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so so sorry for your loss ❤

God bless so sorry for your loss ❤

I am so sorry for your loss ❤

Some people prefer to not burden others with their misfortune. Your dad suffered so that you all could live normally. That’s what I think.

That father did not want to burden his family - I agree. Bless him & his family.🙏🏼

In almost every, if not every other developed country in the world this is not a choice you would have to make. Suggestion. India, has medical tech every bit as advanced as Western countries and I remember reading that stem cell transplants are around 20 or 30k or close to that amount.

I am sure you have good insurance. It pays for transplant.

We have a $12,000 deductible and then responsible for 20% of charges after that. Not great at all. @@susannaa8401

@@Elizabeth_Parsons_327 We are lower Income household. My husband received a scholarship for ALL of his Treatments for 4 years. The ONLY thing we paid for were his every day drugs, not related to the Cancer. Thank the Lord, because he didn’t want me to be in Debt, when he was gone.

I'm so sorry

Can you give us the name of the specific test please. And I'm glad finally a Dr took it seriously

Similar to my late mum's story. She too had a weird skin scar that the dermatologist said was a skin infection but it never responded to treatment. My lesson from that experience: doctors should listen to their patients - if a patient insists that they are not feeling well, do not dismiss their feelings.

I was diagnosed with M/M 12/27/23 , I had no previous symptoms. Just in November I woke up and felt terrible couldn't even speak or a whisper; my spouse checked my BP and it was high. All day and evening my BP kept raising higher and higher . Went to emergency thru tested for a stroke; instead they found a mass on my skull

Sorry for your loss. Pray that you find peace through this trial

My dad denied treatment for his cancer too. I am so sorry. Praying for you.

@@marimarxuach7180 Thank you. Time is moving on. This summer I was able to visit our daughter, son in law and Grandchildren. They have lived in a different country for many years. My husband didn’t like to fly, so we never visited. I made myself a promise when he passed, that I would never keep a flight from keeping my family together. I had a wonderful time & am already preparing for next year. That want me to come back 😊. It just gives me so much hope for the future.

@@marshajones8958 Thank you, Marsha. God has been very good to me. I thank everyone that has prayed for me. We were married 37 years before he passed, so becoming a widow, is a new road for me.

@@marimarxuach7180 Thank you.

Ps….. I was 38….now I’m 50.

Samantha English - I am so thankful that you are here with us to share your story. Bravo to you for being in remission! It is so understandable that you have PTSD, each time you go for your yearly bloodwork. I hope you have a good support system, and have different coping "tools" to help guide you through your PTSD. I am holding you in my heart, thoughts, and prayers (or whatever speaks to you). I am sending heartfelt healing hugs and loads of love your way! 🦋👼🕯✨️🙏💙

Samantha English where did you get the stem cell transplants done? So happy you’re doing well 😊

Wishing you continued good health.

Just got diagnosed with this bad MM and am only 34 .... Am losing it because the pain in my spine is insane, i can't walk nor sleep right

In your ribs? Did the imaging show it at all?

so sorry ❤

I mean what treatment have they done?

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So glad to hear it was helpful! Thank you so much for watching!

I hope he's doing OK 💜

What was the thing in your virus that the pharma person told you? I can not hear it...

I had same question, but I'm assuming bone marrow?

Stem cell transplant

Most are monetized now, unfortunately and I agree, they are challenging. Unless we spend upwards of $5/month, sadly it is like this now. 😢

This lovely woman has endured so much and is using her time to help in a proactive way through the organization she built, etc., and all you can do is leave a disrespectful, rude and unnecessary comment. How is that even possible as to what you complained about...I had no concerns with watching this incredible interview with ads. There is a "Skip Ad" button. You have behaved like an ungrateful child throwing a tantrum because things weren't going your way. I am embarrassed for you. You had the opportunity to take the higher path and provide respectful feedback, yet you chose to take the lower road. No one was forcing you to subject yourself to unnecessary stress and frustration (more like rage). You did this to yourself. I am just so weary and fed up with people such as yourself who take away from the good that others are doing, instead of being appreciative of the hard work, determination, and good others are doing to help people survive such a cruel and devastating disease such as cancer. Life is about being part of the solution, not the problem...🙄

Watch it on your laptop/PC and make sure you have an ad blocker installed. You're welcome

@@bohochic2459you legit sound like a PEPSI COLA… MMMM REFRESHING!!! scary individual

@@bohochic2459Who the flock MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS I’m fed up with you holier than though hypocrites. You weren’t part of a solution for her.

Both words have the same meaning.

@marioncannon9924 This was a very informative video, and that's the best comment you can come up with? Wow. You must be very proud of yourself.

Acclimated is used far more often. There is nothing to laugh about except your own ignorance of the English language.