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Good luck young man..... I had the same thing in 1994 and I have been cancer free for 12 years now..... Stay positive and good luck

Like I said from day 1 and I'll probably say it another 100 times, Laura and I are praying for you. There is a great plan for you. You're sharing so much inspiration to everyone around you and positively impacting lives in ways you can't even imagine. Look forward to the day you win this battle and until then just know we will pray every single day for you. Love you man!

Ngayon lang ako nakapag catch up sa nangyayare. Kuya Wil sobrang nakakatuwa lang malaman na positive kapa din kahit anong nangyayare. At yung support ng parents mo at nina ate Haley at Alodia, nasayo talaga lahat ng support system. Kayang kaya mo yan! 😇🙏🏼❤️

My husband's cousin had a stage 4 cancer, the doctor told her that it requires miracle for her to survive, since it already spread all over her body. So what we did was pray for healing and have faith In Lord! When the doctor checked her, the cancer disappeared, The thing is, its not the doctor, treatment or anyone else will decide until when we gonna live , the one that will decide is our God the one who give and takes away. Praying for your complete healing wil, we'll always pray for you don't worry because you have millions of people that cares for you that means that you have a whole army to pray for your healing!

Dont be fooled by the fake accounts that are commenting and using my profile picture and trying to sell you things. Mine has a check mark by it. Please report all fake accounts.

What's up Wil!? I'm a survivor of Leukemia and had chemo and radiation. The treatment left me sterile but we had some sperm saved just in case. So now my wife and I are in the process of doing in vitro fertilization. I know you said they may not do radiation but the chemo could POSSIBLY leave you sterile too. Best of luck to you! You got this brotha! 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

my prayers for you Wil I'm a cancer survivor for over 23 yrs now have faith in GOD only him can do miracles I admire you for being so brave keep up the good work and God bless you and your family love you💞💋💞

My lil brother is a brain cancer survivor. Doctor told us he had 50/50 chance and even if he did survive, we might not be the same person anymore. He had surgery & few cycles of radiations. He was still 16 years old at that time, but even in such a young age he could remain positive throughout the whole process. To be honest, he was the strongest among us. Fast forward ... 17 years later, he is still here, healthy, happily married with one son. You remind me a lot like my bro! Stay positive Wil, you got this!

Hey Wil, wishing you all the best on your treatment outcome. I have 5 surgeons in the family, 2 at Cedars-Sinai and they say you are at the best place on the west coast. I came to your channel via Lost LeBlanc and between you both and Daniel Marsh the travel itch became a rash and I quit my job and started travelling. 90 days in Canada, 90 in USA and now 90 days in South America. Don't know why I waited until 50 to do it. You're in my thoughts every day, you inspired me to take a leap, you inspire many, your strength will see you return to vlog your heart out all over the world. With thousands (hundreds of), will be watching you take this detour on your journey.

hi wil. i'm a stage 4 kidney cancer fighter for 3 years now. i'm 41 and getting my treatment daily, still working as normal. raising my 3 daughters, serving God. family, state of mind and faith in God helps me get pass my daily fight with cancer. praying for you. be strong. don't believe anything you read about cancer in the internet. you are strong more than you know it. i stopped counting the years that i am alive at stage 4 with metastasis in most of my vital organs. i live by faith and savor every minute i have in my life

I don't know who you are (I found this on trending) but you seem like a really amazing person and I'm hoping and praying for you.

I just stumbled on your vlog. Thank you for sharing your life, I needed it. I just got back from visiting my father in Chicago this past Father's Day for the weekend. We knew something wasn't right and that morning to the doctor and got the official diagnosis. He told me in the car as we were driving from the airport....stage 4 metastasized in 10 different areas including bones. I was lucky enough to be able to look out the window because I sobbed and sobbed. Needless to say I didn't do well in support that weekend. He was stronger out of denial. I just got back from visiting him. He has been going through chemo. I'm ashamed to say but it was hard to look at my father because I wanted to see him the way I always knew him, strong. As the week went on I realized the outside had changed a little but he was so strong, energized and he was defiant to cancer. He was going to battle it in every possible way including clinical trials. I saw my father the strongest I've ever seen him. I realized that I was the one who was giving in since he revealed the diagnosis in the car that day. Stumbling on your vlog, seeing your family support, and you being open and honest sharing your experience with the world made re-evaluate my thought process. Sometimes its like getting water out of a rock trying to know his deep thoughts on what's happening. Living 600 miles away in upstate NY I have only seen points in his journey and I dislike grilling him for information, I feel like I am rehashing what he's going through. Your videos have given me an inside look of the process and the emotions that come with it. I know everyone handles situations differently but at least it's some insight where I feel I can pull back on the rehashing for my father. I am so so so sorry that you're going through this but I am so thankful that you're doing what you're doing and positive. Thank you. (Sorry for the thesis tho.)

can't wait for the vlog "IM CANCER FREE" "PROPOSAL WITH ALODIA" "IM GONNA BE A DAD!" 🙏💕 ALL PRAYERS WIL! SEE YOU SOON! 🤗 #fangirl

Before you know it, you'll be done with all of this and be so much stronger than before, cant wait to see you brother! you got this :)

God Bless this man and comfort him and his family, Lord please Heal him and his body God please remove any cancer from his body and give them the Faith and perseverance to make it through. We plead the Blood of Jesus in Christ name Amen!

My prayers are with you. You can beat this. My friend died of colon cancer stage 4. She was only 25. Unfortunately she caught it late, but you can still beat this. We all support you. Good luck Hun. God bless you.

I am a stage 3 cancer survivor Wil. It will not be an easy road but you have to be strong all the way. You can definitely do this with God's grace and your faith in him, you will definitely be healed. Everyone's just right behind you. :)

Oh man. I have so much to say. As a 23 year old with Stage 4 primary refractory Hodgekins Lymphoma, I understand how you feel, what you're going through. Although we have different types of cancer, cancer is cancer and no matter what stage, it's scary as f*ck. Getting used to being stuck with needles constantly (if you ever get used to it) is a battle in its own. The fear of not being able to have children is a fear I know too well. I got chemo for 6 months. ABVD and R-ICE, when ABVD when found to be 100% ineffective. Unfortunately both were ineffective in the end. But that's not to scare you! Everyone reacts to chemo differently. My cancer is just resistant because of the stage and it being primary refractory (meaning it's resistant and more likely to come back after treatment) I'm now a part of a clinical trial at Johns Hopkins university receiving immunotherapy. It seems promising. Once my cancer is under control I'll be getting a bone marrow transplant to completely get the cancer out of my body. You will have more bad days than good at first. But as time goes by you will have more good than bad. There will be days where you completely forget you have cancer and you go about your day feeling like everything is right in the world. There will be days where you want to stay in bed and cry non stop. You just need to fight the good fight and beat this. Positivity goes a long way. Chemo will get frustrating and you will feel like not going to get treatment some days but just remember you need it to live a healthier life after. You got this! You probably won't see this comment but if you ever have any questions on how to make chemo or the side effects more tolerable, I have plenty of tips and tricks.

you are in good hands Wil! all things will work out well for you. i believe coz you have a pretty positive attitude. that alone can bring you through. we need happy young people like you...i'm sure this is just a test of life..a challenge for you to overcome and of course you will come out of all this victorious and your life will be a testimony for God's greater glory.

Best of luck to ya bud, god will be with you. He gives his toughest battles to his toughest warriors.

Okay so yo know where you stand. Keep busy ,keep strong, keep being Wil Dasovich and you'll recover quickly. You're a strong kid. Peace Love and Happiness to you brudda, LOVES ME SOME DASOFAM.🙈🙊🙉🙈🙊🙉🙈🙊🙉🙈🙊🙉GAF,GAF,GAF

Game of Thrones Quote: Bran: Can a man still be brave if he's afraid? Ned: That's the only time a man can be brave. 🙏

Your outlook on life and how to live it sets a good example to us all. Thank you for that. What has shocked me the most is that you're my age and lived a healthy, joyful life, yet this has happened. It reminds me how vulnerable life can be and how nothing should be taken for granted. Sending you a lot of strenght and love to carry you through this experience!

Godspeed to you and your family. You can fight this! You have so much spirit and a positive outlook on this situation already, and I feel that your outlook is majority of the outcome. If you think positively and believe that you can win, you will. In the end, we cannot escape death, but if you believe that this is not how or when you are supposed to go, you will continue living. May peace be with you and your family ♡

Wil, YOU WILL BEAT CANCER- there is no doubt in my mind. Thank you for sharing your life with us like we're friends & family. Please continue to stay strong! We're waiting for you right at the glorious anti- cancer finish line & cheering for you all the way! 😉 LOVE YOU! 💚💚 🙈

Wil, my grandfather is a colon cancer survivor. He was diagnosed last 2014. Stage 3. He had polyps and what they did was they took out the part of his colon where the polyps stayed. he had chemo for 6 months and they did another exam to check if the polyps came back, and it did. so he had chemo meds for another 6 months. he is now in complete remission. no more bloody stools and abdominal pains. he is 76 by the way and it has been 3 years since his operation. he is already old and the doctors told him that there's a 50/50 chance that he'll survive the operation because of his age and heart problems but he made it. i know you can make it too. i know you can do it. i know you can get through this. we are here for you. and i promise that i will include you in my prayers. God bless you tsong!

I’m sure you’re attitude inspire so many others that is faced with cancer.many prayers sent your way.🙏🏽

I just started watching about 2 weeks ago but you have inspired many people to keep fighting. You're a strong person and we all believe in you 💪🏼

Why the f*ck does this shit seem to happen to the BEST people in the world?.. My mother was diagnosed way too late. but for you.. You have a very high chance and we Wish you the best Wil, truly and your family for being strong with you

Last year my mom was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer and went through chemotherapy. After 9 months her doctor told her that she has no evidence of disease. Nothing is impossible with God. You have a lot of prayer warriors and I am one of them. It's good to see that you still have a positive outlook in life despite of what you're going through. I will always be a fan of yours. God bless you! 💗 #WeWilSurvive #1MforWil

Thanks for always inspiring us Wil👍👍👍 God will never leave you just always keep the faith and continue what you're doing on inspiring people.

Prayers and healing on your way Will. God is Good all the time. Stay strong and positive and have faith you can do it. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Colon cancer at 26, and the fact that it is stage 3 already, is uncommon. You're young and strong, older people have gotten through this, and I believe you WIL as well. God bless and get well soon!

my god i LOVE ALODIAAAAAAAAA

I'm a patient at UCSF (I could recognize the building) and you're truly in great hands.

Please be strong! You have my prayers and I wish you the very best treatment and recovery. Please be strong!!!

I was operated Nov, start chemo Dec to March then start radiation for 28 days straight then back to chemo for the next 3 months. August was the month I got my last chemo. So don't worry. Be strong and enjoy every day of your life. This will be my six years cancer free and was stage 3 also. So don't loose hope.

now we know what stage it is.. #gameon #fight #win 🙌 ps: that 💤 split second 😳

A lot of people in my family have had cancer. Some have made it, but others have not. I've never really understood what it was personally like to get hit with all of that stuff. I've always been in a bystander position, kept away from it more or less. Thank you for sharing your experience, because it really does shed light on this subject for me and many others.

You will beat this Wil! Our family went through the same thing. Stay strong and keep the faith. Thank you for sharing.

This makes me stressed watching . You will get through it homie.

Hi Wil, I have never seen you before but for some reason you came up on my feed. I just wanted to tell you that my husband, who was only 38 also had colon cancer. He had chemo, there are different kinds, for him he had a pump attached to him that he wore in a fanny pack for weeks, a nurse would go to his work on Monday morning, hook up the chemo, he would wear it all week, she would go back to his work Friday afternoon and unhook him. He did great that whole time, kept working. He would kid that if anyone called in sick for work he would tell them it wasn't a good enough excuse because he was still there while on CHEMO! He had his first operation on Valentines day 2005, and he is cancer free and has been living a wonderful life, and you will TOO! God Bless you!

Praying for the best! I always enjoy watching your vlogs. Stay positive and Strong. You got this Wil!

Will Dasovich stay strong everyone knows your tough, you can do this will diffinely keep you in my prayers and your family good luck on your treatment! God bless you!!

I know I don't know you personally. But watching your vlogs over a year, you've opened up the door to your world. But long story short, I'll be running my first half marathon today in Disneyland. I'll be dedicating this run to you Wil

Hi Wil. My mom has been a charge nurse in the GI lab for many years so I'm quite familiar with colon cancer and whatever else the lab deals with. I told her about you and showed her your video. I know it's going to be a tough road to recovery for you, but hearing my mom's sure voice that you're going to be okay has me reassured. I'll be praying for your full and speedy recovery 😊

You have the support of everyone but it all boils down to you to overcome this bad omen .You are still young and there is still a lot more that you can share to the world with your vlogs so please try your very best to survive mentally , emotionally and most of all SPIRITUALLY ...WHY ? because not all bad things happen to bad people , sometimes bad things can happen to the good ones.So take a good leap of faith , we can win this one !

Ey brother, listen here. I'm a 33 year old that had to deal with a similar situation. Had to have part of my intestine removed, have a huge scar and am going through chemo. It's gonna be tough, but you'll get through it. Chemo sucks, it does. No getting around it. But of the infusion center caretakers are anywhere near the same kind that I have to deal with, you are going to make a lot of awesome friends. Head up, stay positive.

My dad was also diagnosed with colon cancer stage 3. his symptoms never showed up until he felt the grueling pain behind in his lower back. after having chemotherapy and colonoscopy he's in and out of the hospital for monitoring ( 6 months ) and now he's cancer free. You can do it will! you still have so many islands in the Philippines yet to experience with the vlogsquad!

GOD MAKES MIRACLES AND WE'LL KEEP PRAYING FOR YOU WIL❤️❤️

Keep the positive energy up! That's what will have you defying all the doctors' expectations

So sorry you're having to go thru this. U have millions of people sending positive energy your way.

my nanay had colon cancer, first diagnosis sa kanya stage 3 but after the operation sabi ng doctor stage 1 lang daw :) tapos na sya mag oral chemo and cancer free na... stay positive Wil. pray lang :)

You were probably having one of the worst days of your life and you took the time to make friends with a woman and show her how your camera worked. For a moment, she was transported out of her probably crappy day by learning something new and cool and meeting a new friend. Today... you've picked up the key of life, put it in the lock, and opened the door. In the small and insignificant acts of kindness toward others we forget about our own troubles and set ourselves free. You probably didn't know it... but your action within this vlog was a teaching point for me... how I need to be reminded that when I look to give to others, I gain even more. Thanks... and keep on keepin' on. FIDO!!!

Hi Wil! Your perspective is inspirational. You're a true warrior. Stay strong, and I wish you all the best! ❤️

Hi Wil, you can do it! Stay positive! Keep us updated, sending my love and all the prayers

Love you Will, I've been marathoning your vlogs and I'm binging a second time! You're amazing and strong, and your support system will be there to catch you when you fall. As a Fil-Am that has been discovering his Filipino side, you've inspired me and have been a big influence throughout my college years. I'm 22 and learning tagalog now because I want to be closer to my Filipino roots and one day I hope to visit and maybe live in the PI like you did. Thank you for giving me a taste of the Philippines and giving me a reason to smile every day, you spread so much light and joy that when you needed us, all you had to do was ask, and we were there. I think I speak for all of us fans when I say we will be there for you every step of your journey, like we have every other vlog. Light will break through the darkness. I hope I can meet you one day and we can talk RU-vid and Filipino stuff and I can buy you a bunch of food for #chibogtime. Thank you Wil. For everything.

I've done some research about cancer treatment and therapy on a psychological perspective (I'm a psych major) and a lot of the research that have been conducted with patients who have recovered show that people who have positive attitude and have strong emotional support are the ones who have success rate in beating the cancer so while this entire process is daunting, I am confident that with your positivity and the thousands of people rooting for you (we all are!) you would successfully beat this. Cancer is just a diagnosis and should not be a death sentence!

I love that you all laughs and smiles. That's just how i cope with hard times. I joked and shared lots of laughs and love with the hospitalstaff when i almost died in march this year. It really really helps you to cope with it. Cry, laugh and fight! ❤️ Sending lots of love and support ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

Praying for a full recovery. With your good outlook I'm Sure you can beat it.

I have ms I was diagnosed at 13 I am now 27 just keep on fighting don't give up

Been anxious this past few days because of some personal reasons but seeing you and your situation, it magically lifted me up. Thank you wil

The world needs a lot of your kind, always happy, positive, kind hearted fellow. I hope you survive and make a lot of little Wil Dasoviches (😁, I’m thankful I am writing because that would not sound good). Btw, you earned my subscription 😊. God bless you and your family. Keep up the good, happy, positive vlogs!

I believe that you'll get through this even if your future battles will be harsh.What matters most is that you keep does battles going until you conquer them. I wish the best for your family and your future throught your journey.❤️

The 5-year relative survival rate for people with stage I colon cancer is about 92%. For people with stage IIA colon cancer, the 5-year relative survival rate is about 87%. For stage IIB cancer, the survival rate is about 63%. The 5-year relative survival rate for stage IIIA colon cancers is about 89%. For stage IIIB cancers the survival rate is about 69%, and for stage IIIC cancers the survival rate is about 53%. Colon cancers that have spread to other parts of the body are often harder to treat and tend to have a poorer outlook. Metastatic, or stage IV colon cancers, have a 5-year relative survival rate of about 11%. Still, there are often many treatment options available for people with this stage of cancer. Kaya to Dasofam! :) WE'RE ALL IN THIS FIGHT! SABI NGA NI WIL DRAMA IS GOOD FOR THE VLOG, SO AFTER NG RECOVERY NI WIL SABAY SABAY NA LANG NATIN TAWANAN TONG DRAMA NATO! GOD BLESS TSONG! www.cancer.org/cancer/colon-rectal-cancer/detection-diagnosis-staging/survival-rates.html

if you survived this Wil...you and Alodia makes a good couple.. i tell you...She really traveled that far just to see you and maybe comfort you with this kind of times... Shes a Girlfriend material or even a Wife material..

Hi Wil. You're included in my prayers. Take care always and GOD bless you 🙌🏼

No words. I will have to get back to you on this at a later time. I feel for you. You know I have a hard time with this, perhaps that's why and how it is so easy to turn off our feelings until reality kicks us in the face. No one has enough time. Love you #brotineshake Be #positive. Always.

Yes to the fighting chance! Nag google din ako (ng journals and guidelines, what arya reading huy) and I'm positive about this gogogogo 💪💪

The feeling of seeing someone so extremely passionate in what they do is just inexpressible. I can't even fathom what you are going through right now. Cancer can take the strongest individual and make them weak, but it can also be defeated when faced with someone like you. I wholeheartedly believe that you have the strength and mentality to overcome this obstacle. Thank you for sharing your story with us. -New subscriber

Thanks for encouraging me to get more out of life. I had really "stopped living" till I saw your videos! Although I don't really even know you, you made me love you! I'm praying for you, and hoping God will cure you! You have blessed me so very much!

prayers along the way coming from the philippines. You can do it bro! your will to fight is what makes us here for you as always . we know that you're not going down that easy without a fight stay strong bro \m/

You'll live a long life just like your lola, Wil.

woah. I am so inspired by you. The positivity you bring upon yourself and others is so great to see. Praying for you, and waiting for your cancer free video 👏🏽💫

Keep positive Will! I have a relative who's gone through this. Had to have a colostomy & chemo. Didn't even noticeably lose too much weight. Now cancer free for 2years I think. Thanks for being open & sharing your experience for us to see the other side, coming from a nurses perspective. I can see you recovering with flying colors & looking fwd to seeing more of your adventures in life!

Dude, so touched by your recent movies! Be strong... and always, always, always stay positive (like you do).. the research shows that your mind actually heals your body! Its part of the healing process!

Freeze your swimmers, store them in a bank. You can still have mini-Wil's. The video was pretty heavy and I heard everyone's collective hearts break a little more but the path is now clear and you can move forward to the best treatment. Have a speedy gonzalez recovery.

"I'm stealing from a cancer patient." Haha, this is why Haley is so lovable :') The road ahead won't be easy Wil, but just know that ALL OF US will support you all the way through no matter what. 👍

Good job wil.. always think positive. Your family and friends and everywhere in the world who subscribe you from the beginning is always here for you.. #support forever go wil.. fighting!!!

Take care Wil! You are so strong and an inspiration. God Bless.

In Jesus name! gagaling ka at mawawala ang cancer mo Wil,I always include you in my prayers,,Wil keep the Faith be strong we love you...

Don't project yourself in the future, live in the present, do what you enjoy doing. Think positive and everything will turn out well 😊

Sending virtual love and kisses to the whole DASOVICH fambam! You're healed, Wil! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼☺️

First time commenting to your videos but watching yours and Haley's videos for a long time now. You're a true inspiration Wil and you'll get through this. Keep your head up brotha and hope to meet one day.

#PrayForWil #1MForWil

Hi, Wil. You're young. You can survive that. My bf had a stage 4 colon cancer and after diagnosis he was prepped for the procedure quickly. He went into weekly chemos and a lot of radiation sessions and finally, the surgery. Right now, he had his stoma popped out of his left stomach for the rest of hia life. Sad but it's saving his life and now he's cancer free and totally back on roll, basketball, swimming, working, biking. He's 35. I tell you, get that procedure done and you should be okay. You have our prayers, brother. God Bless! 😚

Thank you so much for sharing your journey. Praying for complete healing and strength for you and your family. God bless!

Wil you had the same cancer that my grandfather had before. you have to fight. Keep that positivity you had in you! Prayers up for you're treatment to go well :)

With Jesus 100% no doubt that you'll surpass this. Your positive energy and good vibration is what this world needs thats why I wont give up on praying for you. This fight can only make you stronger ❤

Wil if the doctors says they need to have you get an operation for a colostomy bag then go have one, chemotherapy then have the complete cycle. Before you get it all through have your sperm harvested and put it in a sperm bank just in case. Early detection and arrest of the cancer is mostly the key to survival. After surpassing all of it, remember the number 7-7-7-7 ( 7 seconds, 7 minutes, 7 hours, 7 days, 7 weeks, 7 months, 7 years) for your remission period. You can do it, you have a better chance because you're a young adult and you can have the best medical procedure that science can offer in the USA. One step at a time Wil 😊👍🏻

Your energy is inspiring! Praying for you and your family

Good for you!! Keep up the amazing smiles. What a group you have

I've been a silent viewer since early last year. But I just wanna let you know that you are inspiration to many people. We are all praying for your speedy recovery. Have faith, Wil. x from one of your avid viewers in Australia x

Heyy! tsong i've been here since GOLDEN 10-30K SUB days! since laboracay2016! and this is the first time that i will leave a comment in your vlog haha. and just for u to know i have (4 Gmail accounts / all my fam's Phone subscribed into channel just to hit that 10Msub! Haha) and I just want to thank u for great reasons, Im so so so into your vlogs (your vlogs is one of my escape to reality!) and you legitimately inspired me to live life to the fullest I just want you to know that and keep it up for gold!!!!!

Been watching your videos for a while now! Letting you know we're all here to support you every step of the way! We will win this! 💖💖💖

Stay strong Wil! I watched your videos all the time and they are all great!I I am a cancer survivor, so i know how you feel. You will be alright i know. Just continue what you doing, we love you!

Wil just believe and trust God. I am a Cancer patient too and I will have my PET scan next month. My case was a terminal case and yet I am still alive. #Iwillbeatcancer just belive. BTW I am from the Philippines

Wil, as a chemo nurse, I always informed my young male patients the option of banking their sperm before receiving any form of chemo. That's crucial especially when you said you want to have your own kids. Good luck.

:) You can do it. It's gonna be a tough ride. Bare with it Wil. For your family and friends and for the people you inspire and look up to you. Its worth the fight! God speed.

Found you a few days ago and I've been binging your videos ever since. You're amazing. You're the epitome of radass. You'll get through this. Sending you nothing but positivity and love