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Throat cancer symptom advice from a survivor, things doctors don't tell you once you start treatment 

Throat Cancer Advice from a Survivor
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Advice from a throat cancer patient for people who are about to go through radiation and chemo treatments. Things I wish my doctor had told me.
I've made a few other helpful videos...
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How to best numb your throat so you can finally swallow a few calories!: • Throat cancer advice f...
What to say and do to someone who has throat cancer: • Throat cancer advice f...
Radiation mask info: • Throat cancer advice f...
How to communicate with your nurses, doctor, and family when you can't talk: • Throat cancer advice f...
For free one-on-one online Q&A just join my Facebook group "Throat cancer advise from survivors". (Make sure to answer ALL 3 of the questions to join! We're very strict about this to keep the group legit with no spammers or "miracle" cure bullshit) Here's the link / 981336378564432

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@LeoRivera5168060037
@LeoRivera5168060037 7 лет назад
Who are the 10 assholes that would give this video a thumbs down. This gentleman is discussing perhaps the most difficult and personal of experiences of his life, for no other reason than to help others. Thank you, Mr. Barker for sharing your hard earned experiences with us. I do wish you a speedy recovery and I hope that you are feeling healthier now.
@honeyowen3163
@honeyowen3163 6 лет назад
there are always asshole pigs on the net, too bad some ended up here.
@applejellypucci
@applejellypucci 6 лет назад
I believe they Google search cancer videos and go to town accusing people of faking their illnesses and telling them they should die. I've seen it over and over again. Very sick.
@pixieaeschliman1641
@pixieaeschliman1641 6 лет назад
@leftovers THEY would be the (24) repugnant, sad soul suckers that deserve absolutely NO recognition of notice! Although SO tempting to give them the negative attention we want to give them, to THEM, it's better than NO attention. Making remarks is a catalyst
@denzilritchie2806
@denzilritchie2806 6 лет назад
I just wish I had to power to make all these jerks walk a mile in my shoes for only five minutes. I assure you they would be crying like babies and turn into different people in less than one minute. The other four minutes of suffering would simple make them think about their actions. Maybe then they would start showing a little respect for people like me that has had to live with cancer day in and day out for years. I can't even wake up these days without wonder how much more time I have left to either die or possibly something happening to ease the all suffering. But I suppose no one will ever really know how others feel until they suffer with cancer themselves. I wouldn't wish my cancer on my worst enemy.
@TeesReddRose
@TeesReddRose 6 лет назад
@@applejellypucci omg💔💔
@connor25
@connor25 8 лет назад
Really appreciate you making this video, I have a friend going through this and your tips are really good.
@lacsa727
@lacsa727 8 лет назад
Gosh Jason.Thank-You So Much for sharing and In lightning everyone of your ordeal with this Horrible Virus and how it changed your Life. I hope your body was able to fight it off. I see your Facebook Group is Closed know. I've shared your YT Video on My FB in Hopes that it will Spread your knowledge and caring for others. Thank-You Again hope You are doing well. ~HUGS~
@AishaRegina
@AishaRegina 8 лет назад
+jason barker please reply how to survive or cure to throat cancer or isnt yet cancer but after overcome its back to pain or suffer again
@borrowedtune
@borrowedtune 8 лет назад
jason barker
@CurvyNerd
@CurvyNerd 8 лет назад
Thank you for making this. My mom is undergoing treatment right now. Having a horrrrrible time with mucus. :( looking for any help/answers.
@CurvyNerd
@CurvyNerd 8 лет назад
+jason barker Tysm for your answer and encouragement. My mother has a PEG tube and cannot swallow anything right now because of the burns. I'm doing more research and going to try to have the doctors be more proactive in at least not brushing off her issues.
@slickdawg4634
@slickdawg4634 6 лет назад
Did you have symptoms for the HPV???
@jasonbarker2041
@jasonbarker2041 6 лет назад
No symptoms whatsoever of HPV. Not until I had developed cancer from it and the tumor grew and metastasized into a nearby lymph node did I notice something. This is usually the case unfortunately.
@slickdawg4634
@slickdawg4634 6 лет назад
Jason Barker that’s why no symptom no problem too bad that’s not the case. Thanks Bro.
@hirdy6
@hirdy6 8 лет назад
Jason, you are an amazing person, to go to so much trouble to help others is an incredible effort. All the very best to you.
@centinashipton8320
@centinashipton8320 5 лет назад
Can you tell me Jason what symptoms you had before you were diagnoced.
@mandystone3008
@mandystone3008 7 лет назад
Hi Jason. ..I had the exact cancer ..had the same systems and treatment ... I also had surgery to remove the tumour in my neck ..The mouth ulcers were heriffic ....It took me 2 years to fully recover from every thing...that was nearly 5 years ago...I couldn't believe when u said u had the same cancer...I had a bad reaction to plasters too...ur tips are brilliant ..They will help so many people. ..The only thing I can add is this treatment WORKS. ..I have a brilliant life I never even dreamed possible. ..I look normal ad feel good ..I can eat ad drink well...There were days I thought I would never walk again. ..but now I'm running around with my gorgeous new grandson and new dog ...The first thought I had when I got my diagnosis was ..I will never see my grandkids. .which I soon felt guilty about as I met younger cancer sufferers how only had very young children and were worried they may not see their children grow up ..I soon realised I was already lucky ..my daughter was 24 and my son celebrated his 21st birthday when I just finished my treatment. .I spent my 50th birthday in hospital very sick at the end of my treatment. .but Iv made up for it every Birthday since belive me...I am planning my gorgeous grandson Evan's 3rd birthday in a few weeks. ..I call him Evan from heaven.👼 ..I do feel terrible guilt when someone doesn't make it especially young people and children. ..I pray everyday for everyone going through horrible cancer..especially families who have lost loved one's. ...The only thing I can think to do is to live my life smell the roses for those who can't ...be happy with nothing. ..health is your wealth. .Jason I hope u continue to make a fantastic recovery. ..keep helping others ...I wish u a long and happy life full of goods supprises.. .😊👣❤💙💚🍀
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 6 лет назад
Thank you for the kind words Mandy.
@kevincastillo4734
@kevincastillo4734 5 лет назад
How are you Mandy I am in need of someone like you to talk too I'm going thru this at only 19
@captaingenius-o1c
@captaingenius-o1c 5 лет назад
@@kevincastillo4734 Kevin how long did they take to diagnose you? What tests were done, and did they first give you a bunch of antibiotics thinking it was just a bacterial infection? thanks..
@jimcrosby3944
@jimcrosby3944 4 года назад
Grandkids are a gift from God when you're going through cancer treatments. They make you smile all day long and forget, at least for a while.
@veraivakic
@veraivakic 2 года назад
@@kevincastillo4734 how are you Kevin?
@WB8BCO
@WB8BCO 8 лет назад
I'd like to add that eating at a buffet to find what you can eat. I wasted so much money ordering food I thought I could eat and found out I couldn't. A Buffet is the key to eat out.
@anantamangalagiri
@anantamangalagiri 4 года назад
Jason, You are such a kind hearted person. Having gone through the ordeal you are pre empting others from the avoidable pains. I salute you. Others have a lot to learn from this video. I definitely have. My best wishes to you for cent percent recovery. Thanks, once again.
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 3 года назад
Thank you Ananta
@Dazyredfox87
@Dazyredfox87 6 лет назад
Hope you are doing well & enjoying life to the fullest today... thank you for sharing
@NB-vo2nb
@NB-vo2nb 7 лет назад
I am just starting my journey, thank you and God Bless
@tristanh8754
@tristanh8754 5 лет назад
Are you doing ok now? (You're in my prayers)
@waynenix3871
@waynenix3871 2 года назад
Me too. Chemo and radiation start November 1, 2021
@NB-vo2nb
@NB-vo2nb 2 года назад
@@tristanh8754 I am Blessed and happy thats behind me, thank you for your kind words, sorry I missed them for this long
@daledurbin2354
@daledurbin2354 7 лет назад
2007 at age 61 I was diagnosed with throat cancer, stage 3 c . teeth pulled, surgery 5cm tumor, tonsils, adenoids removed, Chemo, Radiation followed. I lost 90 pounds but came through very very well, until October of 2016 when I got a sore throat that progressed to ear infections, I thought, Went to see my ENT, No Cancer but I now have Radiation Scaring that gets worse every day. I'm having a very hard time swallowing, living on malts and buttermilk and protein power, Head hurts like shin splints all the time, hurts when I breath, hurts when I talk. Docs so far haven't been able to help. Any Help out there? I planned living well into my 100s but not like this. Dr. D
@MommaBearsCorner
@MommaBearsCorner 5 лет назад
hate other warriors going through so much too. cancer sucks... hugs to you!
@chrissisco8374
@chrissisco8374 5 лет назад
So sorry to hear you are in so much pain. I see this was written 1 yr ago. Have you had any luck with your pain?
@kevincastillo4734
@kevincastillo4734 5 лет назад
How are you dale
@gingerhunny
@gingerhunny 5 лет назад
The doctors gave me "magic mouthwash". It's pink and really helps with the mouth sores. I did not have a problem with fillings. You can win this fight and look back and say, "that is when I had my cancer."
@nuns8126
@nuns8126 3 года назад
I was given that too. The pink Magic Mouth Wash.
@shannoncowling4851
@shannoncowling4851 2 года назад
great information and so kind of you to share the information with us... shaved my arms today, and beginning my journey this week... God Bless You...
@Mrcheekymonkeyisback
@Mrcheekymonkeyisback 8 лет назад
you are absolutely amazing dude
@rickshears1
@rickshears1 7 лет назад
I am glad you are feeling better. Stay strong as it does get better. I just finished the same thing though mine originated at back of tongue and they removed 16 lymph nodes. It did not bother my fillings but I did get a few sores in my mouth with one on my tongue that did effect eating. My ENT gave me a compound mouth wash (not magic wash) and it worked great. I would tell you the name but it is a compound so it has no name.. If you want, I can ask him more about it and share it with you. But why did they put the port in your arm? They put mine in my chest. Did you have a feeding tube to help with eating? I did and it helped a lot.I created a blog of my treatment that you can read here mycancerreport.blogspot.com/
@rickshears1
@rickshears1 7 лет назад
Thanks about the blog. I did it to help others going through same thing because the web just gives basic info so we go in blind. I just asked to join your FB group. Thanks for sharing it. I almost did not get the tube but it did help. I have been done for a month and still really do not have an appetite. I have to force myself to want to eat. But I feel fine otherwise. I know it will come back. But I do have a few questions. Since it has been 3 years, did your saliva ever return to normal or do you still deal with think mucus in your mouth. Again, thanks!
@mindimartian9821
@mindimartian9821 Год назад
For anyone showing up here because they have a loved one going through this cancer I'd like to give a few words of THANKS as someone who just finished treatment (35 radiations, 7 chemos) 2 months ago with the help of a devoted loved one. The daily support of a primary loved one is so important when we are going through this experience. It is like swimming through oil just to move from one place to another. The energy is sapped. The thrill of eating is gone. Normal hygiene takes so much more effort than ever before. The will to live is shaky due to pain, nausea, and fatigue. I am so grateful to have had a wonderful support person (my significant other) who didn't push me to do anything, but just kept me moving in the forward direction throughout the therapy phase. Thank you to all the loved one who are making the progress tolerable.
@lunamarie1162
@lunamarie1162 5 лет назад
Jason I thank you so very much for this video. The love of my life has to go through this and I am looking into all this to be more than support and help for him. God bless you and so very happy you made it through and I know he will too!!! Stay Blessed 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@fininhernandez8264
@fininhernandez8264 4 месяца назад
You are awesome! My prayers for you! Thank you for your tips. Extremely helpful! ❤
@Rick97266
@Rick97266 10 лет назад
Jason, you are a true hero. I love you dearly and am so happy that you are doing so much better! You look amazing, and I can't say how happy I am to see you still kicking!!!
@hailnohero
@hailnohero 8 лет назад
I'm sorry to hear about everyone being diagnosed with cancers and such. It's truly a horrible thing. I am having trouble swallowing, food gets stuck at the top when i swallow and i usually get it down with a sip of water. It's been a nightmare, i'm steadily losing weight as well. Today i had two small ice creams and a bag of doritos which took me 3 hours to get down piece by piece. I no longer get hungry and that's is complete opposite of the normal me. I always woke up hungry and ready to eat now i just don't feel it, my stomach doesn't even growl. Depression has set in, you don't know what depression is until you lose your ability to swallow and eat normally. It's beyond describing. I'm set to have an EGD done to see if there is anything blocking or a stricture etc. I have smoked cigs in the past so i'm hoping it's not a cancer diagnosis. If it is, i'll be taking Cannabis Oil from Colorado or Seattle. I would never admit myself to chemo or radiation as they are very bad and only good at destroying your healthy cells and immune system etc. I encourage ALL who are diagnosed with ANY cancer, to look up Rick Simpson Oil on youtube and watch videos from REAL people who have beat their cancer with this oil. It's illegal in most states, and there is a reason for it. Legal Cannabis Oil would literally crumble the profit powerhouse of cancer. Not trying to say its your only option, but it should be our first option if possible. Do research and decide. It's the first and last medicine i would ever use for a cancer of any kind. Thank you so much for sharing this, you are a kind soul and i will update on he results of the EGD. Here's to hoping i don't get diagnosed with a throat cancer!
@timszon
@timszon 5 лет назад
Could be H pylori too. Update us on your progress.
@mikedesena5065
@mikedesena5065 5 лет назад
thank you for sharing, Jason. I also had the same cancer on the back of my tongue. 35 radiations and 2 chemos. kicked my ass. I'm 5 months post treatment...and doing well. I can speak well, but there is still a considerable difference in my voice. I am back to public speaking, but cannot sing yet (I am a preacher/song leader for a living).
@jasonbarker2041
@jasonbarker2041 5 лет назад
Mike way to go making it through treatment! Keep your nutrition up and you'll continue to heal. My voice was weak for many months. My singing was always terrible so there was no difference there.
@Dranzerl
@Dranzerl 3 года назад
How’d you find out you had it?
@mikedesena5065
@mikedesena5065 3 года назад
I had felt a lump in my throat for a couple of years, I went to the doctor a bunch of times...finally I started having an ear ache. CAT scan and biopsy confirmed it. I'm over 2 years past treatment and doing well.
@Dranzerl
@Dranzerl 3 года назад
@@mikedesena5065 that’s good I’m glad you went thought treatment well!.. I’ve had a node on my neck for 7 years and I’ve gotten it biopsied and a couple of near by nodes as well to make sure of anything and it came out all benign.. but I’ve been recently worrying a lot about it again so I’m seeing doctors again
@CarolDenicker
@CarolDenicker 6 лет назад
Jason, thank you for these helpful, practical tips. God bless you. I hope you are doing very well now.
@talex42
@talex42 7 лет назад
My cancer was HPV related too, stage 3+ told me 50/50 and sure enough I'm in the other fifty! But it is now two years since the initial diagnosis. I've had 7 chemos and 35 radiations, went a year with no other cells found and then back again. This time in throat, chest nodes and a mass in a lung. I then had five months of two types of chemo involving a chest port. All went well but I did have recurring thrush and still get it. It's still in two spots but it is either stable or has shrunk so now on a chemo break for a few months. I can eat moist mushy foods but must avoid most hot spices. Also I cannot dissolve meats, most breads, pastas, rice or potatoes. I am missing the salivary enzymes unfortunately. So I use a liquid feed made by Nestle which is wonderful and I have a small pump so I can manage it alone just fine. Now two years later, except for limited eating I am doing well. There are some wonderful support groups on Facebook, one being Throat and Oral Cancer. My message is it's not over till it's over and I fully expect to lead an almost normal life for a few years more. BTW I am 75 so it's not such a big deal for me as it would be for someone younger. Good luck and please ask for help if you need it!
@bharat9786
@bharat9786 6 лет назад
R u still alive ?
@julysimalenga872
@julysimalenga872 6 лет назад
What kind of food used to treat cancer?
@Noslenirol
@Noslenirol 4 года назад
I can't thank you enough for this video. I'm so sorry you had to go through this terrible disease but am grateful for your advice. My brother was just diagnosed with neck and throat cancer, stage 4 and is ready to undergo surgery in a week. If even one of the pieces of advice you shared works, you've done more than you know. I know this was done a few years ago and hope you are cancer free and living a wonderful, full life.
@jasonbarker9725
@jasonbarker9725 4 года назад
Noslenirol have her find my Facebook group by the same name. Over 1,000 survivors and current patients all helping each other get through these terrible treatments. Thank you for the kind words, yes I’m doing very well.
@kimoconnell4064
@kimoconnell4064 4 года назад
19 year survivor of the same cancer type, head and neck. Had all the same issues including the destruction of my salivary glands. Had I known of the results years later I would have pulled all my teeth for dentures since the radiation killed all my teeth and it was a terrible process to have them done after radiation. Also affected my vocal chords and epiglottis that after 10 years I am on tube feeding (aspirate when swallowing) and have lost about 80% of my voice (radiation). But it's better to fight and be awnry then to let it win. Exercise your vocal chords and practice swallowing constantly and you will keep it working longer. God Bless and Good Luck
@jasonbarker9725
@jasonbarker9725 4 года назад
Kim sorry about your teeth issues. I guess I was lucky in that 5 years out my teeth are still perfectly healthy. But maybe because my salivary glands weren't totally destroyed by the radiation? I had horrible dry mouth for several months, but eventually they mostly started working again. I know technology on the targeting of radiation has come a long ways year by year.
@nabinghoshmaths6834
@nabinghoshmaths6834 4 года назад
@@kimoconnell4064 How can i contact you sir... Would you please give me your email id or something please
@bryanfergusonsingersongwri4505
@bryanfergusonsingersongwri4505 4 года назад
Thank you Jason, I finished this treatment Aug5, 2020, life changing, lost 20 pounds, many people do ask, so many I know are getting this it is unreal
@Dranzerl
@Dranzerl 3 года назад
What were your symptoms
@pokeandbeans
@pokeandbeans 7 лет назад
Just finished my radiation and chemo for the exact same diagnosis wish I had seen his first hope life is treating better
@dalewyatt9405
@dalewyatt9405 5 месяцев назад
I’m finished with treatment for tonsil cancer. A major mouth cleanser for me was hot salt water with baking soda. Never had any mouth issues. I have a mouth full of metal. I am so thankful for my change of diet and precautions. My dr told me he has never had anyone take it so well. I wasn’t normal by any means but I am on the right side of the road now. Waiting for my pet scan now. God bless anyone with any cancer
@loriarcher9630
@loriarcher9630 Месяц назад
God bless you!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@juliest-louis7626
@juliest-louis7626 6 лет назад
Very informative. Glad you made it ok. Personnally, I "swish, gargel and swallowed" club soda. It helped with the ph in my mouth and reduced the mouth sores. I could have done it with a mixture of water and baking soda but the club soda was less yucky. A nurse from the cancer center had recommanded it. I used a child tooth brush (Power ranger! chosen by my son!). I also had fluoride trays and did a fluoride application daily. I will require to do this fluoride application for the rest of my life to prevent tooth decay. I also brushed (and still do, 29 months past the end of treatment) withint 30 minutes of eating/drinking anything other than water or club soda.
@MommaBearsCorner
@MommaBearsCorner 5 лет назад
i'll have to check into that. thanks!
@user-sn7ee4fk3g
@user-sn7ee4fk3g 6 лет назад
Thank's so much for all your efforts and ideas and making this video. This helps people looking for answers. You'll never know how much you've helped others. I wish all the luck to you.
@applejellypucci
@applejellypucci 6 лет назад
My dad had this cancer, it started with a cough that lasted 2 weeks but wouldn't go away. He is still here after radiation treatments and early intervention. Thanks Jason!
@tiawannarichmonde250
@tiawannarichmonde250 4 года назад
That's wonderfu. I wish you both all the best!
@agenda2175
@agenda2175 Год назад
How many radiation treatments did he have someone I know just got stage one and we are scared of putting them through it.
@JimCuppy
@JimCuppy Год назад
Just wanted to stop by and thank you for posting these videos. I’m about to start neck cancer radiation/chemo therapy. Because of your video, I became aware of the potential interaction with dental crowns. I raised the issue with my Radiation Physician who agree that it would be beneficial to remove a metal crown that is in the area to be irradiated. Just swapped the metal crown for a non-metalic crown yesterday. Thanks again for your efforts to help others! All the best to you and yours!
@rickdmon1dancing769
@rickdmon1dancing769 7 лет назад
Hey, Jason. You are an amazing man!! Thanks for all the great info. You hang-in-there guy. All the best.
@dddd3161
@dddd3161 Год назад
Reading all the comments you can see how much your video has helped people I am early 40s and I have one tonsil that is slightly larger than the other and I've noticed a swollen gland on the same side that feels like it has a hard BB/small pea stuck to it I have a appointment with the doctor in about 5 days and I am going to request a appt with a ENT regardless of what he thinks it might be. your video helped calm my nerves and I appreciate it and you sir thank you.
@loriarcher9630
@loriarcher9630 Месяц назад
God bless you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@denzilritchie2806
@denzilritchie2806 6 лет назад
Thank you for sharing sir, I have the exact same cancer and I'm getting ready for the same treatment in the same area. I have one more doctors appointment before all my treatments start. I'm a older sixty four year old guy that had all my teeth fillings taken care of years ago. Like you smoking wasn't my issue either, who would have ever guessed throat cancer would be an issue? Everything you've said is all new to me. Thank you again, it really means allot to people like me.
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 6 лет назад
Denzil honestly it's a tough treatment regimen, but myself and thousands of others are proof that the pain is worth the cure. I am 4 years past treatments now and doing awesome with a normal life. I suggest you share this video link with anyone who will be near you during your treatments and recovery so they also have an idea of what you're going through. Join my free Facebook page also called "Throat Cancer Advice from Survivors"
@denzilritchie2806
@denzilritchie2806 6 лет назад
Thanks for your reply sir, but if it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't have any. I had my first Chemo treatment on Aug 7th., I then had a major heart attack that night at 1:00am in the morning on Aug 8th. The only good news is that I'm still alive. I now can't find a doctor that will install the G-tube due to my heart issues. Since then I have passed out and dropped in the floor without warning and hit my head and really tore up my shoulder joint. I swear I now have bruises and horrible pain in places I didn't know I had prior to hitting the floor. Today I can hardly move or do anything due to being so sore. I just want to get on with my cancer treatment and get it over with, but at this point I don't know when or if it's going to get started. I'm also now on blood thinners because of the stints they had to install in heart veins. My cardiologist refuses to take me off the blood thinners and that also means I can't find anyone to install the G-tube for that reason. I swear it seems I'm now left with the choice of either dying with the cancer or the heart issue? Not really, I was told if I stopped the blood thinners I would likely even be at a higher risk to be put under for the surgery. Many are saying the G-tube isn't that big of a deal and probably could be install with a lesser drug than is normally used, but I personally don't know, I just know I'm now stuck at this point without my cancer treatments? I suppose life just sucks at times?
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 6 лет назад
@@denzilritchie2806 life can suck, but we only find our true character and courage by being tested beyond what we currently think we can endure. You're being tested to the extreme!
@austi625
@austi625 3 года назад
I have been through the same thing. I had a port and a feeding tube mine came on me at 56 the things I wished they would have told me that the radiation would kill my thyroid, taste buds,loss of smell ,it got my pituitary gland and my thalassemia. Good luck I'm 6yrs cancer free I went through it by myself could of used some help but my blood family turned their backs on me and one sister is a nurse practitioner and the other sister an RN but they were to busy getting pedicures and abusing their patients!!
@cynthiarice5147
@cynthiarice5147 6 лет назад
Im a smoker. Thanks so much for the explanation/ understanding of it. I'll keep you in my prayers. God is good!
@sandyweaver6686
@sandyweaver6686 5 лет назад
Thank you for your honest story. I wish you the best Jason.
@8183572448
@8183572448 3 года назад
Thank you for sharing. And my hopes are that you stay cancer free for the rest of your life.
@kimmaillie2227
@kimmaillie2227 5 лет назад
my sister was only recently diagnosed with stage 4. one cisplatin a week ago. radiation mon-fri. i do whatever i can, but now it seems there is very little i can do. it was comforting to find your video, just to know there are others who understand. i hope you are well.
@swtp1966
@swtp1966 4 года назад
Thank u so very much, my hubby was diagnosed with HPV throat cancer in August 2019 and passed away in slightly less than a year. Fought it like a valient soldier. Hardly ever complained and only cried a couple times. We were together for 15 years. Now its another year and I guess its my turn. it seems so surreal. My ENT doc still hasn't got back to me with my ct scan results and this is
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 4 года назад
I'm sorry about your husband. Join my Facebook group called "throat cancer advice from survivors". Tons of support in there.
@loriarcher9630
@loriarcher9630 Месяц назад
I am so sorry for your loss. My hubby is fighting 3 head and neck cancers. Praying for you! 🙏🙏🙏
@gnyx1566
@gnyx1566 3 года назад
Great video. Cool, calm and precise delivery of info. Very reassuring tone as well, this is going to help a lot of people, this is what the internet is for. I found this after my event and I just had radio, so I was very lucky, and I had good people in the NHS sort me out. Appreciate it anyway.
@insomniaqueen7763
@insomniaqueen7763 7 лет назад
Thank you for this I'm so sorry you had to go threw hell! Stay strong love :)
@barbre105
@barbre105 9 лет назад
My throat does not seem to want to heal. I am 7 weeks out from last radiation treatment. My throat is still painfully sore. I am using a feeding tube for food and not eating food. I am using the various mouth washes provided and they provide some temporary relief. I am taking anacids per a recommendation that reflux may be irritating the throat. Anyone got some idea how I can calm down this pain in the (neck lol) throat. I pray you guys have not suffered with pain as much as I, but I suspect you are suffering as well. I feel 1000 times better than before and I still feel quite poorly, no energy and pain. Thanks for the post jason.
@BryanDenham
@BryanDenham 7 лет назад
thank you for the tips i have a friend that just found out she has stage 3 in her neck . i will tell her your tips right away
@mpaz48mo
@mpaz48mo 6 лет назад
Wonderful advice from a very caring man, thank you! I will be starting my treatments in a week and I'm sure these will help me and make life a little easier. Bless you.
@jasonbarker2041
@jasonbarker2041 6 лет назад
Thank you Michael. Consider subscribing to my channel to see new helpful videos when I have a chance to make them. Also, ask to join my Facebook group called "Throat Cancer Advice from Survivors" for awesome real-time help from over a thousand survivors who've been through exactly what you're about to go through.
@mpaz48mo
@mpaz48mo 6 лет назад
Jason Barker Hi again Jason, I will do that tonight. Thanks
@SuSpeaks15
@SuSpeaks15 4 года назад
Very practical and huge help to patients. Thnk you so much for sharing these learning which nurses or doctors never thought important and useful to patients. Its really vest to hear it fr someone who really went through it. God bless you.
@jjaytroche123
@jjaytroche123 4 года назад
I've had thyroid discomfort for the past few weeks now, along with some sort of 'click' feeling on the atoms apple when swallowing. Has anyone experienced this?
@nuns8126
@nuns8126 3 года назад
After my chemo & radiation for my tongue cancer I had ultrasounds & 3 biopsies on my thyroid. They found 5 non malignant tumors. One test on my biopsies cost $6,000.
@mariejames7855
@mariejames7855 6 лет назад
I wonna know how you are doing right now if better please let us know
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 6 лет назад
Marie James thank you for asking. It's been over 4 years since I started my treatments and I am doing very well! I'm encouraging people to subscribe to this channel because it helps get the word out about throat cancer and how to deal with that myriad side effects. I make more videos every few weeks when I get the time. Take care!
@Mumified1
@Mumified1 6 лет назад
very happy to hear youre doing well!
@julianasimalenga2065
@julianasimalenga2065 5 лет назад
@@jasonb1971 please help me too
@jasonbarker2041
@jasonbarker2041 5 лет назад
@@julianasimalenga2065 how can I help you?
@nabinghoshmaths6834
@nabinghoshmaths6834 4 года назад
@@jasonbarker2041 hii jason... I hope you are well now... Jason can you tell me whether you had some warts in your tongue or any tonsil in your mouth or not?
@giggino342
@giggino342 2 года назад
Jason you are so beautiful inside and out. God bless you 💜🥰💜
@kamalmangaroo9317
@kamalmangaroo9317 3 года назад
Hey man....Blessings to u.....🙏🙏🙏
@MilyMoon27
@MilyMoon27 3 года назад
God bless you💙
@nirmal677
@nirmal677 3 года назад
Thank you so much for taking time to do this video. The points that u mentioned will definitely help people. I ll shared this with my contacts. I see that this video was uploaded 6 yrs ago & the latest videos are of 2 yrs back. Plz tell us that u are all fine now & fully recovered. Again thank u & may God bless you. 👍
@jasonbarker9725
@jasonbarker9725 3 года назад
Yes I am doing very well. I'm so busy I haven't made any new videos to help cancer patients.
@nirmal677
@nirmal677 3 года назад
Wow 😀 Great to hear that ur doing good nw. It's fine if ur busy & im not asking for regular videos like other RU-vidrs do. Becoz content is what matters & in future if u think some info will help people, plz do as it would be a great thing for someone somewhere. God bless you and your family & may this year bring you lots of joy & smiles. 👍
@garybrown9970
@garybrown9970 2 года назад
Thank you.
@jamestaylor8577
@jamestaylor8577 5 лет назад
thanks for sharing your story! Do you know what type of HPV virus you had? Like HPV 16 or HPV 18?
@melissao6936
@melissao6936 5 лет назад
It takes a pretty incredible person to want to help others, while going through your own battle. God bless you. I hope you are doing amazing and are cancer free.
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 5 лет назад
Yes I am cancer free, thank you. I only wish I'd shot more videos during my treatments, that would've helped even more people. But 5 years ago RU-vid wasn't as powerful as it is now so I just didn't think about it, plus it's pretty hard to film yourself when you're in that condition. Thank you for the compliment!
@luggagedesigners7074
@luggagedesigners7074 8 лет назад
Had the same cancer as you. Some things I discovered that wasn't told but helped was instead of a pick line I had a surgical port put under my skin in my chest. Worked great and non obtrusive. Didn't have filings issues although I have a lot of metal from younger days, although I brushed at least 5 times a day and also used a hydrating mouth wash at least 3 times. Teeth and gums came through perfect. I elected not to have feeding tube and was best decision. Was tough last two weeks after third chemo but made recovery a lot quicker. Wish they stressed more about loosing all my taste for at least 6 months but it is now back. Also wish they said to do stretching exercises with neck and mouth mussels because of the radiation. Also get a second opinion! First DR. wanted to do neck dissection and partial tongue removal. Someone always graduates last in their class. Hope you keep on keepin on. Pat Fitzsimmons
@jaytribeco6404
@jaytribeco6404 5 лет назад
Thank you for this content. It was very helpful for my loved one. God bless you through this journey. Much power to you!
@fisicook2
@fisicook2 5 лет назад
Thank you Jason. You are a great help to all those going through this cancer. You're the best person to describe & give options of how to deal with certain situations. Thank you so much.💕💖💕💖💕💖💕
@chynanhua5562
@chynanhua5562 6 лет назад
Thank you for sharing these tips. I hope you are doing well. Love, Peace be with you.💗✨🙏
@karenlm9062
@karenlm9062 8 лет назад
Hi Jason - I hope this comment finds you well and healed. Thank you for caring enough for others to share your experience. You also have a great attitude. Realistic, yet hopeful. You explain the negative aspects without being negative. You offer solutions. This is the type of information others need; information that doctors can't or don't always share. It would be great if upon a cancer diagnosis that a person would be assigned a survivor mentor (like those who have an AA sponsor). Someone to ask questions that doctors are unable to answer and someone to reach out to when a person needs emotional support that family can't seem to give. I have a great friend who worked in oncology research who felt exasperated with his patient load while interning because there was only so much that he could do for his patients. He would be on call for about 15 patients. The calls ranged from true emergencies to emotional needs seeking someone to listen. He couldn't do that; especially at 3am. At first I thought my wonderful friend had become jaded, but soon realized there was a great emotional need by cancer patients that was every bit as important as the physical; something doctors couldn't provide around the clock since their main concentration is the physical treatment. And waiting for a group meeting or waking a spouse or friend at 2am to talk doesn't fit. So it would be great if a person volunteered to offer this type of support to a person they truly understood. The mental-emotional aspect of cancer treatment is every bit as important. So thank you and bless you.
@jasonbarker2041
@jasonbarker2041 8 лет назад
+Karen Lm Thank you for the input Karen. I started a Facebook page specifically for the needs you addressed. It's linked in the info above.
@monicawilson896
@monicawilson896 2 года назад
Wow. This is a very helpful video. Thank you!
@pnw_mainecoons6633
@pnw_mainecoons6633 5 дней назад
Thank you for sharing Sending you prayers love and healing vibes 💕
@lindatonkin3802
@lindatonkin3802 6 лет назад
Blessings to you. Hope you are doing well. Praying for you for your health.
@lauraann8005
@lauraann8005 3 года назад
I just recently diagnosed with spindle cell of the lyrnex. After watching all of these videos I realize that life sux and is not even worth putting myself thru this stuff. I'll go in for a laser treatment and if it doesn't work then I'll be saying goodbye to this lousy world
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 3 года назад
I understand Laura. But I made this video 6 years ago, and now I'm as healthy as I've ever been and enjoying life wonderfully. Please know that it's always darkest in the beginning because there are so many unknowns, and there are so many negatives that it's hard to see anything positive about going through any kind of cancer treatment. So I encourage you to not make any permanent decisions just yet. Follow the path towards treatments and see where it gets you. Find mutual support from others who've gone through the same thing, they are a tremendous resource. Join my Facebook group called "Throat cancer advise from survivors", literally thousands of survivors willing to help you in there. Just make sure to answer ALL the questions when joining, I am very strict about keeping out spammers and scam-artists who prey on selling "miracle cancer cures".
@subramanianparasakthi4595
@subramanianparasakthi4595 3 года назад
@@jasonb1971 i had hypopharangeal cancer last year and they diagonised it very late(stage3) because of the position of the tumour. i did concurrent chemo and radiation. Have a frrding tube still. dr said my tumour destroyed and i am in the remission. Every 2 months need to review. until 8 months struggled with swallowing , dry mouth etc. After that feeling better. Unfortunately 14months later after the 1 diagnosis my cancer has come back again. but this time in the left throat lymphnode.(same squmous cell carcinoma). Now undergoing surgery. Not sure about the next treatments.
@jasonbarker2041
@jasonbarker2041 3 года назад
@@subramanianparasakthi4595 sorry about that. Sounds like you're in for another battle, stay strong!
@mikesvacation
@mikesvacation 4 года назад
Thank you. I'm about to start chemo and radiotherapy.
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 4 года назад
Join my Facebook group called "throat cancer advice from survivors". Tons of support in there.
@jambisket9412
@jambisket9412 4 года назад
You don't know how much I needed this video and the others and blog. My husband and I just found out he has throat cancer. So overwhelmed, but staying faithful. You helped me get out of bed today
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 4 года назад
Join my Facebook group called "throat cancer advice from survivors". Tons of support in there.
@debragoodschubert8226
@debragoodschubert8226 29 дней назад
Hi Jason! I’ve just been diagnosed with this. My doctor said it’s treatable though. I’m having a PET scan next week. My cancer is the epiglottis. He told me radiation only. I’m so glad you made this and shared it. I’m scared right now about what to expect.
@Hew.Jarsol
@Hew.Jarsol Месяц назад
Hi. Nice video thanks. Ive had a persistent cough for 1-2 weeks now (not constant) and i keep coughing up phlegm. No Hoarseness at all. The Phlegm is clear and sometimes sticky, but was yellow/brown before. I still have the cough but not as much and it feels like i sometimes have to clear the throat (sign 1). I now have a small lump feeling in throat which isnt yet painful. Just annoying. I can eat/swallow. The side Throat glands dont feel swollen. Signs 1, 6 and 7 are mine. I have no temperature at all either wtf!?
@thresajames1748
@thresajames1748 8 лет назад
Thank you Jason Barker. My brother was just diagnosed with throat cancer. We go to UAB in Birmingham Alabama on Monday January 25th. They will do a biopsy and give us that most dreaded news. I wrote down everything you said about what the doctors don't tell you. My brother is typically a private person. But I have done a lot of research on throat cancer and the things he could be facing. I appreciate you and your personal knowledge on your treatment and the fact you care enough to share. God Bless you.
@beverlyfrancis8433
@beverlyfrancis8433 6 лет назад
Thank you for this video. I wish we could prevent these things.
@lachimoleah
@lachimoleah 5 лет назад
beverly francis There is an HPV vaccine, so we can. :)
@crenaud641
@crenaud641 3 года назад
thank you for sharing your experience
@beverlyelliott1100
@beverlyelliott1100 4 года назад
I wrapped my husbands arm with Saran Wrap too. Magic Mouthwash helped his mouth sores.
@ouah8ter667
@ouah8ter667 3 года назад
Thank you for sharing.. I wish you all the best brother
@jayasrinivasan8548
@jayasrinivasan8548 3 года назад
Thanks! This was very helpful ... God bless!
@Calamiti999Fine
@Calamiti999Fine 6 лет назад
Thank you for this video...my brother is starting this journey also. Hope you are now better & enjoying life. Thanks again.
@SuSpeaks15
@SuSpeaks15 4 года назад
The last tip is brilliant. Really its hard to tell the story and history over again. And also, friends who need to know your status particularly on the cancer will just go there and read. At least u dont get things mixed up. And the exchanges only deal about 1 subject. U get direct answers n queries too.
@levelsabove7631
@levelsabove7631 7 лет назад
Hey Jason, keep fighting buddy. I have a question. How do you tell the difference between a lump and a nodule. If you like grip the neck, there are certain build ups that seem like lumps but none are like visible that show. Also, does it show in blood? Like how exactly did you figure out you had cancer? ultra sound/blood work? I've had a ton of discomfort in my throat/esophagus for quite some time and even in my mouth/tongue and I've done blood work and blood always comes back good. So I was just wondering how is it that you get the diagnosis?
@timszon
@timszon 5 лет назад
Good question. I am in the same boat as you. Any luck?
@nuns8126
@nuns8126 3 года назад
If you are not sure don't wait. Go see a ENT doctor. Ask for imaging like ultasound, CT scan, xray, MRI. Get it checked out to find it or rule it out.
@veraivakic
@veraivakic 2 года назад
how are you today?
@harveysbricksandcollectibl8736
Thanks I about ready to go through chemo and Radiation in a couple weeks, Its weird my lymph nodes were removed Monday . I be watching this alot
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 6 лет назад
Sorry for what you are about to go through, but you can certainly beat this cancer! Watch and share my other videos with anyone who will be helping you during your treatments. Also, ask any questions you may have as you proceed through your regimen and during recovery. It's a long road but it's not insurmountable. Fight!
@harveysbricksandcollectibl8736
Throat Cancer Advice from a Survivor thanks my pt test came back now it’s in my liver ya now I need a biopsy on my live thanks I will beat this
@nedtownsend8491
@nedtownsend8491 5 лет назад
hey jason! good job bud. had same thing. sage iv with 7cm on neck. had 35 radiation, 8 rounds chemo. not sure why one needs a pick line? just iv’d me each round. seems like less hassle. any how we both made it! 2 years out myself. peace and health.
@jasonbarker9725
@jasonbarker9725 5 лет назад
Way to go Ned! Good job surviving this nightmare. The PICC is how they administered my chemo, but more importantly it’s how I got daily hydration once I couldn’t swallow well enough to get enough water daily. This lasted for months after my treatment so the PICC was a very valuable addition, despite its inconveniences.
@ilfrigothefridge
@ilfrigothefridge 8 лет назад
It's a mercury intoxicastion all the way, read and inform yourself.
@joedawson5353
@joedawson5353 5 лет назад
Hi Jason, yes, you are a trooper. All my best to a full recovery for you. Aside from what you covered in this video can you compare the sound of your voice, both before and after radiation/chemo. Did the treatments adversely affect it?
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 5 лет назад
Two different things effected my voice, or at least my perception of it. First, cisplatin caused some pretty severe tinnitus so I started hearing myself lisp... "S" sounded like "th". But when I asked others they said I was talking normally, no lisp. It was just my perception of a lisp that I was hearing i my own voice. This has diminished quite a bit over the last 3 years but every now and then when my tinnitus is really bad I hear myself lisping again. As far as my real voice, during radiation my voice got softer and softer due to the sore throat and lack of energy. Buy about week 5 I pretty much quit talking altogether because it wasn't worth the effort. Myself, my wife and son all know sign language so we just used that to communicate during that time. After rad treatments as I healed slowly, my voice came back and is now pretty much normal. Maybe a little weaker but I only notice when I try to sing (never a pleasant sound for anyone to hear, even before treatments!).
@nuns8126
@nuns8126 3 года назад
My voice permanently changed. I am breathless alot too. Too much phlegm in my throat. Coughing & choking all the time. Trouble eating & swallowing. Have to cut all my meat into small slivers in order to swallow it. Take small bites. Have to eat with sauce on everything to swallow it. Have to drink 8 glasses of water every day. I get tired a lot trying to talk so I avoid social settings & having to talk alot. Its lonely. I cannot sing any more either.
@dumont2121
@dumont2121 6 лет назад
Jason thank you very much... I start my treatment for throat cancer in 1 week. Definitely going to ask my dentist about switching my filling. I'm doing a video journal of my treatment for the same reason as you... help out others going through this. Thank you once again.
@singingmyblue8000
@singingmyblue8000 6 лет назад
dumont2121 Good luck! Hope you'll be doing fine. Stay strong and brave, there are so many beautiful things in this life awaiting for you to try and live them. It's not going to be the most joyful expierence ever, and sometimes you might feel like giving up, but just don't! This will make you appreciate life and everything about it. Be graceful upon yourself. ❤
@timszon
@timszon 5 лет назад
Any progress?
@a_good_tree
@a_good_tree 7 лет назад
thanks Jason. I'm not a patient but someone I know is. you are a wonderful person for having shared this. I wish you complete and early health.
@jimnutsch9885
@jimnutsch9885 5 лет назад
Been there done that, your video is very good, appreciate you taking time to share this info.
@McCarthy59711
@McCarthy59711 9 лет назад
Jason, thank you for sharing your experience. A friend has recently been diagnosed with stage 4 throat cancer and is starting the journey. I just sent the link for your video to her and will pass along the facebook page info.
@vincentmaldon7707
@vincentmaldon7707 4 года назад
Thank you so much for taking time to do this video. Wish you a full recovery. Blessings.
@guns-usa8564
@guns-usa8564 4 года назад
Keep us up to date may god bless you my friend stay strong 💪 👍🇺🇸
@sayeedathabiyas.a6402
@sayeedathabiyas.a6402 6 лет назад
throat cancer is spreading or not. how long they live without treatment. the age of 70 above they can control our pains because they don't have strength . how to find throat cancer . what to do now the symptoms of the patient they can eat food and drinks but they come in to the mouth and white phelgm like mucus they have a pain while eating any food or drinks
@sayeedathabiyas.a6402
@sayeedathabiyas.a6402 6 лет назад
waiting for your good suggestion
@sophienyagah6492
@sophienyagah6492 6 лет назад
Hey Jason, thanks for those enlightening tips, sorry to ask but is the patch on your right hand a feeding tube. My dad has just been diagnosed with Laryngeal cancer stage 1 and we are still debating on a feeding tube for him. He has already started his chemo and radiation. Can the feeding tube be inserted anywhere else apart from the stomach.? Thanks and God bless as you continue with your healing.
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 6 лет назад
Sophie Washy no, that is a PICC line used to insert chemo and hydrating liquids and meds. A feeding tube is inserted just above the stomach and is a much larger tube. I did not have a feeding tube and lost 60 pounds in 60 days due to my inability to eat. I was about 60 pounds overweight to begin with so it seemed like a miracle diet at the time, but I quickly realized it also severely hindered my body's ability to get the needed nutrients to heal my throat from the radiation. The downside of a feeding tube is that most people will rely on it solely for food and will stop trying to eat normally due to the severe pain of swallowing. Well that swallowing, even though it's excruciatingly painful is very helpful for your throat's recovery and not building up scar tissue. So in the end it took longer for me to recover, but now I am in far better shape than most others that had chose a feeding tube. It's a tough decision whether to get one or not. If I had it to do over again I probably would get one, but I would also force myself to endure the pain of trying to swallow food at least once a day.
@maryseman9169
@maryseman9169 4 года назад
What a lovely man. Thank you . It's the little things people don't share.
@SuperShotgun7
@SuperShotgun7 7 лет назад
Thank you sir for your story it's help me understand more of what I have to go through Be Blessed
@annettepurtle3757
@annettepurtle3757 9 месяцев назад
Hi Jason came across this video, I was wondering how your doing now? Did it ever come back? 😊
@sherranthomas5391
@sherranthomas5391 5 лет назад
Hi Jason, I have a friend that went through this and your information was a life saver. How's in going in 2018?
@jasonb1971
@jasonb1971 5 лет назад
I'm almost five years soon, and I'm doing very well. Living a great life with few lasting side effects.
@conrad152
@conrad152 3 года назад
Great advice, THANK YOU Jason !!!
@lorichambo7256
@lorichambo7256 10 месяцев назад
thank you for sharing this. My father had throat cancer, and it is one of my biggest fears. How are you now? I see it ha been nine years
@loumorales72
@loumorales72 6 лет назад
Thank you for sharing the video, God bless you, best of luck
@corinnegeras5975
@corinnegeras5975 6 лет назад
Very good info, Jason. Thank you so much. Hope you are well & happy now.
@veronicaapolinar1059
@veronicaapolinar1059 3 года назад
Thank You Sir
@johnbarsanti1892
@johnbarsanti1892 7 лет назад
i can't thank you enough.... kind regards, john
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