Sparky12355 I watched her and I was going through chemo I would wait all day for her to upload her RU-vid video it’s sad 😔 I miss her and I don’t even know her if you know what I mean . Yes she was a cool girl , brave girl
It's very difficult to accept that this beautiful, intelligent, caring, funny, brave, sincere girl was taken. She was everything good that human can be. Her vlogs are addictive because although its incredibly sad that her battle over... you cannot but be awed by how she dealt with her cancer and still lived life to the max. There just has to be a good place for a beautiful soul such as Emily to live on. Bless her x.
Hey Emily! I'm 16 and was diagnosed with cancer at 14. I found your Chanel after watching the documentary. Your positivity is so inspiring - stay strong! (:
Wow at 17 you don't sometimes even notice changes in moles etc. What a sweet, adorable young woman she was. She always had such an amazing energy about her and fought till the very end RIP Miss Emily
I wouldn’t have even had a clue. I wouldn’t have noticed anything like that, no way. Bless her soul. I’ve only just discovered this young lady I admit but she is incredible.
Guys please listen to Emily, I am 41 now but in my late teens I used sun beds all the time. One day I noticed a mole on the back of my leg turning darker and changing shape. I got it checked out, it was pre-melanoma. I got it cut out in time. Please take these things seriously and respect Emily’s memory. Lots of love and strength to all 😘
because of her, just now, i do have a mole on the back of my neck. it's been there for years i think. i just closely examined it now. i didn't think much of it, but now, because of her, i'm going to schedule a doctor's appointment. RIP Emily.
@@mentuemhet - I am SO thankful it did! I hope life continues to be kind to you. Thank you for sharing such an important reminder, as no matter when you posted it - I know I was meant to read your message. Many blessings being sent your way. 🙏💗
This popped up on my feed today. I used to follow Emily while she was going through this journey. Can't believe that was 5 years ago. Seeing her face and energy in this video made me feel happy!
Forgive me for only discovering this lady today. But I’m making my way through her videos, and she is undoubtedly one of the bravest people I’ve ever seen
I miss Emily and her videos so much. She really was a one off in this world she will never ever be forgotten. A superstar, an inspiration , a phenomenal human being. She made such a difference to everyone with or without cancer. An example to everyone. She is and always will be to me.
So I started following Emily earlier this year, maybe Feb 2018. Never watched this video before now. Like so many others, I fell in love with Emily; her spirit, personally, positivity. I’m still grieving and so sad we lost her. I decided to watch this video because I have some weird looking moles and such. I can’t get over how beautiful and vivacious she is here. To think she only had 7 months left to live is so shocking and devastatingly sad. I feel a little funny feeling so many deep emotions about this and ultimately losing her. But I know I’m not alone. Thank you dear Emily, for touching my heart. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I have a weird mole too...it’s itchy...it has grown over the last two months ....sigh.... I have no idea why this vid was recommended to me but I’m starting to think it’s because I need to go in ASAP......😔
She was simply amazing and such a beautiful girl...I don't actually know you Emily, yet I feel like I lost an incredible friend..you are missed by so many😔😔
I realise Emily recently passed away but how incredibly brave and kind of her to share the early signs and symptoms. I'm sure this video has potentially saved many lives. Aisha, Emily's passing was most certainly not in vain you must be so proud xxx
Emily you are an inspiration to everyone, you may not be here in person anymore but your presence is so strong. I’m sure you can see this and the love we all have for you from where you are.
Thank you to all the physicians, nurses, researchers, scientists and medical teams that have helped you thus far and continue to keep you healthy. 💚💜❤️💙🧡💛
This breaks my heart, the sweetest person online ever and now she is gone. Life will never be the same. Her Parents must be so proud of her, my daughter is a teen but I could only hope she has character, class& compassion like 🏅Emily Hayward💔May you know the comfort of the arms of the Lord and a cancer free body in Heaven. ⭐️
I do think in this day and age everyone should be educated on All Cancers!! The fact you stay so positive and fit is a credit and inspiring... Love ya both xxx
freya fostercollins RU-vid allows all of us to live almost forever, in a way. I'm grateful for all her videos talking about cancer detection and treatment.
I followed Emily's whole journey and was devastated when she passed. I'm now waiting for results of a mole biopsy and instantly thought of her. She was such an inspiration and force of nature! ❤
I know you're gone (RIP) & your strength, your bada$$ attitude, your vulnerability, your humor, your love for Aisha, family, your audience & your story, it ALL lives on. All because you courageously shared your journey with us. Your videos & words continue to inspire people from all walks of life. Thank you for such a gift. Thank you to all those managing your channel & social media for letting your story continue its journey to touch lives.
I'm a nurse here in the USA and I just found your channel. I have to say you are amazing and I really enjoyed vlogs. I'm sure you're going to help a lot of people with your knowledge and positivity.
I watched you back in 2017/2018 along with Dan . I also lived in Derby where Colin Bloomfield passed from skin cancer. I've had three previous moles removed from my back and I am sat here with an itchy/crusty mole. I am going to book a Drs appointment to get it sorted. Your vlogs are meaningful even when you are sadly not here. Thank you Emily. x
I've been dealing with a pituitary tumor (non-cancerous but lots of symotoms) since 2009 and I can't exercise. She's a champ. She is missed by so many.
RIP beautiful soul... Im checking all my moles now... there’s one on my belly I feel like is spreading out... Thank you for sharing your journey.. I’m sure you will make many aware....
RIP Emily you're gone but your advice about cancer will save millions from now on. I have a mole on my right arm I'm going to a dermatologist soon I'm afraid is Melanoma.
Booked my annual skin check in at the skin cancer specialist for in 2 months time, I waited because I want to see the experts and that is the earliest I can get in. Miss your videos Emily big hugs to Aisha thanks for the reminder
I wish you had gone to the doctor as soon as you noticed the way your mole changed Emily. Maybe you would still be here on earth with your Aisha? But know this that through you and your vlogs you are saving lives by the info you are sharing here and throughout many of your vlogs. You were truly one inspirational human being. God Bless!!
Hey Emily, great channel, I was diagnosed with Melanoma and had the same thing where they had to remove more skin in another surgery. That was about 3 years ago. All has been good, but found a new one that the dr is in a bit of a rush to take out and test. I like that you put your videos up because I feel like most people don't understand the seriousness of skin cancer /melanoma and how it can spread. A lot of friends of mine said "ah well at least it's only skin cancer... A wee snip and you'll be good". Cheers for the videos and the positivity in them! You're a great inspiration and a great teacher!
I'm so sorry you're gone. Life is so unfair. You were so young and pretty. I was a bodybuilder like you in my early days. And I was always tanning. I've had basil skin cancer. Praying I don't get melanoma. Rest in peace 💔💪
I am terrified to go to the doctor but I have been getting worried lately and have been thinking I need to go. I have never heard of this woman before so I'm taking this as a sign, this is an extremely good push to go. I'm sorry to hear you passed, I truly hope you may now rest easy. You will continue making an impact on us all.
I know I have so many sunspots and freckles and it gives me extreme anxiety and I would have sesson look in the mirror everyday at my skin super scary!
Just to let you know, if you find a lesion that is growing or changing colour or the surface is rising get it checked right away...like the next day! My father had a small black scab on his cheek that used to be a mole near his ear and he thought it was just a pimple or a shaving nick. My mother, because she was insane, thought it was a tropical disease even though my father never visited anywhere south of Buffalo, NY. It really disturbed me that my mom kept putting me down and saying I was full of it while dad's life was in danger. She'd alway challenge me, even though I was the one studying anthropology at the time. I said to my father, "I'm not a doctor but that looks like cancer, dad. It's growing, it's black and it's not going away." Finally after 2 years of believing my mother's cockamamie theory, he went in and had a biopsy done and sure enough it was mellanoma. He had it removed and it never came back. Of course nobody thanked me but at least he lived.
Emily passed or present you are such an amazing woman and the fight, strength, love, and optimism you have always given is amazing for such a strong young woman. Thank you for being an amazing human being and show others that they need to fight and live life. God bless you Emily, RIP precious soul and fly free 🕊️
I am so sad that you have passed on. But I want you to know how much your sharing the story of your journey means to me. you were so positive and honest. Such an amazing woman!!! rip
I admire your strength and positivity. As a fairly healthy person myself, you inspire me to grab life while I have it. I could listen to you and your energy all day. I’m going to go out and walk a few miles today. Thank you!
GOD BLESS YOU SWEET LADY. MY HEART GOES OUT TO YOU❤️. NEVER GIVE UP….half of your healing is your attitude. If I could jump through this screen, I would give you a big hug. You’re SO brave.❤️🙏🙏❤️
It’s amazing how important it is not to underestimate any form of cancer. People think of skin cancer of something you remove surgically and then go on your way. This is proof that it can be deadly. And use your SPF. Emily did use sunscreen and it still happened, but it does protect against the vast majority of skin cancers.
Miss Emily, You are such an amazingly strong woman. I can not imagine the power it takes to pull yourself out of a horrific head space. You remind me of my sister and how she fought her battle. She never let it take away her life, even when she was given her terminal diagnosis. She stayed positive, for the geat majority of the time. Keep on keeping on, none of us are guaranteed our next breath and your living like a champ💪👌❤
God Bless you Emily. Riposa in Pace. 😢🙏 Please let this video remain a very important message to everyone on the topic of skin cancer and melanomas. Go get it checked immediately!
Great advice…straight from the horses mouth! I think someone out there will listen & remember that as you are very insightful Emily. PEACE AND LOVE FROM MANCHESTER 💙💜💚💙💜💚💙💜💚💙💜
I've got a mole that started to become irritated and started bleeding randomly. I went to the doctors and they told me that they thought it should be ok but they wanted watch it and see what happens but it looks fine to them apparently. I stupidly didn't go back 2 weeks after like I was meant to as i thought maybe I'd just picked it without realising and I thought I was just wasting the doctors time. But I'm definitely going back after watching this now. Thank you so much for giving me that push! You're so strong and inspiring I wish you all the best.
Nup...chop it out, even just as a precaution. I had a lifelong mole removed a few months ago just because it had got a bit darker. All dermatologists recommend 'if in doubt, cut it out'. Doesn't hurt. x
It's hard to imagine that it's been 6 years since Emily passed away.... All the living that she's missed, she would have wrung every last drop out of it had she been spared. Its just so unfair.
Having just watched this and then comparing it to her last few videos it’s very evident visually and audibly that she had deteriorated a lot. She looked exhausted, and lost her mental dexterity. She had cancer for such a long time for such a young woman. I thought she’d be around for a long while still. Shocked at her death though, she didn’t look like she was about to pass away. 😢 may your soul rest in piece!
Emily, you are so inspiring for sharing your journey with us. I can’t even express how much gratitude we have for you. You truly are a hero for spreading awareness and positivity.
Aww you went through so much and handled it all with grace. Your videos really make a difference the information you shared may help save someone. R.I.P lovely girl.
Didn’t know her personally, but I followed and watched her faithfully from Los Angeles, CA every day she posted. Still miss n think about her til this day. I hope wherever she is, that she is happy and that she is watching over Aisha. RIP Emily.
So sorry! Scared because my mom have one mole like that. Red around and itches and hard and bumpy, has grown... Just lost my grand parents few years ago, my brother three months ago😢. So scared for my mom. ❤. My heart breaks for you ❤. My mom called the Dr. today. You are amazing! Never heard what you say about malls bleeding and spreading. Thank you for video (s)! Hug 🤗 from me ❤
I know..its off topic. ....but you are every bit as positive as you are beautiful.....Its a few month later now....and I am following you.....and I hope for that ever so elusive miracle...It is good to know that your friend is by your side.
What i learnd from emily and my research about skin cancer is we must pay atention for minimal changes in our skin at least 1 time for month, it scares me that she had it so young and wait until starts bleeding to see a doctor, that was stage 4 skin cancer, i feel so blessed for being very healthy right now but i'm afraid of this diseace, back then was her, today and tomorrow would be one of us, go to the hospital people, don't wait until gets worst, take care of yourself and pray for a better treatment or definitive cure for this, let's do this for emily and every person in this world who fights against cancer.
Found your channel at weekend and now busy catching up on your story. You are so strong and an inspiration to many. Thank you for sharing your journey and life with us xx
Hi hunni, great info on not just moles! Mine started as a clear slightly raised bit of skin just above my ankle. For years I was back and forth to the docs but same as you they kept saying nothing was wrong. Eventually grew so big and I kicked it by accident and it bled and wouldn’t stop. At this point I’d changed GPS and they referred me to dermatology, even the dermatologist said it was nothing but would take it off as the bleeding was annoying. Came back as 2a malignant melanoma!! I had a 2cm around and under removed and they took out my centinal node which came back positive! I then had 14 nodes removed from my groin which were clear thank God. Just had my 3rd CT since and still in remission at this this time👌. I also have psoriatic arthritis and Crohn’s disease so every pain and niggle makes me nervous 😟.. PLEASE REPORT ANY CHANGES TO YOUR SKIN AND ASK TO BE REFERRED TO DERMATOLOGY.... IT IS YOUR RIGHT TO DO SO!!! I am now classed as stage 3a but luckily as I said for now I’m in remission. The effect this has had on my children, Husband, family and friends has been unbearable at times and it could have been avoided. Stay safe guys and thank you Emily for highlighting this cancer. Love as always Lotti x x
Major hats off who are so courageous to share their life with the world, especially with her challenge. So giving and unselfish. She will life on. So much to learn from her. Being happiness is such a contribution to the world, no matter the circumstances. Peace be with her loved ones.
Red marks with white spot for skin cancer, as well, Get checked for cervical smears.. every two years, as much as you can. ( notice change in your stools!
Marilyn Wisbey I say get checked at least once a year from you are 16. In 2016 I had a smear test in February which was all clear . While on holiday in Prague( in August) I was rushed to hospital with severe bleeding and pain. They told me to talk to my gp to refer me to hospital once I was home in my own country . I didn’t get an appointment with my gp until September , then I had to wait till descember for the hospital appointment . When they checked me there I had grade 3 changes with one of the most severe hpv strains. Then I was operated within two weeks. Luckily they found out that it hadn’t spread further than the cervix. So I was fine after that, but have to take a smear test every three month. But I was lucky, it can all happen so quickly. In my country they don’t tell us to take smear tests until we’re 25, but since we have cervical cancer on both sides of my family I have taken tests since I was 16, I have also talked my daughter into doing this.
for the average person without cervical cancer history in the family it’s becoming recommended not to do it yearly bc new research shows that doing it too often increases cancer risk apparently lol. Could be my countries excuse for not paying for it
Hi Emily glad your feeling great at the moment. Watched the programme difficult watch heart breaking and inspirational. This video is really good very clear and concise advise. I hope the next round of treatment goes as well. Keep going your amazing. Xx
Also bless your beautiful wife and sticking with you and supporting you 100% through it all because she loved you so much. I just came across you and I Love you so much forever ❤️
Emily... isn't it amazing how someone you have never met can change your outlook on life. My goodness I miss your vlogs. I really hope that wherever you are you are looking down on Aisha. She's an amazing lady. 💗 Rip beautiful girl shine bright like the star you are 💗
