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This 27-Year-Old On TikTok Who Is Dying From Melanoma Wants Everyone To Know Her Story So It Doesn't Happen To Them https://www.tiktok.com/@ohhkayypee When 27-year-old Kassidy Pierson was around 18, she started to notice some changes to a mole on her inner thigh that she'd had her entire life. Its shape, size, and color were shifting around. The mole was extremely dry, itchy, and would even bleed at times. But Kassidy was unaware that these symptoms were all key indicators of melanoma. She also didn't have health insurance and was pregnant with her son at the time, so getting her skin checked did not feel like a major priority. "I waited until I was 21 — when I finally got insurance — to get it checked out, and that’s when they took the biopsy," Kassidy told BuzzFeed. "After two weeks, the dermatologist called me on the phone and told me it was unfortunately skin cancer, and it was melanoma. I then asked him what that meant, as I did not know. He told me that there were a few different types of skin cancer. Melanoma was the deadly one, and I had it." In a video that now has 1.5 million views on TikTok, Kassidy showed an image of what the mole on her thigh looked like. Kassidy's first diagnosis was stage 3 melanoma, meaning the cancer had metastasized (spread) to her lymph nodes. The oncologist she had the first year of her diagnosis was a major disappointment — they decided not to do any treatments on Kassidy, and a year later a scan showed that the melanoma had officially spread to everywhere in her body, changing her diagnosis to stage 4. Her new oncologist was better informed and equipped, but at this point, it was an aggressive battle that needed to be fought. "I was having surgery for a partial hip replacement at the age of 22, only one month after having part of my lung removed. I've done many different kinds of treatments, including immunotherapy, chemo, targeted therapies, studies that were available at the time, clinical trials, radiation, and multiple surgeries," Kassidy said. After over six years of fighting cancer, a devastating discovery was made, leading to the decision that it was time for Kassidy to go on hospice — aka end-of-life care. This means she has stopped treatment. "Unfortunately, as the melanoma has spread throughout my whole body, it has entered my brain with at least seven new tumors, if not more. Meaning that none of my treatments are working anymore, and unfortunately at this point they have nothing medically they can do. There are no treatments available for me," she said. Kassidy has posted multiple vulnerable videos documenting her cancer journey on TikTok, including this one where she finds out she'll be going on hospice: Kassidy told BuzzFeed that, so far, hospice has been wonderful. They visit her once a week at home, but will show up if she's ever having a rough time or needs last-minute assistance. "I’ve been staying busy visiting with as many friends and family as possible," she said. "My days are booked full, as we don’t know how long it’ll take me to die. It could be a couple days, weeks, months, or even years! It just depends on the cancer and how fast or slow it moves throughout my body. But I feel good now, and so spending as much time with the ones I love is what I’ve been doing with my days." One thing that's extremely important to Kassidy during this time is making sure her son, Hunter, will be as prepared as possible for life without her. "I am writing letters, making videos, and getting gifts for my child to prepare for the moments I won’t be around for him," she said. "I want him to know how much he means to me. I know they won’t replace who I am or me being in his life. But it will help him know who I am and give him a reminder on those special moments that his mommy is always with him." FV is the world longest running funny video television program. We've been collecting funny viral videos since2021. Here you’ll find funny videos, viral videos, prank videos, funny animal videos, funny baby videos, classic videos, and the best compilations and music montages of some of the funniest videos you've ever seen. Check out our different sections to find some of the best viral, funny, videos around. Comment, share, and subscribe to stay in touch to see funny videos you just can't find anywhere else! ------------------------------------------------TAGS----------------------------------------------- ,funniest videos ever ,funniest videos, funniest videos in the world ,funniest videos 2021 ,funniest videos tiktok, funniest videos of all time, funniest videos football, funniest videos ever animals ,funniest videos ever reaction ,funniest videos cats, funniest videos 2020 ,funniest videos animals ,funniest videos on youtube ,funniest videos compilation funny videos ,funny videos 2021, funny videos animals ,funny videos compilation, funny videos football, funny videos tik tok, funny videos 2018, funny videos cats

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