My cancer story

[SomeRandomHomosexual]

Ohio! Ah!

I live in Ohio too. I am so glad you got through it. :) I hope you don't have to ever deal with such a hardship. May you have a long and happy life.

[jesslyn12131415]

Congratulations. You are a very strong person. :)

[jesslyn12131415]

@purplehairponcho Don't feed him please. He's out looking for people to say things like that. What you say is true though.

[patmaher72]

This Antioxydant Xango juice from Asia has helped many of my friends and my family members with health problem. The American cancer society talks about it .Watch my video.

[iloveallecchianime]

dont eat Sodium Nitrites, Sodium Benzoate and alot of red meat.....what would you expect? Our government is trying to kill us all silently

[hueyot]

Lesson to be learned: GET HELP AS SOON AS YOUR JUDGEMENT SAYS, "something is wrong..."

Quick intervention is crucial for SO many types of illness/ailments/diseases/inju­ries.

[upyoursdocumentary]

Tom, I stumbled across your video this morning once again and want to let you know I have been thinking about you, hoping you are still cancer free and living well. I appreciate this video and hope to contintue to see more of you. Warm regards, Tim (Pouch of Poo Brother)

[shriniwasd]

Congratulations . For making it against The Cancer . Cancer colon has the best prognosis amongst the other organ cancers. Dealing with cancer is a team work . Moral should remain high. You might be aware about Bill Monroe Kentuky bluegrass music person. He fiddled his way against Cancer. Wish You comfort

Shriniwas Deshpande

[chefd907]

i hope you have a full recovery and a fast one.

[baybea]

oh I see. Thank you for responding :) I hope you are doing well these days without terrible discomfort. My aunt has such a routine going she never complains about her cleaning the pouch regimen. She is now 85.:)

peace & wellness

bea

[baybea]

Does everyone who has colorectal cancer have to have a poo pouch? My aunt has one and had cancer of her colon over 20 yrs ago so I was wondering.

[catnap40]

No, it depends on the location and size of your tumor. Mine was very near the end of the colon. I also had a lot of scar tissue in the area because of previous prostate cancer surgery. Sometimes it can be beat with chemo and radiation, but it surgery is necessary a colostomy is about a 1 in 8 occurance.

[upyoursdocumentary]

Thank you so much for posting this. Sharing your story means to much to so many as well as to me. Glad you survived it! We're "Pouch of Poo" brothers. All my best, Tim

[k1as4]

Thank you for your courage to post this video - it is important that people are aware of problems they might have and get some medical advice before it gets too late. It's good to know you made it through. God bless.