Cancer woman shows interest Videos

how come the drug will not bring money to the companies since so many million of people in the world have cancer?

The fake voiceover is hilarious.

google "Otto Warburg" 1931 Nobel med winner, cancer cells can not exist in an alkaline body rich in oxygen .....also see Dr Tulio Simoncini at the tail end of YT video "Cancer - The Forbidden Cures" plus 1000 year old Hindu text speaks of alkalizing substances killing growths. There are about a dozen ways to treat cancer. Most affect your Ph and oxygen intake. Sugar fuels cancer growth and is also a major cause of acidosis. It is about habits and life styles I guess.

if you dont wanna show up wear proper dresses bitches ..

Thank you India for once again showing the world how creepy Indian men can be. Now foreign women think that every Indian man is a possible rapist or sexual molester. I'm just disgusted of having Indian ancestry right now.

To those saying women must dress more appropriately and don't wear revealing / tight clothing and that shit, since when does wearing revealing clothes means they are asking to be stared at like a fuck object? Who the fuck came up with this shit? You expecting us to wear fur coats in the summer? If I see you walking around without a helmet does that mean you are asking for a smack in the head? NO. So stop all this crap about how some women are 'asking for it'. Men should control their effing dicks and stop thinking about fucking all the time.

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Amazing, so inspiring Justin! What's the name of the photographer of the poster again?

I have die ebities running in my familyOne of my aunts has it and recently one of my family member passed away from age and my other family member uncles here died from drinking to much coke cola

I could go into a number of different stories as I have known many people that have had cancer (my boyfriend of 8 years being one) but I mainly wanted to leave a comment to give you a cyber hug. You're an incredible woman, which says alot about the woman that raised you, I'm sure she was an amazing woman too. Sending you some love and a virtual cup of tea (always makes me feel better) from Canada

I am crying here after watching you describe how you lost your mam to cancer. My dad died over a year ago when I was 23 but not from cancer. He had Huntington's disease. There is a European camp for young people who's families are effected with huntingtons disease where we talk about how it affects our life and how to deal with it coupled with activities. A lot of young people become carers to their parent. One of my friends there was in the unfortunate position of having both cancer and a parent with huntingtons disease. He was 20 and died a year later. While this is not how it works he used to say that it would be better if he had huntingtons than any of his siblings because he was convinced he was going to die young and that cancer was going to kill him before huntingtons ever would. There is a 50:50 chance of having huntingtons it so in his mind if he had it, it was less likely his siblings would have it.

I need to go give my Mammy a hug.

Thanks Clare, I think you are right, "it sucks". I lost my father when I was 22 of brain cancer now my son who is 15 just went through his third and hopefully last surgery for brain rumors. My son has a very good chance at a full and happy life I am so thankful,to report that. I strive everyday to be the Dad to him that I never had. Most days I feel like I don't succeed in that because I let the stress of life get in the way, usual stuff, earning a living, paying for health insurance(big american stressor) working graveyard shift. I'm 49 now and can see the whole in my life where I wished my dad would be and I wonder what advice he would give me and if he would be proud of me, I believe he would be, my friends tell me he would be. I enjoy all your videos because they are just real, even this one, they just resonate to live life and enjoy it. I think we both know how truly important that is. Thank you, again you rock.

Dear Clare, I'm really glad I found you last week, since I want to learn Gaeilge and really enjoy your videos! And I feel very sorry for your loss more than words can say. So many things you said sounded like you were telling my own story and my thoughts which is quite terrifying but also calming to know that you're not alone. But isn't always when something bad happens that you're naive and think you're the only one on earth who is feeling the pain no one has ever felt before; even though you're a empathic person normally?! My father died 2003 at home after 1 year of suffering leukemia when I was 12 and I unlearnt feeling hunger until today. I'm slim but stable though ;) It was shocking how my father changed during this year and how you could see the decay of a once healthy and fit human; day by day. I just went to bed an hour or so before it was over and me older brother woke me up and told me. In November 2012 my mother was diagnosed with pancreas cancer and died when I was alone in her room in hospital shortly after I arrived on 27th December. I really can relate to your statement 'she was my best friend, she was my worst enemy' and that I never knew how much I relied on her, since I actually was a 'daddy boy' and thought, after those several sicknesses and calamities my mother had, she would outlive me. I'm still trying to find my own path and trying to stand on my own feet eventhough every other week or so something is hitting my girlfriends and my life, like a lawsuit, our pets get sick, or even die, ludicrous bills to pay, loosing my job, don't get promised support or our household aids break. It's like a swift kick in the magarlach (see, I already learned something! :)) everytime but hey, life goes on and I'm confident everything will be alright :) And just one thing more; I really was scared of death after my mother died and that's normal for sure but today I'm far from comfortable but there is less fear. I think, everything that ever lived had and has to die, the smallest cell to the biggest creature, the bravest and the most cowardly, the kindest and the most merciless. Therefore I don't believe death is a punishment. Not even for the living. I don't know yet, what it is but I guess it's life. Life is more than just 'living'. Thank you for sharing your part life eventhough these are not your fondest memories. And thank you for allowing to share our experiences :) Maybe I could help somebody; your video and words sure did! :) Slán abhaile agus sláinte mhaith (with a bottle of Kilkenny in my hand! ;) and sorry for butchering your beatiful language) Labhrás (if I'd be a real irish boy :D)

These videos always make me cry

I share your feelings! My mom died because of cancer when I was 13, too.. maybe they're sitting somewhere drinking tea! I wasn't able to say goodbye to my mom, because they said I mustn't cry so I stayed at home - and you're so lucky and unlucky at the same time, because saying goodbye and being there for somebody in this kind of situation is the bravest thing in the world! Stay strong! You won't stop missing her, but it will hurt less - feel hugged

That's because they don't have hearts.