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Farmer: uninstalls cancer Cancer: has 20 hidden files

My father was diagnosed with early stage skin cancer at 24 before I was born. He was able to seek treatment and was in remission for another almost 20 years. His cancer came back as melanoma when I was around 12, and within two years spread to his brain and killed him. I can’t describe the helplessness I felt as I slowly watched my father deteriorate. Rest in peace Dad. I miss you.

I dated a guy whose step father had a large mole on his back that kept growing. He wouldn’t go to the dr until his insurance kicked in at his new job. In oct he was diagnosed with melanoma. By April he was gone. He was only in his 30s. DONT WAIT TO SEE A DR.

"He thought it might be cancer, but he thought a doctor's office visit was unnecessary" -_-

“He thought it might be cancer but no need to visit a doctor” Me: “Huh?”

In 1980 I had developed a black mole on my stomach that was growing and the psychiatrist I was working for said I had melanoma and needed biopsy. The diagnosis was malignant melanoma on my abdominal wall. Doctor told me it was was very unlikely I would survive it and as I drove home alone my body shook uncontrollably. I was 22 years old. I remained home from work for 3 days and just lay in bed visualizing non stop the poison cancer leaving my body flushing out and following my surgery the surgeon told me he removed all the cancer and I didn’t even need radiation. I have a very deep large square around abdomen and every day I’m grateful to be here. Since the melanoma, I have had 7 skin cancer surgeries basel cell and squamous and had another biopsy today on a new red spot of 5 months. I was the kid at the beach applying all baby oil and no sunscreen, piles of blisters from sunburn etc and this is the consequence. I hope everyone reading this will get to dermatologist annually for a full check (earlier If red spot that doesn’t heal in months, or new mole growth) and wear a hat and sunscreen. Keep safe 🙏

Respect to all the farmers, they make the food for all of us. I wish all of them the best!!!

Dude: *cuts off cancer* Cancer: “you should’ve aimed for the head”

A Farmer Removed His Own Skin Cancer, This is how His Cancer pulled an UNO reverse card.

My mom had breast cancer and she told me she noticed a small lump under the right side of her breasts. So we went to the doctor, who told us she had breast cancer, and it was just at its beginning. My mom got it removed, but they also had to remove her breasts entirely, and also the lymph node in the right armpit. The surgeon ended up accidentally shifting the lymph nodes on the left side so now my mom doesn't sweat in that area anymore. but more important, the cancer is gone

I was diagnosed with Nodular Melanoma in '16. 3 years of immunotherapy (Yervoy, Ipilimumab) and now in '23 Im still here.

Now every time I do something sketchy I think to myself, this is the story of A.D., who used the same cereal bowl without washing it, here's how his organs shut down.

When mom tries to delete all of your games but only deletes the desktop icons for them

My dad died in 2015 from metastatic melanoma to the brain. In 2010 he had a lesion on his scalp removed and for 5 years we thought everything was fine. Then he suddenly started to deteriorate and was dead within 3 weeks of us noticing his outward symptoms. The day he died, they did another scan. I refused to leave and watched the scan from the control room. As a medical professional, I knew what I was looking at... I've seen head traumas of multiple varieties, but I have yet to see a scan as nasty looking as his. I still remember it. Those 3 weeks were horrific.

Seven years back when my wife had her first pregnancy, she suffered a miscarriage and also a polyp growth. Her biopsy was misdiagnosed as cancerous. I can't describe the horror i went through. I didn't tell her but consulted several doctors. While describing this to my childhood friend, i broke down. He also consulted several doctors in his city. After a few horrendous days, we found out that it was not a cancer. Today we have two precious daughters - six and four. I still get numb whenever i remember that episode.

Holy hell, this was the longest mf ad for sunscreen ever

A skin cancer removed his own farmer with a brain. This is what happened to his pocket knife

My Dad is dying of cancer right now, unfortunately. Originally the treatment worked (enzalutamide) and he was "completely clear" and it bought us an extra year with him, such precious time. I don't know how this has happened, they were supposed to be keeping him under close watch. I don't know how I'm going to get through this and come out the other side but he wants me to "be happy." First my grandad and now him... we have to stop this awful twisted sickness. I wouldn't wish this on anyone!

love how this man breaks down words so they can be understood by (almost) anybody.

Farmer: *Gets skin cancer* Farmer: *Cuts off skin* Also farmer: "It ain't much, but it's honest work."

*Farmer looks at arm* "Cancer huh, welp dont need that" *grabs knife*

I re-took all basic math and science about 10 years ago, and then some including things like medical terminology, a couple semesters of microbiology, anatomy, etc. Your videos are so terrific for me given that context. More than just a "medical mystery" type of thing for entertainment, this is really educational and supportive for a lay person who just likes science and biology.

Whenever you see a farmer in the hospital you know it's serious most of them are far to stubborn to go in unless it's something life threatening.

Farmer: **cuts off cancer** Cancer: YOU FOOL YOU FELL FOR IT THUNDER CROSS SPLIT ATTACK

“If you cut me out now kc, I’ll become more powerful than you can possibly imagine.”

Thanks Doc for all the crazy stories. I root for these people even though they make mistakes. Thank you for sharing these stories so that someone doesn’t do the same things.

Every video I watch… I can’t not hit like. So much work/intelligence goes into these videos!

A farmer removed his own brain with a skin cancer this is what happened to his pocket knife

Cancer is like mold: don't assume it's only on the surface, assume it's probably already spread all throughout (or will soon).

I love how you explain each part of a word's meaning.

My best friend has precancerous spots removed from his skin regularly. He wears a hat and long sleeve shirts. He is a farmer like me. He goes to the Dr regularly and is checked.

Human : *cuts skin cancer with pocket knife* Brain : "wait, that's illegal" *commits suicide*

Farmer: gets heart cancer **Grabs knife* Surgery time

Kind of a surprise about the knife-surgery in itself doing no damage whatsoever…

This makes it so much easier to study for medschool case studies. Ty!

Farmer: *Removes skin cancer with knife* Cancerous cells: They had us on the first half, not gonna lie.

A man touched his face, this is how he got his legs amputated

This narrator is so intense you can't miss the point!! Subbed!!

OG Video, one of my faves. Miss these days. Also love all your new videos. It's just the OG stuff brings me nostalgia like no other 🎉 Keep up the great work Doc.

''A man breathed oxygen, this is how his lungs popped like balloons''.

Farmer: *removes his cancer* Doctors: years of academy training wasted

Best video I've ever seen describing cancer.

**The year is 2123** Scientists: A cure for cancer! Farmer: Old news man...

"He thought it might be cancer, but thought a trip to the doctor was unnecessary." If you even think there's a tiny chance it's cancer, you need to go to the doctor. There is no cancer so mild you don't need a professional to look at it.

This man explain everything so clearly and easily that despite not being from medical background I can understand each and everything he says.

This is so concise and informative. Thank you.

A farmer removed his own skin cancer, this is how his skin cancer removed him.

"Man ate a bowl of expired cereal, heres how his testicles exploded"

Excellent job 10/10 I loved this presentation and case study. Thanks 🙏

This video was the first of his I watched and it earned my sub, well done.

the survival rate of skin cancer when diagnosed early is 98% if he went to a hospital he would have been fine

When you uninstall a program by deleting the shortcut from the desktop

Farmers are incredible people. God bless them.

My uncle passed away of melanoma in 2020. He was a northern michigan librarian who hated the sun, and they caught the cancer fairly early, but none of that changed it. I'm going to get a mole checked out soon. I doubt it's cancer or even precancer, but in memory of my uncle, I'm getting it looked at.

Cancer: grows on a farmer's arm Farmer: Lmao imma cut it.

This is the only channel with clickabait sounding titles that are actually better than you expected.

Love how you broke this down

A beautifully engineered biology lesson. Well done and thank you.

*cuts off cancer* cancer: lol

My bff was diagnosed with melanoma . Had surgery to remove it, and then surgery to remove all cancer cells....leaving a large baseball size hole in her back. 14 years later, it metastasized, to her lungs, then her brain. I lost the best friend I ever had. I love you Rhonda. You're forever remembered. Forever missed.

I needed this valuable lesson 😜 thanks

Very well explained !

Me: too scared to pull off a bandage cuz it’ll hurt This guy: literally tries to straight up cut off his cancer

My father lost his toe because of melanoma. Just happy it wasn’t his life

If a farmer walks into your hospital complaining of a minor thing, drop everything and run every test in the book. A farmer missing a good day of work is a farmer on deaths door.

Yeah, I limit my sun exposure, I'm a redhead, done so well at avoiding the sun I'm now extremely vitamin D deficient

Only channel where the title sounds like clickbait but the video is better than you expect.

Very good info, and great narration.

my dad would tell me stories, almost bragging, of when he was a kid of digging out moles and skin cancer from his own skin all the time like it was nothing. i’m so damn thankful that it never spread anywhere, especially with him being a life long smoker that could have been awful.

"He thought it might be cancer, but a doctors visit was unnecessary." Ladies and gentlemen, we have reached peak stupid.

This man’s wife. She had to watch him deteriorate while he was too stubborn to go to the doctor until it was too late. So sad.

What an awesome channel.

Music from the original Doom soundtrack was an ominous and fitting choice for something as insidious as Melanoma.

It’s seems like the tiniest unassuming thing can just doom you. “A tired man once stubbed his toe. This is how he *EXPLODED* .”

*Cancer:* "You may have outsmarted me but i outsmarted your outsmarting"

Duuuuude your channel is a banger. I have an innate desire to learn about my body and make sure that I'm healthy. But the possibility of getting hit by Dunning Kruger effect terrifies me. I will be binging your content for the next month.

The cells were obviously growing even before he removed the spots

As someone who about a quarter of his family has been killed by cancer, I implore you all to please seek treatment if you notice anything such as a tumor, melanoma or any lumps or suspicious things on your skin or anywhere in your body. The sooner it is resolved the higher the chances are of you surviving. Your family and your future self will thank you. Please, seek help. Thank you.

Absolutely intense. Even if it was annoying as a kid, I'm glad we were forced to wear sunscreen and hats and encouraged to play in the shade in Aussie schools.

So sorry for this horrible cancer, prayers

cell:(*becomes cancer*) guy:no(*cuts it out*) cancer cell:oh no, anyway (*goes to brain*)

0:57 "He thought it might be cancer, but a doctor's visit was unnecessary he thought". This guy should stop thinking then

“Something is growing inside his armpit “ Me: pregnant

My father died of metastatic melanoma 2 months ago. He had melanoma several years ago & had what we were told was a successful mohs procedure to remove it. Fastforward to 2020 when he was supposed to have a shoulder replacement done which was cancelled due to the pandemic. In the meantime he kept up with medical appts via telemedicine mostly & in person when possible, which included an appt with his dermatologist in June 2022 where he was told all was well. However, his shoulder was really bothering him, so he rebooked his shoulder replacement to be done in fall 2022. They did a CT scan as part of pre-op testing which showed his right shoulder & humerus had something weird going on, so they did a biopsy around his 67th birthday in September: metastatic melanoma. Full body CT & PET were ordered & they showed it had metastasized down his spine, into his hips, & down into his femurs, with spots on various organs. They tried him on a couple of immunotherapies & did radiation, which slowed the cancer growth down in the bones, but the organs continued to get worse. He ended up in the hospital for fluid build up in February which took several weeks to get under control, then he was moved to at-home hospice in March. He passed in April at home which is what he wanted. It's all still very raw & I can't help but wonder what more could've been done to catch this early.

Get well soon KC! Thoughts and prayers

I have fair skin and have a ton of moles all over. I go to the dermatologist annually to have a head to toe check up on all my moles. They tell me which moles they want to remove and i let them. Make sure to get an annual check up with your dermatologist and annual blood work with primary care.

"I might have cancer," *cuts chunk out of arm*

When I clicked on this video I had no idea I’d receive more education than I would in a week of school

This channel is like Goosebumps but the stuff can actually happen to you.

So glad i just finished my biology unit on melonin and Protiens. Happilly was understood everything.

*destroys cancer with facts and logic*

“A young man finally worked up the courage to ask his long time crush on a date. Here’s how his heart was destroyed.”

I hope everyone dealing with cancer is doing alright!!

First of all Thank you for Specific history and information relating to the type or pattern ... Happy New Year! W_ hope all your endeavors in 2024 are successful.

Farmer: *gets skin cancer* Farmer: *cuts off skin cancer* Cancer: *Outstanding move*

A man drank 18 cans of Red Bull. This is what happened to his wings.

I have a mole that is irregular and has doubled in size in 6 months. I’m feeling pain in random places. Honestly, I’ll probably light up like a Christmas tree if they scan my body. So I’ll die how I die, I’m not scared. I have no kids and I’m single, so that’ll make it easier to be excited for what comes when I take my final breath.

I remember my favorite aunt wasn’t feeling the best. So she went to the Dr’s to have a check up. They found something strange in her abdomen. This was in January. She continued to deteriorate until they finally told her the problem in early July: she had pancreatic cancer,,, and she passed on July 29. It was so so sad, and I still miss her so so much. RIP Auntie, I love you so much, and miss you terribly..... ❤❤❤❤❤