Is she writing a book?
If this were to be the case then Matt's comment that six week's won't make a big difference makes sense.
Is she writing a book?I cannot even imagine what kind of book Tiffany is writing. I don't know what she has to offer others: how to be blindly ignorant to reality and choose to play in sandboxes instead?
If this were to be the case then Matt's comment that six week's won't make a big difference makes sense.There are some new people here that think she’s exaggerating her cancer but we did hear the doctor say she has t4b on video so I’m pretty sure it’s terminal and she’s not grasping the different, gentle ways she’s been told. I know doctors can break it to a patient softly or harshly but since they referred her to mental health more than once, I’m guessing they would break it to her softly. If she’s really in that intense denial and ignorant, then she might be hearing “there’s nothing more we can do“ as “you’re cured”.
But what is confusing is that both Matt and Tiffany seemed hopeful and relieved after that last surgeon meeting. Matt said that the best would be if she did not need surgery at all. Like he believed it was a possibility. And then she said 'It's good news, it's good news. I would be worried if there were cancer cells but if it's scar tissue then I'm not worried.'If this were to be the case then Matt's comment that six week's won't make a big difference makes sense.
Yes, a few videos ago (since I haven't watched the last couple), she made that announcement. No mention of content or type. I'm concerned she may claim competency in navigating a cancer diagnosis in it.Is she writing a book?
That's exactly what confuses me! I don't understand her status at all. She still must have a mass that requires removal whether or not it's still malignant. What are they waiting 6 weeks FOR???But what is confusing is that both Matt and Tiffany seemed hopeful and relieved after that last surgeon meeting. Matt said that the best would be if she did not need surgery at all. Like he believed it was a possibility. And then she said 'It's good news, it's good news. I would be worried if there were cancer sells but if it's scar tissue then I'm not worried.'
Yes, a few videos ago (since I haven't watched the last couple), she made that announcement. No mention of content or type. I'm concerned she may claim competency in navigating a cancer diagnosis in it.
That's exactly what confuses me! I don't understand her status at all. She still must have a mass that requires removal whether or not it's still malignant. What are they waiting 6 weeks FOR???
Which publisher will take on such risk? I'm afraid to answerYes, a few videos ago (since I haven't watched the last couple), she made that announcement. No mention of content or type. I'm concerned she may claim competency in navigating a cancer diagnosis in it.
That's exactly what confuses me! I don't understand her status at all. She still must have a mass that requires removal whether or not it's still malignant. What are they waiting 6 weeks FOR???
Could it be the blue one, the Tiffany we got this planetI feel a lot of Tiffany's behaviour is not the norm. She keeps surprising and shocking everyone. Like she is from another planet.
That's entirely possible and the best explanation I've read yet why a " watch & wait" might be appropriate, to see if such a major surgery is really in her best interests (given how arduous and challenging recovery will be as well as the surgery risks themselves), or if surgery will be unlikely to improve her prognosis (if the "wait" shows significant metastases elsewhere or tumour growth). Perhaps his concern is recovery could interfere with any treatment/surgery for any cancer elsewhere.We don't know whether the surgeon sees this as a good thing, or whether he just wants to avoid the big surgery eventhough he claimed (a couple of months ago) that if he does not operate, her cancer will spread. We know nothing.
Could it be the blue one, the Tiffany we got this planet
Oh no, she cannot trademark them.She even stole the blue heart and is pretending it's hers. She made the blue heart and the silly 'We got this' part of her brand. She does not see it as cheezy or cringy or stupid. She is a walking cliche.
She did! She will next make bullet journals with blue hearts and 'We got this' on them!Oh no, she cannot trademark them.
I hope she checked first to see whether or not the "We Got This" slogan was already trademarked. I know lots of people make a business out of trademarking common phrases. If Tiffany is making money off of it, I think she would owe the trademark holder the profits made from it if it is.She even stole the blue heart and is pretending it's hers. She made the blue heart and the silly 'We got this' part of her brand. She does not see it as cheezy or cringy or stupid. She is a walking cliche.
"or if surgery will be unlikely to improve her prognosis (if the "wait" shows significant metastases elsewhere or tumour growth). Perhaps his concern is recovery could interfere with any treatment/surgery for any cancer elsewhere." - Maybe he is backtracking and now thinks 'why put her through the invasive surgery if it's likely to metastisise anyway'. Some people on this thread think that she is already stage 4 and terminal.That's entirely possible and the best explanation I've read yet why a " watch & wait" might be appropriate, to see if such a major surgery is really in her best interests (given how arduous and challenging recovery will be as well as the surgery risks themselves), or if surgery will be unlikely to improve her prognosis (if the "wait" shows significant metastases elsewhere or tumour growth). Perhaps his concern is recovery could interfere with any treatment/surgery for any cancer elsewhere.
Maybe his news was good in that treatment has affected the original mass based on scans and biopsies. But maybe notwithstanding that, he remains guarded that a pelvic exenteration is worth the surgical risks/recovery and impact if the cancer has already advanced beyond the pelvic region. Perhaps his wait is to see if any microscopic advancement is actually occurring elsewhere in her body that has not yet been picked up. In 6 weeks, it's more likely to be viewable. But, it also leaves the risk of being inoperable too if they find significant growth.
In that light, his comments, and the oncologist's agreement, begin to make some sense.
It sounds from listening to her video that the oncologist (it was not her regular oncologist or a team) told her to ask her surgeon about the mucus and bleeding.It's getting very bizarre. Just shows you don't need to
Very true. In yesterday's vlog she was like 'I know nothing and I'm so so confused'. She was telling us about the bleeding and the mucus (this is the first time she mentioned it) and she was saying she has no idea what it's all about BUT she just had a meeting with her oncology team prior to that. Didn't she ask them about this issue? It's like she is living in a bubble and no knowledge reaches her.
And absolutely she is not helping anyone with the same type of cancer. The information was never complete and never clear. Even her symptoms videos were done so chaotically after people kept asking for months. She eventually did a few vlogs about it but it was so unhelpful and brief and nothing beyond what all of us already know the symptoms would be (tummy pain, bleeding, weight loss) and instead of providing further information which may help someone, she made those videos about "How she told her family members about the cancer'! How does that help anyone or even interest anyone? She dragged that out for several useless vlogs. Just shows she doesn't care about her 'youtube family'. She only wants to film what is entertaining to her.
'What I find odd with her too, is praying in front of the camera. I think Prayer is personal, and it always sat kind of wrong with me. That's probably just me'. - it's not just you. Her praying in the car (for Amma, Matt AND her youtube family) is very bizarre and not accidental or spontaneous (yes I know she is catholic). She does it to pander to the religious demographic. Notice all the messages of thoughts and prayers in her comments and people saying a miraculous cure happened because of all the prayers.
Yes I dont think they have been softly telling her she's terminal. I believe from the surgeon (Matt confirmed) to the nurse who works with the surgeon to her oncologist on the phone , all have told her the biopsies and scans show no signs of cancer but that doesn't mean it's all gone.But what is confusing is that both Matt and Tiffany seemed hopeful and relieved after that last surgeon meeting. Matt said that the best would be if she did not need surgery at all. Like he believed it was a possibility. And then she said 'It's good news, it's good news. I would be worried if there were cancer cells but if it's scar tissue then I'm not worried.'
Sorry, no. I don’t know what you’re trying to say in regards to her status, but it sounds like you think it’s not terminal just because the scans show nothing. There’s a t4b tumor inside her and it’s barely operable last the surgeon checked so her cancer isn’t getting better. The only hope is that it she can still have surgery if it hasn’t spread. Waiting makes no sense if she’s stage iii. have you had cancer, because your summary, no offense, is just as illogical as Tiffany’s about those results and what they mean.I don't think she recieved bad news or super good news yesterday, probably just the same she was told by the surgeon, his nurse and again on the phone with her oncologist a couple weeks ago. That the tests and scans came back as not showing cancer but there is still a possibility it wasn't picked up and they will monitor her.
Yes I dont think they have been softly telling her she's terminal. I believe from the surgeon (Matt confirmed) to the nurse who works with the surgeon to her oncologist on the phone , all have told her the biopsies and scans show no signs of cancer but that doesn't mean it's all gone.
I think this is her status right now.
Maybe she truly can't wrap her head around what happened? Who knows.
I forgot that the oncologist was not part of her team! That's odd on it's own but even more so cause in the comments she said something like 'I did not see the surgeon but I saw my oncology team'.It sounds from listening to her video that the oncologist (it was not her regular oncologist or a team) told her to ask her surgeon about the mucus and bleeding.
I don't think she recieved bad news or super good news yesterday, probably just the same she was told by the surgeon, his nurse and again on the phone with her oncologist a couple weeks ago. That the tests and scans came back as not showing cancer but there is still a possibility it wasn't picked up and they will monitor her.
Yes I dont think they have been softly telling her she's terminal. I believe from the surgeon (Matt confirmed) to the nurse who works with the surgeon to her oncologist on the phone , all have told her the biopsies and scans show no signs of cancer but that doesn't mean it's all gone.
I think this is her status right now.
Maybe she truly can't wrap her head around what happened? Who knows.
I just wish she'd be more clear and confident about what she is saying in her cancer videos or stay offline and figure it out.
I think we all think that it could be terminal but she probably wasn't told that. It does not seem from their demeanor.Sorry, no. I don’t know what you’re trying to say in regards to her status, but it sounds like you think it’s not terminal just because the scans show nothing. There’s a t4b tumor inside her and it’s barely operable last the surgeon checked so her cancer isn’t getting better. The only hope is that it she can still have surgery if it hasn’t spread. Waiting makes no sense if she’s stage iii. have you had cancer, because your summary, no offense, is just as illogical as Tiffany’s about those results and what they mean.
May be it's in another category, so she's safeI hope she checked first to see whether or not the "We Got This" slogan was already trademarked. I know lots of people make a business out of trademarking common phrases. If Tiffany is making money off of it, I think she would owe the trademark holder the profits made from it if it is.
The surgeon did not scrape deep enough into the grapefruit for the biopsy.In the vlog ‘Cancer can spread’ she actually says she wants people to be blunt with her, to not sugar coat it and to tell it as it is, she likes the fact that the Tiffanythinks family says it as they see it! So what changed? I’m still so cross with her over that stunt she pulled.
Just cuz you’re told you’re terminal doesn’t mean you hear it right. Tiffany’s head is somewhere else, so I agree with whoever said she could hear terrible news as good news. The fact that she thinks she’s cancer free, improving or has some miracle going on says she’s not hearing them right. Every single time she gets bad news she says it’s good news so you can’t go by her demeanor. Or matt. The denial seems contagious. And her oncologist would definitely be part of her team... they would be the leader of the team. Tiffany is just saying it in a way that makes them sound all disconnected.I forgot that the oncologist was not part of her team! That's odd on it's own but even more so cause in the comments she said something like 'I did not see the surgeon but I saw my oncology team'.
Yes, I don't think she was told anything bad. It will be the same thing as always.
Exactly, she should only release a cancer video when the information has value and it's clear (like other cancer youtubers do). She just needs to make more effort on this and stop posting useless content. If she is confused, why is she making a video about being confused? We don't care about her confusion.
I think we all think that it could be terminal but she probably wasn't told that. It does not seem from their demeanor.
Yes you could be right!Just cuz you’re told you’re terminal doesn’t mean you hear it right. Tiffany’s head is somewhere else, so I agree with whoever said she could hear terrible news as good news. The fact that she thinks she’s cancer free, improving or has some miracle going on says she’s not hearing them right. Every single time she gets bad news she says it’s good news so you can’t go by her demeanor. Or matt. The denial seems contagious. And her oncologist would definitely be part of her team... they would be the leader of the team. Tiffany is just saying it in a way that makes them sound all disconnected.
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