I was reading another comment that she passed away 😢but it is 2023 now.. not sure when it happened.

How are you now?

My sister is currently dealing with cholangiocarcinoma and has had her second round of chemo. How are you doing, now?

How are you now?

My admiration and respect. God bless you you're beautiful

Stage 3a... Beginning aggressive chemo next week. How can I see your vlog. How are you doing?

She has a wig review on the channel describing her fab wig. It''s the Zara 12FS8 (Shaded Praline). I just ordered mine (lost almost all my hair this week and shaving my head on Monday)--so excited to wear it. I'm getting my third chemo next week and on the same treatment as you. God bless us all and give us strength in our journeys. ♥️✨🌈🙏😇

I sincerely hope you never have to find out what things you'd worry about if you were battling cancer. But many people who do fight cancer just want to do whatever they can to look and feel normal again. Did I wear fake eyelashes every day? No. But it was nice to have the option to wear them if I wanted to.

Erin Leigh​​​​​​​​​​ Well, hey, I probably have cancer right now....who knows? I've been experiencing symptoms that are remarkably similar to the disease since 2009, and I've yet to receive a diagnosis, despite going from one doctor's office to the next. I literally drain out my bank account trying to find answers. The symptoms I'm experiencing include coughing up blood, blood in my stool (and even sometimes in my semen), hair loss, weight lose (especially in my waist area), persistent pain in my waist/pelvis area, persistent cough, constipation since 2009, soar between my nose and cheek (on both sides) that hasn't healed since it appeared in 2009, shortness of breath, constant tiredness/fatigue, black stooling every now and then, vision problems, difficulties focusing, etc. I am not considered to be diabetic at this point (although my A1C level just recently elevated to 6.1 and my doctor said that I am now pre-diabetic). They ruled out thyroid and HIV/AIDS. I keep telling my doctors that I believe it could be prostate cancer (or some other form of cancer), but they just don't take my concern seriously. Each time the doctors conduct PSA lab tests, the results come back normal. And they just leave it as that. Recently, I did some research on PSA test and discovered that it is not always 100% reliable. And I think those doctors are aware of that. During the time when my symptoms first began, most of the doctors I visited kept telling me that I don't have anything to worry about (whenever I described to them the symptoms I'd been experiencing), because I am not of the age in which people are considered AT RISKS for prostate cancer. That was from 2009 when I was 36 years old. Whatever is inside my body has been taking a toll on me, from day one since I first began to experience it. Sometimes I experience SO MUCH PAIN (especially in my waist and pelvis area) that I can hardly walk upright. Right now, it seem to have progressed, because I am experiencing lots of sweeling, edema and poor circulation, especially in my feet. But I keep fighting from DAY TO DAY, taking it one day at a time. And I am still searching for answers....Just saw a doctor again last week. And still no luck yet. But I will NEVER GIVE UP. What else can I do? If I am told that I have cancer, and I was being treated for it....HAIR LOSS and LOSS of EYELASHES would be my least concern (even if I were a woman). ALL my attention and focus would be set upon doing the best that I can (along with what my doctor can do for me) to successfully win my battle against the cancer. And if my doctor says that we have won the battle and I am now cancer-free, ONLY THEN will I worry about hair loss, etc. But, until then, it is my survival that would matter to me. That is all I am saying. 

tmat04 As a young girl battling cancer at the moment i am EXTREMELY insecure about not having eyebrows and eyelashes. You will never know the feeling until your lashes/brows/hair is actually gone.

Wow, way to turn this really positive video into a rant about you....very odd

Tmat, how about you just do you and let everyone else do them. All the little things count, things that make up who we are... They are the things that bring a sense of normalcy to life... It's not the BIG things