How many days left to live? Getting an MRI 

I just had 2 MRIs 2 weeks ago. I have stage 4 cancer and the MRIs showed that i am cancer free! I had a lot of treatment the last year. Getting the MRIs is a great idea

You both should be congratulated for taking a proactive approach to your health. Glad that the results were favorable. Knowledge is power! ❤

So glad that you guys are well and received great results. Peace and blessings 🙏

May I suggest for your degenerative cervical spine that you ALWAYS have your neck supported when you are in the same position for longer periods. Examples; car rudes, sitting on couch ( very important ) planes etc. Good quality pillow for bed, bring it with you for vacations eyc. Support is the key for less pain. If ever you see a chiropractor make sure he is qualified for c-spine manipulations. But neck support is the key! Be there done that🙃. Make sure to start preventive measures while you are young. Good luck! ❤❤

Congratulations to both of you in good health, you must live happily and healthily, then I can keep watching your videos! 👍🥰🙏

Yes great do it! My mother passed away from a glioblastoma tumor in her head at 45. For the longest time, I was terrified and always wondered why my father took us to have an MRI as kids if we had headaches. All I knew is that she passed away from cancer, I was just a little kid. He never told us what kind of cancer, he wouldn't talk about it. I finally got the truth before he died at the age of 98. When I was approaching 45 I was a mess. I asked one of my siblings if they ever had this feeling before they turned 45 and they all said yes. I'm the baby and I'm 54 now and the oldest is 76 now. I sure hope all is well for you Alex, and also for you Carter. Stay safe! Bradley North Aurora, IL

Good news you both are healthy and free from the horrible disease cancer! I know what Alex is going through since cancer is in my family and my mother and dad and brother all our cancer survivors! I had a full scan MRI done a few years ago and a bone density and such a good thing it was covered through my insurance plan. My dad had lung cancer at age 55 and when he died at age 75 it was not due to cancer. The key is to get blood work done yearly and a complete physical and with a competent and good doctor you will live a healthy and fulfilling life. Thanks for sharing this important information and have a healthy and wonderful marriage! 🙏

I commented before I watched the whole video. So glad you guys are cancer free.🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

Thank goodness that your scans came back OK. In my experience as a Registered Nurse, ya'll are kind of on the young side for a CT, or MRI. But, you are both healthy and you have no worries for now. Stay well!!

My condolences 💐 Alex about your mom

You guys are great, it's a good thing to be proactive concerning your health. Take care of each other. Your both awesome!!

Lovely Puppies!!!! Always!!!!

It's very important to get it checked out. Likewise, like clock work, hereditary health concerns, at 40, raised it's ugly head. Be well, always support on another and you guys will get through it!

Glad for the good news, Guys. Those togs sure beat the hospital gowns. Yours were really classy. Just like you!

I'm sorry about your mum Alex 🫂 It's great that you both are going to have MRI scan so you'll both have peace of mind. I hope everything will be sorted out 🙏 Wish you two all the best ❤️ Have an amazing day boys 🥰😍🫶🐾

GREAT VIDEO 😊👏👏 I am happy that you got good results

R.I.P. Lovely Alex s Lovely Mum!!!! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜❤️🧡💛💚💙💜❤️

I’m glad you guys are good

Hi Carter and Alex. So happy to see you on You tube. I pray your MRI results come back clear of all things. My thoughts and prayers are with you.❤❤❤

Lovely Cute Puppies!!!! Always!!!! With Lovely Ones!!!! Always!!!!

Been struggling today with the reality that I have to have an MRI. I appreciate y’all guys normalizing it.

As others have said, youre young, fit and take care of yourselves. Thats the key. Unfortunately my Dad had degenerative spine disease at its most acute phase and eventually had his entire neck fused together. The spine and nerves are definitely something to stay aware of. Glad yall are taking care of yourselves!

So sorry for your loss guys . God bless .

Good luck guys

Knowledge is a great thing! Your proactive stance will give you both years of healthy living together.

So happy all is well. And the degenerative disc disease is quite common, and you can work with it. And too having the MRI like yall have had, makes a great baseline for the future if needed. Stay strong and be blessed.

So sorry about your mom, Alex. Glad you guys are ok. Take care

Glad everything is ok!

Love back !!!! Always!!!! Lovely Ones!!!! Always!!!!

@Carter&Alex....that's great news on both of your health and Alex I'm so so sorry for the loss of your mum...Its better to be safe then sorry getting a MRI and yes it's scary but at least you had it done now and you don't have about having cancer...so you have the love of me and sending my condolences may your mum rest in eternal peace💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞

I had to have this done as well with surgery as well. I'm sorry to hear about Alex's mom and wish to express my condolences to you both and Alex's family.

ALEX, I too have DDD Cervical and Lumbar for many years. Avoid placing a weight bar on your neck/shoulders like squats. Boy did I learn the hard way. I now have two artificial discs in my neck and one in my lumbar caused by a good deal from squats. Physical therapy can help. If it’s not working, go to another. Achieve PT here in the Chicago area go through and extra year of fellowship training so all PTs are not the same. If your problem ever is so bad you need surgery, Dr Jeffery Cantor in Ft. L. Or Dr Ara Deukmedjian (DEUK spine) are very well known in FL. Best to you both. Jerry from Chicago

Great video!

I’m age 53 and my aunt had cancer back home in Ireland before Covid, which she had told me about here in the U.K. where I’ve lived for 21 years, but I’ve been back to Ireland a few times since, she got through Covid with no issues and when I visited Ireland for my birthday after Covid last year, she was doing well - I’m aware that there has been some controversy over MRI scans so when my aunt told me that she’s getting another MRI scan as part of another regular checkup in the Mater Hospital in Dublin, I was really worried for her in the light of what I’d read online during Covid 🇮🇪☘️🇺🇸❤️

Just adore you and your pups!!

With Lovely Ones!!!! Always!!!!

Made my day… you guys are aok.. with lots of ❤❤❤❤

When was the last time you had your heating and or air chkd...???

Good luck guys.hope all is well and it’s good news ❤❤❤

I think your doing the right thing. It's better to be safe than sorry. I pray that your alright. Be Blessed, your Loved!

I also have degenerative disc disease in my lumbar. I am almost 50 and didn’t know about that until my upper 40’s so I have more permanent damage. I am so glad you caught it early and are able to correct it. Sends lots of luv and hugs ❤❤❤

Take care guys. It’s best to be safe.. I lost my Mom and my Dad too ❤

It is better to know than to assume things and get worried from it. Congrts on a clean bill of health!

I had a complete body scan a few years ago because a was deathly ill and the hospital couldn’t figure out what was wrong. Nothing was found which was more puzzling. That was when 6 more people over the next 4 days I was in the hospital. As it turned out I had Nuro virus (you know the stuff the pass around on ships) I hadn’t been in a cruise for a few years. I picked it up at another hospital. My family doctor did say the scan is a very good base for the future as I had two siblings pass away 2 weeks apart You are doing a good thing for your future

sounds great and thanks for the info!!

Thanks so much for sharing this… I’m 50 ,I’ve actually had a few MRIs more for injuries, I usually go to the imaging center of the hospital. It’s similar in some ways . The last two times, they were not the “ half “ body type like I usually need , I’m claustrophobic. So I needed Valium a half hour before my imaging. They tell people to shower , wear comfy clothes, no metal of course, they didn’t give me any protection for my ears . The sounds are so ungodly loud and I had a headache after both . I’m glad to see that you’re both doing well and taking care of yourself while you’re young .. sometimes depending on the person, it can start going downhill at mid age. But I’m glad to see you both are well , those bright , healthy eyes, white teeth , nice skin , and those beautiful personalities. I notice you both wear the “ ring “ on the left hand which is very traditional, I admire that a lot . God Bless you !

Glad you are healthy.

Pleased all is ok. Very informative video and worth having done if you are concerned. Rest easy now guys.

A great message! Regarding degenerative bone / disc issues I have read that taking D3 and K2 combination helps improve bone density. Love you guys. 🖖🏼

Glad all is well for the most part. Hopefully Alex can get the help with the issues he now knows he has. My mom passed away December 21st last year. She was 80 and had Alzheimers and her mother passed away at 80 and had Alzheimers as well, so there is some concern with my sister, myself and my daughter that we may end up with it.

I have had some form of chronic fatigue for about three years. After about 100 different blood tests, visits with endocrinologists, infectious disease specialists, hematologists, and gastroenterologists, my primary care physician sent me to a neurologist. He ordered an MRI of my brain. The MRI showed an "abnormality" on my pituitary gland. A second MRI showed that the abnormality is not cancer, but rather a congenital problem. However, the neurologist found something odd in a different area and so he sent me to an oncologist. Out of the blue, I was diagnosed with cancer. Stage 2. An aggressive cancer. I had no clue. A week later, I had surgery. We never would’ve found it had it not been for my chronic fatigue - but the chronic fatigue does not appear to be related to the cancer. Six months later, I’ve been declared cancer-free. It’s been a rough year, but we caught the cancer before it was too late to do anything about it. Now I only have to worry about my Type 1 Diabetes, a neurological disease that I’ve had for a decade, and one foot that has decided to hurt all the time. Oh, and I have a degenerative disk disorder in my spine as well, aggravated by spinal stenosis and osteoarthritis. My body is clearly defective. Can I return it and exchange it for a new one?

Proud of you two.

Carter looking so cute in his pajama's lol

I just wonder did you get contrast Injected intravenously for most clear and detailed pictures. My doctor won't do the MRI without it. Hoping everything is alright with you and thanks for sharing.

I think its cool you guy's stay fresh and are very health conscious! From keeping your skin healthy, to your body, to your eyes....and everything else! Stay healthy boyz! Until the next shared adventure....see you next time! ❤ PS Alex mother was really young when she passed away! Im sure she is now his guardian angel helping to relieve his headaches even from the spirit world! 😇

love you guys so much ❤

God is good. Glad to know that you guys are doing okay. You guys are such an adorable couple. As well I do want to let you all know that there is a blood marker test they can do that a test to see if you run the risk of getting cancer. If it's something that's already in your family bloodline. I myself just got checked because we just lost our mother this past June. She got a rare aggressive lung cancer that rapidly spread through her body spine and brain. Just a little FYI you may want to ask your doctor about it. Wishing you both all the best in all your future endeavors and your content. Sending love and light

I'm glad the results came back negative for cancer and at least you have an idea what is causing your headaches. A few notes on cancer. Cancer at 38 is quite young so it makes sense to be concerned about that. Glioblastoma (I'm guessing this was your mom's cancer) typically does not have a heritable gene associated with it. But I would suggest both of you try to detail your family' history of cancer. Do it now while relatives that are still alive and can remember if great aunt Sally had colon cancer at whatever age (you don't have to go so far back but if you can, it doesn't hurt). Leading a healthy lifestyle certainly helps.

I sustained a Whiplash Injury on a train @ work in May, I’ve always suffered migraines, but after this injury, I got at least 6 Migraines of varying severity over a one ☝🏻month period, My Doctor ordered an MRI of my brain 🧠 & spine… The outcome was I have a protrusion of C2 & C3 Vertebrae as a result of my whiplash injury… So just have to continue with Physio & hope it resolves itself with time… 😮😢

My husband and I both had degenerated disk disease. 3 months apart. It’s when the cushions between your clerical spine slightly compress. Prognosis was spinal surgery to replace them with cadaver disks and clerical spine fusion C5-6, &c6-7. (Day surgery). Cause was age (early 40s) heavy lifting, bad posture in working out, and excessive steroid usage. This is solely our situation but may ahead light for you. God bless we love your channel ~ John&Ruben 15:22

I have degenerative disk disease as well and lumbar disk disease. I am going through phaical therapy and yes my sleep is always side or my stomach. I have a disk sticking out now from my neck so... i have to think about position sleeping and pillows lots for my neck and back and legs ..love you guys!❤ thank you❤

Love u guys 🎉

Excellent recommendations about taking an MRI and Ezra information. Try to replace your Donuts attraction for something better for your health like a green apple, banana or carrot pieces as snacks.

Lifting weights and squats contribute to spine issues. As you age, arthritis may kick in. So, for me, I could not continue with heavy weights. And, now, I have three pinched nerves in my neck. Awaiting surgery.

OMG. Triggering. Lol. I’ve had 3 MRI’s in 2 months. Full spine MRI took 45 mins. I’m mildly claustrophobic and the first 10mins were harrowing. Lots of deep breaths and mindfulness to get through. I wish we had this type of full body scan in Australia. It’s good to have peace of mind.

Don’t make me worried like that with the “clickbait” title! 🥺 Glad to hear y’all are in good health! 🥳 Are you going to be doing prostate exams for us next? 😂❤

At 3m40s. You guys chose a rather morbid color for your T-shirts.... 😢 Great that the results were fine - best wishes to you both and special extra strong hugs my favourite guy whose name starts with an "A" - the extra hug is for his worries about the spine ❤❤❤

Interesting timing as I had a mri myself today, for lumbar spine pain. You are very young to have degenerative disc disease. I have that, but I am 74 years old. I used to lift weights also. I suggest that you back off heavy weight lifting. I use to do that, and now I regret it. I used relaxation techniques when I was having my mri, deep breathing, eyes closed, And including visualization of myself floating over the cliffs of Ireland with music running in my head. I received my results in 20 minutes. It's probably reassuring to know that you now have some baseline data to measure against later in life. My mother also had cancer, dying at 58. Her cancer started with back pain, but when she went in to the ER, after smoking 33 years, her body was engulfed in tumors. She waited too long to attend to her back pain.

Hey - your not alone - I was just diagnosed with degenerative disc disease and hypertrophic facet arthropathy - but I just turned 62. Not sure if it’s contributing to headaches as I have suffered from migraine since the age of 9.

In average full body MRI will find 5 tumors with a potential to be cancer. Everytime the tumors will found in different places because the body destroy the tumors and with that avoid the cancer.

Thanks ❤ for being so in love with each other and caring for each other!you guys are couple goals to me!you guys deserve all the happiness in the whole universe and world 🌎 ❤️ from Rhys in the UK 🇬🇧 ❤️

MY MOM DIED FROM A RARE BLOOD CANCER DISORDER CALLED POLYCYTHEMIA. MY MOM IS A RETIRED RN NURSE AND MY MOM DIED ON NEW YEARS EVE. I GOT TO A CANCER SPECIALIST TOO - I HAVE TROUBLE WITH MY WHITE CELLS CALLED LEUKOCYCTOSIS

The way you guys have the same shaped head. 🫣🤣

I am 62 and ask my DOC and he says I am fine. He puts me through a blood test once a year and colon cancer test once a year and we discuss symptoms ie bloating blood pressure and cholesterol which seems to be sad

Hmmm no doctor referral required .. Will insurance pay for that ? I wouldnt think so .. Open or closed MRI ? Be prepared to get a headache from the noise !! .. Your PCP shouldnt have a problem giving you a referral unless your insurance will need a very good reason for the doctor to order the MRI.. Check with your insurance

I wouldn’t go have that done without going to a doctor. But Florida has a lot of places in strip malls. That do services for Skin , cancer Plastic surgery. I wouldn’t do it.

I want meet this beautifull couple. ❤❤❤

💛

Good you are ok ❤️❤️💚💙💞💞💖💖🥰🥰

Preliminary precautions

I understand

Make sure you don’t have CO2 in you home from any vented gas appliances. If you don’t already have really good CO2 detectors in every bedroom

YOU NEED TO BRING THIS MESSAGE EVERY OCTOBER FOR CANCER AWARENESS MONTH WEAR PINK BOTH MEN AND WOMAN 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

Great video! I don't think having headaches means you have cancer it could mean alot of things like your eyes,teeth etc.🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵

❤❤

Or keep ‘em outside if you wanna keep ‘em. Read Cesar Millan’s book “Cesar’s Way” about how to take care of dogs

Every time I have an MRI I have to be put completely out. I can't stand confined spaces.

I had a half brother who died of brain cancer.I know what you mean when you get a headache and you're concerned.

Alex I also have degenerative disc disease

As someone who worked in healthcare for years, including oncology care, please understand that MRI does not detect all types of cancer. It can also miss small tumors. Comprehensive cancer screening would require a multimodal imaging approach...which isn't affordable for everyone...and the risk associated with radiation exoposure isn't always justified.

If them dogs were expensive be like $100 each lmaoo

Hey guys! I am sorry but as a medical professional i have to speak up rigth now! I am very happy that the both of you are without any suspicious leasons and of course for Alex it is a different thing with his mum passing away so early. BUT before you do all those scans without any reason especially CTs which put your body through a high dose of radiation, please talk to your doctor. You can neither outrule cancer nor differentiate between different cancer types (this is true for at least 95% of cancers) with just an image. And as a matter of fact for most cancers you start prophylactic screening by simple bloodwork and palpating the body for nodules. Also there is a thing called PPV and NPV (positive and negative predictive value) which states clearly that ordering tests just out in the blue without a clear suspicion does not make sense since it increases the amount of false positive and false negative results substantially! i don't know which type of cancer Alex's mum had and i am truely sorry for your losses but you could just have talked to your doctor and screened for that specific type of cancer. And maybe a MRI would have been needed anyways but first of all, your insurance would have probably covered it and secondly, the results would maybe have also distiguished between possible reasons for your headaches. Once again i understand that you are extra precautious given your special circumstances but PLEASE this is not recommandable for the general public! Most of those "health" and "testing" companies just want to make money out of peoples insecurities and fears without any evidence of their practices or any thought on how this affects peoples lives. And frankly, some of those practises are just risky and not healthy what so ever. So yes, take care of your body by eating healthy, being aktive, exersising regularly and keeping your weight down, not smoking (no matter what you are smoking), taking care of your mental health and so on and thus reducing your risk for cancer significantly BUT please do not waste your money putting yourself through all of this. And if you have a genetic component in your family with cancer diseases (and i mean people in your family passing away due to cancer and not the 23and me results that tell you nothing no matter what they say) then also talk to your doctor about that and why you might want to start with screening earlier. We in Europe do have screening protocols for families with such genetic factors and i am pretty sure our American collegues do as well. Once again i am happy that your scans did not show any signs and i wish that you and everyone who reads this stays healthy and especially cancer free but this is not really as great as the company might leave you to believe😉😘💙

You may want to get some chiropractic adjustment treatment. Go to a Palmer Chiropractic School graduate. Palmer is the best in the Nation.

I always hope for the best for you guys, love you. Jeff E.

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Like it

Be aware that this full-body MRI scan cannot detect certain kinds of cancers because they wouldn't show up on an X-ray. For example, blood cancers, certain types of neurological cancers, etc. You should follow up with your primary care doctor about those headaches.

love you guys❤❤❤🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈😊😊😊

Make certain you get a copy of all of the images and a copy of the report. You guys are at the age where you need to have a full physical once every 2 to 3 years for early detection. You both should have a regular as primary care. They should get a copy of these images and the report and also a history of both your families and of yourselves.

Be like, $20 for the dog lol. Each. Lol