Said by the type of people who have "Live, Laugh, Love" signs up in their house.That's another one! "Making memories".
Right, I'm able to generate invites, only taken me 3 years. Let me know if there's anyone decent over there waiting.
Said by the type of people who have "Live, Laugh, Love" signs up in their house.That's another one! "Making memories".
at least and probably more.So how long since she had the surgery? Must be coming up 4 weeks nearly???
Oh I have found my tribe - I thought I was weird for finding all those things puke-inducing!Said by the type of people who have "Live, Laugh, Love" signs up in their house.
Right, I'm able to generate invites, only taken me 3 years. Let me know if there's anyone decent over there waiting.
Yes! Just realised that it's been a month since her surgery! If not more. Let's say her surgery was on the 12th December.at least and probably more.
Just checked Brooke's comments on SU2C and she seems solid. Does not appear abusive or problematic. She even mentions that she wants a code to join tattle. But there might be others too.Said by the type of people who have "Live, Laugh, Love" signs up in their house.
Right, I'm able to generate invites, only taken me 3 years. Let me know if there's anyone decent over there waiting.
Exactly...'we got'...what... 'cancer'??? Do you really want that emblazoned on your lousy tshirt as you walk around, like you're a big advert for it?? Does anyone really want to announce it, like it's now your identity?? Do you need it printed on your shirt in case you forget?When T says "your girl got this"..... got what?
@Saydee @SueB , what do you find the most compassionate and kindest comment or reaction to receive from family and friends?It took a while for my husband to digest his disease was unfortunately incurable. After processing things he wanted to share it with friends & family. He was met with "you have to fight though" "keep fighting" and the "its ok, you are strong, you have got this".
My family think and say he is a "warrior" or a "trooper".
I'm now just blunt and point out the obvious.......... he doesn't get a choice and he certainly hasn't "given up".
Speaking on the subject.......... Our neighbour posted us a Christmas Card and at the bottom she had wrote "you've got this". It makes me cringe.
When T says "your girl got this"..... got what?
And that's another!
"Be positive"
Accepting our impending mortality with grace and with little time to prepare does seem so brave to me, too, as I think we must fight against our natural inclination to survive and our resistance towards death. I feel the same about people who choose medical aid in dying; it is not legal in Britain but is elsewhere. To take back that choice under impossible circumstances imbues the decision-maker with strength and grace at their final hour. It seems so courageous to me to take control over the final event of one's life.My husband's cousin messaged me in late November to say she had been diagnosed with inoperable liver cancer (the way she was told was appalling), but that she was not going to have chemo, she was well, and didn't want to spend the time she had left feeling horrible. They couldn't say how long treatment would give her, outside maybe two years. She had Christmas with husband and died on the 30th. She was still active on Fb on the 27th, he says she was only unwell really for a couple of days. Her family pushed her to get treatment, but she wanted to go on her own terms and she did. She didn't give up, neither did she 'have this', not in the way these posters mean at any rate. She was incredibly brave in her choice, but then under the those circumstances, all choices are difficult, and everyone is both brave and fearful and strong and vulnerable..
Even reading about her burial made me smile … how beautiful. Thank you! And it’s ok to say beautiful because death (inevitable for all of us) and be it burial/cremation/scattering of ashes in ‘fields of green’ can indeed be beautifulA friend of my mother's opted out of treatment too, similar reasons. When her time came, she had the most beautiful 'Humanist' burial in a bluebell field. It was a good death, if you know what I mean.
Haha … that’s a perfect answer Turaj !!!at least and probably more.
Thankyou, I thought thus even before I gut cancer myself. I've known incredibly brave, determined people die if cancer. Noone could gave flight harder, but it wasn't meant to be. I survived mostly because if the staging and the great treatnent I received.You got this is an unbelievably juvenile and offensive phrase. Cancer isn't just a battle you can choose to overcome. It pisses me off no end when people say tit like that or "won the fight", "lost the fight". It's not a bleeping choice or a reflection on someone's mental strength. duck off.
Hey SuzeqExactly...'we got'...what... 'cancer'??? Do you really want that emblazoned on your lousy tshirt as you walk around, like you're a big advert for it?? Does anyone really want to announce it, like it's now your identity?? Do you need it printed on your shirt in case you forget?
@Saydee @SueB , what do you find the most compassionate and kindest comment or reaction to receive from family and friends?
If you watch T's older videos you will see that she used to do intermittent fasting. No food for most of the day, then eating meals for a short period of the day. I posted the video many threads ago.I really hope Tiffany is doing well in her recovery from surgery.
It’s selfish of me but I’m actually feeling a bit better since she started her break from YouTube. I’ve had a lot of issues with an eating disorder since I was 12/13 year old, and although I count myself as ‘recovered’ now (after many relapses), I do find Tiffany’s vlogs quite triggering at times - the mixture of her being very thin, constantly buying junk food but only eating a few bites, eating half a tiny chocolate and saving the rest for later, talking about her doctors saying she has to ‘get fat’ etc.
I didn’t realise quite how much she affected me until she took a break from YouTube. I don’t know if Tiffany has an eating disorder herself, or whether her eating quirks are due to symptoms from the cancer, but I think that her videos could be quite triggering to people who have or are in recovery from eating disorders.
Thank you for sharing, @Saydee . It's important for me to hear from personal experience what lands as helpful, or not, when a person is going through something so catastrophic. We heard generalities from Tiffany about losing friends, but she never gave us any insight into whether friends just dropped off or whether some gave less than compassionate responses and what that might have been. What a helpful video topic this might have been all on its own!Hey Suzeq
Good question.
From what I see and from what I know of my better half, it takes him quite a long time to digest and process things. Actually, I have seen the same thing happen with Tiffany many times. She comes away from appointments with Matt, mum and once her sister. T will be all chatty and discuss where to go to find food. Then in the next video it shows her crying and acknowledging what was discussed in the consultation.
It took my husband a good few weeks to process being told his disease was incurable and a whole lot longer to process the prognosis, but following that period I found that he wanted to share it with those family members and friends he is close with.
I find that it was small gestures and acknowledgment that helped him. A brotherly hug, a friend willing to listen with an invite to call him at anytime day or night.
The family and friends that say things like " don't give up, keep fighting" "stop, by accepting what your oncologist is telling you, you have already mentally given up"..... he finds those type of comments very dismissive and it causes him to retract.
I think all of us here could at times be ‘glass half empty’ people.I am now seriously wondering what is going on with Tiffany. Odd in the first days more shorts and IG etc. and now back home but nothing. I have been accused of being a 'glass half empty" person and my thoughts here tend to be if things went really well and recovery moving along as hoped at last a month after surgery we would have heard from Tiffany. So that leaves me to think it is pretty rough with possibly some returns to hospital. Whatever is happening she does not want to share and that is so unlike her. Hoping it is just an intentional break but something tells me that is not likely. Attention now to Jessica Krock who I think may have a plan set forth for her at Mayo this week. She said on Sun. in a few days she would hopefully have a plan. I think having a plan is so important. Unfortunately it is not surgery anytime soon.
It IS out of character, I'll say that. But it's also out of character for her to be in crisis needing emergency medical attention and NOT be filming and posting that, too.I am now seriously wondering what is going on with Tiffany. Odd in the first days more shorts and IG etc. and now back home but nothing. I have been accused of being a 'glass half empty" person and my thoughts here tend to be if things went really well and recovery moving along as hoped at last a month after surgery we would have heard from Tiffany. So that leaves me to think it is pretty rough with possibly some returns to hospital. Whatever is happening she does not want to share and that is so unlike her. Hoping it is just an intentional break but something tells me that is not likely. Attention now to Jessica Krock who I think may have a plan set forth for her at Mayo this week. She said on Sun. in a few days she would hopefully have a plan. I think having a plan is so important. Unfortunately it is not surgery anytime soon.
My glass used to be filled right to the brim with vodka. Fortunately for my liver, I am now a very sedate teetotaler as the new year continues...My glass was half empty but then I dropped it and it shattered into a million pieces.
jk
Tiffany has a new IG?It IS out of character, I'll say that. But it's also out of character for her to be in crisis needing emergency medical attention and NOT be filming and posting that, too.
So, short answer: who the hell knows. We'd be reading tea leaves at this point with absolutely zero clues to dissect and analyse to try to come up with a credible answer.
Does anyone remember what her new IG handle is?
My glass used to be filled right to the brim with vodka. Fortunately for my liver, I am now a very sedate teetotaler as the new year continues...
I thought so. She had created a private account.Tiffany has a new IG?
I had exactly the same thoughts. I wonder if there have been complications. Also, I imagine mental health issues may be at play as she adjusts to her new normal. Whatever, it is very unlike her to be so totally absent from social media for such a while. I didn't expect any vlogs but not even a quick post or an Insta post is quite odd.I am now seriously wondering what is going on with Tiffany. Odd in the first days more shorts and IG etc. and now back home but nothing. I have been accused of being a 'glass half empty" person and my thoughts here tend to be if things went really well and recovery moving along as hoped at last a month after surgery we would have heard from Tiffany. So that leaves me to think it is pretty rough with possibly some returns to hospital. Whatever is happening she does not want to share and that is so unlike her. Hoping it is just an intentional break but something tells me that is not likely. Attention now to Jessica Krock who I think may have a plan set forth for her at Mayo this week. She said on Sun. in a few days she would hopefully have a plan. I think having a plan is so important. Unfortunately it is not surgery anytime soon.
I missed where it was learned that she had a "private" IG account....hard to imagine Tiffany with any account private.I thought so. She had created a private account.