Conor Randall | They gave me 8 weeks to live now I'm cancer free

Conor Randall was diagnosed with stage 4 stomach cancer out of the blue in November 2021. A young, fit and healthy individual physically. But mentally things weren't what they seemed.

He was given 8 weeks to live and was told he'd never make his 30th birthday...
2 years on his incredible awe inspiring story of his and his families courage to seek alternative medicines has led him down a path you might not imagine on the road to recovery to defy all the odds.

They told him the disease was incurable, they told him the treatment was simply to delay the inevitable. But almost 2 years to the day, he sits before you to share his journey... completely cancer free.

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DISCLAIMER (Added January 2025) - Conor sadly passed away around around 8 months after the filming of this episode. At the time of filming he was completely cancer free and living an amazing life, but unfortunately it was not meant to be 3rd time round. His family would like this episode to remain online to give hope to all those fighting a battle with cancer and to give them a story to remain optimistic and find new ways to fight against the disease.

[realtalkwithross]

Please like and subscribe to the channel - this is the first of many episodes I'd like to conduct in this space. It does cost me a lot of money out of my own pocket at present to run each episode and we are too small to get seen by sponsors. So if you can do that small favour for me that would be great so we can get people like Conor back on the show, sharing inspiring stories that help others... thanks again

[vandanadeo]

I was diagnosed with AML that is leukemia. I was given 6 weeks to live. As blood goes to evey cell, they said it is metastasized. Before getting cancer I was taking medicines for RA which were immunosuppresive and immunomodulators which suppressed my immune system and I got cancer. With a blind belief on doctor i took the medicines and got cancer and was given intense chemo then after that my reports got very bad then they sent me home to die- I prayed and surrendered to God and asked for guidance. I did my research and changed my diet and lifestyle radically. I became vegan did juicing and detox. I juiced celery cucumber lemon spinach, carrot apple beet lemon ginger, celery pineapple etc. Now I am in remission for 9 years.

[RecklessG]

The saddest thing about this whole incredible survival story is the fact that none of the doctors were the least bit intellectually curious about what you were doing to achieve this amazing victory. I find that disgusting and arrogant. Good for you brother for not listening to all that negative energy they were constantly throwing at you.

[danieldiener]

I was diagnosed on February 14 with stage four esophageal cancer and a fist size cancer tumor in my liver. I saw the scans accepted the diagnosis told the doctor to keep the prognosis to himself. Had one blast of radiation on the esophagus, one round of chemo and immunotherapy behind me. I have not gotten into any dark spaces over my situation. Your story has helped give me the confidence I can beat this. I have delivered the eviction notice to the cancer in my body, I bind this disease and cast it into the pit of hell, in Jesus Name.

[LindaTravis-Fisher]

I was told in March 2023 I had 10 months to live. I have AML. After 3 months of hospitalisation the prognosis was 1 to 2 years. I am in remission. Never give up hope. Trust in God.

[MzCAGOMEA]

When I was 25 I was diagnosed with stage 3 tripple negative breast cancer. The youngest case in the area. None of the doctors I spoke to had seen anyone my age with the diagnosis. My prognosis was pretty bad. The cancer was a very aggressive one. I watched the tumor grow daily waiting on them to do tests because they thought it wasn't serious. I could see the lump in my breast by the time I got back to the doctor. Surgery, chemo, radiation and all kinds of drugs. They would give me a chemo they called thebred devil because it was sontoxic it could burn your skin off. When they would come in the room and to give it to me the nurse would be covered head to toe so it wouldn't touch them but I just had a tshirt and jeans. They would ask all the other people in the room to be quiet so they could slowly pump it in and be able to notice anything going wrong. I was so so scared and sick. They had no idea why I got cancer and later I figured it was stress. My life at the time was so stressful and go go go. People also gave me Mary j on the regular to help me stop vomiting. My first session they said I wouldn't get sick till the next day. As soon as I got home I had to camp out in the bathroom. I mean it was horrible. Projectile vomiting till I just laid on the bathroom floor. My pair mom was crying and my dad was trying to carry me to bed. I ended up in therapy because I was just going down and thought I was going to die. A physical therapist I was seeing mentioned eating plant based fir cancer and the studies going on. I went vegetarian the same day. When I went to get blood work everything was better and better. They asked me if they had a yoga instructor come in would I attend. I've been doing yoga and meditation since then. After every surgery I had to do my recovery included yoga. I was 25 and now I am 40. Cancer has not come back. ❤
Sorry this was so long. Lol

[Violetta]

My Dad was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, he spent 3 terrible weeks in hospital, getting worse every day. He knew he had cancer but didn’t realise how bad it was because we had asked the medical staff not to tell him. He came to live with me for 3 weeks, I was giving him very healthy food, juices and B17 and he put on half a stone in those 3 weeks. When he came out of hospital he couldn’t walk, at the end of 3 weeks he could walk without any help, was feeling mentally stronger and positive about the future. He had an appointment at the hospital and they were shocked when he walked in, he was looking so much better. They asked if he wanted chemo and he said yes. He had an appointment with the oncologist a week later, went in and she told him there was no point having chemo because he was going to die no matter what they did. He then gave up, stopped eating and died one week later. This was in 2011 and now I will never listen to doctors, ever.

[MarilynElizabethHaughton]

I told my oncologist the other day that I was watching a girl on the tv who had been diagnosed two or three years before with breast cancer and told she had six months. She was campaigning for voluntary euthanasia. I said she didn't look like she was dying.
And he said " Doctors say too much."
Please dont take away people's hope.
I think he had a miracle. God cured him.
When you are really down praying is what helps.
Stage IV here.
God bless you all.

[sharonmarks]

I was given 6-12 months OCT 22. Did chemo & radiotherapy but also lots of vitamins & excersises. Cleaned up my diet and im still here bringing up my kids. Tired yes but alive and happy. Pancreatic cancer is a big killer but im holding it back.

Maybe i should start a Tiktok.

[stevelong]

Dec 20/21, 2022, I was diagnosed with stage 4 Clear Cell Renal Carcinoma. 30 Dec I had a kidney and a softball size mass removed. March I was given 22.5 months to live. My odds of making it past the 22.5 months is 8%, of that 8% I have a 20% chance of making it 5 years. I got a call for end of life counseling at the end of March. I told them to f-off, I'm not going anywhere. I am beating it. Positive mental attitude. Know in your heart, you are going to beat it.

FWIW: I don't drink, smoke or do any type of drugs, never have.

[eugeniustheodidactus]

I was told that I had colon cancer in 1996. I did everything from fasting, extended-juice-fasting, colloidal silver, spechtrochrome, etc etc etc. I was never taken seriously by family or friends because I never did chemo, etc... didn't lose my hair... but I did lose my dream-career in the process. It was a very lonely process. Scru the medical system.

[Mrsgreermurrieta]

Thank you for sharing. I got my shock cancer diagnosis a few months ago. I hadn’t connected my stress level to the cause (I think I had multiple causes), but I had been through a few years of extreme stress and emotional hurting. I had my cancer surgery, diet change, and caring for a baby goat and calf that give me great joy. I see from this video loving and trusting God, my savior, Jesus Christ, and loving those in my life as Jesus told us is where my mind should be. Don’t dwell on the hurt others inflict, but instead how can I love others today.

[Painintheknee]

My aunt has coached people to cure their cancer. The first thing she asks the patient is: Do you want to live or die? Then you work toward living and doing what it needs to get better. Do not deviate from getting better.

[KaylieSamanthaLomax]

To the person reading this comment. It's going to be ok, you are so strong, brave and you are able. My dear your mind is capable of things they would never dream to teach you in school or the Dr's office. I know you may be feeling the worst you ever have but this healing journey you are on is raising your vibration with every breath you take. You will be renewed to levels you truly never believed possible but believe me you have. Just watch what you can do! So proud. all my love kay

[drdaveyjones]

"You've been given an obstacle worthy of the person you are going to become " absolutely beautiful!

[BillWeaverMusic]

I am very proud for you, thank you for sharing your story. I am dealing with colon cancer that has spread to my liver, and still in the first two weeks of getting this horrible news. this video, is, i think, the first time in 2 weeks that I've had tears of hope and joy.
God bless, and thank you. Bill

[emmanuelking]

I have cancer and could identify with everything he has felt about his diagnosis. His story helped me not feel alone in this struggle and served as an inspiration. Wishing him continued health in 2024 🙏

[MManuu]

I was diagnosed as 2nd stage Lymphoma (cancer) in 2002. Had chemotherapy. Changed my diet to vegetarian, low calorie, no white sugar or oil added to my food. Took a spoon of turmeric in lukewarm water nearly everyday (missed some days when I forgot). Now after 22 years I'm still cancer free.

[pamelawoodsum]

I was diagnosed with three types of cancer
I decided not to do chemo or radiation
I did do Celery juice made me so constipated
I did all the work on changing the way I think
But I can honestly say the one thing that helps me the most is the carnivore diet.
I was diagnosed in 2017 but i'm still here
I avoid Western medicine doctors. I think they just kill us.

[bobbiesgreenhouse]

This is so good! I was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer in 2019. It took me a few years to realize how my diet and mindset made a difference in my prognosis. My doctors didn’t think I would still be here but I am. Thank you for sharing your journey and experience. It is inspiring.