She Dares Live: Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer Survivor
She Dares Live: Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer Survivor
Stage 4 pancreatic cancer survivor documents journey. I share my journey of overcoming metastatic pancreatic adenocarcinoma, initially misdiagnosed as sarcoma. Despite facing unresectable cancer and metastasis to the liver, my story is one of hope and resilience. From the first signs of trouble on May 10th to undergoing 2 biopsies and starting chemotherapy on July 19th, my journey is marked by perseverance and a commitment to exploring alternative approaches. By embracing changes in diet, exercise and new perspectives on healing from July 15th onwards, I've navigated various phases of my approach towards achieving nearly cancer-free status. This channel is documentation of my journey; my video journal. See Facebook links, and share your own recovery story on the Facebook group.
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Interesting video Lucy. This is why I chose the carnivore diet. It's a total elimination diet therfore giving the body time to heal, well thats the theory anyway. Maybe I'm being a bit harsh saying "theory" as like I've just posted on the video of them missing your cancer and size. I've shrunk my spleen from 15cm to 13.3 and they said it would never reduce. It's obviously doing something to the body and my stools are completely back to normal. My recent blood work is very good (one or two markers out of range) but nothing to worry about. Overall I feel great. I get the odd day here and there where I feel out of sorts so to speak, but overall I cant complain. One thing I did do wrong last night was eat late. I make sure I NEVER eat after 6pm, but last night for some reason I eat around 8.30 ish.... Big mistake. Up most of the night with acid reflux and now left with brain fog and a banging headache. Be warned guys...... Bloody awful feeling !!! 😶🌫️😶🌫️🤪🤪
Hello x I follow a wholefood diet, nuts,seeds, veg. Berries, chicken, fish, eggs, herbs, Sauerkraut and coconut kiefr. Please could you give me a typical day food plan. Are you diabetic ? How did you know about the spleen reductions. Thank you xx
@@sharonmarks2961 Bizzarely Sharon I'm NOT diabetic. My blood work is on point and I live a fairly normal life apart from the odd days here and there when I feel out of sorts (like today) I fast a lot. I Intermittent fast every day and only eat the one meal a day. I start prepping food around 4pm and finish everything by 6pm. So that's around a 22 hour fast per day. Because I ate late last night I'll skip food altogether today and maybe tomorrow, just depends on how I feel as I rarely get hungry. Food wise my diet is very basic. Mainly I eat Beef, Lamb, Chicken, Butter and Eggs. Snack wise it's usually Beef Jerky and Ghee Butter. 50 grams of Jerky and 50 of Ghee. I have a high saturated fat content in all meals in the form of fat from the meats and from added Ghee and Wagyu Beef dripping. This keeps my stools soft and easy to pass. Hope this helps. Much love, Moonie X
@@sharonmarks2961 Oh sorry the spleen reductions. They MRI my spleen at 15cm in approx 21/22 (have to dig the paper work out for exact date) and on the last Ultrasound from late last year it was 13.8/9 and from a month ago it was down to 13.3.
Yes being a carnivore is definitely working for you and that is brilliant. I’m so happy your results are good. That’s so funny you say about eating late and then feeling unwell the next day. I just realised THAT is why I felt very out of sorts on Sunday!!! Messed up planning and ate much later than I ever do. Body was obviously rebelling. Had not put that together. My husband, dad and middle sister paid the price for my foul temper!!! Thank you for making me realise. lol xxx
@@SheDaresLIVE Hahaha that's funny but not for our loved ones, but hey that's what their, there for lol. I love this channel because of the polar opposite diet. Trying to convince "carnivores" to even take a look at your channel is well putting it bluntly, useless. You can't tell them anything. Stubborn and steadfast is an understatement. We should always keep an open mind about everything in life, not just diet and I do. Never did me any harm. Anyways if they don't want to at least see things from a different perspective that's their loss and my gain. Keep up the fabulous content Lucy, your smashing it. As always, much love Moonie xxx
Not sure if I've posted this before, could have been elsewhere. Anyway I've had a similar experience with my liver. They scanned my liver, pancreas (MRI) and told me my pancreas was chronic which we already knew. The report said my liver was "very fatty" and suggested I went on a low fat diet (which I didn't) and there were no other concerns. Myself and partner read the report together and I told her there isnt NO WAY my liver was just fatty. My stools were irregular shaped and pale in colour. Had been for over a year. I told my then specialist (so called) about my concerns and he was insistent everything was fine with my liver. Your blood works just fine he said. Stick with the low fat diet (I didn't) and the liver will repair 100%. His words not mine. Fast forward twelve months to my next MRI. After almost begging them to look closely at the liver, the report come back exactly as I was expecting, liver cirrhotic. How could they have missed this ? Not only that I have portal hypertension, tortuous portal vein with varices, enlarged spleen at 15cm (of which I've reduced to 13.3) and they said it would never reduce in size. Varices in the stomach and oesophagus. How could all of this been "missed." It's literally unbelievable. I'm now with another specialist who I feel more comfortable with, but like the other "specialist" their literally clueless about diet. I get it. Their specialist's in their field and not dieticians. They only regurgitate old rhetoric about diet which appears obvious for something "fatty." They couldn't be anymore wrong.
While I agree that the ultra-processing certainly does it's part in slowly eroding metabolic health over the years, doesn't it make also equal sense that through it's processing and thus hyper-palatability it increases general energy uptake, thus contributing to weight gain, prolonged obesity and thus general energy toxicity? In other words: Besides the metabolic pathways, simply eating to much and generating oxidative stress for your system by having too much body fat seems to also contribute to this - what are your thoughts on this?
Hello, I think that’s a very interesting point. I agree that the smaller the particles of food that you eat are - for instance 00 pasta flour is tiny v wheat germ is the whole grain if you take wheat as an example - the more energy your body releases out of the food. However, I’ve been experimenting with my kids and husbands food recently. If we made homemade pizza dough with organic 00 flour and all organic toppings, the same size as one from a supermarket, the kids and my husband LITERALLY CANNOT EAT IT ALL. I end up freezing a good chunk of it. Homemade bagels for them, same story, if we ever bought bagels from a supermarket, they would have one and then want another one straight away. My son cannot eat more than half of a homemade bagel, my daughter and husband can have an entire one for lunch and that’s it. So… in response to your first point, yes I think a greater refined grain can lead to more energy release but if it is genuinely homemade organic without emulsifiers etc in it, I think your body recognises it as food, and says I’m FULL enough now! So I think homemade organic real food even with a refined grain doesn’t lead to weight gain or obesity because your body stops you. I think being overweight and carrying fat above your perfect BMI is unhealthy. This is because I think your body is making fat to store toxins and try and protect you. If you eat just real food, I think it’s very difficult to get fat because you stop eating and there are fewer toxins to store if it’s organic and homemade with no emulsifiers and only cold pressed extra virgin organic oil. I lost a lot of weight on my diet and I liked that because it really enabled me to see clearly where the inflammation was. I think if you are just eating whole foods, it’s very difficult to be fat. I think I’m trying to say, I don’t think whole real foods have hyper palatablility because they come with a built in off switch. I think that’s my view. Interested - let me know what you think.
@@SheDaresLIVE no question - whole foods are more satiating and thus, you tend to not go over your calories! The hyper-palatable stuff usually is also the hyper-processed stuff. There ain‘t no creme-filled cookie trees in the wild, sadly haha
@@AutumnSonderness although I was also thinking it is seasonally right to build up some fat in the summer and autumn (but not to the level of obesity) so that this can be used up in the winter, when we should be having less food generally available. Living by this principle allows our kidneys and liver to maintain the correct balance and absorb vitamin D correctly.
How are you feeling? How worse you were feeling then now ? Whats best advice?
Hi Miranda, I don’t give medical advice I just document my story, but I would say my best advice is take charge and understand everything that is happened to you and then make fully informed decisions on what is right for you. Your life is in your hands. I’m feeling ok, but I’ve still got more work to do to heal. I will get there. X
As someone asked me, the place where I am buying all our cold pressed extra virgin oils is www.thesoapery.co.uk/ it's meant for making soap but it is ticking all my boxes for us to eat it. Xxx
This is a great video and it helps prove everything I've been telling a few of my friends that just because it says plant based doesn't mean it's healthy. I think companies are now using the term "plant based" as a marketing scheme since more and more people are taking control of their health and watching what goes into their bodies. This is why it's important to read labels and do research.
@percydays hi percy, hexane is not required to be labelled because it is used in a process and isn't an actual ingredient. The regulation of hexane is all wrong - food technology, just like computer technology, often runs ahead of the law. But we should all be approaching those who have a platform to change it, like our elected representatives and in my view the Vegetarian and VEGAN Societies who could effectively campaign to change this. I searched for hexane on both their websites and found nothing. Hope you are doing well. Xxx
@@SheDaresLIVE This is great information, and I am doing well. I've learned so much from your videos.
@@SheDaresLIVE It's amazing the information you find once you start researching!!
Need to give exact details re what enzymes..what supplements etv
hello, the enzymes are Creon (prescription medication), enzymes which are produced naturally in your saliva etc by chewing, and also serrapeptase. I may share the supplements in future but I'm not sure whether it is the right thing to do, and also I'm wary of the experience of other youtubers with cancer channels who said they were shut down or had warnings after sharing their stack. I don't think taking a load of pills is going to sort you out on its own anyway - you need to put in the groundwork on diet first (and exercise really) and if you haven't done that taking the pills could even be dangerous imho. Nevertheless if you look at my Feb 2023 video (where I got rid of two metastases) I did summarise a list in there. Wishing you very well, Lucy
Thank you for this video, people need to understand that no evidence does not mean it's not there just it's so small it cannot be measured. I had a similar issue Private hospital that I was lucky to be on a trial with were seeing my tumour shrinking but the NHS were saying it was growing, in the private sector each report was done by the same radiographer in the NHS it's our sourced so no consistency. My oncologist took my private scans to an MDT and had a local radiologist look and compare my old scans and agreed it had shrunk. If my mental positive strength hadn't been where it is this could have caused me a real downward spiral. Scans and opinions are just a small window of the overall picture. Wishing you so much ❤❤
That is so interesting. I didn’t know that they were outsourced in the NHS. I feel lucky to have had the amount of diligence on my scans that I have done. I’m so glad to hear your tumour has been shrinking. Go Sharon!!! Xxx
@@SheDaresLIVE Im in Wales so can only speak about NHS Wales. Thank you xx
@@sharonmarks2961Hi Sharon. How are you doing ? All good I hope. Have you decided on starting up your channel yet ? Don't be worried about negative remarks, I'd be stunned if someone did pass a negative remark given the position your in. It would be very interesting as like you I don't have private health care (big mistake on my behalf) so we have some common ground on that front. Let me know. Much love, Moonie x
@@mooncat.787 Hey. I've been so busy I haven't started anything yet. CA19s have risen but tumour still looking stable with no Mets so they are repeating a CT in June instead of July Please update me with how you are ?
@@sharonmarks2961Hi Sharon. If you don't mind me asking, what are your CA markers reading now ? Everything else is stable then ? That's great to hear. I've posted on here and Lucy's other video (Vegan junk food) about where I'm at health wise. Check them out and let me know what you think. Much love. Moonie x
Congratulations on your work and fight! Just as question, what is your current level of the markers CA 19-9.
Hello George, I am a non- secreter so I just have to rely on my CRP score. Xxx
I understand, yep, a reason more to be thorough in your diet and lifestyle in this journey.
Congratulations Lucy on beating this disease ! You are truly an inspiration of hope. My Brother was diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer stage 4 with mets to the liver last September; chemo almost killed him and since late December we’ve been allowing the body to recover and heal on its own with vegan diet, supplementation and exercise. We have still a long road ahead. Currently we are working on healing an atrophic pancreas, which scares me more than the actual cancer. God Bless you and everyone facing this battle.
Wishing you and your brother well. Do keep me posted on how you are going. Xxx
I just wanted to say, I reached out to you late July of last year. I was broken, and looking for answers. Finding your channel has helped me heal from the loss of my loved ones and it's shown me that cancer is not a death sentence and we don't have to accept it . I personally want to thank you for this channel it's changed my life. I eat different and I make it a choice everyday. Keep doing what you're doing.
Hi Percy, I remember your email. I am so happy to read your message. Thank you for saying that. X
@@SheDaresLIVE You're welcome
in easten Europe they used to dig a hole in the ground and make sauerkraut for the whole village, and it was always women that jump in and kinda mix stuff around .
Oh wow how do I find out more about this
So inspiring, congrats! I'm going through the same stage IV pancreatic cancer struggle myself. I had already 3 sessionsnof chemo and eating only vegan food. Unfortunately I'm loosing weight rapidly and I am considering reintroducing some bio animal protein like chicken fish. What is your take on this?
A few thoughts a) use your BMI as a guide. I lost 15kg during my first year since diagnosis but I had it to lose and I think that fat had a lot of stored toxins which had to go in order for me to heal. I had to rebuild every cell made out of good pure things. I ultimately now stay pretty stable and it bumps around a bit depending on the season. b) you need to eat a lot by volume if you are eating a vegan whole food no processed diet. Out of being vegan or eating no processed food, eating no processed food is by far the more important. I try to include grains, roots and beans/legumes in every meal (though I don’t stress too much if I don’t get one of them) because it bulks my food out and fills me up and that’s important. I think I also need this vegetable protein - and I did also add nuts in at breakfast time - to make sure I got enough protein. Protein is also very important for enzyme production. C) One question from a slightly different angle - are you taking Creon? Otherwise you may not be metabolising whatever it is you are eating. As you have pancreatic cancer it is likely you have exocrine pancreatic insufficiency so I’d also check you are taking this at an appropriate dosage if you are losing weight. Those are my thoughts… but I got to where I am by doing what I felt was right for me, so ultimately I think you know yourself best just like I did. Wishing you well. Xxx
@@SheDaresLIVE thanks for your reply! Yes, I'm taking Creon and also other plant based supplements for additional help in the process. I lost a lot of fat also, about 15 kg since the starting of the journey, but I'm a bit worried for weight loss as the oncologist said that we need to maintain the dosage of the chemo and also keep a healthy weight. Of course that I'm eating very clean, as you said, but was considering introducing some bio animal protein, limited. Of course processed food and sugars and other stuff are out of the question. Keep up the good work, it's inspiring! 😊🤗
So many people keep telling me I should start a you tube channel but I fear the negatives of it all
Why ? And what is your story ?
And negativity.... Narr, just feed of those idiots.
@@mooncat.787 Im stage 3b inoperable pancreatic cancer given 6-12 month prognosis in October 22.
@@sharonmarks2961 Well you've already beaten their stats Sharon so thas a huge plus. What diet are you following ? Do you exercise ? Do you smoke/drink alcohol ? How old are you ? Look what Lucy's achieved. I'm sure she won't mind me saying this as she's already said it herself in one of her videos. She was literally sent home to die from her doctors. Told her she was inoperable just like you. Have you watched all of Lucy's videos ? There very informative.
@@mooncat.787 Yes I've been following Lucy's journey. They all just want to leave us to die, it's easier, one less to deal with. Unfortunately I don't have access to private health care 😔. I do soo many things that have contributed to my life so that's why people ask me to post updates and tell my story.
Well done! congrats.
Thank you! Cheers!
Hellow are you okay ? I wanna ask you about the chemo on your body ? Its effect to your medicine ?
I'm OK @wirdiantara321 . I'm not quite sure what you are asking me sorry. Are you asking whether the chemo affected all the supplements I took ? I only had chemo twice before it was indefinitely paused by my oncologist because I wasn't getting on very well with it.
@@SheDaresLIVE wow that's really amazing, so you only underwent chemotherapy twice? and that doesn't have a good impact on your health, right? Are you continuing with the vegan regimen ? Hey, You can write something about your recipe for fight your cancer on something book or journal like pdf online , so that other people really understand the medical health side effects of chemo, and so that we understand that we can actually fight cancer by living a vegan lifestyle , or other treatment supposed to be like that ❤️☘️
Well, I do think chemotherapy was helpful for me against the cancer but I was lucky my oncologist stopped it when she did because I think it also could have killed me in my entirety! I am continuing with the vegan regimen. I am not certain whether one needs to be completely wholly vegan, I think there might be a margin of error where you could have about 4% non-vegan things but they still have to be organic and non-processed etc. I think our bodies are designed to work mostly vegan. It would be nice to write a recipe book of all the things that I ate that I think were really tasty and helped me get well, but I think I'd need a lot of help to do this and I am fairly busy doing all the things I do to stay alive. I also think people make a lot of mistakes when they do vegan diet for cancer so maybe a recipe book would be helpful to sort that out. xx
I really would like to listen to all your videos but the background music is horrible. Also, just a tip from a fellow creator, it's not necessary to have all kinds of eye catching fast paced visuals. People who watch these kinds of videos are here for the information, not the bells and whistles. I will watch on mute with captions. Thank you and please continue to update ❤
Great I put a lot of effort into the subtitles so I'm glad they are being used. Xxx
You don't have to write your own captions, youtube does it automatically. That might save you some time. Buy seriously if you are trying to get as much reach as possible to help people you might want to make the format more user friendly and don't take that the wrong way, I'm just trying to help. It's great to see you have gotten good results and I wish you a full recovery.
@thetruthergirls I don’t know why but it doesn’t seem to do the captions automatically for me anymore. The ideal would be for KZread to generate them and then me to correct the typos, but this doesn’t seem currently an option. With regard to the purpose of the channel, I know my story is important and potentially a game changer for many people. I feel like cancer slumdog millionaire and that my whole life was leading up to achieving this (probably need to make a video on that one day). I love the engagement I’ve had with people that have found my story. I feel like the channel has helped me find my tribe. However, I need to stay true to documenting my own story. I feel a bit like an artist when people say, I would like your pictures more if they had more blue or trees in them, but all I can do is make the videos that make me happy and reflect my journey to me. I like watching them back myself. The music was a big part earlier on, and I spent a long time picking the right tracks and words that really expressed my emotions. However, negative feedback on how people didn’t like the music (probably not helped by my amateur video editing) really tarnished my experience of posting them a bit so now I don’t put any music on at all. Which I don’t feel especially happy about. So, your feedback is interesting and I note your huge number of followers, (104k wow!) but I guess if people want to watch they will and if they don’t because of the sound or the visuals, then they don’t. I think being a KZread creator with squillions of followers when the channel is really my own diary and so personal is something I haven’t fully considered all the pros and cons of for myself and my family. Is it even possible to consider all the pros and cons? For the moment, I just make the videos and I’m happy if others enjoy them too and it opens their minds to a different way of thinking about cancer. I have an obligation to do that because it gives other people the opportunity to help themselves, and I’m paying it forward from the people I found about about when I was sickest. But I’m not sure where making this part of my life so public will take me or my family, so I’m just leaving it up to the universe, which I find generally has my back. I definitely could learn a lot from you though and congratulations on the success of your own channel. X
My husband has stage 1V pancreatic cancer.
I'm so sorry to hear this. I hope you and he are bearing up OK and reminding yourselves that it is possible to heal. Wishing you both well. xxx
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😂😂😂😂 Fabulous Lucy, well done you. I knew you'd smash the 1000 subs, so many congratulations on the achievement. I spot my location as well, very much to my surprise that one. How did you know that ?
KZread studio gives you so much information and data it's fascinating. Top "cities" was hilarious because it included a selection of English villages and towns. Xxx
@@SheDaresLIVEHmmm I don't mind mine being there TBH (as long it's kept between you and me of course 😉) But I was extremely surprised to see that. I'll check my KZread settings and see what that's all about. Could be extremely interesting as there are one or two people who, shall we say..... Would be very surprised to hear me tell them where their town is. Anyways onwards and upwards Miss Lucy. Two thousand before the years out ? I'd say so. What's going to happen when you go back to work ? Obviously I've no idea whatsoever it takes in time an effort to make a video so is it something you'll continue or would it be a closed file on a job well done ? XXX
@@mooncat.787 I can only see the top locations that have viewed videos so I don’t know which one is your location specifically, though I’m guessing it’s not Los Angeles. If you can work out who is which place they don’t share the info - just says you don’t have enough traffic to show this. Xxx
@@mooncat.787 occupational health will take a view in July I guess re work. I think I’ll keep it going regardless of work. X
@@SheDaresLIVE Wish it was LA..... Could do with some Vitamin D from the sunshine. So you'll carry on then ? That's great to hear, I'd miss the videos if you choose to finish them. Everything is temporary, I understand that and I know you'll be itching to get back to work but in the meantime carry on with the videos please. There something I look forward too and like I've always said, although we're polar opposites dietary wise I still find your work fascinating. As always, much love. Moonie. XXX
Floating stool indicates celiac disease or gluten allergy.
Thanks for sharing. X
I used to eat quite a bit of nuts and seeds (5 years vegan). I was so depleted, bloated etc. ive gone pretty much carnivore and healed a huge list of issues. But I do miss nuts and oats.
It's amazing you have healed yourself. I'm not sure on the science underlying carnivore diets but I could see a logic if your dysbiosis stemmed from, for example, dairy products. I guess it doesn't matter because you are doing well. Well done you. X
@SheDaresLIVE I think it's a good elimination diet... it's helped me work out what foods I have issues with while still supplying me with everything I need plus putting me into a fasting/ketosis state. Ideally though a healthy gut is the goal so I can eat variety. Your porridge looks delicious.
So many younger ones getting cancer... notably pancreatic cancer is one. These last few years since covid and the new "treatment".
Time will tell for sure.
@SheDaresLIVE yes it sure will. In the meantime we all just have to take good care of ourselves. I think alot of people are changing their health for the better in these times.
I think that is very true. One benefit of covid!
I have following symptoms... belly pain (almost 4 weeks) ,,, pain in back (came 5 days ago),, think I have seen my first blood clot today, occasional numbness in feet and hands, floating stool and weight loose the last 3 months.. diarre a bit more frequent the last 9 months.. The strange thing is that the doctors have not tested me for c19 or pankreas amylas.. i have left a stool sample,, but the last doctor was in a hurry and just did a simple blood sugar test.. I had only eaten a small bowel of oatmeal in the morning and a not ripe banana 1.5 hours before the blood work so I would not expect a high blood sugar.. But I am frustrated ,, will bang on their heads tomorrow ,, show my blood clot and tell them about the back pain and the floating stool i had the last 4 days,, plus loose of weigh the last week..
Please go directly to your nearest emergency hospital to get checked. They will help you. X
It will grow back when the chemo stops. I shaved my wife's hair, and in four months, it began growing back.
You are right! I made a video which covers how long it took to grew back - you have to turn the subtitles on tho to read what I put. 627 days of Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer chemo curl - Dance You Outta My Head - Cat Janice Support kzread.info/dash/bejne/jI2CmKh6frTXhZs.html. Hope your wife is doing good! Xxxx
And it grew back curly lol xxx
Look up Ivermectin and quercetin. Also look up Joe tippens story
I love quercetin! And I love the Joe Tippens story. I did try fenbendrazole but I'm not sure it is always great idea and am not sure if it played a role in the cancer metasizing to my liver. I prefer natural substances to drugs these days. xxx
You are so funny. Take on an acting job.
Thanks for watching and appreciating the humour in my videos! I am full time healing right now and I do have a pretty amazing job (not acting) to go back to at some point. Xxx
Lucy, excellent video. :)
Thanks! 😊
Another belter Lucy, very informative. I really enjoy the videos your putting together. Every one gets better in presentation although the audio goes quite quiet here and there. The pale stools were definitely on my list of "ailments." Clay coloured stools are 100% liver related and I implore anyone who has them to get yourself checked out ASAP. The subscriptions are on the way up again I see (fantastic) and I keep grinding away at the Carnivore community and other people to check your channel out. Unfortunately with the Carnivore Crew I'm not having much success as their "dogmatic " approach is literally impenetrable. Their loss my gain. Just a quick question Lucy, was you Vegan before your diagnosis if not what did your diet look like ? Moonie X
Just quick reply- you are totally right on the sound. I completely forgot to include the gastroenterologist and what he had said to me so I had to go back and insert that bit late yesterday. I'm sure that will be one of the quieter bits. Sorry! I'm on a slow learning curve for sound! X
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My husband had the abdominal pain and early satiety. I didn't notice that he lost weight, but my mother in law did. So I kept asking him about it, he assured me his weight didn't change...And now my friend was diagnosed a few days ago: abdominal pain and sometimes lighter coloured stools. Both these people led healthy life style, especially my husband. Both were jabbed...
jaundice is another common sign. (tumor at the head of the pancreas)
@@danielaisabel5096 My husband never had jaundice, his was in the body of the pancreas. Neither has my friend her tumour is also in the body of the pancreas
@@KatieZeldinSorry to hear of your husbands diagnosis, but that's very interesting about the jab. Do you feel there's some correlation between the two ?
@@mooncat.787 Well, genetic test showed no mutations. He ate healthy homemade food (I love cooking and I'm health conscious). He was athletic and slim. He played volleyball 3 times a week. He slept like a baby. And he was very chill person. My friend also leads relatively healthy lifestyle, not perfect, but better than average.
@@KatieZeldin Hmmm interesting. I opted not to take the jab. The whole thing didn't sit well with me, particularly the way it was mandated. My partner works in care and I told her to hold out because I had a strong feeling the NHS staff would refuse to take it. Thankfully my gut instinct was right and she was allowed back in work jab free.
I wish you all the very best in your journey against this disease. I have watched some of your videos, perhaps to late, my beloved 84 year old Father lost his battle with pancreatic cancer on March 29th, 13 months after diagnosis. He had 2 drug chemotherapy which we accompanied with wheatgrass juice, turkey tail mushroom extract, turmeric etc. We think it helped minimise the side effects but ultimately the chemo ceased to be effective last December and led to a rapid decline. Your determination will I hope help many others too.
Hi Ravinder, I’m so sorry to hear about your father. Pancreatic cancer is so aggressive, it’s very unfair. Thank you for your kind words. I hope to be able to make people realise that at the very least it is possible to beat this disease and that they shouldn’t give up. Wishing you and all your family well wishes. Lucy x
Great video and info, thanks so much!
Glad you enjoyed it! Xxx
Turn to Jesus He loves you, He is the healer of the body And savior of the soul, There is True Hope in Jesus, God protects Psalms 91, He is the God of miracles Acts 2:21 And everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved Jesus alone saves Trust Him with your salvation John 3:16 1 Corinthians 15 1-4 Moreover Brethren, i declare unto you the gospel which i preached unto you, which also ye have received, and with wherein ye stand By which also ye are saved, if you keep in memory what i preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain, For i delivered unto you first of all that which i also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures And that He was buried, and that He rose again the third day according to the scriptures, Take care
I do like this quote from Genesis: Cause Jesus He knows me and He knows I'm right He knows me and He knows I'm right I've been talkin' to Jesus all my life And He's been tellin' me everything's gonna be alright. And also Gregg Braden highlighted the prayers of the cosmos: mediations on the Aramaic words of Jesus which is a modern translation of the Dead Sea Scrolls which I like this quote from, and would like to read more of: All things that you ask straightly, directly… from inside my name, you will be given. So far you have not done this. Ask without hidden motive and be surrounded by your answer. Be enveloped by what you desire, that your gladness be full. Wishing you well. Xxx
Does it help for constipation?
This isn't something I've struggled with personally but I don't believe it could hurt and since it is fundamentally cabbage it would probably help. X
That's sexist Lucy. Ive got beautiful hands for a man 🤣🤣. Sauerkraut, love the stuff. If I have a cheat day I'll grab a jar from Tesco's and demolish the lot. Glad you've sorted yet another puzzle, another piece of the jigsaw in place and sorted. I stopped the Omeprazole from the last video you did. As of yet no side effects so hopefully it's one less medication I have to take. Look at those subscriptions ! Very nearly a thousand. Spreading your message to the world must be very satisfying for you, all your hard is now paying off. So pleased for you. Moonie. X
Don't buy it from Tesco- it's pasteurised so there is no good bacteria in there and it's pointless. That's good news on omeprazole not having any side effects. 1k subs is close I know so I have to work out what to do as my daughter says it needs a special video
@@SheDaresLIVEHmmm, I had a feeling the Sauerkraut wouldn't be of high quality from Tesco's. Nevermind I'll have a pop at your Sauerkraut instead. Yep a special video is indeed needed for the thousand subs. Definitely a landmark figure. Just out of curiosity Lucy, how do you feel on daily basis these days ? Up and down I should imagine or are things more consistent ?
@mooncat.787 generally I feel ok unfortunately though I've had a run of chest infections/lung issues since about October when I reduced my pills. This wasn't such a great idea and after the next video I'll be kind of up to date until last October and then I'll be doing all my updates since then. Which chest infections will play a large part in! X
@@SheDaresLIVE Bloody hell fire, your inspiring Lucy that's a given. Well everything that's been thrown at you you've overcome so the chest/lung infection is in for a beating as well. As always, much love and stay strong. Moonie. X
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this is great! thanks for sharing
Glad you liked it! Xxx
Very interesting. I've heard about the importance of who's mixing the cabbage. It was a little different: a recommendation against making it during your period.
Ooo why I wonder
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Please turn on closed captions 😢 thank you 😊
Ooo - I do have all the subtitles embedded in the video - do you mean you want the youtube version of these? For some reason these don't work automatically for me. All the new videos do have youtube subtitles. Would you mind if I ask why? Is it because you want to translate into a different language? Or is there a part where the embedded video subtitles look wrong? X
@@SheDaresLIVE check on this screen you see cc on the bottom and when you go over to cc it says closed captions unavailable on laptop or on iPhone upper corner cc shows not on. this video has no cc while all of your other videos have cc on and is working (see top corner cc is not on I am hearing impaired need to read closed captions) maybe check settings? thank you
@janicemcconahay1109 OK will take a look. X
Seeing this is a year old I’m sure this woman is dead by now.
Rude much? Also, your math skills seem to be as reliable as a chocolate teapot. This video might be closer to two years old, but guess what? I'm still here, thriving, and clearly winning this game of 'Guess Who's NOT Alive?' Better luck next time, math whiz!
@@SheDaresLIVE you are a blessed woman... stage 4 pancreatic cancer is no joke..
@@AronBaddoPacas thank you. Xxx
My husband died from 4th stage pancreatic cancer. It has a 5% survival of 5 years You got about 6 months to live. It’s the most deadly cancer ever. I’m sorry for you.
I’m sorry for your loss. Maybe it's time to redirect your energy to seeking support for your grief. There are professionals out there who can help you navigate this difficult journey. Wishing you peace and healing, Lucy.
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Lucy, how've you been getting on with your homemade muesli ? I found when I was still eating nuts I could barely digest them, even with the Creon. Also had the same problem with mushrooms of all things. I would have thought mushrooms would be easily digestible but not for me.
I find I have to Chew them up very well ut I don't burp at all so long as I'm having the nuts in the morning.
Not sure on mushrooms that's very interesting
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Hi again, I hope you're not too busy. I wanted to ask, what dietary habits, exercises, yoga routines, or any other practices do you believe were most effective in combatting SPECIFICALLY this malignancy in the liver?
my answer has to be set in the context that I think the liver is in many ways the most important organ. If it had anything wrong with it, it will come out some other way in your body so paying close attention to small signs elsewhere (bloating, haemorrhoids, yeast infections, the list is nearly endless) and acting to relieve those symptoms through addressing your liver would be my plan A. In my case, I had liver metastases and I knew I had a lot of toxins running through my body that my liver needed to clear like chemotherapy drugs, and also dying cancer cells. Key things I did were modify my diet and lifestyle to ensure that I had minimal additional incoming toxins that needed to be cleared. Exercise helps your body get clear of all toxins so I did my 10,000 steps every day. I even did this during chemo and think that was probably the most critical time to have done it. I took a lot of carrot juice in particular in the periods after chemotherapy (I could not do smoothies which made me vomit!) as this makes your liver very slippery and makes it easier for the liver to expel dying cancer cells and chemo drugs. Drinking 2 litres of water a day is also a key thing. Discovering the yoga routines in the liver video I made were brilliant as the twisting and squishing of my liver really helped with the pain in my liver - although to date it has not yet shown on the scan. You can regenerate or regrow your entire liver which I think is amazing. I have a friend who had a huge percentage of his liver covered in metastases and operated to remove one half. It grew back. He then operated to remove the other half. Metastases in liver almost completely gone. Not many surgeons would agree to do this but he did find one privately and that has been working for him alongside chemo for a number of years. Your liver is good at growing back so it's about ensuring you stop any excess additional toxins coming in - some are inevitable and chemotherapy drugs can be beneficial! - and allowing your body to heal. Hope this helps. First stage is working out how your liver is affected though and that's a tough one because it means looking at all those small things, your blood results and doing the detective work. Hope this helps. X
@@SheDaresLIVEThank you so much for your thoughtful response and the time you took to provide it. I really appreciate your insights. In my dad's case, the chemo is not an option anymore... it wasn't working on the metastases (due a chemoresistance) on his liver (he got removed the main one on the pancreas' head) So, we are looking for seconds opinions, or try to keep it under control by diet and exercises. They doctor that saw my dad are saying that they can't do more (they used just 2 chemo programs) and no alternativies (surgery, radiation, etc) are avaiable. (again.. aaccording to them) Your words have brought me comfort and insight. Thank you again
@@danielaisabel5096 yes that’s a very similar position as mine was. As I did it, he can do it too. It’s a lot more work to do it this way. I’d try and work on improving gut biome as a plan A - maximum diversity of plant based ingredients - but so many other things. What does your dad want to do? What are his thoughts and how does he feel about a dramatic change because that’s a key criteria. Creon is also very important. Xxx
@@SheDaresLIVE you are right, thanks for your help and for this channel.
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Julie you've been very quiet what do you think......... Im so fucking happy for you......... Ok love you Julie 😂😂😂😂
This made my day. Lucy you look great, have you read/investigate about sulforaphane?