Sorry for your loss, but I'm glad to hear their team has been amazing for your family.

That 8 years must have been a wonderful gift for your family. I bet he appreciated every day.

My mom got 5.5 extra years on stage 4 cancer. I'm so grateful I got to spend every day living with my parents and helping them each and every day

Sorry for your lost

Sorry for your loss

I am pretty sure I have been following this channel for about 2 years! somebody wrote on one of the first comments I saw where a guy watched a gpu video, his girlfriend came by and asked who is that Bond villain talking about a gpu!

Couldn't have said it better ! Get better Jay ! Stay strong and healthy ! Bless you and your loved ones !

​@@kenpazaraki5781 dude no need to spam 😂 we get it

@@kenpazaraki5781The man literally said don't do this. Dafuq is wrong with you??

Wonder if they're considering using a similar treatment to casgevy (crispr cas9 treatment for sickle cell). That involves harvesting stem cells before chemo to kill off and replace bonemarrow. Hopefully there'll be progress for Jay with things ending well (knocking on wood).

This! Get this to the top! Take a break when you want or need it! Edit: If you don't take care of your health and focus on content instead, you'll become worse enough to where you won't be able to do that anymore. Please Jay, you come first before the channel!

Good looking out

He just made me feel like I have a friend and ally in going through some very similar rectal bleeding symptoms from hemorrhoids. Thank you for your support too, in being open and supportive. Much love to you as well!

Yes! Exactly!!! We live in a culture of not talking about things like this, then when it comes up in one's life/circle people are astounded by the process. Also contributes to lessening the ableism.

leaky gut , atleast from my experiance is alcohol, not talking 1 shot of whiskey, i drink 5 times a day, when i stop it goes blasting out everything i got in my gut. then comes no sleep at night, and all the shit, idk what Jay does behind the scenes, but just sharing my experiance, alcohol is such a poison.@@kenpazaraki5781 correction not 5 times a day, 5 days a week. , another edit, even probably no one reads my post , but alcohol , gave me 170-140 blood presure, feeling like dead for 4 days when i stop,cant even walk anymone more than a room.

Hemroids 😂. I got em and bleed 😅

It sux asssss

@@PCBMedicAMD no....the bunch of grapes sucks you over time lol.

Not a regular viewer but longtime sub., hope you're getting better and find a way back to full health ❤ YT would be worse of without great and inspiring content creators like you!

I was recently put on a medication called Rinvoq. Has gave me my life back and I'm only on it 1 month so far. Please look in to it if you're struggling at the minute.

Stay positive.

Check out Thomas Seyfried. You have to be your own health advocate. When CEO's of hospitals and healthcare corps get cancer they never want what they're selling.

Sending you all the positive vibes!

Sending Positive vibes and prayers!

All the best for you’re wife, I know the situation too well I hope your doing ok 🙏

I agree. I had the same issues and had to have blood transfusions and surgeries to fix the blood issues. An easy way to tell if you are anemic for a long period of time, your nails will concave. The nails will never recover but it's easy for anyone reading to check. The other problem is supplements like iron and such won't work if your body can't absorb it which is another problem. Side note if you need to eat and calm the digestive system is to take cannabis. CBD might work, but the state I'm in now prescribes cannabis to help calm down the digestive system and allow time to absorb the nutrients needed. On a good note, once your levels are backup, you feel like a super human for a couple weeks.

Colitis was my first thought, but they did colonoscopy. Chrons is usually in small intestine and I don't know if they checked that yet. They're probably checking easier and more likely (and serious, even though Chrons can be bad too) options.

sitting in a hospital bed with Crohn's waiting for a surgeon to remove my ascending colon so I second this statement.

​@@BC-ji9xr I miss the days of my youth where I felt superhuman after getting over illness. I remember being laid on the couch from a bug for a week straight. Took 2 days before I was actually able to drink fluids. I just laid there and watched the first 2 seasons of The Walking Dead (which is what I felt like). Then by next week, I felt like I could fly! I was 25 then. Last time I experienced that feeling was a couple years ago (when I was 35) when I got my first Covid vaccine. For about 8 hrs I had so much energy and felt great, then it hit and I was in bed for the next day, then back to my normal "meh".

Back in 2017 I had a colonoscopy done after finding blood in stool. They didn't find any polyps but had a diverticulitis diagnosis. It's a very painful disease when you get a flare up. Nutritional deficiencies, anemia, trouble sleeping... It affects every aspect of your life. I really have to watch my diet. Fiber, good multivitamins and no fried or oily foods. I feel your pain Jay. Hope you find out exactly what the issue is.

You sound down and understandably so.. but it not being cancer is a huge win man.

If he got correct treatment and its been a whole few months and the bloodwork values arent back to normal... something is wrong..

@@casualonemmo-player2167 yes but there is wrong and then there is cancer wrong.

Yeah, I know from experience that cancer sucks. Have my left femur held together by a metal plate and 8 screws. Surprisingly that doesn't set off metal detectors at the airport. But people have more options today for fighting cancer than when I had it. Me it was chemo therapy. That was about 22 years ago. But others its radiation. But now if cancer responds well to it, they can train your immune system to fight the cancer cells and kill it on its own.

Congrats Susan...I'm a fellow Prostate Cancer survivor....everytime I see a post like yours I celebrate for that person!!!!!!!!!!!

@@370.y that is what good insurance coverage is for, and treatment hospitals like city of Hope have financial assistance for those that need it.

@@370.y Unfortunately, you have to pay for it everywhere in the world, either directly or through taxes.

@@BloodwyrmWildheart What would you rather pay, tens of thousands of dollars on a bill or a few dollars extra in taxes? Here in Sweden, healthcare is subsidized by tax and a healthcare visit with surgery is almost free.

Breast cancer runs in both sides of my family so I celebrate you being cancer free as I would my family!!!!

Yeah that can be a slipper slope if your not realizing that caffeine is really a energy debt/booster and not a energy replacement.

A delicious coffee in the morning is the only sensible thing...anything more than that does more harm than good. I don't even want to talk about energy drinks.

I quit it myself a few times and this time I swear I am all done with it ! I cant handle the Jitters or constant crashes without the stuff, it really has an effect on some of us more than others!

Coffee aint bad for the health, its quite good for it... If one doesnt overdose on it(due to the caffeine) ofc.

In reality you quit sugar, unless you never put sugar or cream in your coffee.

Stories of people realising they are ill or working out what is wrong with them, because they saw someone else talking about it, appear all the time. That is why sports stars and other celebs talk publicly. Including recently, the royal family.

@@alexedwards6509 yes, connecting the dots?, and if you can not find, the right dots to conect, someone else will, with? (with luck or just mathematical logic?) I'm not mathematics some of person, you 1 + 1 some else, + 2 more people, + 4 + 4, is 8 and 8 + 8, that 16, and so on, and on ,and on? and someone somewhere, has bit of the puzzle, and some else has bit more, and so on, you get enough bits, your well on the way to something bigger?

Hey Jay, did you check your Testosterone?

A few years ago I was functioning over caffeine, and man, the withdrawal headaches were absolutely BRUTAL.

i suppose theres one advantage to caffeine making me want to spit a drink out. Otherwise I certainly would of spent at-least one period of my life addicted to it.

The next logical step for any doctor worth their salt would be a full pituitary gland check. "Older men" with clinically nonfunctioning pituitary tumors is known to cause anemia

It's amazing that no one in this comment section can figure out that the vaccines are causing these cancers.

@@lambiedanHope Jay sees this message.

Yes, family = support structure. That's why I suffer so much more, illness and no family, and why I applied for euthanasia at Dignitas Switzerland. So grateful to have that option instead of having to slowly die alone

Look up Dr. Ken Berry and Dr. Anthony Chaffee on UKposts and at least look into his advice. They solved all of my problems, and took all of the guesswork out of dieting. I get to eat what I always preferred to eat, and I never feel hungry doing it.

Just for your information, I also have been treated at city of Hope, it is NOT just for cancer and hard to get to or go, or be accepted, they are all over the USA, and have even more locations after acquiring Cancer Treatment Centers of America and accept most insurances. They pay for your travel, food, assistance with lodging. Most anyone can go there if they have insurance and I highly recommend anyone facing a big serious diagnosis to get a 2nd opinion at City of Hope. If I hadn't, I wouldn't be typing this right now.

4 to 5 cups of coffee is the daily maximum recommended amount. No offense but How are you still alive from that amount of caffeine?

They probably built up a tolerance. For caffeine-free people, even a little has a big effect. But the more often you consume, the less the affect, and the more you need to get a kick.

@@rokko_hates_japanYeah, that's definitely true to some extent. I haven't felt any effect of caffeine for years (although I can't remember it ever having any big effect, but memory of decades past is a fickle thing). I drink coffee because I like the taste and that's about it. I consume probably about 30-100g of coffee beans every single day (so should be ~1-3 grams of caffeine). That's not small numbers, but I imagine that would still be considered rookie numbers by anyone living around the mediterannean.

@@piktasniekas8124 my favorite snack is chocolate covered coffee beans. But I definitely feel the effects! Lol

​@paradoxicalmadness4507 Judging by the movies, I imagine many americans drink water not coffee... I wouldn't be surprised if a "pot" has less coffee in it than a typical double espresso (15-20 grams of beans). You could also make a single cup out of 100g of beans, if you really wanted to (might need to do some boiling and concentration, but it's probably not too hard to do). So, if you want to get even a remotely accurate read on caffeine consumption, you gotta measure the coffee beans used to make the drinks, not the number of drinks. P.S. 4-5 cups of typical coffee is definitely not a limit for any coffee drinker and it's definitely "safe" to consume a lot more (just don't do it all at once and drink enough water (coffee is most definitely not a replacement for water, as it's a strong duretic)). Obviously, things like this are very individual; if some1 feels terrible after just 1 cup, then maybe even 1 cup is not "safe" and should not be consumed. And the 100g/cup coffee - yeah, don't try that - that's probably not safe to consume for anyone, in any amounts.

Seems a lot of people I know, of all ages, are going through this in the last few years. Seems to be world wide.

@@ArKay-nj2nh My issues started right after high school, which was 24 years ago, but digestive conditions have definitely been accelerating recently and I wouldn't be surprised if they eventually find that it has something to do with certain things they're allowed to put in our food.

My experience is fairly similar as well and i share the frustration. I’ve had many tests done and I mostly have hints of issues at like low b12, low testosterone, and other anomalies that seem to come and go randomly.

@@billjohnson6863Yep, for me it's usually B12, D3, Calcium and Iron. Calcium is an interesting one, because even if you're not anemic, if you're low on calcium, it hinders the red blood cells ability to transport oxygen. I've been dealing with them long enough that I can tell when I'm low without a blood test, but finding the right supplements make it super easy to manage. Iron is a bit tricky though because you really should only take iron supplements under the supervision of a doctor, as in they should be keeping track of your iron levels, as overdosing on iron can be deadly. I have been low on testosterone in the past, but I haven't checked it lately. Even if I am, I'm a bit concerned about the shots as it seems anything you might take to bring those levels up carry a risk of blood clots, and having had to deal with those, I think I'd rather deal with the low T than worry about that again. Digestive issues are the worst, because if your digestive tract isn't working right... it's going to cause a lot of other things not work right.

@@ArKay-nj2nh post-2020 health💀

Have you consulted a spine specialist to find the proper bed for you? 99% of people need an adjustable bed frame from what I’ve learned, to keep proper spine alignment and minimize snoring.

was gonna suggest this, a lot of people out there with untreated sleep apnea, unfortunately the treatment does not work for everyone though. i went in for a sleep study, cost me my drivers license and my job... pissed me off at first, but i guess it is a good thing im not out there driving! at this point i am so tired and worn out that i am seriously considering an amphetamine addiction and just let it rip until its over... 😵‍💫 why not... 🤪

​@@ralphbooger4756Yeah, I'm glad the CPAP is working okay for me so far. I'm in Canada so the sleep study was covered thank God. I went to a ENT specialist and he said I could do the surgery but it would only improve me by like 10%/20% of what the CPAP is doing, and I might still need the CPAP after. I was a little self-conscious about being the weird guy always taking around the machine when traveling but OMG it's so worth it to actually feel better and not worse after sleeping. I really wouldn't recommend the stimulant addiction! You will just crash worse all the time. I have also been on ADHD meds (for ADHD) before and it just tricks you into feeling awake even though you are actually still mentally tired. The brain fog doesn't go away. Fix the sleep at all costs and all areas of your life will improve for sure because your brain and health will come back. Wishing you the best!