My sister had leukemia in her late teens 14 years ago, she received a bone marrow transplant and was cured. Unfortunately it came back last year. She received another bone marrow transplant but all the leukemia was not killed by the chemo she received. It came back more aggressive than ever and after putting up a hell of a battle, she passed away yesterday. Science needs to find a cure for this terrible disease. Until then, if you're up to it, register as a bone marrow doner.... you could be saving the life of someone's child/sibling.

@khushmitadhabhai2944

6 жыл бұрын

God , will have your sister rest in peace. Be strong and have her eternally burn in your memory . May god give you and your family strength.

@HeHe-tv2wi

6 жыл бұрын

Joe McCall Be strong dear,and try to be positive! I know your sister is in heaven!!😇☺️😊😌

@roitorcino7076

6 жыл бұрын

Condolences

@sajith2957

5 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry for your loss

@B._.cole333

5 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry for your loss

I love the image of the donor as a superhero. That was a nice touch

@sabrinaitwarie

6 жыл бұрын

Jason Wilkins ya

@preethirani2565

5 жыл бұрын

They are paid in 100 thousands for their stem cells.

@heehoney7147

5 жыл бұрын

i was watching that scene when i scroll to see your comment >o

@jakeg3126

Жыл бұрын

@@preethirani2565 really? I doubt my donor was.

I registered to be a bone marrow donor on a whim once, never really understanding the need of those who need bone marrow. I'm glad I did now.

@minhaj_khan

9 жыл бұрын

Great!! Your effort may be saving lives

@kaydakennedy

8 жыл бұрын

👍👍 good for you

@jasonwilkins1509

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for doing this. I just looked up the process and I am going to register as well

@NoriMori1992

7 жыл бұрын

I signed up a few years ago. Every so often I wonder if someone will need me someday.

My wife died of leukemia at 5:31am, on May 9th, 2016, at the Medical University of South Carolina, in Charleston. I miss her so very much.

@gemgal68

7 жыл бұрын

bjmccann1 please take care, and live on courageously, for she is now in a better place without the pain and suffering :)

@bobsponge6062

6 жыл бұрын

Dude, I'm so sorry. I know this is a little late and you might have moved on by now, but just know you and your wife have my prayers.

@ashng1599

6 жыл бұрын

Hope you are feeling much better now,must have been really hard :/

@chelsea9641

5 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry, BE STRONG 💪🏾. RIP to your wife 🙏🏾

@kaavyasurianarayanan8247

5 жыл бұрын

stay strong :'(

I’m here to learn because I teach preschool and one of my 2 year old students has been diagnosed with Leukemia. So heartbreaking. Pray for us and our class.

@monikervector990

3 жыл бұрын

I was wondering how is your student is doing with the Leukemia, do you know if the treatment is going fine?

@Sciencedoneright

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry for that student

@terriiberrii26

2 жыл бұрын

Hope he/she is doing better. Any update??

@terriiberrii26

2 жыл бұрын

Hope he/she is doing better. Any update??

@ignDart

2 жыл бұрын

so sad. :( do they happened to be named abbie by any chance?

I was 9 and my sister was 3 when she got leukaemia. After coming from the doctor with my mom, I told my father jokingly about it as if it was a cold or something special. I saw her bald and she went through treatment for 3 years. She had the transplant from my father without any luck; and, so, the last resort was to go in France and have a special treatment there. After a few days after she arrived in there the transplant wasn't needed anymore. She was good to come back home. My mom keeps calling this a miracle and so do I.

@MsSBVideos

8 жыл бұрын

+Ioan Katalin What a happy story for your sister's survival! How is she doing now?

@IoanKatalinn

8 жыл бұрын

SamThe RandomG1rl Health wise, perfect. I heard she is failing her fixture exams to get into high school though so I am gonna call her tomorrow. Thank you!

@chinchillaandguineapigsirony

7 жыл бұрын

How is she now?

@PackerFanGamer

6 жыл бұрын

Kira Zaki underground

@sumiyyahlalgee4318

6 жыл бұрын

Ioan Katalin I am so happy for your sister we must thank GOD for Wat he has done for her AMEN!

My school had a young girl who had leukemia. She passed away the day after we found out. Her locker has 14 roses every day.

@michaelangelo9459

5 жыл бұрын

Exaxtly same case here. It was a few days after we finished finals exams when we learned that a girl, who we shared the same class, passed away. It was so sudden cause she never had any symptoms whatsoever. We all miss her so much..

@fiveessh

2 жыл бұрын

@@bayek_thedingus2034 F 😞 May her soul rest in peace

@brazenRenascent

2 жыл бұрын

Rest in peace for that girl, and bless her.

"Leukemia maybe a disease, but there is hope and strength in numbers". This line put a smile on my face. Keep fighting, don't lose hope!

My mom was diagnosed with leukemia 3 days ago, I am unable to stop crying. She is literally the healthiest person I know.

@aprilvismanos3016

3 жыл бұрын

oh man, that sucks i hope your mother will survive and will have enough money for treatment especially since the virus came around, good luck to your mother bro.

@mxriaz_

3 жыл бұрын

@@aprilvismanos3016 that’s so sweet, thank you❤️ she’s doing well by now.

@mxriaz_

3 жыл бұрын

Update to anyone who wants to know: my mom is alive and healthier than ever!

@idklmao9981

3 жыл бұрын

@@mxriaz_ omg I'm so hsppy for you!!😭😭❤️❤️ Keep going!!

@serendipity9797

3 жыл бұрын

Can u tell me the symptoms..🙏 Coz I have swollen lympnode on my neck since 4 years.....n Google showing cancer....I am scared

Watching this because I was diagnosed yesterday.. I just wanted to get to know what my opponent is like.. I won't lose to you leukemia!!! ☝️

@thechangemakers8557

4 жыл бұрын

i will pray for your health

@sahithip1164

3 жыл бұрын

I'll be cheering for you GOOO YOU CAN DO IT!!!!

@mayukhdatta4017

2 жыл бұрын

yo wassup any updates?

@koce15

2 жыл бұрын

Poor guy pray for you!!!! Never lose hope, just think everything is going fine and the treatments will win!!!

@exquarve3909

Жыл бұрын

Did you survive?

Lost my best friend to leukemia. It's been 8 years and I still miss him like crazy.

@sanp2032

Жыл бұрын

4 years later for me, 12 years later for you. I hope your doing better now

I’m 19 years old just graduated high school last year I’ve been i’ve been diagnosed with leukemia in January 2022, till this day I’m doing chemotherapy treatments. For those have leukemia or cancer in general we are all in this together and fight !!!💪🏻

@inlawjosiewhales

2 жыл бұрын

hope you’re doing okay, i’m proud of you:)

@SD-ck3ev

2 жыл бұрын

Keep the positive attitude and keep fighting!!! You’ve got this!

@nocomment2725

Жыл бұрын

u got this bro, keep fighting🙏🏿

@SADBOY-yr4is

Жыл бұрын

@@therealchen yes i am, so far I have done 6 cycles and got 2 more left and I’m done 🙌🏼

@dawndoe314

Жыл бұрын

stay strong!! we’re in this together 👊🏻👊🏻

This really opened my eyes. I lost my mother to acute myaliod leakiuma on the 10th of July 2019 she was 51... So young watching her slowly go downhill absolutely broke my heart watching your mother take her last breath is something I wish upon no one. I pray you all live good and healthy lives God bless you all

@nerdcartoon2544

2 жыл бұрын

I cried reading your comment, I'm sure you miss her so much!

@MalandDesYT

Жыл бұрын

My grandma passed this February from a UTI that evolved into kidney stones that evolved into ripping the kidneys that evolved into septis which evolved into a spetis shock. . I'm surprised that she went through all of that. she was only 57 and a scary fact to know is that my great grandma's kids aka my grandparents all passed before 60yrs old. . I miss her very much😢

@MalandDesYT

Жыл бұрын

And some of you may be asking why I sent this comment when the video is about leukemia, its because I know how it is to loose someone and I'm hoping everyone can live long happy lives with their family, losing someone is NO JOKE its very painful especially if it's a loved one. God please bless everyone that's going through a hard time☝🙏

i've got diagnosed with leukemia in december 2021 and i'm still fighting. all i want to say is stay strong! You got this!!!

@screamingcockroach6980

2 жыл бұрын

🥺🥺🥺🥺

@inlawjosiewhales

2 жыл бұрын

keep up the great work!!! i’m rooting for you:)

@Violetorose

Жыл бұрын

Stay strong u can do it

@melvayaredaguilar

Жыл бұрын

I’m sad you got diagnosed with it

@mdrahamatullahmd4574

8 ай бұрын

I am a cll patient struggling since one year. Please explain me the diet that is beneficial for me to live longer.

Sometimes, like when watching this video, I am struck by how complicated and powerful modern medicine is. "We will fight this cancer by destroying all your bones' stem cells, which we will then fix by giving you new stem cells from a donor, which we will find by using a global database of volunteers. And this system exists because we're just that good." If you go back even 20 or 30 years, this level of medical understanding and capability probably looks like magic.

@mayukhdatta4017

2 жыл бұрын

medical science is fascinating, but even more fascinating is how regulated everything in our insides are. Imagine a body cell dividing, there is a mechanism for it to know when to stop dividing. If it becomes cancerous, it has a mechanism to kill itself before it gives rise to more cells. It also tries its best to alert cellular checkpoints that it has a hiding cancer inside it and the NK cells should kill it. When all that fails, that is when we have a cancer.

4:09 When the narrator said *"Leukemia may be a frightening disease but there is strength and hope in numbers"* I just teared up.. Through hemoglobin test she got the result that her white blood cells are very high, today she went for bone marrow test and the results will be out tomorrow. Our family is devastated and in shock, I hope everything is for the best

@Mooon_Light

Жыл бұрын

Updates please? Is everything okay?

My dad survived Leukemia and he is doing fine now!

@khushmitadhabhai2944

6 жыл бұрын

That is amazing, I am very glad for you.

@kokhualim2200

6 жыл бұрын

Good for you

@ashng1599

6 жыл бұрын

Read this late,but anyways amazing news! Hope he's still doing well now :)

@kimnunjoon3611

6 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear

@glentaker

2 жыл бұрын

good news! what treatment does your dad use? I heard there's new treatment called BESREMi!

my friend is in remission from leukemia. So far so good.

@sofialouised

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you. He's doing well.

@sofialouised

8 жыл бұрын

That is so generous!

@sofialouised

8 жыл бұрын

He is! It's almost as if he didn't have it at all. He is in remission!

@Donthefirst

8 жыл бұрын

Awkward Potato That is wonderful. ;)

@galaxygreycat3342

6 жыл бұрын

sofialouised Bless your friend? My greatgrandmother died of cancer.... but it was along time ago.. still bless him/her!

My son got an osteosarcoma on his tibia just below the kneecap. Doctor at Bos Child Hosp operated, removing the bone in a section just below the growth plate. He came home and grew new hair, looked great, but then got AML leukemia. and died of a heart attack months later. It's been life changing for my family. Never the same. He was 13 when he got it and 15 when he died. Our only consolation is in the Messiah, who is coming back for His church-- all those who believe in Him and His work on the cross-- pray today to receive Him. God bless.

@cicadafun

9 жыл бұрын

That was nice until you brought religion.

@stilo398

9 жыл бұрын

tough nuts

@alex60581

9 жыл бұрын

Bardus equus let him be. I am not a religious person, by any means, but just let this person believe in what brings them happyness. It is really easy to be ignorant, just as you are, but if you think about it, why shouldn't everyone believe in what they want? Being in a religion doesn't mean that they don't support science and modern medicine. There is no reason to judge someone based just on their beliefs. So what? They want to believe in the moral principles that christianity sets. So be it. I don't care. As long as someone doesn't try to force me into their religion, I don't see a problem. It is really sad, how someone cannot even mention Christianity without being attacked in this forum of ignorance. This takes place under almost every video and I am well aware of the fact that I am participating, though I am trying to make people understand that religion is not something you should hate someone for. Think about it. This person shared something personal and what do you do? Attack one of the things that keep them closer to their son. For most people, the thought that someone is just a piece of compost after they die is a bit unsettling.

@stilo398

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Octom. Very well put. We buried our son in a pine casket, which breaks down very quickly. And lets the worms inside to eat their happy way. It matters not. King David's body saw corruption, the scriptures say, as do ours today, yet David will reign again as a co-regent with the Messiah in the millennial reign. Everyone will die. Well, not everyone. The great opus of the Christian heritage is the resurrection of Messiah, Jesus, and His ascension on high. No fact of history has been more thoroughly recorded. There are some who will ascend like Jesus in glorified bodies. I think you will find as we go through the coming days of testing more of a reason to believe in Him.

@cicadafun

9 жыл бұрын

Octom *''but just let this person believe in what brings them happyness.''* Sure, let's just ignore the fact that he came with the intent to preach his wishful thoughts and doomsday scenarios. This is about the sole fact that mentioning his doctrine was unnecessary, it is equivalent to me going to a Christians family funeral and stating: *''I wish you guys luck, I feel bad for this horrible tragedy. Even though he **_doesn't exist anymore_** (because I'm Atheistic) I still wish you guys the best of luck.''* Don't try to justify the high moral ground with the crappy freedom of religion, he isn't significant in anyway and should be treated the same way any zealot waltz in with their doctrine, disapproval and subjection to bad social skills. *''It is really easy to be ignorant, just as you are''* That's nice, but just a empty epithet. *''why shouldn't everyone believe in what they want?''* When did I implicit that they shouldn't? I'm the one whom accepts the constitution and find it absolutely important in U.S society. But I'm not the one preaching, stigmatizing and stagnating technological development. *''Being in a religion doesn't mean that they don't support science and modern medicine.''* When did I imply this? Please quote. *'' There is no reason to judge someone based just on their beliefs''* What? So you shouldn't judge people who actively base their thoughts and inputs around their ideology, the ones who actively participate in their doctrine, share and ramble? This certainly tells a lot about a person, about who that person is. Joseph Stalin was a dictator, should I not judge him? Or should I not judge the Islamics for massacring and stigmatizing jews with propaganda? Just like the Nazi's did for their beliefs. You speak a lot of crap you left-winged progressive. *''As long as someone doesn't try to force me into their religion, I don't see a problem''* I love how you implicit that indoctrination of a doctrine is the *ONLY* problem a doctrine has to offer. As if they are all peaceful and not death cults. Your projections are nothing short of risible. *''It is really sad, how someone cannot even mention Christianity''* Considering the mass hypocrisy most doctrines do, stigmatizing other doctrines, stagnating them or attacking or persecuting non-believers such as in Afghanistan, Iraq, and some parts in South Africa in present days. *'' This takes place under almost every video and I am well aware of the fact that I am participating''* Self-refuting, Self-hating hypocrisy, and ecological fallacy. *'' people understand that religion is not something you should hate someone for.''* Guess I shouldn't hate ISIS then. Or the other millions that support them. Or what about turkey? Don't even get me started. *''Think about it. This person shared something personal and what do you do? Attack one of the things that keep them closer to their son. For most people, the thought that someone is just a piece of compost after they die is a bit unsettling.''* Quote from stilus *''Our only consolation is in the Messiah, who is coming back for His church-- all those who believe in Him and His work on the cross-- pray today to receive Him. God bless.''* Sounds more like Jehova-witness preach rambling than guilt-trip attention baiting. This was his intent, to preach and have people sympathize with him. It was completely random and unnecessary, no need to preach. This is the problem, with your cognitive dissonance and your projections, you clearly won't understand this. So I'm done with you both.

My best friend died of leukemia when she was 21 and I love and miss her so much

My story is not as bad as others but I was diagnosed when I was 10 (2019) and only this February overcame the disease. It was a terrifying Experian experience but luckily and with the help and treatment of the NHS at Alder Hey Children’s hospital, I survived but it was one heck of a ride and I would NEVER wish it upon someone. To people who are fighting and families members of them, good luck. I am cheering you on!

@MalandDesYT

Жыл бұрын

@_that_one_human_01 what day did you get better. . ?

@mdrahamatullahmd4574

8 ай бұрын

I am a leukemia fighter since one year. Please help me to give tips about diets that is beneficial for longer living

I got leukemia when I was 5 now I’m 16 and fully “cured” but i still fear that one day it’ll return

@MalandDesYT

Жыл бұрын

@@ariana-wu9td Ask google

@caitlinrose4268

Жыл бұрын

Stay strong, you are a warrior and you can fight through anything if you've already fought through cancer❤️

@neex3love568

Жыл бұрын

Let’s come back to this post 20 years from now and celebrate. You got this 💪

my father has had leukaemia ever since i was a baby, I'm 18 now and he is still alive, but i worry about when his illness will catch up with him.

I'm still under treatment for acute leukemia of the B cells and watching this was very difficult, but I was able to finish it and this made me realise that I'm really healing, also with the trauma. So thank you. Also it's very important to raise awarness.

@Countdown420

2 жыл бұрын

Unlucky

@DelineatedMercy

Жыл бұрын

How’s it going?

My aunt has leukemia i think she got it because of drinking its not like a beer once a week but she drink daily, she's taking her medicine and i hope she will get better soon she is very nice even tho she's drunk or not but she is far away from me so i miss her and she is cesarean doctor said and everybody knows you have to have year gap before doing cesarean again but she got pregnant and she is cesarean again with only month gap so it gone wrong but her baby is safe but she has to confined to a hospital and she has to get an operation, its been a really though year for her i wish she really got better soon she is strong so she can do it ,i know you don't even care but i will be so glad if you pray for her even tho you didn't even know her let god,jesus,good spirit help her to get out of this situation *HAVE A NICE DAY/NIGHT* (sorry for my english) (don't be confuse if my comment only have 1 like i like my own comment cause no one like my comment its ok you dont have to like this comment your prayer is the more important)

@ashng1599

6 жыл бұрын

Info Girl I read this late :( ,how is she doing now?

My brother fought this disease for 2 years. I hope you're at peace now that you're not suffering anymore. I miss you

4:16 "there is strength and hope in numbers " naruto taught me that

@mollyeck834

6 жыл бұрын

👌👌

@camillecirrus3977

5 жыл бұрын

You misspelled "weeb cancer".

@jessicaadams2401

3 жыл бұрын

same

I think my father has a type of chronic leukemia. It means we can never cure it and it could come back any moment. But we can heal him ! He only had it once, it was a terrible and scary journey, but fortunately he did not have to get chemotherapy but another type of treatment, and after about a year, it worked ! He is now fully back to normal and being monitored every once in a while. Leukemia IS scary, but there is hope and sometimes it is not as bad as you think. Keep fighting ❤️

My grandfather was diagnosed today with leukemia due to exposure to agent orange and other herbicides in Vietnam, it’s a shame he has already lost so much of himself to that war

Get well soon Joe.

A girl my parents knew got leukemia at the age of 18 during her first year of college. She wasn't declared cancer free until she was 27. I was in middle school when this happened and up until then I had never heard of cancer happening in young people :( Of course, now I know it can happen to anyone...

Thanks for such a clear introduction to leukemias! I teach hematology and have struggled to find a video that's short enough yet informative enough and has photos for the more visual students to provide a scaffold for my students prior to diving into the details. I think I've found one now! Thanks!

There was this kid I met at school. We weren’t really friends but we saw each other after 2nd period because we both had 3rd period in the C building. One day, we were both waiting for our teachers to come so we came to talk. Every day he would wait outside my classroom, and we would walk together. He ended up telling me that he had Leukemia. After 2 weeks, he stopped coming. I thought that he left the school or something so I didn’t worry, I tried texting him and he didn’t answer. That day during 3rd period, there was an announcement that he died. I really hope they can find a way to cure this. I also hope that people that have Leukemia recover soon.

@unclejimsticklebarn1656

Жыл бұрын

I’m very sorry my uncle has leukemia and I hope that you are ok now stay safe

I know a kid who had leukemia but he passed away. He didn't die from the cancer itself but from a weak heart from having and fighting it. His name was Rylan and he would've been 13 this year. We miss you SMILIN RYLAN! 🙏 Childhood Cancer only gets 4% of of donation money, so please donate as much as you can and also spread the word. The more donations, the more kids survive.

@realoliverhillyt42069

9 ай бұрын

I’m sorry for your loss. I would donate if I could.

I had ALL and had a bone marrow transplant. I'm doing fine, but drilling noises make me nervous.

@GirtheAlienGoldfish

7 жыл бұрын

***** The sound of drilling makes me nervous. Like, you know if you go into a haunted house and you get really anxious? That's what it feels like.

@therobotfromirobot

7 жыл бұрын

I hope you keep healthy!

@GirtheAlienGoldfish

7 жыл бұрын

living tr4sh Thank you!!

@unandanknuckles1513

7 жыл бұрын

leukemia is blood cancer.i know that :P

@Blaineworld

7 жыл бұрын

I would say LOL about nervousness from drilling sounds but it might seem inconsiderate because you said you had “ALL,” which I'm assuming means all types of cancer.

Love this video!! You covered absolutely everything

My dream is to be a donor! When I get to 18, the first thing I wanna do is donate things that I don’t really need. I just don’t know if I will be able to donate blood or bone marrow because I have chronic anemia, but I will donate whatever I can, and save lives

@kritiikasingh

2 жыл бұрын

you're an amazing person already, Julia. you might be saving lives when you do, proud of you,

@ronaldonmg

2 жыл бұрын

you can sign up for blood-donation. They will test your blood-iron-level every time before letting you donate. I'm not sure about it, but if you can't donate whole blood they may let you donate plasma

Thanks for the Ed, Ted

I got leukemia about a year ago and was recently diagnosed with 0 cancer cells, and am only now realizing how lucky I am to be alive

This was very comprehensive. Thank you!

BEAUTIFUL video as always! 🙌🏻

I like ted videos. Beautiful representation and animation. And lastly, they are trying to end the video in a nice quote. They are restoring the faith in humanity. 👍

My wife and I lost our just turned 2 year old son 7 months ago to Aml. He had MLL gene rearrangement or subtype KMT2A or 11q23. He had a translocation between chromosomes 6 and 11, t(6;11). He received cytarabine, daunorubicin, etoposide, gemtuzumab ozagamicin then mitoxNtrone and cytarabine. He relapsed after the second chemo which signified refractory Aml which had a poor prognosis. Decitabine with mylotarg was then used. He died shortly after from within 4 months of treatment. Some side effects he had were bloody nausea and diahrea. Horrible bloody mouth sores. He was in pain all over. His right eye was covered by a leukemia pool that ended up bleeding.He had a lot of liquid in his lungs which they thought was pnemonia. He ultimately died from a brain bleed within 24 hours caused we think by the chemo.

@user-dz7dr5ok8l

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry you have no condolences its to smart to understand

Man hope joe gets better #ThankYouRoman

Hi! Thank you for the subtitles, it's hard to find videos (about science) for those who don't understand English. And Thank You For the accurate translation from 'Drug' to 'Farmaco'!

My older brother died from Leukemia in 2009. I still miss him to this day

@cr34t_

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to hear that. Leukemia really sucks, I got it myself, luckily I was saved by a bone marrow transplantation. But good news is that Leukemia treatment has come really far, even just since this video came out. Stay strong!

Your animation is just amazing

Jeez that last sentence is just so powerful

My brother had this Cancer but he was a lucky survivor and I thank God a lot for it

RIP Edd you had an awesome cartoon series

During year 5 and 6 I went to a school which had a memorial for a girl (not trying to reveal my school, so I'll call her Kate.) For an example of what we could do for a geography assignment, I passed by her plaque. Kate didn't even finish kindergarten, and leukaemia caught up to her.

I heard one of my friends' brother passed away from leukemia. Best of luck to anyone going through it.

I have been struggling to understand what exactly leukemia is and what it does to the individual who has it since my boyfriend has been diagnosed with AML, and this really helped to enlighten me with what's going on. Thank you so much for making this video!

@MultiFusko

2 жыл бұрын

Did he survive

Lost my dad to leukemia a few weeks ago. Truly a horrible and merciless disease. It just takes and takes and takes. Hopefully some day we’ll be able to wipe it off the face of the earth.

@peachieangie

Жыл бұрын

very sorry for your loss. i hope you have the right support around you during this difficult time. stay strong 💛

@cr34t_

Жыл бұрын

Stay strong! Leukemia also affected me head on last year. I was luckily able to win, but not all do. If you want to help others with leukemia, you should consider or at least look into becoming a stem cell donor. I needed a stem cell transplantation and a donor ended up saving my life, I'm forever grateful to that stranger.

My grandma has leukaemia at the moment. They are very sick. They started with blood cancer but that has evolved into leukaemia. My grandma is having breathing difficulties and are on oxygen. The doctor says that there is nothing they can do about it. No cure. I was shocked and mentally unwell when I heard about this. The doctor says they only have a few more hours or a day to live. I’m mentally in pain because of this. But I want to have faith. My grandma is very week and unconscious. I just hope everything bees okay. There’s so much stress and pain as we grow up. I just want to wish everyone the best, if your reading this. Stay safe everyone!❤️

@aprilvismanos3016

3 жыл бұрын

sounds like a job for himiko toga Right...?

@kyoukaizumi7168

3 жыл бұрын

@@aprilvismanos3016 ?

@aprilvismanos3016

3 жыл бұрын

what i said will probably pop up in your head in the future, you overthink what i said, and then you finally got what i was trying to say. **COUGH**J.F.K. **COUGH** Mahatma Gandhi

My mom died of leukemia, and I wanted to know more about it, but could never understand the information I was presented. This video helped me understand leukemia!! Thank you, TED-Ed!

Fantastic video. Thanks!

My brother fight this over 6 years, he passed away on dec 1 2022 when the cancer came back active and more aggressive.

Very informative. Especially concerning why this is more likely to show up in children. We had a god daughter who got a Wilm's tumor as a infant, a type of childhood cancer we learned about under exigent circumstances.

A friend of mine got leukemia when she was in fourth grade, it was very scary, but luckily, she survived

My daughter got diagnosed at 6 months. She lived in chemo for over a year inside hospital… was hard as parent see it… now she is in maintenance part and end soon fortunately she is out and starts to live a normal live again. For those parents out there is hard but sometime the best way to win is to keep in the fight…

Thank you for the education about leukaemia.

I have a related cancer, causing excessive platelets. Thankfully unless I’m one of the few who progress to acute myeloid leukemia then I’ll probably live abnormal life. Definitely makes me feel for the leukemia patients though.

Thank you for this informative and inspiring video.

The animation is sooo good

My grandpa survived leukemia at 5 and he was born in the 50s or 60s...

Keep up with this videos, so informative and simple :)

I love these animated educational videos.

Nice informational video!

My grandmother was diagnosed with lukemia around the same time my mother found out she was pregnant with me and my twin. She won the battle in 2022 and then died in 2023. She was one tough cookie for winning against Lukemia, in fact she was tough for even being faced with such an opponent in the first place. I hope all other cancer patients can have a similar experience and finally hear the words “Your body is now cancer-free” and return safely to their families knowing the threat is gone.

i love how the animations literally depicted the red blood cell carrying the oxygen molecules

My brother who is 7 is still going through treatment from leukemia

@reenad4256

4 жыл бұрын

SORRY

Thank you

Roman geigns we love you😎😍 Leukemia, also spelled leukaemia, is a group of cancers that usually begin in the bone marrow and result in high numbers of abnormal white blood cells.[8] These white blood cells are not fully developed and are called blasts or leukemia cells.[2] Symptoms may include bleeding and bruising problems, feeling tired, fever, and an increased risk of infections.[2] These symptoms occur due to a lack of normal blood cells.[2] Diagnosis is typically made by blood tests or bone marrow biopsy.[2]

When I was 8 I lost my mother to terminal leukaemia.When I was 16, I was diagnosed with a cancer-like brain tumour (Germinoma). The last lot of chemotherapy I had was a stem cell transplant, luckily before I had any treatment at all, as a precaution, I went through a stem cell harvest, so I didn't need a donor. The chemotherapy I had before the stem cell transplant damn near killed me, not only did I lose my hair, my lips peeled like crazy, the skin on my chest flaked off, I eventually re-grew new finger and toe nails out from my old ones, which was one of the weirdest things I've felt. I would not wish that on my worst enemy, but I have some really great doctors, who instilled a lot of confidence in me that it was beatable, and I believe my mindset through the whole thing was a huge factor in my recovery. So yeah that's a quick rundown of my story, there's a whooole lot more to it though. If you made it this far, thank you 🙏🏻

Roman reigns I pray that you get better

Great video!

Wish all the best and health for all cancer fighters in this world 💔

I was around 2-3 years when I got ALL(Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia )...... I just wanna say Thanks to my superhero who saved my life by donating his stem cell... I am turning 17 now..... Thanks to him

@christinashalom4188

5 жыл бұрын

Good to hear such fascinating stories.

it's always hard to be a donor cause it can cause a lot of pain but someone who is willing enough to do it must be brave and kind👼

@panagiota4298

5 жыл бұрын

Kairi Uang it’s awesome if someone donates and it’s so nice to help people but it’s not really painful if the doctors use Anaisthetics you don’t feel anything after and at the time

Thank you for this.. Maybe you could do one specifically on Chronic Myeloid Leukemia?

@glentaker

2 жыл бұрын

i heard BESREMi is the new treatment for Leukemia

Sooooo informative... I wish I knew about Ted-Ed durin ma college days 🙂 I was doin biotechnology engineering back then, anyways m jobless now 😖

my father died from leukemia, he was 68 at that time and was too weak to get a cemo. It didnt take him too long to suffer, just 4 month after the first diagnosis, he passed away. i was the last person he saw.

@realoliverhillyt42069

9 ай бұрын

Damn. I’m so sorry for your loss. May he rest in peace.

Who is after roman's lukemia

@mannyruiz496

5 жыл бұрын

Me lol

@blankxblankx8516

4 жыл бұрын

@@mannyruiz496 What's so funny about that?? This is a serious issue, not something to laugh about!

My friend’s best friend died from leukemia today

Excellent video.

Thank you for sharing :)

Please register for the Be the Match if you can! I am alive today because someone donated their bone marrow to me. Chemo wouldn’t cure my leukemia, but the transplant did. You could be the reason someone survives cancer. ❤️

TED always share a very good videos !

pray for roman everyone

Crazy how the blood of the umbilical cord of a baby can be donated to those who have Leukemia, and yet it is usually just discarded. Also, it's less difficult to do than a bone marrow transplant I think...

Please PRAY for all those who suffering from any sickness and leukemia 🙏🙏🙏

wow thanks for this

Scary fact: We all have cancer all the time, at least one of our cells rn has cancer and is getting destroyed.

I had leukemia when I was 3 years old and I forever thank the person who donated, without the help of them, my supportive mother and the nurses/doctor/ staff, I probably wouldn't be here ❤

@cr34t_

Жыл бұрын

I got a bone marrow transplant last year (at the age of 16). Can I ask, how old are you now and do you feel that you had it?

@jenniiiie

Жыл бұрын

@@cr34t_ @cr34t all went well? And at the moment, I am 21 years old(: I go yearly to get checked up.( I didnt go the last to years to get checked up, but will this year) I dont really feel it, I believe I live a normal like although I do have some gut issues, certain things make my stomach weak and queasy, but doctors said it was normal to have those but overall,I feel okay. Atm I'm not worried about it, but infertility is another thing. But physically and mentally, I feel and am told by the doctors I'm okay. I hope you're feeling and doing sooo much better ❤ your strong and you got this 🖤

@cr34t_

Жыл бұрын

@@jenniiiie Thank you! Great to hear that your doing well overall. Right before I got my transplant I reacted to some immunotherapy (blinotumomap) and it sent me to the intensive care unit where I slept for 36 hours. I still feel that, but I'm doing much better and we're hopping to get me back up and walking with physical training and a tendon extension. The chemo part was definetly a bumpy ride even for cancer, but the transplantation went really well and the docs are super happy with my recovery. Overall, just feels good to be alive lol.

Great video

I had leukemia in 2020 during covid. My treatment was horrible and the tablets completely changed me and I could not walk or even get out of bed as I felt so ill. I am still having treatment now and feeling so much better but I still feel ill where I take horrible tablets once a month. I am due to finish treatment in September 2023.

@cr34t_

Жыл бұрын

Stay strong! I got diagnosed with ALL in march 2021, so I know how tough chemo can be. Chemo also put me in a wheelchair. Treatment can be tough, but you can get through it. Honestly chemo is probably worse than a lot of torture methods. Hope you feel better soon!

TED-Ed Does bone marrow donors go under surgery to donate bone marrow? How painful is the procedure of donating one's bone marrow?

@moncef0147

9 жыл бұрын

Nomado i think it's just a blood plasma thing, no surgery, it's just blood. Edit: i just did a little bit of research, there's apparently different ways to donate blood marrow, some of them are just about collecting stem cells from the blood through a long process, others are a little bit more invasive as they're about taking bone marrow directly from the hip, they go for just a few minutes, but they have a longer recovery time.

@randomcommenthere

9 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I wanted to ask...

@AnastasiaSilvi

9 жыл бұрын

Also wondering about this..

@PITTartistpen

9 жыл бұрын

I thing what we need to ask is how to become one. Is there a site your something.

@williamwilson6499

9 жыл бұрын

Nomado Yes, you undergo surgery. Marrow is taken out of your pelvis. I am on the donor list and my name came up as a match. I had to go in for further testing along with others who matched until they could find the best candidate. The techs explained the procedure and you have to sign a waiver that you know the risks involved. It's not an easy surgery and it takes time to heal. Turns out they had a better match and I was not chosen.

Lucky leukemia is one of those cancers that is easier to treat. Usually patients have a bone marrow transplant from a family member or something

Question: Why not just extract/grow/modify healthy steam cell from patient and re-inject it back to the bone marrow?