From Strange Hiccups to Cancer Diagnosis! - Gigi | Endometrial Cancer | The Patient Story
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Published 2024-07-22
In this cancer vlog, Gigi shares her journey from the first symptoms to her diagnosis, the importance of advocating for oneself, and her commitment to staying positive and proactive in her fight against cancer.
Thank you, Gigi, for sharing your story to help others.
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Chapters:
0:00 Meet Gigi
0:44 My first symptoms
3:44 My endometrial cancer diagnosis
6:52 Chemotherapy & surgery
11:45 Chemotherapy side effects
16:11 My clinical trial experience
18:59 I'm six months out from chemotherapy
20:28 How long until you are considered cancer-free?
22:30 Feisty patients are the ones that survive
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All Comments (12)
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I find you very adorable! I had breast cancer, in 2016. I now live in Italy, and feeling great. You can only do so much, but less stress, quality of food, and exercise, and doing joyful things help a lot. I wish you all the best❤
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🙏 ❤️ 🙏 For You Always & Forever
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Hi just want to thank you for sharing your cancer journey and doing research to help others sending all my love cancer sucks I have cancer that has come back 😮 I hope your doing ok ❤
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Stable bloods during treatment isn't uncommon. It has nothing to do with diet. I say this because it's important that newly diagnosed people don't think diet has more power than it does.
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Did anyone here who had/has cancer have any body stressors anytime before your diagnosis, like mental stress or grief, over working, over exercising, or an unhealthy diet? I've been doing lots of research and found that most people who had cancer had some type of stressor beforehand. Some body stressors may not feel like stress. For example, running marathons makes people feel good, but it's actually stressing the body. Anything that over stresses the body causes systemic inflammation and cell malfunction and lowers the immune system so it cant repair damage thats happening.
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God bless you 🫶🏼
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The prayer of faith will heal the sick. JESUS CHRIST himself took our infirmities and bore all our sicknesses. With His stripes we are healed.He is the LORD GOD our HEALER. What soever we ask in the name of JESUS CHRIST with faith we will receive it. Every thing is possible with God. He heals all our diseases. Believe on the LORD JESUS CHRIST and you will be saved you and your family.
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Being “feisty” doesn’t make people live after cancer. Being positive doesn’t affect the cancer. Being anything doesn’t affect the progress of a cancer. Feisty people also die of their cancer. It’s annoying and misleading to hear that kind of thing.
