Hey guys! Just a quick update: I am alive and 10 months in remission ♥️♥️ thank you so much for your comments and support, I can’t explain how much it means to me. I’ve posted a few updates on my channel if y’all wanna check em out ♥️♥️♥️

When I was 15 I was diagnosed with stage 4 hodgekins lymphoma. By the grace of God I'll be 50 next year.

Anyone else sick of the doctors favorite diagnosis “stress”

I hate when doctors automatically disregard your symptoms signs and worries just cause youre young, assuming youre perfectly healthy just cause youre young. Nothing should ever be ruled out ever, every day counts in these situations. But im glad youre doing better now! Hope you continue having a long and prosperous life and stay strong

My friend was diagnosed with stage 3 lung cancer at age 48. 5 years later & she's still cancer free.

I'm horrified by this story. I apologize on behalf of the medical field. No one should ever have said a diagnosis without confirmation. After the first round of antibiotics, we should look at the more unlikely differentials [3rd year med student]. I will learn from your story and try my best to do better. <3

I just finished chemo in April 11 for stage 4 hodgkins stay strong beautiful

Thank God for you Grandma!

"...couldn't afford biopsi" This scares the bejeezuz out of me. You guys really should try universal health care. Just saying.

No one showing such symptoms should have to pay for a biopsy :(

My brother's started with a lump under his left arm. Quickly followed by abdominal pain and nausea. Losing 60 pounds within 2 and a half months. He was diagnosed on his 19th birthday. He was given a 5% chance of survival. He turned 61 this summer.

As a Canadian, when I hear someone say, "I don't have doctor money", my heart breaks. We just seriously go to a doctor whenever we damn well need to. I'm glad you were able to be diagnosed and I'm sorry that anyone has to decide to get medical care or not based on money. Be well!

Hi. Thank you for your video. I had a cough for 3 months, fatigue, anemia, night sweats, fever, loss of appetite & weight. I worked with my physician, a pulmonologist (he checked my lungs, gave me an inhaler, he checked for all types of allergies & did 3 asthma tests) & a gastroenterologist (I had a colonoscopy & endoscopy & they concluded I had gastritis. I actually did). They kept ordering blood work & tests & I really am grateful for investigative efforts. I just wasnt getting better.

Glad to hear your in remission. You have a great spirit and took this like a champ. You are my Hero!

For you to share your cancer journey with us is so courageous. I really thank you 🙏🏾! It’s giving fighters such as myself the strength to do the very same thing and know that it’s okay to share and not be afraid of anything. Your strength and determination is something I find endearing and comforting. You will continually be in my prayers!!!!!!

You have a good grandma. And you really fell into the hands of the right people. God bless you! Leslye

Hi Ally, I just found your video regarding how your cancer was diagnosed. I am so sorry to hear. I also just read that the cancer is in remission and that is such great news! I will continue 2 pray for you. And your grandma too. Keep all of us informed. Ally, you have a groovy day. Take care,

I’m so glad that you have a good doctor. I’ll pray for your recovery.

Staying strong as always 💖💖 this video makes me feel a lot of things and I just know you're gonna kick cancers ass!! The fight is not over, keep pushing gorgeous!!!

Thank you for sharing your story , Alyssa. Wishing you speedy healing and strength in battling this cancer.