I do too. I miss them.

Very true.

very factitious

Me too. What a woman Emily was x

@@boytes55 although i admire her courage i still cannot help seeing in her just an imoral capitalist enjoying shopping, travel, eating from plastic bowls. No consideration whatsoever to anything other than her pleasures

@@moldovandorin6187 what judgemental BS

Moldovan your comment made no sense...you sound like a bitter gal....were you high?

@@moldovandorin6187 Wow I literally hope that your life is unpleasant and awful. That's the only reason why you would say this you poor miserable person. Awful!

@@cancerian137are you mad ?

Agree entirely

I do the same. Thank you Emily. RIP

I hope you're doing well. Much love.

Jennifer Mills, NICE! :)

I’m not saying she doesn’t deserve to still be alive, because - let’s be honest - most people do. But what you’re saying is that if you’re not as positive and physically active as Emily, you don’t deserve to live as long? Not. OK.

Guro KZfaq I think it was just a compliment, not a philosophical statement.

Haha, thank you pal! It was a compliment.. obviously! I don't understand why people add such a bad tone when reading comments!

Jennifer Mills no problem, if you like cooking, check out Veggie Rose, she does some nice recipes.

She really is stunning.

Graanvlok indeed, she’s quite lovely. What an exquisite soul.

I agree with you so much. She's so wise and it's like she is a old soul. She's the best!! if I could take however much time I have left on earth and split it with her I would. sorry I'm rambling it's just she is really important to me she makes my sad depressing days when I just lay in bed like a cry baby get up and just walk my dog even when i just want to disappear.

Lauren W, Great input! Good reminder for others as well.

Lauren W steroid recovery is brutal. Doing it now after 3 years on. I'm dead af most of the time. Thank goodness for my husband

penelope 2232 I’m so sorry! I know how you feel, I was on and off for 3 years. I would try to take them only every other month so I wouldn’t get too dependent but last year I wound up on them pretty much non stop. I got the puffy/ rounder cheeks, lots of energy, hunger increase (which I enjoyed-I don’t have much of an appetite naturally!) I gained about 25lbs.. and when I stopped them (by choice but my doctor supported it) even with a taper plan, I felt dead to the world. Just drained of all energy, no appetite, and it lasted a while. It’s different for everyone, but I’d say it was a month before I started not requiring a daily nap or 2. I am a single mom who has to do the school runs and work full time. Thank goodness half of my work is done at home so I could nap on my lunch hour and then continue work from my couch. Usually nodding off here and there until I had to get my daughter from school. I pushed through with coffee, vitamin B, fruit and loads of water. It helped, but didn’t “fix” me. I feel for you and ANYONE who has to go through this. I wonder if Emily should stay on them. So she doesn’t feel so exhausted, discouraged and think it’s solely her illness / treatments causing it. But that’s between her and her doctor. There are side effects either way. Hope you feel better and more like yourself soon! 💖💖💖

That’s exactly why I am here today. Gosh I miss her

Ellie-Mae Axton, Lovely words! So true.

Lori Matlak, Yeah, the knowledge of that, may make it easier to tolerate. Sort of like a medication induced HOT FLASH!! :)

GVGIRL well, yeah, I mean, evidently she’s got to be on these treatments to keep her cancer in check, so, I’d definitely think it’d be somewhat of a comfort at least knowing it’s the meds causing the sweat, no hypothalamus pressure from a tumor. It may not even happen again after restarting treatment. But it’s good news that it’s not tumor burden causing it. No doubt that’s some relief.

Beautifully written!

icequeen1997, You could actually see the difference in how Emily was feeling, after she went to the gym!

Recently here in Melbourne, Australia on the nightly news - they said just that. They said that exercise should really be suggested for all cancer patients. It seems it really does improve outcome and extend life. These videos make me a better person. Emily and Aisha are just wonderful. :)

Cynthia Anelante I’m so sorry to hear that you have MS. What a bloody, rubbish illness! I hope you stay strong and all the best and blessings to you! I’m a cancer survivor myself, and even though I’m in remission, watching Emily and Aisha lift my spirits as well. Just stumbled across your post and wanted to wish you the best. That’s all! 👍🏼❤️🤗

Jamie Roberts you are truly kind! Thank you so much for your compassion and lovely comment. I am so happy you are in remission Jamie. I pray it never returns. 🙏🏽 Wishing you all the best of life and many blessings. 💜

Cynthia Anelante Many thanks!