We have written many articles about cancer survivors here at InspireMore. Sometimes, we can share the survivor receiving the news to see their reaction. Teenager Emily got the news that she was cancer-free from her classmates when her mom arranged a “hallway party” at the school. Other survivors get the news at home and run to share it with a spouse. Cancer sucks, but it isn’t beating everyone. When we read stories about people who beat all the odds to survive, it gives us hope for all future cancer victims.
Today, we are celebrating the survivors. We wanted to share that precise moment when they found out they were cancer-free. The raw emotion can be tear-inducing. The mixture of relief, joy, disbelief, happiness, and fifty other emotions fly by in seconds. Watch this short compilation to see what we mean.
Whether a cancer survivor is a teenager, middle-aged, or elderly, getting that news causes a flood of emotions to pour forth. Friends, relatives, parents, children, grandparents — everyone reacts emotionally to the cancer-free news. If you want to experience more reactions, here is another compilation (you might see some duplicates from the first reel).
We’re going to say it again — cancer sucks. The treatments are horrendous but necessary. Fortunately, they are adapting new therapies and treatments, such as CAR-T and STEM cell procedures. While these new treatments are not an easy walk in the park, they show promising results.
Cancer-Free Mom Giving Us Hope For The Future
We are going to end with a video showing a mother’s journey from diagnosis to her cancer-free announcement. This beautiful story gives all cancer patients hope. Lindsey Gritton had a terminal diagnosis and has been cancer-free for two years! Please share these awesome moments with a friend or relative.
@lindseyparr #cancer #stage4cancer #terminal #mbc #mom #stage4 #newborn #cancerwithkids #cancersucks #cancerfighter #cancersurvivor #praisegod #godisgood #christmasmiracle ♬ original sound – Philemon
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