I don't know what to say 06/04/20 - "not at the beginning stage"

[Bicassie]

Some general information from WebMD:

Stage 3:

Symptoms. Along with unusual vaginal bleeding or discharge, you may have pelvic or belly pain. Other signs include bloating, pain during sex, feeling full quickly when eating, and changes in your bowel or bladder habits. You may also lose weight or feel the tumor in your belly.

Treatment. If your doctor thinks that the cancer can be taken out with surgery, a surgeon may do a total or radical hysterectomy and remove your fallopian tubes and ovaries. They may also do a pelvic washing. This is followed by chemotherapy or radiation.

If the surgeon thinks that your cancer is too widespread, you may get radiation. This may help shrink the tumor enough for surgery.

Stage 4:

The cancer is in the bladder, rectum, or organs far from the uterus, such as the lungs.

Stage IVA: The cancer has spread to the bladder or rectum, and possibly nearby lymph nodes.
Stage IVB: It's found in the upper abdomen, the fat that supports your lower abdomen (called the omentum), or organs like your lungs, liver, and bones. It may have spread to the groin lymph nodes.
Symptoms. They're the same as stage III. You may also have symptoms in the areas where the cancer has spread, such as pain in your bones or shortness of breath.


Treatment. For most people with stage IV endometrial cancer, the cancer has spread too far for a surgeon to remove it all, but you may still get surgery similar to the kind in earlier stages, as well as radiation, to keep you from bleeding too much.

so STAGE 3 it is hmmm...I’d say it’s a 50/50 chance of her surviving this...if she’d even try to fight this!

 

[Aldora]

Bet she still won't lose any weight.

 

[Sodium-King-90]

The video was genuinely difficult to watch... She's hysterical.

We've all seen her crying videos before and they're very ordered, she has set things to say between rounds of fake tears and sobs but this... This wasn't it.
She could barely breathe, was very matter of fact "I have cancer, it's my fault..." And she was saying really bizarre things, with no cohesion.
I think we've just seen Amber being real, unfiltered, honest and scared... And it made me feel quite uncomfortable, and quite sorry for her.

 

[TheRedChair]

RIP

Zero sympathy.

Karma is such a Bitch. It has a way of working it self at the end.

 

[TV's Adam West]

Remember, it's Amber telling us this.

 

[phoenixrrt762]

Uterine cancer has a high survival rate if caught early and is treated with surgery as long as it hasn't spread too much. The asspatters and bandwagon ambaby's are out in full force in her comment section.
Will this be the thing that brings the nation together during these trying times?

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That’s what I was thinking, if they do surgery and chemo she might pull through ok, but at her size she’s gonna go through hell. I really feel bad for her.

 

[Ceaseless Discharge]

With all this talk involving her newly hymenated hole, don't forget that a cancer diagnosis means we're going to see the five common stages of grief as well!

Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance

How will grief interact with the current ALR cycle we know? Will she finally have to address her mentulhz in a mature and healthy way? I wait with bated breath.

 

[Queen Of The Harpies]

It really depends on how far along the cancer is. Whether or not it has metastasised or not will determine her prognosis. Her morbid obesity isn't going to help at all. If she needs a hysterectomy, the surgeons will struggle to do that under all that fat, and with america's health care system there is no way in hell she'd be able to afford lipo, let alone the cancer treatments.

It really fucks me off that virgins think they are immune to women's health problems. Yes, your risk is lower, but it still happens.

 

[Flapjack]

These people were fat and made it. I think she will make it. I wonder if she died how we would be notified of it? Would she make a video on her death bed saying goodbye or would Erick and Ricky let us know?

 

[Shaka Brah]

Jesus Cancer Christ. I know they have MRI for large animals...but...I would not suggest going to DuckDuckGo and asking IS THERE A PET MACHINE FOR LARGE ANIMALS...I avoid the zoophilia thread for a reason....

Did not find any PET scans for animals....

Wow. Thank goodness I just googled "PET scan machine" and tried to find out if they sold them in animal sizes.

 

[Tumbo]

Can any American Kiwis possible give at least a ballpark range of what shes looking at cost wise? If there was ever a time to get insurance it would be now.

 

[Peetz's Bank Account]

Not to prey on other's misfortune but I have a feeling that the chemo saga will be just the kick we needed

 

[phoenixrrt762]

You weren't the only one. I figured she would defy everyone and live to 90 or something, with orange chicken in her gaping maw (the OTHER gaping maw, perverts).



Yeah, cancer sucks, but if it's an early stage, they'll go in and clean everything out, and she should be fine. If it's late stage, well, sayonara. Not trying to be crass about it, but it's as difficult for me to feel sympathy for her as it is to feel sympathy fo someone who guzzles a liter of vodka a day and smokes three packs a day having lung and liver cancers. Empathy, sure. Sympathy, not really.



Yes, it does. Surgery, she could probably pay for. If she has to have chemo and radiation, those bills are astronomical. She needs to apply for medicaid or whatever state-sponsored equivalent exists in KY.

Also, while I was making the edit here to add that last: she may be able to make a shitton of money now if she just vlogs about all the cancer-related shit. people eat that stuff up (no pun intended. Well, maybe.)

I’d think she needs to apply RFN for medical assistance and any other assistance she can, because she will NEED IT.

 

[annikaguts]

If she undergoes chemo the weight will just fall off, right? Not wishing cancer on anyone (unlike Becky's sister) but if chemo can put Amber's cancer into remission and make her lose weight, it's a win.

Chemo can actually make people gain weight.

 

[DocHoliday1977]

She is still young. She could completely respond well to treatment and recover.

 

[Florence]

“I got the results of the test back! I definitely have womb cancer.”

 

[Owlflaps]

I wish I could say I feel sorry for her. But, ehhhh. If this is the finally the wake up call where she needs to stop being a fat fuck, then good for her. If she continues being a fat fuck and her condition worsens, she has no sympathy from me.

 

[dingobaby]

Even if the cancer is just a "wake up call", even if she only needs a smallish surgery, even if she wakes up from the surgery itself, I can't see anything but a bedbound saga coming from this. Small surgeries can set many healthy people back for a time. I hope Becky is appropriately sour from the daily Casa Grande runs in the future.

 

[Aldora]

I wonder how maybe cancer videos she will make before she gets bored and goes back to mukbangs.

 

[ohforfoxache]

There’s a case study that’s remarkably similar to what one would expect out of Amber...close in BMI, too. Doesn’t bode well for her.

Relevant snippet:
“ A 30-year-old gravida 0 presented for gynecologic care after reporting a several month history of irregular heavy menstrual bleeding. She had a medical history notable for anxiety, depression, and morbid obesity with a BMI of 95 kg/m2.

She was further evaluated with a dilation and curettage and pathology demonstrated a grade 1 endometrioid endometrial cancer. After additional consultation with gynecologic oncology and anesthesia services, she was not cleared for major abdominal surgery secondary to her weight. Due to her body habitus, though ultrasound imaging was performed, we were unable to assess for myometrial invasion with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and did not feel brachytherapy alone was adequate and her weight exceeded the radiation table limit.

Therefore, medical management with progestin therapy was discussed and weight loss was encouraged. She declined placement of an intrauterine device and elected to proceed with oral progestin therapy and she was started on megestrol acetate 80 mg twice daily.

Though six month follow up was advised, she underwent repeat endometrial sampling approximately nine months after initiating therapy due to scheduling issues. Pathology revealed persistence of her endometrial cancer.

At this time, her weight was unchanged and options were limited. After extensive discussion and given her lack of response to hormonal therapy, a referral for bariatric surgery was recommended as a potential bridge to definitive surgical management for her endometrial cancer. She was initially resistant to bariatric surgery and pursued lifestyle modification. However, after experiencing weight fluctuations, she agreed and was finally seen in the comprehensive weight management and bariatric clinic 17 months following her initial endometrial cancer diagnosis.

If I didn't know any better I'd say this was a post about Amber from the future. It's eerie how similar this lady's situation is to ALR.