I still work in an intensive care unit, with premature and sick newborns. It's not a maternity unit. My point is, it's not uncommon for patients to film their health journeys. I followed a family on insta who were in a horrific fire, they documented everything, their children's horrific burns, post surgery recovery, took pictures etc.
Those are two possibilities for the increase as well as obesity, but nothing proven yet. It's not likely due to genetics/Lynch syndrome. But being able to figure out the real reason(s) will be tough. Is it food coloring, preservatives, BBQ meats, too much sugar, alcohol, stress? Just please don't let it be coffee. But seriously, if this trend continues maybe one day the younger folks will be starting yearly Cologuard testing at age .. 30? 35??
It's not likely due to genetics in younger people?
I believe that will remain a mystery until the end of days. We'll never know exactly what was seen on the scans or what the multiple biopsies showed. And I think early on T once stated that she has cancer in her rectum AND colon. So did she have multiple tumors or one big tumor that involved her lower colon and her adjoining rectum? We will never ever know. Ever. I wonder how evasive/confused she will be if she ever discusses the pathology report from her surgery. You know, the one where the pathologist looked at "all of the cancer cells".
Yes in the earliest videos she mentioned rectum and colon. Then later on she would say rectal and anal area (and no mention of colon). So perhaps the colon was always involved and it grew there as time passed without any treatment.
She most certainly does. She's very manipulative with her eye always on the $$$$$.
Sorry, but I must disagree. When the nurse is trying to clean around the TPN cannula and Tiffany has the camera recording mere inches away from what the nurse is trying to do- that is extreme and absurd.
There is a slight increase for us in France too but it’s definitely not the « norm » it’s still quite rare and most of them have genetics syndromes. Sure nothing is proven and geneticists definitely think the reason is genetics here. Do you know that age recedes with lynch and genetics syndrome, if your grandma had cancer at 80 then your parent will get it at 70 and you will get it at 60 ( not always the case but most of the time it’s like that and could be a reason why young people have colorectal cancer, that’s what geneticists say in France). And do you know that one person on 250 has lynch syndrome ( so a lot of people ) but only 5% of them know they have Lynch. And I don’t speak about people who have Lynch like syndrome like me. The gene will only be find in ten years or so, a lot of people have it and have no idea. I can tell you that in Gustave Roussy the huge majority of young cancer patients/ under 50 have lynch, FAP or lynch like and unknown genetic mutations.
I do think it is, and my geneticists as well. In France most very young people with colorectal cancers have FAP lynch or lynch like. Don’t let it be coffee. Coffee was bad and now it’s good again…It's not likely due to genetics in younger people?
I agree, just please don't let it be coffee
I totally agree she is aware of using thumbnails to draw attention. And she is aware of the cliffhangers at the end of the videos too, she is the one who edits and cuts, that’s what she did in the last one …
Quite dramatic pics to accompany the **cancer** titles … look at them! Every video edited to catch the most dramatic glimpse of our girl … what talent
A family friend's grandmother in Ireland died of ovarian and/or uterine cancer in her late 70's, and I believe it was diagnosed in her late 60's to early 70's. The mother, who lived in the US, of this friend got breast cancer in her mid to late 50's, had a double mastectomy out of precaution (Only one breast had the cancer.), then died in her early 70's when the cancer recurred elsewhere. Now, about this friend, who lived in the US: She, herself, was diagnosed with lung cancer (though, she never smoked) when she was 50. She passed away less than 6 months after diagnosis. (Her father lived to be in his mid-80's. Curiously enough, she passed away about three months after her father died of 'old age'.) Perhaps this friend's lung cancer was not the primary one, but a metastasis from possible breast cancer, but I do not have the details on that.
It's all so sad and I just hope one day better treatment and cures are found. I had a good friend whose mom died of a very aggressive breast cancer when she was in her mid 50's. My friend got the same cancer and died when she was 42, so a decade sooner. She had a daughter but I don't know anything about her but I bet it weighs heavily on her. I do wonder if we are all being slowly poisoned or genetically altered somehow, (food, air quality, what we've dumped into the ground or oceans over the years, etc)
Definitely great examples of genetics syndromes that result in regression of age of onset, thank you . I obviously don’t know about the second case but for your first example, it looks like BRCA mutation, definitely . Seemingly nothing could be done for the lung cancer so I guess it was not primary, even if of course we can never be sure. But with BRCA mutations you can have ovarian and breast cancers. This person should have had scanners in her 30´s at least 40’s. With Lynch you can have colorectal endometrial cancer sometimes gastric or pancreatic cancer (or even very rarely brain cancer)…
Me too. Plastic is even in our rainwater now. That can’t be very healthy.I do wonder if we are all being slowly poisoned or genetically altered somehow, (food, air quality, what we've dumped into the ground or oceans over the years, etc)
It sounds very much like a bad BRCA case here too. The thing is most of the time treatments and cures are available when cancer is not too advanced … It’s such a pity your friend didn’t have a mammography in her 30´s…It's all so sad and I just hope one day better treatment and cures are found. I had a good friend whose mom died of a very aggressive breast cancer when she was in her mid 50's. My friend got the same cancer and died when she was 42, so a decade sooner. She had a daughter but I don't know anything about her but I bet it weighs heavily on her. I do wonder if we are all being slowly poisoned or genetically altered somehow, (food, air quality, what we've dumped into the ground or oceans over the years, etc)
Yes. She cried the first time to the nurse, then the doctor came, she cried the second time and asked to move her and they gave her a private room.
*She never cries*Yes. She cried the first time to the nurse, then the doctor came, she cried the second time and asked to move her and they gave her a private room.
In the last video: "i sleep, i wake up, i cry, then sleep again, cry again, that's all i do"
In today's video: "I never cry"
