You Will Be Dead in 5 Years. What do you do? With a Stage 4 Cancer Diagnosis, this is real. 

My step daughter is stage 4 colon cancer. She’s 3 years in. She has been in a the hospital for a month. Her cancer has spread to her entire body. Her liver is full of tumors. She became sepsis. We are picking her up possibly tomorrow to probably slowly pass. She still has an infection. She can’t get any more chemo until the infection is gone. But they gave her antibiotics for a month and it didn’t go away. She also has continuous fluid in her belly. She had a breathing tube for 2 of the 4 weeks. Yes, she is going home. But I’m pretty sure we will be rushing her back to the hospital. She can’t keep food down. She’s in terrible pain. Has to get fluid removed twice a week, which is where she got the infection. Thanks for Letting me vent. We are very stressed and heart broken.

Thank you for this video. You video came up randomly in my recommended videos. My only sibling, my younger sister was diagnosed with stage 2 cancer and it progressed to stage 4 in less than 10 months. She did all available treatments, harsh chemo, and fought for 13 months. We had many talks during that 13 months about a lot of things you mention in this video. I think she thought she would have more time and didn’t expect to decline as fast as she did towards the end. It was a matter of weeks and then she was unconscious. The whole family went through so much and honestly her death changed me forever. She passed away 6 years ago and it seems like it was a few months ago. Life is so fragile and it really puts things in perspective. We must cherish every moment with our loved ones. Life is so short.

May God always keep protecting you and your family The same happen to my brother . Is doing also immune therapy and is doing extreme well Sending love and 🙏 Keep Strong !

Lost my mom three days ago to glioblastoma. They told her that she could have 1-2 years. I feel they gave her false hope. She was 70 with COPD, history of pulmonary embolisms, CHF… like how could you even lie to her. ): she didn’t have time to say bye to the grandkids.. nothing. I might add this was at Emory on top of that. Thanks for the video.

This is awesome! You’re a fantastic brother with a great perspective 😊 Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for sharing your story. When someone you love is diagnosed with cancer it puts everything into perspective. Love is everything. Loving yourself & changing your diet & exercising is a good change too. I love running & I love breakfast of overnight oats it keeps me healthy, fit & slim.

Thanks for sharing this--much needed perspective. Keep fighting Meg and family!

Do what u love and love what you do🙏❤️🙏 Hugs from Europe😘

Positively and getting on with life goes a long way. Have you seen the recent studies on starving cancer with intermittent fasting?

Great video. A diagnosis like this certainly puts things in perspective for the person diagnosed and their loved ones. I'm glad it had a positive impact on your way of life despite still being incredibly hard to cope with and wrap your mind around. Praying for your sister and you and your family. I saw a comment you responded to about a month ago saying you were planning a hike with your sister, how is she doing today? I hope she is well and still fighting!❤ Beating the odds is so awesome because new treatments are constantly coming out and the longer you keep fighting the longer you're around for new and better treatments. I would so love to see the day that cancer is cured and a thing of the past. We can only hope and pray for the day!❤️🙏

I've just been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. I may have about a year left. Guess I feel stunned and afraid.

I would be sure I have eternal life through Jesus Christ.

This is about your sister, the title of this video leads people to believe it’s you who has cancer ♋️

In 1957 there were 4 cancers, now there are more that 200.. Cancers come from environmental exposures (usually over many years).. We don't "catch" cancer, we are given cancer, and I should know, I have 2 already and could have a 3rd depending in the results of my 2nd CT Scan in 30 days.. 196 cancers developed in 66 years, let that sink in..

Oh boy!

I was recently diagnosed with cancer. The way I look at it is that it is just a number/statistic. It just means that 5 out of 100 people with the same cancer make it to 5 years (don't forget that these are people of all ages, social status, health status, economic status). Those 5 people have a 100% chance of making it 5 years and you could be one of them!

Hurry up

Are you the one with cancer?

Id simply ask for MAID> I have access in canada through right to die. I wouldnt seek any care.

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