I know, this was next after Kyle announced Jenny did pass away. To see Jenny describing how a healthy person had these symptoms is difficult.

I didnt know what else to do but to come to her channel and watch to at least let money come in.

I heard about Jenny from Kneady Homesteader's channel on KZfaq. I have only been watching Jenny's videos for 3 or 4 days. I didn't even hardly know Jenny. This video popped up and I thought I would come and meet Jenny. Prayers for you Kyle, just praying continually for you for strength to continue on and take care of your children and that you will stay well. Please make sure that you and your children are sleeping. Lack of sleep after a death can cause lots of problems and could be a sign that something is wrong. Once again prayers.

I’m doing the same.

@@gigglesandhugs5690I watch all these videos but I don’t know how payment works for them. Do I just need to watch? Like? I would like to help out the family. I’m disabled and on a fixed income so donating isn’t an option, but if it helps for me to watch or rewatch videos I would love to help.

Me

Me❤

Me 😢

Just found this beautiful person and her story 😢

Me❤

Me!!

I’m doing to same thing.

I am doing the exact same thing after watching Kyle's live stream. My heart hurts for them all. But, I can say from my personal experience with both of my parents' passing that a kind hospice nurse makes all the difference. I am so thankful they have found great hospice care willing to do what it takes to allow Jenny to be home. 💔

You are right, you aren't the only one.

I just can't believe she's had to go through this. It's just horrible. Children are more resilient but her husband is going to go through hell. He really has no clue just how much he is going to miss her ...

Happens for men as well. Going thru it myself. It's just a thing. The arrogance of those we depend on to work for us.

what makes you think this just a female issue?

She's a possum guys, and a stupid one. Leave it alone.

This is why one has to advocate for themselves when they feel something is wrong. And keep pressing the issue until your medical problem is addressed. Unfortunately, just because someone is young does not necessarily make her or him immune to serious disease.

Her doc did blood work, chest X-ray & ultrasound. That's a thorough workup for a healthy 32 y/o woman. They order CT scans sparingly as it exposes the patient to a lot of radiation.

Cancer didnt take her she took cancer. Cancer didnt survive once she died.

She actually survived a long time considering her initial diagnosis was stage 3. Dustin Diamond died in one month after his diagnosis

​@@gailsfoodandstuffthat's amazing to hear something else worked and yes I have seen someone cancel free then died because of the chemotherapy. So very sad

Yup my mom and mother in law had small cell lung cancer and it moves quick! Generally only 2 years tops smh. Miss both of our parents 😢

it wasn't the cancer that took her, but the "treatment"

Our medical system has been taken over by big business. They have forced MDs to join large groups where they track everything and all that matters is the bottom line. MDs are just worker bees now. It is insane and sad. Appointments are weeks or months out. Emergency Care facilities are sometimes the only option. ER's are overrun with patients and under staffed. Things are not going to improve anytime soon.

I don‘t think it‘s the healthcare system. It has to do more with the fact that young people, especially women often aren‘t taken seriously by doctors. Lung cancer on someone so young is very rare and most doctors probably only see it few times in their careers if that. But still, if you have rib pain they should at least do chest x-rays. It‘s so infuriating.

So true. My son went to a family doctor for annual check up. The doctor told him no need to come back for a couple of years. I am so mad at this doctor. It wasn't easy to get my son to do an annual physical. I told my son to find another doctor who take him seriously.@@Andrea-ue7gv

I too went thu hell- a simple chest xray- which is protocal,- and I had to fight, beg, demand for 10 months- a simple chest xray showed I have lung cancer- the way I have been treated was so cruel- I seriously considered no treatment after the fact- just wrong to treat people this way on a systematic basis

No! Tragically it IS our healthcare system in the United States of America. It didn't used to be this way when I started working in healthcare back in 1971. Now, primary care docs' practices have been bought up by larger hospitals and are under pressure to see as many patients as possible. Appointments are waitlisted for months. Last time I checked the rating of medical care in the US was.listed as 45th in the world with the best care being in the Nordic countries and many other nations. It is a travesty!!! The countries rated as providing the highest quality of medical care were all socialized medicine. Look it up.

I feel the same way. Remembering her without the pain and suffering. What a beautiful woman and family.

So true that’s exactly what I’m doing, beautiful inside and out💕🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

I’m so sad that this beautiful soul is gone. She is now an angel. God bless her family.

Did she passed away??

She did on the 5th of november at 5:00pm RIP Jenny I will never forget you and your great attitude in life even though you had cancer, you made the best of every day! I pray for your family…

@@christophermiller159 prayers for her tiny family and friends all over. She earned my heart 😢

Yes I just wanted to see her beautiful face

Me too. I didn't really know her before she got very ill. She was beautiful before and beautiful during her journey. I'm so honored to have known her

Depends what you check.

I agree with you. I always thought it would show any type of cancer!!

@@globefmExactly. There are blood test markers specifically for cancer.

Nah any asthma person now has gained severe anxiety 😭

@@jsj297 oops, I must have put 7 by accident. I changed it. Thanks!

​​@@jsj297That is what her husband, Kyle, said. To avoid any confusion, she was declared deceased on November 5, 2023 at 5 pm. RIP Jennifer Appleford. She was only 36.

I am seeking information for a family member with the same condition and have to ask: Has she ever disclosed her vaccination status?

@@jaypie0864 as far as I know I don’t believe she has, but thank you for not coming on here and right away blasting the covid vaccine for causing cancer. At this point we really don’t know. While I cannot say for certainty that it can’t cause cancer, I have been doing my own research and haven’t really found a correlation in any increase of multiple kinds of cancer in those who have received the vaccine. Personally I think the increase in cancer rates is caused more by environmental factors, air quality, food additives, etc. The increase of certain types of cancer has been on the rise long before the covid vaccine became available. But I guess only time will tell. Thanks again for being nice and not coming on here in an attacking fashion as I’ve seen many people do on other cancer channels I’m following. That’s just hurtful to those already feeling guilty wondering if they did something that caused their cancer.

@@jaypie0864if you look at some recent videos all the information about it is in the description idk which video it was maybe checkout the recent ones

Amen! 🪽🪽🪽

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Did she pass???

Yes she did, November 5th at 5:00 pm.😢

@@Heather89Anne 😢 😢 😢 that breaks my heart ❤️ so much because her babies are little 😢

What did you use to heal yourself?

@@eyespy0070 It took Radiation and Chemo therapy now I feel great

@@john404201 That's incredible. So it really worked? Im absolutely amazed. Congratulations!

Was it small cell?

@@eyespy0070 Yes

Yeah unfortunately people do the job for the money only. And the social position. You have to have different doctor, until you fell you have and answer.

I aint no communist but i believe everything involved with medicine and medical industry should be state owned.

This isn’t a surprising thing… Doctors will always look for a minor thing and it causes so much delay in getting answers, especially when time isn’t something these people have to waste.

Absolutely!! USA is overwhelmed and notorious for gaslighting, brushing it off, and passing the buck

The same thing happened to my mother. They say Ovarian Cancer is the silent killer. I'd say it's more like deaf doctors are the silent killer. So sorry for your loss. I was 27 when she passed.

My aunt is fighting right now. I pray she will be healed. She was misdiagnosed and ignored many times

Why won’t drs do the tests ? i don’t understand don’t they just get paid more money to do them?

I feel as if doctors don't like it if you need to say "actually, I still have the problem". It becomes like a battle of wills between you and them.

@@sap3737They know some insurance carriers will not pay for expensive tests. That’s a primary reason they won’t order tests. Find another doctor if someone does this to you.

@katrina7082 How?

I would call it a draw.

im going through this rn and its even worse because i’m a 16 year old female who looks very healthy on the outside, i’ve been getting a bunch of symptoms along with unexplained fatigue yet everyone around me thinks im faking everything for “attention”, its been going on for a month and i just feel helpless

⁠@@dtbnfl2You know your body better than anyone. Keep advocating for yourself and demand answers. I wish you well.

@@americangraffiticaroz2082 thank you sm i will 💕

@@dtbnfl2 go to the hospital plz

I think this was the med she talked about.

It could have saved her life if they'd given her better care the year symptoms started. This is sickening 😞😔😯

When did the symptoms start because I have been looking back and I don't see her saying anything about being in pain

To be fair, its extremely unlikely for a healthy young woman with no history of nicotine abuse to have this.

​@@iamwhoiam7887yet she had it and died because of it. doesn't mean shxt, if you're in pain something is wrong

@@anonymous-bb2dw well the issue is women think everything is cancer.

Doctors are good listeners. They listen to their instructors and colleagues tell them all the lies and misinformation that they then spread on to us that gets and keeps us all sick so they make bank on drugs.

They are too concerned with providing answers instead of the right ones.

This is generalizing doctors pretty heavily. All doctors are different. There are "doctors" and then there are doctors. Same kinda concept with "back the blue". There are "police officers" and there are police officers. It's common sense.

Doctors don’t listen, they talk and expect you to listen. In their minds they know all there is to know about everything and the patients are just peasants who know nothing. We adults are supposed to be thankful that these people - who seem like kids right out of school- are gracing us with their wisdom.

@@KBP120 they gatekeep the analyses necessary for rare early diagnoses of such problems

Yes, her doctors massively let her down, and I feel they have blood (metaphorically speaking) on their hands. It IS heartbreaking!

@@christinelamb1167this story is unbelievably sad, but I don’t see how it’s the initial PCP’s fault. They ordered a chest X-ray as well as a CBC and spleen US. That’s quite a bit of testing, and the truth is stuff gets expensive for people very quickly. Medicine is just the application of evidence based science, and 999/1000 someone of her age and health wouldn’t need more testing. It’s super unfortunate in this situation, but I feel that the PCP did take her concerns seriously, and placing blame on them isn’t super fair.

@@JohnDeere1738 Actually they did not order an x-ray. Months and months later she had to BEG the doctor for an x-rays. That's when they found something, but it was already so advanced.

The problem is women always worry about benign sh.

As a nurse myself, you were blown off for over a year! That is medical malpractice!! I know you are gone. To anyone reading this…… you must be your own advocate. Be aggressive and fight for answers. I can not believe that a simple, cheap x-ray was not done the first visit!! I am 5 yrs post breast cancer. This just kills me. I am so sorry❤

I can't stop thinking about where she would've been now if she got scan straight away.... Overwhelming to think that this could have been prevented...Is it possible that she would have developed this kind of symptoms already when the canser is in the first stage?

Medical staff is not like it used to be.

It’s because of California. I had to begggggg to get an MRI on my Knee for pain for over 7 years. I’m only 27 and I have a cyst on it. They disregard everyone. It took 6 months for us to get my son diagnosed with acid reflux to get him medicine. As a Canadian, this country disgusts me.

Exactly

Doctors trying to save money for the insurance companies!!! 😡 🤦‍♀️

Exactly because she complained for months. If they would have done the scan when it first started. They could have called it a lot earlier and that can mean all of the difference with the prognosis of how much time she has with us... Their mistake could have literally taken off months of somebody's life!!

I think doctors don't make as many mistakes as they claim. They knew this lady was getting sick and kept on lying to her. I do believe most doctors are just scammers. I really hope this lady gets better.

The doctors are ABSOLUTELY RESPONSIBLE. This could have been caught way earlier. So sorry😢.

​@@Jerseyboondocksk

Everyone has to have an advocate. I am in in home West pathway in home hospice.

She died…

​@@x.sahara.x.sun.xyes. That's why they said RIP

No one knows what will happen. I was startled to read comments about end of life and angels. Jenny is alive. Shouldn´t that be the focus?

You, like many people have not accepted death as a part of life. She is dying, there is not going to be a miracle, and it is important to accept that so that you can help that person through this last stage of life. @@Theresa-zg9uo

She’s dying in the hosp at present

@@Theresa-zg9uoJenny is in hospice now. The doctor says she may only have a few days left. In medical parlance, she is “actively dying”. Kyle posted a livestream about an hour ago. Her pain is controlled, she is getting good rest, and spending as much time as she can with her family.

​@Theresa-zg9uo yes but she is dying. There isn't any coming back from where she's at right now unfortunately. The focus is being comfortable - pain free and spending time with family, because they have days. As someone who was right there when my mother passed of Lung cancer and witnessing a lot of death in my career. She is going to pass and soon unfortunately.

I'm so sorry

I am so sorry. Prayers for family.

I couldn't agree more. The last time I was in the Hospital for COVID so many people were out in the waiting room some so so sick they couldn't even stand an they didn't even care or separate me from others knowing I had it. It makes me wonder if she would still be here had they listened to her sooner! She shouldn't had had to beg for tests..

Ignoring this because of a minor sickness... these doctors need to face consequences..

Thank God you were clear. That must have been terrifying. I'm sorry for your losses.

This. Very nearly the same thing happened to my mom. She had a lump removed from her breast in Oct of 2019. As early as January 2022, she began complaining of pain in her chest (a burning, pulling sensation she always said) and pain across her shoulder and arm. She was told after doing preventative chemo and radiation in early 2020 that radiation on the chest can cause damage to ligaments and muscles, which can cause chronic pain in the area on and off. She visited her doctor a couple of times that year and was told likely that was the source. She did the heat/cool treatments to ease it and laying down frequently (she always said it hurt more being upright and pulling down.) It wasn't until 2023 when she began to be sick constantly (frequent nausea, vomiting, shortness of breath, acceleration of pain in the chest, bad fatigue) that she demanded to have all the scans or ultrasounds available. The cancer returned and spread; it had attached to the breast bone. That was the source of the pain. Spread to liver, lungs and brain at Stage 4 when they finally found it. She was diagnosed officially August 9 2023 and was too weak from having been sick so long to do treatment. She opted not to after a lot of discussion and tears. She just passed Oct 7 2023. It still makes me mad to think of it.

@@christenm3200 I'm sorry to hear that. Medicine needs to do better.

@@christenm3200 I'm so sorry. May your mother rest in peace.

@EmoryStudy Thank you. For sure they do! I understand sometimes resources are limited and as sad as that is, it's no one's fault but advocacy needs to be 10000x better.

@Potatocheesebread Thank you so much ❤️

Agree! 😢

Yes! Most of them are assholes and think they always know better

I watched this and wondered if the first doctor she saw had taken her seriously... would she still be here. Hearbreaking to think about.

So sorry for the loss of your mom. I pray God comforts you and gives you peace.

​@@elainew2230from what I understood she had a gene mutation that would have been fatal no matter what 😢

Hope this video also taught you guys to be open-minded and listen to patients. I think that's the biggest lesson in this video and many others

​@@carmencarp3594You have to know what to ask and do some research before seeing the doctor. A lot of the doctors would not think of cancer the first thing when they see a young person walking into the clinic. If they see a young person complaining of blood in the stool, they will do a physical exam, probably saying something like hemorrhoids or rectal fistula send you home with the cream maybe a blood test. They will not send the person to colonoscopy right away especially the bleeding is not significant. People with no medical background will just listen to whatever the doctor tell them. ( By the way if it is bleeding from the hemorrhoids it will stop within a week) otherwise it could be something more serious. 😮

​​​@@carmencarp3594it will carry happening because the long and short of It is most doctors don't care, their needs, those of their colleagues trump their patients needs, I had my pneumonia and Sepsis missed by one GP practice and PMR missed by another. Both practices covered up their mistakes.I now have a private naturopathic doctor, I might pay but he cares about and does the best for his patients.

Same here but 10/25/23 so I am catching up! My nanny (2015-80 years old) and husband (2021-52yeaes old) both passed from the same cancer both smoked since they were very young. My nanny had the cancer removed by lobectomy and tonsillectomy and did not treatments when she was 76 and it returned 3 years later. She lived almost a year with no treatment. They had told her she might gain 1 year but it would be a rough year of treatment to gain that other year. She was very lucky to be relatively healthy and felt pretty good until the last month. She ended up having showers of mini strokes and survived that about a week and passed with a bigger stroke. I was glad the pain and suffering didn’t linger on and on. My husband has a bunch of abdominal surgeries due to a ruptured ulcer and abbess’s. After 4 surgeries and a rough year and severe weight loss his back and hips were hurting him and just weren’t getting better so we inquired, a scan was done and blasting lesions were found on the pelvis. A bone biopsy was done quickly and we were expecting prostate cancer because his dad had it , but we’re were shocked with news it was stage 4 lung cancer that had already spread to the pelvis, spine, collar bone and tailbone. He was a horrible patient, still smoked, did eat right, was already down about 75lbs, was addicted to pain meds due to chronic pain for 15 years, didn’t sleep regular, just over all stubborn and non compliant. But we did radiation and chemo, he continued to lose weight. Ended up going from a man that was 6’3” weighing about 220 to 130lbs and was nothing but bones and that was so painful. He could never take his pain meds correctly and I felt terrible fighting with him over because he did have cancer and it was in the bones and extremely painful. But the doctor literally wouldn’t have ever been able to give him enough meds! It was that bad. It ended up spreading to his liver and ribs and he was in so much unmanageable pain we talked to hospice and we had decided that he was going to sign up with hospice and I honestly think that finally coming to that decision and being so tired of the pain he was at peace with his decision and he actually passed away in his sleep that very next morning. He fought his cancer almost a year from his diagnosis. I hate lung cancer for taking 2 of the. People that I loved the most in this world and I am so sorry you are going through this. My prayers are with you, your husband and children and extended family! It is so very hard to watch your loved one be in pain and suffer. I pray your good days outweigh you bad and you get to enjoy your babies much longer than the doctors think! Sending love and prayers.

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Oh I love this🙌🏻how easily doctors dismiss us because of young age or what not….but we know our bodies and are our best advocates!

God bless you! So happy you are doing well!!💕

@@danielleiapalucci1693 yes the first dr i saw when i went to the er for cancer symptoms was more concerned with my appearance. he pulled my mom aside and said “if she doesn’t like the way she looks in a bikini in a few years we can remove the lump”. talking about a 14 year old girl… some drs are in it for all the wrong reasons and it’s hard to trust them.

@@saulgoodman8063 wow 🤦🏻‍♀️I don’t doubt it….you’re so right

My prayers are with you

It happens to men too. It’s the lazy bastard doctors that are the problem.

Yeah. What a rip to see her go from this video to 'now'.

@@AtheoPaganWiccan I thought the exact same thing :(

@@csnr1227 let's hope science can do something really fast-finger's crossed....

I purposely go to a doctor rotation Clinic. I get a new fresh faced excited resident yearly. You are able to go to one visit and cover anything you want. If I want a chest scan they give it to me, if I want bloodwork they give it to me, if I need to discuss mental health and medication, they give it to me. They sit down and they say, what do you need from this visit? It has changed my whole perspective on doctors and care.

@@justlivin8629 where do you find this type of clinic?

They don’t

@jennyapple I agree yet my doctor has referred me for further tests but there's a waiting list. Got a slightly hoarse voice, some ache (not pain) in left lung, indesgestion and breathlessness etc.

I’ve learned through experience that doctors usually like to be reactive and not proactive, and that is a problem.

Thank you for the prayers.

@@jennyapple4704 You're welcome. Thinking of you

And it's strange how some people can abuse their health and chain smoke for decades and not get cancer.. My gran is a good example. She's nearly 90 and has chain smoked several packs a day since her 20's. Weird

The Dimming is a Documentary about Geoengineering taking place on the Planet I just seen it on You Tube , Engineers risking it all to let us know.

@@erebusagarista8031 Lung cancer is caused by gene mutations. Genes can be affected by many things both environmental and genetic. Smoking damages the lungs but so do particles in the air, for example, dust, car fumes etc. People who work with dangerous chemicals or items such as asbestos, are also carcinogenic. We don’t really know and cannot predict who will get cancer. Who does, and who doesn’t get lung cancer is overall down to luck at the moment. 85% of people living with lung cancer are non-small cell cancers. Over 300,000 cases are diagnosed every year and of course, not all lung cancer patients are or have been smokers. While people who smoke are of course damaging their lungs on a daily basis which makes them more susceptible to developing gene mutations, it’s not guaranteed that everyone who smokes will develop those gene mutations.

😢😢😢😢

Non smoking lung cancer? I’m so sorrt

Yes - thank you! @@brittneylyntalks

Sadly, Jenny died on November 5th.

Thank you for letting us know. My heart goes out to her husband and family.@@lisasharf1442

Right!?! The Drs need to have the shame rubbed in their face but by the point of actual diagnosis the patient has other things to think about than booking another appointment and saying to the Dr ' so that thing you said was nothing? Well it is cancer dickwad'

Find a new doctor. A caring doctor will listen to you.

I'm sure Jenny is smiling and honored.❤

@@sunshine9122 I truly hope so 💕 When I think of Jenny I think of a Disney princess with a heart of gold. Her humble personality and kindness and motherly nature inspires me. I am now 4 months pregnant with a girl 👧 who will be named Jenny Doralee Johnson 🥰

Yes.

Isn't it so bizarre how it works? It really shows me that with my case.

Absolutely so true! I know people who smoke cigarettes... and people who eat so unhealthy all their lives (never got cancer or diabetes). So it’s really only a “draw of the cards” I truly wish Jenny well!♥️

veganism is malnourishment

You can improve your odds by living like Jenny did, but it's no guarantee. But do your best to improve your odds!

My grandfather too, smoked since 15, quit at around 75 from one day to the other and died at 91 without any type of cancer.

@@eaglevision993 so I guess it's the vegetables than are killing us🤔

@@mikegutierrez6227 No, cancer is mostly genetic. Some don´t smoke and eat healthy will get it while some smoking their whole life while drinking and working in an asbestos mine won´t.