Thanks Justin! for some reason I've only just seen your comment! really appreciate your kind words! thanks for the support!

Mike Ward Thanks Mike! Things are getting better and better. Life is great, really glad this has helped, I must do some more videos soon to keep you all updated.

Jimmi Clarke yes would love to see an updated video. I’m curious as to whether things settle down because you slowly remove things you like to eat and now have to eat more protein to boost energy ? or has it settled and you can now eat more or less what you want and perhaps after two years drink a little when your eating 😀

Hello how is your husband now?

No worries!! Really pleased it’s helped!

Jenna I was diagnostic last month and total remove is the option? What about u. Can we talk to get support

Jenna A A in which stage???

Hey Paul, how are things now?

Modar Saleh thank you!!

Jimmi Clarke 💜💛💚❤

Hi Aisha, I'm glad i've helped, I made these video's as, like you, I was searching for stories of hope from people who had gone through the same thing but I couldn't find it. it was 5 years ago this week for me! so be encouraged!

Can I ask where you were able to find the support groups. I've looked and haven't been able to find groups that are specific to gastric cancer. I would love to be able to connect with others and hear about their ways of coping, not only mentally, but practically in the early days after surgery and then chemo. Things to eat and excercises to help with the depleted breath and energy issues...etc. But also, mentally too!

@@JimmiClarkeDeeperIntoBass my mother she was just diagnosed this and the stage is 3....doctor suggest that chemo can taken befr surgery.... Is stage 3 is danger??

@@willyisis if you go onto Instagram and use the search the hashtag #stomachless or #nostomachnoproblem you’ll find several people doing well that you can reach out to.

@@sahanas3377 I have met people who have recovered from all stages of stomach cancer. Each case is different but there’s always hope.

Lorraine Wilson I’ve been touring all over Europe and I’m still doing really well!! I met a guy this week who had a gastrectomy a year ago and is now doing an iron man contest!! There’s lots of hope!! I pray that peace will fill your house and everything will be fine.

@@JimmiClarkeDeeperIntoBass sir you now eat well and gain weight

Satnam Randhawa Hi Satnam, Yes I’m eating well and have put on weight. I’m working full time and life is good. It took me a while to manage it all but now life is pretty much back to normal. I still eat small portions and more regular than I used to but it’s all going well. It tough at first but it is manageable if your careful.

@@JimmiClarkeDeeperIntoBass thanks my big bro God bless 5

@@JimmiClarkeDeeperIntoBass upload your now days video we

Lorraine Wilson So sorry to hear this Lorraine! Sending lots of love to you all! X

So sorry to hear this..... Is stage3 is danger??

@@sahanas3377 my son passed away love and gratitude 💕

You had stomach removed

so sorry, I don't know how i missed this comment! Yes I had my stomach completely removed 3 and a half years ago with part of my oesophagus.

Ahh wow!! Welcome to the family!! I’m doing great thanks!! Cancer free and enjoying life!

@@JimmiClarkeDeeperIntoBass That's amazing to hear 😊😊😊

i got a total gastrectomy

How are you after subtotal gastrectomy how's life are you able to eat normally?

@@drstrange2619 I'm doing great! Honestly no real noticeable changes long term. They ended up taking about a 1/4, so really not that much. My gasto issues have actually decreased after the tumor was removed.

Hi, yes I lost the lower half of my oesophagus, including the oesophageal sphincter. I’ve not had any regurgitation but reflux can happen at night if you lay flat. I sleep slightly upright using 3 pillows. Regurgitation has only happened a few times, that was because I ate late and didn’t prop myself up.

Ali M Hey! Thanks for commenting! Yes, I must make a new update video!! I’m doing well, Video coming soon! I can eat a small meal and have a glass of wine now!

Hi ali

Hey Jay!! Thanks for your kind words regarding my videos. I stopped after 2 rounds for a few reasons. I was very fatigued, just really tired all the time and struggled with the chemo tablets and struggled a bit to eat. l was told the cancer was gone so I just believed it. I knew the chemo was making me ill and I just longed to feel well again. It’s wise to stick it out as long as you can but I know how horrible that part is. Good news is, once this season is over you’ll start to feel a lot better!

Jimmi Clarke I have been told that mine has gone as well, but at the end of the first week I have struggled to eat and drink. I know that every day or session of Radio is a bonus! Good to hear your doing well

How are you now??? In which stage

Thanks for your message. I’m really not educated or informed enough to know what’s best for your aunt. I’ve heard successful stories of stage 4 stomach cancer being fixed by a gastrectomy but everyone is different. Where does she live?

Mike Ward Hi Mike, I didn’t have a feeding tube, I just eat little and often.

Jimmi Clarke wow that’s awesome. Are you eating whatever you like or have you had to work at getting that high protein diet going and adding to meals to boost them up.

I’m very well thanks! It’s hard to keep the weight on at first. I’m now having to watch what I eat as I could easily gain weight if I’m not careful.

Yeah it’s all fine, I’ve traveled all over the world since my gastrectomy.

@@JimmiClarkeDeeperIntoBass oh that's great Also like do u feel tired often or need to eat frequently.

1badpete999 Hi! I know the thought of losing your stomach seems crazy but your body soon adjusts. I eat everything I used to eat, including bread, there’s nothing I now can’t eat, I just have smaller portions. I’ve not been sick yet so I can’t comment on that, but it’s your stomach muscles that cause you to be sick so without a stomach i doubt you’ll be sick. Dumping syndrome is ok, you just need to have some sugar and it soon passes. That only happens in the first couple of months after surgery. I’m now 6 months since my op and I feel great!! The best I’ve felt in years! You’ll be fine!

Tanks for your answer giving your example to others helps them a lot mentally , your an example of a gastrectomy who went positively well !

I can help you with that's

Hey, I feel good. I'm a pro at it now 🤣 I can eat everything, I still use a side plate and half portions and snack a bit during the day etc. I don't drink and eat at the same time that flushes food down a bit quick and I don't get the nutrients, and that makes me tired. But i'm in a good rhythm of life, working full time and enjoying life. I can now sleep without being propped up too!

Wow, incredible, thank God. What an encouraging update! All the best to you for continued good health.

Hi Khamosh, it did affect my bowel movements at first but that settled down and is now normal. I’ve had acid reflux once in the 15 months since my operation and that was down to me eating too much just before bed. My health is good I’m working full time and life is good.

Give me a message ive also just had a Radical total gastroectomy with d2 dissection.

Hi Jan, So sorry i've only just seen your comment! I'm doing really well thanks. I'm back to work and life is good. How are you getting on?

@@JimmiClarkeDeeperIntoBass Hi. It Has Been quite time since I had my opp. I had also chemo and radiation after the operation. During this time my daughter has been born and she makes my life brighter. I live with hope that's everything goes in the right direction. Jimmi, how often do you do follow up tests?

@@janjankowski3270 I was discharged a couple of years ago. They were happy all the cancer was gone and just said if you feel ill give us a call. So I have no more test appointments etc.

@@JimmiClarkeDeeperIntoBass I am happy for you these are realy great news. I wish you things keep going this way. Actually, how long arę you after the diagnosis?

emran uddin Hi, my operation was at the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital. UK.

Hello how is your father please?

Hi, I’m doing great thanks, here’s an update kzfaq.info/get/bejne/frV4pLCdmJjDZqc.html My videos are all about music now and not cancer as that was 4 years ago so cancer isn’t on my radar (thank God) anymore. Hopefully that helps to show that there’s life after cancer.

Mj Oh I’ve gradually put on 14lbs in the last 18 months. So it’s not impossible. I do love food though!!

@@JimmiClarkeDeeperIntoBass wow that's really great:) Can you tell me your routine for gaining weight?

Please how is your dad now?

I didn’t really suffer with that. How much food are you eating? I’ve heard that people are now encouraged to eat lots after a gastrectomy to stretch out the small intestine. I was told to eat little and often so that I wouldn’t be sick. Maybe worth speaking to your surgeon or the team treating you.

@@JimmiClarkeDeeperIntoBass ok thanks for suggestion.....will do so

All good thanks!! Still going strong!

Hey Cris, I doing good, i'm in a good rhythm of life, working full time and enjoying life and very positive about the future.

When had surgery your mother

@@satnamrandhawa7039 already done now she is in home but going too much week and problem in eating and bowl problems eating still with feeding tube and small fluid with mouth

@@jahangeerkhan8861 where r u from

@@satnamrandhawa7039 I from kashmir

@@jahangeerkhan8861 sir mai punjab se hun mera bhi 80% stomach removed hai last six months se

Hi, I'm doing really well thanks. Life is great and things are good. It was a strange season, with a few challenges, but life is very enjoyable now.

Norfolk and Norwich University hospital.

@@JimmiClarkeDeeperIntoBass I am from India my father suffering from stomach cancer final stage. Please tell me about coast