part of my identity. I first shaved the sides for a few weeks and absolutely LOVED it. Then, I shaved the rest. I spent the first day crying in my bed with my mirrors all covered. I didn't realise how much of a shock it was going to be and part of me was disappointed with myself for caring. I thought that I wasn't losing anything by shaving my head because it would grow back, but what I learnt was that I was "losing" the time to grow it back. For the first week I just focused on my reason, which was charity. I didn't know anyone personally but it was something I really wanted to do because I had a resource I could easily get back and it would go to someone who couldn't. Once my hair was longer than my eyebrows, I actually started to like it. I could drive with the window down. It felt fun to touch. And then the first day I randomly put on a wig, I realised, I now had a blank slate to accessorise my head however I wanted. I was having fun with it. My first trip to a barber was one of the best hair based experiences I've ever had. Every time I thought he was done he would go back in with a different tool to be even more precise. He listened to exactly what I wanted and gave advice where I was unsure. My hair grew out and I kept playing with different pixy styles. If covid didn't hit, my plan was to dye it different colours, but I wanted to do it properly through a colourist as the first colour was going to be silver and I am NOT skilled enough to pull that off on my hair. Basically, if you've gotten this far, I know people can get scared about losing their hair. I get that now, even though I still kind of resent mine because I still don't know how to properly look after it. I would no longer try to convince someone to shave their beard off they have had for years. BUT it can present opportunities to have fun. I'm glad you have already looked into options like getting the scarves. Having something to look forward will help it seem less intimidating. Honestly, I could see you still creating different personas for the wigs and just having fun with it. Or you might decide you enjoy the freedom of no hair and just put hair on when you feel like it. Totally practical. Billy Zane does it :P Whatever happens, it will be a journey, and more so due to everything associated with it. But we love you Grace and look forward to when you can post your full recovery video.

What I've been up to: re-adjusting my anxiety meds the last few weeks (under a doc's guidance, of course), and my anxiety's been creeping back up on me. FUN! I'm too anxious today to leave the house and get stuff done like I was supposed to, causing me more anxiety because now I'm letting people down, and being a disappointment. Yay!

My mom was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019. I wasn't surprised because she has family history of such cancers. I still was worried tho because her family also has a high mortality rate in these situations. I can't know exactly what you are going through but I will say that my mom is still here with us today after going through double mastectomy, and reconstructive surgery, chemo, and radiation. She is 58 and does still deal with some left over damage but the fact that she went through so much and can do the things she does now today is absolutely amazing. I believe you can do well through this as well.

Grace, still bringing the comedy genius even during the weird times. You got this 💪

I love updates with friends. Since you asked, I've been crocheting and leaning into my crafts in my 30s. You're kicking ass, Grace!

If the content strategy is mouth sores, then you're knocking it outta the park so far!

It's so taboo for people to share their experience going through this in their life when it shouldn't be because the likely chance is that someone has experienced it or had someone in the personal/family life experience it is almost certain. It's so rare to find anyone in day to day that hasn't dealt with cancer in one way or another. Documenting this experience is such a great insight not only for those who have gone through it but for those of us who have a greater chance to go through it due to genetics or whatever. Thanks, Grace. Keep kickin' ass.

Stay strong Grace your doing amazing and will get better 💪

Oh, how I’ve missed you Grace! Watching this felt like I had my old friend back, when I was watching your videos you made in your tiny New York apartment. It’s evident that your resilience and good nature is letting this experience bring out the best in you, and I’m so appreciative of you for sharing it with me and all of us! It’s evident you feel a sense of purpose with these videos, and it makes you shine. In my little sometimes sad and lonely world, it’s so lovely to laugh with you! (As I was audibly laughing along with you throughout this entire one) it feels like being with a best friend ❤ honored to be with you on this journey

You're so strong grace 💪

Much love, Grace! The "why" of your content became clear to me in the first two minutes the video, before you actually started talking about the why... it's beautiful, you're beaming! Thank you, Grace. Wishing you all the best. Glad to have "been your soil" for over a decade, and excited to provide your nutrients for the decades to come...

love you Grace ❤️ thanks for sharing this with us. hope you’re as okay as can be at the moment

I've had my mom go through breast cancer (she beat it) you're strong and we support you. As an anxiety girly especially about medical stuff I am giving you all positive vibes and a virtual hug.

Grace please don't feel bad about the amount of content/where it goes. We really appreciate the updates, but please put your energy into you!

Post as little or as much as you want to Grace. Thank you for the updates. I'm praying for you.

good job Grace!!! I'm going into surgery to have my ovarian tumor removed in a couple of weeks and we'll know after they go in whether or not I'll need rounds of chemo as well. This is suuuper helpful in the sense that I was feeling a bit crazy for secretly geeking out on the new things I learn and the new way in which I've been challenging myself :)

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I was diagnosed with breast cancer on 7/17. Completed my first chemo treatment on 8/15. Round 2 is this week 8/29. We got this 💪💪

“I can diarrhea and do a crossword.” 😂 Grace you’re the best. I’d love to see your version of Bo Burnham’s White Girl Instagram

You are sooo inspiring Grace. Thank you for this realistic but also positive feedback! Lots of love from Switzerland.

Not gonna lie, this is your most honest and best content. I adore it. I love that you aren't shitting rainbows about it while keeping a really good attitude about it and putting your unique Helbig twist on it with humor and darkness at the same time. After watching you since my early 20's (I'm 37 now) I sort of grew up into adulthood with you, I really started to apply your embracing of the suck while also turning into something hilarious while not ignoring or nullifying my feelings. People have often told me that because I face both sides of things I bring comfort to them. I learn that from you and watching you do it about this particular rock in the path is very comforting to me. I don't know if that made sense. But I'm okay with it if it didn't I feel like you understand me. Do what content feels right for you but I absolutely have loved watching you start this journey and see your perspective.

Old school setup. Stream of consciousness. This is why I fell in love with your channel! ❤

My mom has been through cancer 5x and I'll be through it too eventually, just genetics. I scheduled my obgyn and intend to get a mammogram. You might not know it, but being so open reminds us all to take it seriously and I thank you for that.

Love you Grace 🦝 you’ve been part of my life for OVER A DECADE?!? And I’m so glad you’re still here and sharing life with us 🤍

A course of chemotherapy usually takes between 3 to 6 months, although it can be more or less than that. The treatment will include one or more chemotherapy drugs. You may have the chemotherapy into a vein (intravenous drugs), or as tablets or capsules. Cycles of treatment During a course of treatment, you usually have around 4 to 8 cycles of treatment. A cycle is the time between one round of treatment until the start of the next. After each round of treatment you have a break, to allow your body to recover. So if your cycle lasts 4 weeks, you may have treatment on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd days and then nothing from the 4th to the 28th day. Then the cycle starts again. Or, as another example, you may have a 3 week cycle where you have treatment on the 1st and 8th days, but nothing on days 2 to 7 and days 9 to 21. I love you and much love

Oh, Grace. I don't have cancer, but I have a *lot* of autoimmune stuff happening, and the side effects do overlap a bit. As a fellow cry puker, I feel you. One of the big things happening right now for me is that my hair is falling out at an alarming pace. Put my hair up in a ponytail the other day, and I'm like, "Oh, so I'm basically bald. Cool." It's a lot, what your body gives up because it decides it's expendable. I think of you often, and I really hope that things go well for you.

So happy to hear anything from you!!!

This is how I found out you got breast cancer, Grace, goes to show I need to update myself on people more 😐. I’m glad you’re getting treatment and moving through this with a sense of humor as is helpful in situations especially medical things like this. I hope for a full recovery and that you make it through this smoothly and… gracefully 😂… 😅.. I’ll see myself out, really though, I hope you’re managing well, and that you make it through this strongly, we love you and want you to be well. Much Love and Blessings.

Aw Grace, glad things aren't so bad for you right now! Since you asked, I'm starting university for the 2nd time at 25 after being a dropout 5 years ago so exciting but scary! Best of luck with the rest of your treatment!

i had a dr appt and it was the first time i left my house in a while and i felt stronger or something and completely had a movie moment in my car belting ani difranco. it was such a huge small moment

Hey Grace. I just wanted to say I’ve been watching you since the that damn channel days. In December 2022 I got news that I am HIV positive. I was in a country that deemed HIV illegal, so I also got deported. I started my medication a few months back, and I really relate to every single word you’re saying. Everything feels weird, there’s a sensation that you’re getting to know this ‘new body’ in a way. I have insane headaches because of the medication, oral ulcers, constipation, diarrhea, HIV rash, and lots more. I wanted to say thank you for sharing your journey, I know how hard it is to talk about these things and how tired you must be feeling. I’m so appreciative. I’m anonymously sharing my story while you’re out there being so vulnerable and unapologetically your strong self. I haven’t been seeing content that relates to me lately and this has me feeling seen. I love you so much. You got this. Like you said, all this discomfort is temporary and you will be done with it in no time. Yes no doubt this shit sucks, but you fucking rock. I love you ❤

Got me kinda craving for cottage cheese! Definitely appreciate you posting here on RU-vid since I'm too stubborn to get TikTok. 😅 Thanks for all the content. I hope making it continues to help you even more than it helps us. You've got this!

This video is very reminiscent of videos you made when I fist discovered you over 10 years ago but more vulnerable and it’s very comforting and helpful to have that feeling, especially now with how much garbage has happened collectively and individually in recent years.

Love you Grace ! Bec from Eamon and Bec had a very thorough documentation of her breast cancer on their channel ! I hope you can find solace in their videos

Just finished watching your video in my classroom, and looked up to see your “Electra Woman and Dyna Girl” poster on my wall. I use you as an example to inspire my students that they can be their own superheroes. Now, as usual, you’re continuing to inspire others. Thank you for all you do while you’re going through this fight. You are so loved and appreciated. You’ve got this, Grace! ❤

You’ve been with me for the past 10 years even at the shittiest of times, i’ll be here with you throughout this journey no matter what happens. You got this, Grace. Your positivity has gotten me through some tough times and i know it will do the same for you ❤

so glad to see you taking this on with so much positivity. If you want to hear what I've been up to lately, I adopted a cat a week ago and he has absolutely stolen my heart!

I grew up with Grace back when RU-vid was a place of hilarity and not drama. And I hope she is okay.

Great to see you keeping your spirits up, you've got this!

You’re literally amazing! Also tell us how we can help!! My dad went through this a while ago and it freaking sucks, BUT you said it it’s temporary and you’ll be just fine in a couple of months! Do you want some book recommendations? Do you want terrible music? Just hit us up!! Stay comfy! You’re awesome ❤ and you’re loved!

I have an undiagnosed disease and awaiting on the last possible doctor appointment on the list whilst I largely stay home-bound. I've been trying to accept the uncertainty and that there's nothing more that I can do. So I've been really into finding my true colour palette, body type, style and fashion videos (and of course lots of TV shows) hahaha! It is a lovely distraction for me to do research on something lighthearted, fun and more exciting rather than research endlessly about conditions when I know there's no more to look at. I really appreciate your perspective on trying to take this as a challenge and room for more emotional growth than could have occurred without this. In fact I naively thought I had reached "inner peace" haha before being confronted with mortality hah. But you're right in that it's brought up stuff that I would have never bothered to heal had I not gone through this experience. So thank you for sharing your experience. For me personally, it really does make me feel less alone :)

My mom survived breast cancer ❤️ I'm trying to keep on top of it and notice any lumps but I'm only 28. You've helped me realize that cancer really doesn’t care about age. Sending prayers and love your way, Grace!

I’ve watched you for a decade Grace, anything you post is exciting to watch! The light and warmth you spread through your content is so beautiful, YOU are beautiful and I hope this journey is as smooth as it can be for you🩷 You’re an inspiration to so many others with illnesses. You’re a star ⭐️

Do your best to gain weight. I've followed you forever. Stay positive! You are loved ❤

I will listen to whatever symptoms you want to share. You have been a part of my life for the better part of a decade and I'm rooting for you! Thanks for sharing anything at all. I'll still root for you if you never post again. You are a rockstar!!!

Yes, I DID want to know about all the side effects. Also I don't feel like I have to pee when I walk into my favorite store but I DEFINITELY have to fart. No matter the time of day or what I ate. So yeah, I really really relate

This is the part of social media that is valuable. I hope you find others for support and solace. You and many others ARE super human! FUCK CANCER.