Do All Cancer Survivors Think The Same? | Spectrum 

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that “damaged goods” comment made me so pissed and sympathetic to that girl

*The best thing abt Jubilee is that they listen to their fans.*

Whoever called her damaged goods deserves to get punched in the face

I love when people say “don’t apologize for crying”. Those words are beautiful.

“Cancer crew what’s up” haha that guy was so pure and hilarious

The woman in the back is unbelievably smart and wise.

Russell is hilarious, Victor is adorable, Dani is so friendly, Gabby is beautiful, Laura is really sweet, and Johnathan is wonderful. This video is amazing. Not one person that annoyed me, not one person who seemed remotely unlikable. I wish them all the best.

this is probably the purest and most supportive group jubilee has ever had on this series

*_"Cancer crew, what's up?"_* --_The Man, The Myth, The Legend: _*_Russell_*

Cancer crew wassup Edit: Guys I don’t have cancer I was just quoting him but for those who do, stay strong!

Cancer does not discriminate. Healthy or not. Young and old.

do all children of divorce think the same *congratulations to all cancer survivors and i am praying for families and individuals currently suffering and who suffer in the future*

to whoever said that girl was “damaged goods”, i just wanna talk

The girl with short blond hair “Can I hug you”😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 she I a whole QUEEN

I literally cried when he started talking about how he can’t have children anymore.

Dani's (the blonde tall girl) empathy is out of this world... Such a sweetheart giving a hug an a good advice to Victor when he was vulnerable talking about his experience. And Laura is so magnetic with her words and how she conduct herself, she projects so much positivity is quite contagious. *amazing video Jubilee.*

Fighters aren’t damaged goods , no human is damaged good.

this episode had the nicest group of people ever

"I just have to beat it AGAIN!!" Can this guy teach me how to be this positive and strong please

Victor talking about how much it pains him that he can’t give a woman he loves kids breaks my heart

One of the things that stuck with me was when the woman said to live your best life. Whether it's eating pizza and laughing with your friends, you don't have to be super woman. I like that mentality. I love these people. I hope they have good lives, they deserve so much happiness.

Anyone else in tears??

Haven’t seen a group of strangers be so supportive of each other

I agree with the woman who talked about how nasty chemo is. It's NOT the cancer for me that was horrific it was the CHEMO. Chemo made me a mummified shell of a person..the neuropathy felt like a blow torch thru my veins...and chemo not cancer robbed me of my favorite things.. But I've fully recovered from chemo.. except for chemo brain and have so much gratitude for the return of good health. Better health than before my diagnosis..

An extremly touching episode, and one where everybody seems extremly likable and I would like to hear everybodies story. I am often affraid of having cancer as it's such an asshole of illness that can come at any age, everywhere in the body. You can cancer from anything, even cancertreatment. I am so glad, that somethings like public (restaurants, offices) Smoking is illegal now(My greatgradfather never smoked, his Boss did, he got cancer.)

As a fellow cancer survivor, I clicked on this video as soon as I saw it. No one will ever have the same experience as you but, it's so helpful to talk to or just listen to other cancer survivors. When I first met other childhood cancer survivors, hearing their cancer stories and finding others to relate to; helped me accept the negatives associated with cancer and then let go of those feelings and thoughts. I love Jubilee's content and I always wanted them to make this video because there are so many connections with their other content. Especially when there is grief involved.

“do all children of divorce think the same?” could be an interesting concept for a future video

This was one of the strongest episodes in my opinion. I’d like to see a brief one on one interview with each person on spectrum, like you do with middle ground. So we know each person’s name, what kind of cancer they have / had, and anything else they’d like to share (if they’re ok with that)

“DO YOU WANT ME TO FIGHT HIM? CANCER CREW WHATS UP” My heart❤️❤️❤️

Russel is a legend the way he said “cancer crew let’s go”

the “cancer crew wassup” guy passed the vibe check. This may have been a hard thing to open up about and he just made it so funny and comfortable

“There’s lots of vegans that get cancer” Erin: that’s not vegan

My mum suffered breast cancer last year, I struggle so much thinking about her, how to help her, take care of her... She's better now, but it's definitely a life-changing moment... I'm happy Jubilee tackled this story.

“do all people with terminal illness think the same?”

My dad did not survive his battle with cancer, and I just want to say that I love everyone in this cast and loved their opinions.

when the girl said "can i hug you?" my heart broke

“I was bald on tinder, saying ‘who wants this’” Can I have this on a t-shirt pls?

This is hard but we can do hard things 🎗 that’s what my mom used to say to my 8 year old brother when he went through treatments with an “inoperable” tumor, he’s now 4 years cancer free ❤️ Thank you all for the congratulations and for sharing your stories with me 💗

"Do all sexual assault survivors think the same?" This is something I really want to know as a someone who has been assaulted

Rest in peace to my mother who died when I was twelve, I miss you. Congratulations to all the survivors, I hope you don’t have to suffer any longer.

I’m glad they are all ok and survived🧡

I love how when Dani apologised for starting to cry they ALL said "don't apologise" in one way or another. Its lovely to see a group of caring and empethetic people who aren't trying to 1 up each other in any way.

DO “DO ALL HOMELESS PEOPLE THINK THE SAME” Would love to hear there thoughts on there lifestyle and choices and perspective on there situation. Always heard some people choose to be homeless and ofcourse others that have no choice but would love to hear it

As a cancer survivor I don’t really care anymore about what people think about me, I’m gonna be myself and do what I want without people telling me I’m bad at it or anything, I’m gonna love my life, you don’t get two chances

As a cancer survivor, I have never felt more validated in my entire life. Thank you for this. I feel far less alone.

I felt this. I never had cancer but my mum had breast cancer when I was 11. It was a terrible time, especially as I was old enough to understand the danger but also young enough to need my mum a lot. I’m also an only child and I don’t know my dad so my mum is everything. She’s healthy now, thank God. Thanks Jubilee for another great vid. I would like to see “do all children of divorced parents think the same” :)

Seeing the scar on the chests of the women makes me feel so relieved, as for me it had always been an area of insecurity. I never wanted to show it; always hid it with whatever shirt I could. Thank you, Jubilee, for this video, I never knew I needed it.

These guys are superheroes.

Jonathan's story about the art show gave me chills. Childhood cancer makes me so angry :(

I work at a Cancer Center, and it is really nice seeing patients express themselves. Patients come in talking about their symptoms, but not how they feel. I really try to get them to talk about themselves, because they were people BEFORE cancer and will be after, whatever that may be. Of course i ask, how are you feeling, but I also ask how their weekend was, their vacation, how are the kids, grandkids, etc. I think that having a positive attitude is half the battle. I want to keep them.

Aww “I was bald on tinder being like who wants this” I love the blonde woman super empathetic, funny and all around lovely. All of them are great though, very glad they’ve jumped this hurdle!

I am happy they showed that people can survive and still have a great life afterwards. Media makes it seem like if you have cancer you die. My family has a history of cancer and I am scared, but i know people can get past these terrible times.

“can i give you a hug” *instantly starts crying*

I would marry Victor in a heart beat and adopt 20 children with him. Tan lindo que es. :') No te preocupes, Víctor. Dios te va dar una mujer preciosa. Que Dios te bendiga ❤❤

I’m glad they all made it. Rest In Peace to all who unfortunately lost their battle with cancer. Cancer is one of my top 3 worst fears in life.

This is such a great episode. Very emotional, very touching. Thank you Jubilee and thank you to the survivors for being courageous enough to share their stories with the world.

Russell is who i aspire to be like

“can I hug you” omg I cried

I'm a childhood cancer survivor, and it's not a fear of my cancer coming back that gets me, it's a fear of being in hospitals and feeling that level of helplessness, and being so sick you don't even mind how helpless you are. How everything smells like hospital and after a while you realize you smell like hospital. Every time I step foot in one my legs go numb and I get nauseous and if my cancer comes back and I know I'm going to spend the rest of my life (remission with my particular type of cancer is almost always fatal) in a hospital I can't think of a single worse fate. That's what I'm scared of. Not the cancer itself.

I really hate it when people think they know more than the whole hospital smh... Cancer doesn't go away just by eating certain foods or taking pills. It's a serious condition that is often fatal... My grandfather died of cancer... CANCER is NOT a joke! Miss you grandpa ❤️

such beautiful souls

"I just have to beat it again" I love him so much

this is it. the best spectrum ever.

My mom is a survivor. 💜💜💜

“Do all police officers think the same?”

“can i hug you” that made me crack

Finally, an episode whereby everyone is understanding of each other. Respect each other and console each other because they all have been through the same thing. This is the best episode of the year, I'm happy that Jubilee ended it on a high note rather than anything else.

At 4:40 when Dani was apologizing for getting emotional and they all said “no don’t apologize” it was so sweet. It’s amazing how people can form such great communities through struggle. My mom died from skin cancer when I was seven, and it always helped to talk to other kids whose parent had died and could relate. Good things can come from bad situations, and I’m glad the amazing people on this episode are still with us today!

I like russell, hes so realistic with his situation.

this is the only episode where I love everybody

I was diagnosed in November 2008 with Stage IV Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. I was told there was only a 5% chance it would never come back. I went through five months of chemotherapy (and survived horrible side effects that left me almost dead). Less than two years later, my cancer came back. I went through a new treatment at that time called radioimmunotherapy. So far, my cancer has not returned. However, from that first day in November 2008 when I was told I had cancer (and when I found out I was Stage IV on my birthday of all days!), my life has NEVER been the same. Even though it has been more than a decade since my treatments, it is all still so vividly clear to me. I had this video on my "watch later" list for the longest time because I knew it would be very hard for me to watch. I answered the questions for myself and how I felt/feel during my journey. It was very emotional, but I'm glad I watched it and, reading some of the comments, I agree with so many people - cancer survivors are a unique group that no one will ever understand unless they have been in our shoes. It makes me feel less lonely knowing that I am not alone and that, unfortunately, other people have been through this agony as well.

The doctor said that my brother could never have bio children due to the lasting effects of chemo. It’s been over 10 years since he was initially diagnosed (he was 24) And he just had his first son, my perfect baby nephew. Sending so much love and support to all of you. You’re absolutely not damaged or lesser. You’re more beautiful, resilient, and amazing than you could possibly imagine.

As soon as she said “can I hug you” I burst out crying 😭

I'm 22 and last week I was diagnosed with the same brain tumor that my sister died of when she was 24. It was very nice to not feel so alone for a minute while watching this video, thank you Jubilee

“Do all chronically ill people think the same?”

i love this comment section, i love you guys. everyone here is so strong. my dad is suffering from stage 4 glioblastoma (brain cancer) right now and it's really difficult for him, it recently spread to his brain stem and he can't walk or talk anymore. im really scared, i know he's going to die, but videos like this make it a little bit easier. thank you guys.

Dani is so sweet

As a cancer survivor, this video hit me in a whole new level I didn't know was in me. A lot of questions I don't often think but are always in the back of my head. Thanks to the people involved in the video for sharing their stories, and to every survivor here in the comments as well. You all rock!

this episode made me so emotional, when I was 2 i had brain cancer and i feel like i could relate with these guys so much and really thank you Jubillee for actually making this video

Makes me realize how sometimes we take life for granted.

As a cancer survivor, man, I felt that hard. Really hard. It's not simply the diagnosis or pain. It's e v e r y t h i n g that comes with and after it. Great video, thank you Jubilee for this

I must admitt this video make me feel so many emotions, no matter where you come from or who you know, people related to cancer makes the biggest and purest family ever.

Yeah, I was diagnosed when I was 15 and I’m almost 18 now and every single little thing they said struck true for me in one way or another. It’s such an absolutely life changing thing and for how terrible it is, so much good has come from it. My life was forever changed the day I was diagnosed, but I never realized how much of an opportunity it gave me to really see myself for what I’m worth and see my life as a whole for what it’s worth. This episode was special. Thank you.

I was diagnosed at the age of 9 with Acute Myeloid leukemia and spent 6 months in the hospital doing chemotherapy. it definitely brought my family together but it was a hard time for us and i had moments where I told them I couldn't do it anymore. This video was a good one, but i hate that so many of us have to go through this.

I would love if Jubilee did in depth interviews with each person after to go with each one.I always leave these episodes wanting to hear more about their stories.

First video of spectrum that made me cry. I feel the pain and struggle they've been facing. Keep being strong and positive guys!

I don’t think I’ve ever cried this much in a Jubilee episode, such beautiful people ❤️ Glad they all survived 🥰

This was one of, if not, the most positive video out of of such a dark topic. All the survivors are just laughing with eachother. I loved this

Do all lawyers think the same?

Literally one of the best episodes! Everyone had some type of positive outlook for themselves and for each other! Everyone shared darker moments but pushed themselves to be stronger! Thank you to everyone who came on this episode! You're all great and amazing people!!!

As a cancer survivor myself, I want to say that I really loved this episode and that I wish every person in the video so much love, abundance, happiness and health. Thank you for sharing your experiences and thoughts on this very important subject. ❤️

6:22 "can I hug you" these words really touched me. She’s sooo kind ❤️

The number of people going to find the guy who said Gabby was "damaged goods" ⬇️

can i hug u? - *me starting to cry*

I just saw this video. Thank you. As a cancer survivor, I don't have many people to talk to who have been through a similar experience. All cancer survivors go through different experiences, but watching this re-enforced no matter how different our experiences are, we go through similar struggles and emotions.

i loved the woman with the bleached hair. she was so open and vulnerable. an icon.

When that guy was on the verge of tears of not being able to have a child 😭🥺 someone give this man a hug

Easily just became my favourite episode. Everyone seemed so strong and kind and just overall great people with very wise and impactful things to say.

this is so pure, It is also so emotional, especially when the lady asked to hug the other guy :( ♡