It was a bittersweet visit to the Mayo Clinic this last week as we got some encouraging news, but also learned more about the cancer and what is possibly in store for my future. While we were up there, I had scans to see how the chemotherapy is working after my first three rounds of paclitaxel & carboplatin. I had a CT scan of my abdomen, chest & pelvis as well as an MRI of my abdomen to get a closer look at my liver. After my liver biopsy back in July turned out to be pretty inconclusive, we are still trying to confirm if the cancer has in fact metastasized to my liver, lymph nodes and possibly my right ovary. This would put me in Stage 4 instead of Stage 3. There are still a lot of unknowns, but we have a great team at Mayo Clinic working with us to get answers that could prove critical to figuring out the next steps of my care. For today’s video, we took you along as I went through my appointments and got the results back. Thanks, as always, for your continued prayers and support. You can follow along for updates here: www.gofundme.com/jessicakrock

@blessedbeyondmeasure-sisdeb

Жыл бұрын

May this song bless you! kzread.info/dash/bejne/fZmMxap6pdXcZaQ.html

@-7002.

Жыл бұрын

Why no liver biopsy? That's important!!!! I had my liver biopsy as the CT hid my liver Mets, exploratory surgery found hidden liver tumors!!!!! Some tumors hide or cannot be traced until they become larger. I had the liver wedge removed, in St Louis at Barnes Hospital, after Mayo Clinic missed my liver tumors. I had a second opinion in St Louis, had to drive from Indiana to St Louis. After a year of Mayo messed and missed my liver Mets Thankfully, I got into a great surgeon & the liver wedge removed. Now, after 20 years, I have more liver Mets, but stable. And neck Mets This thyroid cancer jumps through the body through the circulatory system/ lymphs Stay Strong, ask if you can have a liver BX??? Ask them if, when.... The liver is a highly Vascular organ, and a huge filter to the body. Ask and press for questions... Praying for you each day.. God Bless🙏💕

@blessedbeyondmeasure-sisdeb

Жыл бұрын

Acts 2 37 Now when they heard this, they were pricked in their heart, and said unto Peter and to the rest of the apostles, Men and brethren, what shall we do? 38 Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. 39 For the promise is unto you, and to your children, and to all that are afar off, even as many as the Lord our God shall call.

@blessedbeyondmeasure-sisdeb

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻In Jesus Name!

@blessedbeyondmeasure-sisdeb

Жыл бұрын

Are you close to the Twin Cities? On free time, if you are, check out Mall Of America!

I am a registered nurse and I am a long time follower. I just want to thank you for having the courage to share you journey. There are many people struggling with cancer and hearing your story is incredibly important to them, so thank you. Love you both, Gigi ❤

@TimboCanada

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your hard work on behalf of your patients.

@purplephoenixartbymicheled9298

Жыл бұрын

❣That's for sure. It also incureged me to start my own KZread journey. Went from Art to CANCER/Life ❣🤍🌺🎨🦋🧚‍♀️✝️

@amlaurier

Жыл бұрын

Oh, I am so sorry. It took my breath away. So confusing is the information.

Hello, my name is Pam and I am a survivor of stage 3 ovarian cancer. Two years ago this past June I had my cancer surgery and then went through months of chemotherapy. I was devastated and couldn't believe that I had cancer! I never smoked and it didn't run in the family ( I had the genetic testing). One day I was in the shower and my hair started falling out in clumps. I stood there and cried like a baby, then I got out and got MAD, mad at the cancer. I decided to take control and got the scissors and cut all of the rest of my hair off myself. It was like "there cancer,take that)! I felt empowered. I still had my bad days but there were more good than bad. I decided to try to stay positive and I really believe that is key in fighting this terrible desiese. POSITIVITY! I have to be checked regularly up to 5 years. It has been almost 2 and a half. Now I go every 8 months (let my last checkup) not my CT scan, bloodwork and to see my oncologist (I also see my surgeon). I go every 2 months to have my port flushed. My oncologist and surgeon both said that there is no signs of new growth of cancer and that I am doing great and that I am a strong woman. Positivity!!! Also I know God and my parents in heaven were with me through it all! Please stay positive! You can do this! Right the cancer!

@Viewer4647

5 ай бұрын

Hello Pam, I just had my oc surgery in mid of last Dec”23 and had chemo 2 times now. I was in stage 3 too. Reading your comment i see i am in that,ie mad at cancer, but later I must stay positive. How are you now ? And may I have some your advice on overcoming this ? Esp in what proper foods for this ? I am Huyen, from Vietnam. Thank you so much.

I know those scenes at Mayo well! We were just there a couple weeks ago. My husband was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer 18 months ago and he's been in remission now for over a year with treatment. His lymph nodes have shrunk and the spots on his lungs have disappeared. We know the anxiety waiting for test results and the verdict every 3 months. As the doctor said, take this as a huge win. We've had to learn concentrate on the here and now and not get caught up in the what-if's. It's hard, though, no doubt about it. I am saying a prayer for you two and wishing you all the best outcomes moving forward. Know that you have a lot of people pulling for you. 🥰

@davidthescottishvegan

Жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear about your husband's prostate cancer but it was good news that the treatment is working and may you & your husband have many more happy years together. Sending love 💕🤗& positive vibes your way.

@karenharju6919

Жыл бұрын

Sending prayers for your husband too.

@Nan-59

Жыл бұрын

Remission is a beautiful word❤♥️😘

@Anastashya

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

My husband went through radiation treatments this year for prostate cancer. Not the same, but still scary. My mom had ovarian cancer in her mid 30's, and lived to be over 90. So keep staying as positive as you're able. You both are in my prayers.

@witchofthewildwoods3496

Жыл бұрын

My mother-in-law also had ovarian cancer in her 30s and is now 97.

@dhanupriya5875

Жыл бұрын

Ovarian cancer which stage??

@NitaM1272

Жыл бұрын

I’m praying for good results for you as a colon cancer patient I’m not brave enough to ask for what future holds just try and live one day at a time, I admire your strength and happy to see you have a great support system with your husband you got this 💕

@marilyntonelli8832

Жыл бұрын

Amazing stories! My mom had uterine cancer 1985 came back in her lung 2010 25 years alter now she 89!

@AyoonMir

11 ай бұрын

​@@witchofthewildwoods3496can u tell me she does i need advice for my mum plz plz do let me know I'm worried about her

Jessica, I feel your pain. I was in the same place you are now 21 years ago. I was diagnosed with stage four ovarian cancer and that my primary doctor had let it get too large and when they took it out it was 18 pounds. Chemo was my life for almost 2 years. It’s a hard road but your strength and your attitude will take you a long way. They told me I was a walking miracle and I told them God still had plans for me. Your tears are a part of your Strength. Hang in there, you are doing fabulous. I know it helps to have such a supportive husband. My prayers go out to both of you❤

@SanaShaikh-dk7qp

11 ай бұрын

Hello mam. My mother got diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer and last month ahe got operated... And 5 days before she got her first chemotherapy... I wanted to ask you much about your this long journery through cancer and since you have made it so far now there's noone who could answer our doubts better than you. How can i contact you,i mean may i have your mailid or Instagram id so that i can contact you. Please

@AyoonMir

11 ай бұрын

Can u tell me what you do to prevent cancer as my mom diagnosed with stage 1 overian cancer what she needs to do to live a long and cancer free life...need ur advice plz

@AyoonMir

11 ай бұрын

@lisarogers1036 need ur advice plz what u do your diet plqn plz

@janelleabbott2227

8 ай бұрын

Wow. You are an extremely strong person to go through what you did. God Bless❤

@BabyGangsterIsMe

2 ай бұрын

@@SanaShaikh-dk7qp stage 3/4 can only survive within 5 years... u rarely see a case that can survive up to 5 years...

I was diagnosed with stage 4b ovarian cancer in September of 2021. I had three rounds of chemo, a total debulking surgery and then 3 more chemo. I also had some spots that the chemo melted away in my liver and lung. Everything was gone after all these stages. Unfortunately just short of my six months the cancer is back. I was unable to take the PARP inhibitors because it would knock out my white blood cells which would definitely kill me if I got an infection of any kind. Now we are looking for a trial I can get into and if not some other type of chemo. I have prayed and can only put it in Christs hands. God bless you in your journey.

@moniquebaby36

3 ай бұрын

Watch "Chris beat cancer" on KZread.. You will thank me later.. He said no to chemotherapy and went on a raw vegan diet.. Cancer gone now 15 years

The joy on Brian's face when you first discussed the results of the MRI and CT was so moving. I think of you two often; I first found your channel shortly after I first heard of 'the potato diet' and your work has helped inform a major change in my life. I value your courage and generosity, and thank you for that.

I too am fighting 3c ovarian cancer. I just finished 8 rounds of chemo with 2 more to go. I’m so glad to hear that your treatment is working. I’ve been following you and glad to know things are decreasing. You are in my thoughts.

@carolynjones7048

Жыл бұрын

Hi Melissa, I am.sayimg a prayer for you. I just had my 7th round of chemo today. A little tired. Staying positive. Many positive vibes for you. Will keep in touch to help each other. 🤗🤗

@gamerdiydad

7 ай бұрын

Hello. How are you doing now?

@BabyGangsterIsMe

2 ай бұрын

chemo is only control the cancer spreading to other parts .. it wont cure cancer ..it will come back then the doctor will use another drugs... but their surival rate is only 5 years... there is no cure for stage 3-4

Rare + weird = super strong. Thank goodness you have each other. Peace and love to you both. ❤️

I know how you feel. I’ve been fighting Colin cancer that has metastasized to other areas. Two separate rounds of chemo two major surgeries and now just started immuno therapy. You have ups and downs and are always “afraid” to be happy when you hear something positive. It seems never ending. But I’m here, you’re here so it’s a total win as of today. It’s okay to cry and it’s ok not to cry. You do what you feel makes you better. But one thing I can say is no matter how much you invest in finding answers and asking questions it always seem to be “ we don’t know for sure”. Don’t do to much research because everyone is different and just when you think you understand or know what’s going on the wrench is thrown into the gears just to keep it interesting. Best of luck. Hang in there. It’s all temporary and you have a great support in Brian. Prayers and good vibes your way always.

@spookyfish24

Жыл бұрын

That sounds like a LOT. I'm glad you're here, and hope you stay for a long, LONG time.

@EnjoyingLifeMelanie

Жыл бұрын

You hang in there, too, Dawn. Sending you positive vibes.

@erniefeline2215

Жыл бұрын

Dawn: very insightful message. I too went through the cancer journey and am up coming to 8 years NED. The important thing is keep putting one foot in front of the other. Just keep plotting along. I deal with CIPN every day. I enjoyed your note, and think it will certainly help others. It is the club no one wants to join, but we learn so much on this journey and beat such great people. It is amazing what we all can handle.

@dawnchiaramonte4785

Жыл бұрын

@@erniefeline2215 Thank you for your kind words. Hope you all the health and happiness your life can handle.

@janetl9546

Жыл бұрын

Good message 👍 I am a colon cancer patient as well. Is your cancer MSI and that is why you can receive immunotherapy? Mine is MSS and my doctor said immunotherapy normally does not work on MSS type of colon cancer. Hope your immunotherapy works well!

You guys are on my mind often. I keep visualizing you guys growing old together and sending that positive energy your way...

You are in my prayers every night, my brother has been diagnosed with rectal cancer, we know it’s in his lymph nodes but that’s all, he’s had so many scans etc but has a pet scan on Monday. Please pray for him ❤️so pleased your treatment is working!

@kimkelly9046

Жыл бұрын

Praying for your brother

@Jennygeee

Жыл бұрын

@@kimkelly9046 thank you that means a lot ❤️

@lynnmahan154

Жыл бұрын

I had the same cancer as your brother. There's a pretty standard protocol for treating it which I had almost 3 years ago. Still cancer free as of last weeks CT scan. I feel your brother will do great! Also I was stage 3....so it was very scary. 💜💜

@debbiechaney6607

Жыл бұрын

Jenny, Many blessings to your dear brother. My father had rectal cancer.....then a colostomy bag for about 30 years...he was a surviver. He was a Boy Scout Leader ( in his senior years) and took the troop up and down the Grand Canyon twice. He rode a Gold Wing Motorcycle all over the USA. and Canada.....done with his colostomy bag. That was with his second wife who accepted everything about him. He had been a home delivery Milkman for 32 years. He lived to a month before his 90th birthday. He was and still is my #1 hero. May God Bless your brother in every way. Sincerely Debbie and Dexter-Dog my tiny rescued Chihuahua companion living a quiet crafty life in southern California. I will add your brother to my prayer list.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💝

@Jennygeee

Жыл бұрын

@@debbiechaney6607 thank you so very much for your message and for your prayers. What a lovely story about father ❤️❤️

Thanks for sharing your life with us. I am going through a similar journey, but I am 68. Praying for you both.❤❤❤❤

@janetdriscoll9277

Жыл бұрын

Prayers on your journey Leah

@maggiemacha5552

Жыл бұрын

Sending love and uplifting energy your way Leah 🙏💜

@pjk1714

Жыл бұрын

Sharing hope and determination for your journey. You aren't alone and you will do this with grace and strength. Thank you for sharing. Prayers ❤

@nancyellen8006

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your story, Leah! I hope you feel the love and support around you and feel comforted by them.Praying for you Leah.

@kimkelly9046

Жыл бұрын

I am praying for you

Hi Jessica and Brian, kudos to you both for being so candid during this extremely challenging time in your lives. Jessica, your dinosaur shirt is awesome! You are a beautiful rare bear, weird and wonderful 💕 Brian I so appreciate how loving and devoted you are to your wife! I'm so happy to hear that you heard the word victory for how the cancer is responding to the Chemo. I also hear you both that there is still ongoing cause for concern at the same time. Sending gobs of love and get well energy your way 🙏💟

I can so empathize with you Jessica.. I too had cancer at a young age (thyroid, at age 31). It also came out of a clear blue sky so I spent a lot of time at first wondering why or how this happened to me, then what it meant about my health for the future, then a lot of years waiting for the axe to fall. But here I am at 53 and recently told that I am 'cured' of thyroid cancer as 20 years has passed. It was such a relief to hear the words, even though I don't give it anywhere near as much thought as I used to. I am so sorry you are on this journey and I wish you the best of luck that your treatments are as successful as mine were, and that you will hear those words also at some point. Hang in there.

Just remember that crying releases tension. The doctors and nurses are used to it and understand it. Don't be afraid to cry. It does not diminish how very strong you are being, both of you. Hugs and cheers for more positive news to come with each test.

So happy to hear that the chemo seems to be working. Wishing you all the very best for your ongoing treatment. Love & prayers from Canada. 🇨🇦

I’ve been watching your journey for a bit now. First, I am so sorry that you are going through this. I battled cancer last year. I went through 16 rounds of chemo, a mastectomy, and 25 rounds of chemo. I also had about a year of infusions to prevent the cancer in the future. I’m also on meds to decrease the risk for the cancer to come back. Oct. 7 marker one year of me being cancer free. As much as your video saddened me, I wanted to drop in as a voice of hope and encouragement. Cancer sucks. Chemo sucks. And life after cancer is a mental mind bomb. BUT there is life after. Stay prayerful and continue to reinforce yourself with scripture. Jeremiah 29:11 was a verse I read almost daily (if not daily). “…plans to prosper you and not to harm you.” Thank you for being so transparent. This is helping a ton of people.

Yes, your scan results are a definite win! Celebrate the positives and keep on fighting!

You are such skilled communicators and your love and respect for each other shines bright in your videos. This all help with your recovery, along with remembering how many of us are sending our support!

So glad for the good news. Enjoy today, it’s all any of us have. 32 years ago, I went through chemo, radiation , surgery twice, then 5 years of fo,low up, every three months. It’s hard, but life and love is worth it.

You have a talent with video editing. The Mayo and fall scenery was beautiful. Your a positive couple!

Something that I did when I had cancer (17 years ago)......I imagined (self hypnosis level imagining) the treatments I got as a Pac-Man going through my body, and gobbling up the cancer cells. I also prayed really hard......Thank God, for all of the health care workers and treatments that killed the cancer that was in my body. I hope and pray that the cancer that is TEMPORARILY in your body, will completely dissipate, and you will be HEALTHY AND WHOLE well into your very advanced years. Hugs, love and prayers surround you.

It might be a long journey, but your first progress report is good! You need to remember that. It will be one step at a time. I wish you both the best and admire the fact that you can keep us all updated.

Think of it this way, the lesions are your enemy and you are eradicating them. With all your being, fight. The most important thing is this - EVERY. DAY. LIVE. YOUR. LIFE. Don’t let cancer take the small joys from you. Don’t let it eat at your soul. Tell it. NO. NOT TODAY. Each small step IS A VICTORY. Celebrate them and envision your future. Keep paying attention to your nutrition and mental health. It will only continue to aid in your physical health. Sending much love, hugs and good thoughts to you both. ❤❤

I just happened to stumble on your video because it was in my feed. In 2003 I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. It had spread to my colon and up into my upper abdomen. I had a ten hour surgery for debunking and started chemo while still in the hospital. I did six rounds of carboplatin taxol. The scans are always an anxiety producing time. CA125 has never been a good indicator for me. Things were fine until it came back in 2009. I did surgery again and then six more rounds of chemo. I just want you to know it can be okay and you can beat it. It’s an awful cancer but you can do this. Prayers and hugs! Reach out if you want to.💕💕

Very informative! Thanks for sharing. You are a rare bear and I am celebrating this victory for you and future victories! You both are so precious! Standing in faith with you!

I so wish you well! I had ovarian cancer six years ago but being a physician I wouldn’t let the ignorant doctors I saw, get away with sending me home. I was lucky I had a very large mass but it was Stage 1B. When I had chemo I felt better right at the time I was losing all my hair, 2 weeks. Please, please put your worry aside ❤ Live your life fully! That’s kind of what you are doing & I love how you are helping others but nutrition is also big!

@100daysmic9

Жыл бұрын

Jessica you are so brave and THANKS for sharing your journey. I am going though something tough right now. I have a daughter who lives 2000 miles away and is undergoing Chemo for Colorectal Cancer. As a mother it isn't easy to have, even an adult, child with cancer and to me communication is really helpful. BUT she has chosen not to discuss. She will not text, email, or talk on the phone so it makes me worry so much I cannot sleep. Part of why she has gone this way is LONG before she got cancer she rode my back for my obesity and applauded herself for her high-level athletic lifestyle -- being an extreme athlete. BUT she ate terribly - all sugar and processed flour and processed foods and even so was over the obesity line but not morbidly obese like me. Whereas, I am morbidly obese but have always been 'eat clean, no additives, no processed food, and lots of plants. She declares lifestyle and diet are no part of who gets cancer it is 100% chance. I love her and want to support her -- whatever her choices and whatever her journey. If would be hard even if we could communicate but this is really torture. I don't know what to do...for myself or her at this time.

@queenofdahouse1591

Жыл бұрын

Just pray and leave it in God’s hands.. get on an anti depression/anxiety med so you can sleep!

My mother was diagnosed with stage 3/4 ovarian cancer at age 62. She died at 79 of pneumonia. She had to deal and live with that on and off with bumps in the road along the way, but still led a normal life. Just know there are positive outcomes. Prayers for you.

@sachinrai5103

6 ай бұрын

Did your mom get treatment of cancer or without treatment your mom could live more 15 years after diagnosed

@sweettea2097

6 ай бұрын

@@sachinrai5103 She had chemo and her body reacted well to it. She also had operations over years, but still led a relatively normal life. She could go out to lunch after chemo and was just tired a couple of days later. She still traveled and enjoyed her grandkids. There were bumps in the road and she worried but tried not to let it be the focus of her life.

You’re doing this like a champ. Try to keep positive it’s not easy. Love and light to you both. 💙❤️

Jessica you really are such a heart on sleeve person and I could see in your eyes the worry. It must be such a roundabout of emotions at times for you, but you are helping so many people by telling your story; and the crying is great as it is a letting go release that will help you not absorb those difficult emotions and carry on lugging them around with you in as heavy a way. Crying is a strength. Brian great idea, get Tee shirt printed with ‘my rare bear’ on it in a bear shaped outline for you and Jessica then you’ll always have them to remind you that there is some joy in a difficult journey.

Diagnosed 5 years ago with Ovarian Cancer. Still at it. Monthly blood work today. Results at 5am. Always anxious for results. MRI on Saturday. I'm sorry to say, you will probably be at this forever more, unless they find a cure. The positive is that there are many treatment options with many more on the horizon. I know because I go to MD Anderson in Texas and meet with the chief of Trial Studies. I hope you never need any more treatments after this is over. Tests? Yes! Gotta keep on top of it all. You're doing so well!

@MemeMeme-tu6fr

5 ай бұрын

Hi there, how’s your health now?

Dear Beautiful Jessica, one step at a time, precious one. It's the small wins that lead to the larger wins. Celebrate any and all victories. I'm reminded of a beautiful poem called "Footprints." "It was then that I carried you," shares the writer, God's love for us revealed during challenging and troublesome times. Thank you for putting a face to cancer, and a face to the true love that you and Bryan share. You are courageous, kind, and thoughtful to share your journey with us all. Your filming is so professional; the landscapes so very beautiful! To you and your beautiful subscribers, prayers for healing; prayers that we find a cure for cancer. For the Q & A, I would love to know more about what you are eating, and what foods are being recommended to you. What foods should we all be eating to turn on genes that protect us from cancer, and turn off genes that promote cancer.

Brian's a trooper. By your side every step of the way. My thoughts and prayers are with you both

Jessica, you are a unicorn 🦄. Rare and weird, maybe. 😊 It is so hard to live your life between the appointments, scans and treatments. But I think you guys are doing that so well. In fact, take that as a win, a victory. You said you got a few extra days where you felt like a normal human being (I think). And showing that to your followers can only give hope and positivity. I hope you see and feel that. Love, light and positive vibes being sent your way.💜💜💜

“Scanxiety “ is absolutely a thing! And I feel like once there is a cancer diagnosis, it’s hard not to feel that anxiety related to scans in the future. I had a little girl that died at 7 with an I open brain tumor. We were at St. Judes and it was such an amazing place! I always describe it as the most amazing place you will always hope you never HAVE to be. I was scared when we got there, but then I was afraid to be away from there when we went home. I feel like the Mayo Clinic looked amazing in this video, and would have a similar feel. Celebrate the small wins as much as possible!! You deserve it!!

@kimkelly9046

Жыл бұрын

May God bless you

@tacos_are_life

Жыл бұрын

@@kimkelly9046 Thank you! He does every single day! 😊❤️🙏🏼

When my oncologist said that C word; I shut down. I could feel myself just floating and it sounded like people were talking all around me and I was underwater. My husband started recording my doctors visits because I never quite felt like I was there and present. I could never remember what he said by the time I got home so playing the recordings back really helped. I had great results from my surgery but I still have oncology visits every 4 months for the next several years and blood draws for cancer antigens after each visit. The night before my visits I can’t sleep, I feel like I can’t breathe, I feel stressed and worry I’ll hear I’m sick again. It’s very hard to plan for the future when you feel like you can barely make it through the day so you do what you have to do to just make it through that day, then you do it again the next day and the next. What I learned is that it was ok to be overwhelmed, there’s no right or wrong way to get through this, to give myself the same grace i would give others and that it’s ok not to be ok. Thank you for sharing your journey, it helps to know that we’re not alone and there are others going through it too. Sending positive thoughts and good vibes to you both!

Yay!!! Glad to hear the good news. You both deserve the very best.

How much energy is needed to be positive? That's hard work. Enjoying the snow and Autumnal scenery that was medicine to the soul. Bless you both.

Thanks so much for sharing all this information with us... I am sending positive vibes your way and want you to know that you are in my heart. Stay Rare and Weird Jessica! ;) ps: the footage on your drive and ski lift was beautiful! Much love and hugs to you both! pps: that photo of you on the bridge was stunning!

Praying every day for the both of you! You got this! So cool that Brian is a drummer! And you are a lovely lady!

Great news but also so emotional. Sending so much love to you and Brian, Jessica. Keep up the amazing work, you got this

Glad to know your treatment is working. Best wishes for your recovery!

Just gotta keep 🙏. I am a cancer survivor but I understand the apprehension associated with always wondering if it will return. I have nothing without Him and am grateful for each day. That is the gift The Lord gave me through my cancer journey and continues to give me. We are all so proud of your courage Jessica and Brian. Our hearts join with yours on this journey! ❤️

@blessedbeyondmeasure-sisdeb

Жыл бұрын

Amen! You have to 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻him through the storms! Sadly many people don’t turn to the Lord during the times they need him most! I sent her a very anointed song that I hope she will take time to listen to, it will bless her!

@Puglover130

Жыл бұрын

@@blessedbeyondmeasure-sisdeb and others are super duper devout and devote their entire lives to the Lord and he still gives them c and takes them out within a month. I personally believe we are predestined and agree to it between lives. And that what will be will be. There are millions of devoutly religious who pass from c despite all the prayer in the world. (Do you follow Andréa mills? That was devastating. She had like 10 kids and was pregnant) But if it gives people peace or a way to conquer it , all power to them. To me though it feels a bit icky when people imply that prayer is the cheat code to survival , especially when said to a person you know is not religious. (Brian is, Jessica is not although not many people would pass up a prayer on their behalf) .

@blessedbeyondmeasure-sisdeb

Жыл бұрын

It rains on the just and unjust! My husband a 1 God Apostolic HolyGhost filled saint of God, at least I know without a doubt that he’s up with Jesus! Most think you die and automatically go there, boy does this world need to study the word because it’s not true, you must OBEY!

@blessedbeyondmeasure-sisdeb

Жыл бұрын

@@Puglover130 and we’re living in the End Times and there is a reason for everything and this cancer could very well be a wake up call to lead them to the Lord! And that’s exactly what I’m praying for their eyes and hearts to be open! There is only 1 name under Heaven whereby we must be saved, that name is Jesus! And there is only 1 plan of salvation and that’s found in Acts 2: 37-39

@blessedbeyondmeasure-sisdeb

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@@Puglover130 until you yourself repent and are baptized in Jesus Name filled with the HolyGhost with evidence of tongues, you won’t understand! He’s A Miracle Working God!

SO glad to hear things are moving in the right direction!

Glad you got some good news. You two are do awesome and adorable. I will keep you in my prayers. Love you guys!

Thank you for sharing your story with us. You both are very much in my thoughts and prayers for healing.

So happy to hear some good news. I wish you the best and more good news in the future. ❤

Every cancer patient in my group, including me, was "rare and weird" to the point that I couldn't imagine what an "expected" cancer presentation looks like. I think the one fact is that cancer does whatever it wants and can be full of surprises, which means that nobody is "rare and weird."

@Marie.b

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Don't take.that away from her, she liked.it ,ot made her happy. Let her have it.

@fleabitz1474

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@@Marie.b I hear you, but it can also be frightening, making it seem like the doctors don't know what to do with you.

@dees3179

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I was another rare and weird. 🤓

@Marie.b

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@@fleabitz1474 I understand but she wasn't and its her life.

@dancebasedancer

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@@fleabitz1474 I agree with you.... Every single person's cancer "journey", even with the same cancer, is individual: both the course that the cancer takes and how your body responds to the drugs. But I think it takes a bit of time to understand this. I am on my 4th consecutive year of treatment (failed bone marrow transplant and now on permanent chemo for an incurable cancer) and I DO realise that everyone's cancer and the journey you have with it all, is 'different' - but it took me some time to grasp this.

Sending daily prayers for you Jessica. 🙏 You’ve got this. Keep fighting the fight.

Mayo is so wonderfully thorough! That is a relief, something you can breathe in and out about, let them figure things out while you show up and follow their plan. Thank you for taking time to update the latest with us. I am sure you are so tired. God bless you both and congratulations on this first line being what it was meant to do. ♥️ Prayers will be ongoing for you dear Jessica and Brian. 🙏♥️

@busymama879

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Prayers for more good news and my prayers for your strength Jessica as you are dealing with the physical and emotional parts of your pathway to a return to good health. Brian is a wonderful guide and soldier in your journey🙏❤️🙏

Oh sweetie, I’m so sorry you’re going through this. I’m a long-time follower and never thought this would be something we’re accompanying you on. You are SO brave to share this and we are all so very much on your side 😘😘

Wow!! Thanks for taking us along on your appts and updates. You are on the right path🎉 yay!

Such great news! Hearing that things are shrinking is a step forward. Just keep the prayers coming. Hugs to both of you! God Bless.

Good news Jessica and Brian. Also understand the road is still ahead of you to make bigger celebrations on blasting out this cancer. My prayers are with you🙏🏼💚

I think both of you are such positive people and you will get through this bump in the road. Stay strong

Continued prayers for you as you continue your journey of complete recovery. You two are such special couple and love you both.

I'm really pulling for you. I can't imagine how difficult this whole ordeal is for you both. I wish you the best.

You've got this. You are such a strong person. You continue to be in my thoughts and prayers.

Thanks for such a comprehensive update guys, I’m thinking of you with love from the other side of the world ❤

The two of you are so strong and supportive of each other. ❤️ I hope everything improves for you guys.

So thrilled to hear the tumours are shrinking! I love your channel, and I’m sending you all my love and support from Australia. You got this Jessica 💪

Yay! Glad to hear it’s possibly good news! Thanks for sharing your journey. 😊

Thank you both for sharing your life with us . Prayers for a good mri after you finish chemo 🙏🙏. You are a very strong lady Jessica and so sweet and wonderful ! Hang in there ❤❤❤❤

I am so happy you had such a beautiful few days to explore! It sounds like really good news from the doc. Crying is good, don't hold it in! You Got This! ❣

Praying for you both. I know we don’t see the behind the scenes, but you both have great attitudes, and I understand this is so very hard. 🙏🏼💗

Thank you both for the medical updates and beautiful scenery on your road trip. Emotional. I will continue to support your efforts through all of " the lines".

Jessica and Brian, thank you for being honest and open on your channel, it's so helpful for people going through a similar experience to not feel so alone and give them some idea of what to expect. Wishing you both only good things in the months to come.

It has to be hard to keep us all updated the way you do. You are an amazing person and so inspiring. You are so lucky to have Brian but you already know that. 😊. I am happy for your win today! Blessings to you both!

My heart is heavy for you both. Even if you don't always believe it your strength and attitude towards this is incredible! I am in awe of you both. I have you in my thoughts you got this xx

My heart goes out to you guys I cried hearing you talk about the what ifs and the potentiality of things. I appreciate your realness and transparency and willingness even to share that with us. it's very moving I am praying for you so much.

News and good news! Sounds like you are part of a great medical team, keep showing up like you have been, it makes all the difference. I had 2 MRIs on my brain this summer, thought it sounded like every alarm on a submarine going off at once (based on movies/TV, never actually heard a real sub in action) didn't notice a rhythm or beat, but next time I'm gonna listen for it.

I am so happy to hear that its headed in the right direction. I will keep you and Brian in my prayers. You really are a Rare Bear. We love you. God Bless

You’re doing great, Jessica!! It’s a win! Take it! Praying for you!

Thanks so much for keeping us up to date. I'm so glad the chemo is working, but certainly understand your reluctance to really celebrate. Much love to you both.

You’ll get there Jessica!! Great job so far & I think good news! Thank you for sharing! I am sending Positive thoughts and Prayers your way! 🌞

We’re continuing to pray for total effectiveness of your treatment and return to full health! ♥️🙏🏻♥️

Thank you so much for sharing your journey....Or cancer detour. You are such talented story tellers! I can see how this scans result is great news as the chemo they have you on is working/targeted properly, but also the cancer detour in your life is still very heavy. Lots to come. Sending y'all positive vibes for more great outcomes. I'm so glad you went on a little trip in Minnesota this time of year is so gorgeous. It's great to take it all in & make memories. breathe it all in. Life is beautiful. I'm so glad you have the energy to do sight seeing trips between treatments, as the chemo could just be so overwhelming. Sending love to you both and hopes for the future. 💕💕

Thanks for the update ... I wait on pins and needles for them praying all the while for your full recovery. I love Brian so much for being with you every step of the way as well. And, thank you for the gorgeous fall showing.💜🙏

One of your best videos in regards to information, personal contact with us, and visually with the beautiful scenery, both in the city and out. Wishing the very best for your positive direction, and thanks for sharing yourselves with us.

You are in my prayers, wishing you a full recovery and a beautiful life together.

Jessica, you truly are a rare gem and have inspired me in so many ways. I’m praying for continued healing throughout your body. Thank you for the update and the beautiful pictures/videos as well. I just love you guys and while I know it must be difficult to keep up with content while facing all of this, I must inform you that so many of us look forward to seeing and hearing from the both of you 🙏❤️💪

Prayers for healing and long life! The uncertainty of the unknown is hard to deal with. Having walked the journey with my mom in law's pancreatic cancer and my dad's melanoma that had spread it's not an easy journey. Treasure each day you have together!

You're so young Jessica to be going through all of this. I'm so impressed with Brian's support of you. I sincerely hope and pray that you are able to persevere with positive thoughts knowing there are hundreds of us out in youtube land pulling hard for you!

Jessica & Brian both of you are excellent examples of endurance and it's encouraging to hear of your experience on this journey. Keep trying to be optimistic Jessica because it's going to help you fight this cancer. Sending love 💕🤗 & positive vibes your way.

This was a very informative and beautifully done video. I can't believe you were able to put it together considering everything you're going through. I'm so happy and grateful your results were positive.

hi Jessica and Brian, I'm so happy for your good news. I'm sending you both much love and healing prayers always ❤️ 🙏 xxx

I'll keep this simple. Don't give up hope. You have an amazing,supportive husband (Brian). You have SO many praying for you. Lots of good vibes and special thoughts. Take it a day at a time and breathe. I am so touched by the vulnerability you share with us in this journey. May our good Lord continue to bless you BIG. Today is good news.❤🌱🙏

I'm so glad you guys have each other. ❤️❤️

I’m so glad to hear that the treatment is working. Hard to celebrate especially when having to go straight into another chemo session. Stay strong, both of you 🧸💛🤗

I’m praying for you sweet Jessica and Brian! Y’all are two precious human beings. I’m praying for y’all every night!! Sending you both big big hugs 🤗 and bigger prayers! ❤❤❤

Praying for a full recovery for you. Love ❤️ and hugs 🤗 you two

Bless you Jessica and Brian. One could only understand if they’ve gone through it. Sending you prayers and positive thoughts for today and always. There is no guarantee for any of us. Love for today. ❤️🙏💪

Great news that your cancer is reacting to the chemo! Shrinking, disappearing…You’re a fighter and your hubby is a gem!

@cboy5oc

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Sounds like the wicked witch when she was melting...shrinking, disappearing...gone!

It means so much to have ppl who love us and walk with us, no matter what type of road we are on! ♥️ Encouraging results today.

Jessica and Brian, I am so very happy for your great results! As for the realities of living with this diagnosis, it is hard let go of that totally care-free existence--but we've found that it almost becomes our new normal. Surrounding you both with loving hugs. PS. Loved the roadtrip video--stunning. We moved to Tampa a couple years ago so haven't seen the typical midwest fall/color/snow--it is lovely.

God bless you guys!!! I am a 13 year breast cancer survivor stage 3c and I can tell you I still get nervous at my checkup appointments 🙃 and even just day to day it pops into my mind... It never truly leaves you alone... BUT I also thank God for each and every day that I wake up and get to enjoy His beauty ❤ Your drive through the countryside was absolutely beautiful with the color of the leaves. Thank you for sharing your journey 🙏 Love from Georgia 🙋‍♀️

You guys are wonderful, I know it’s difficult celebrating this as a win because you have such a long road ahead. I see myself so much in you, I want to plan, know and prepare myself for what’s to come. However, and it’s hard for me to accept, but medical issues are such an unpredictable scenario. We are older, and my husband has had a stroke and heart issues. I plan, I research, I try to control the future so I will be prepared and I almost become obsessed and riddled with anxiety. So I don’t know how you do it, from what I see you are the perfect balance for each other and I know that will help you through this difficult journey. My prayers for you both.