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I was lucky enough to get connected with Brigham the founder of Ways 2 Well a few weeks back and he invited me out to do stem cells. The first thing I realized is I knew nothing about them, the amount of potential applications is off the charts. I had them give me an IV of purified amniotic fluid as well as Wharton's jelly directly into my neck. I've already seen a noticeable improvement which is ridiculous because it's only been a few weeks.
If there is something you're interested in let me know, I'm up for flying anywhere just to try some new cutting-edge procedure.
#stemcells #fitness #bodybuilding
Had stem cell in both my shoulders. Completely repaired all of my rotator cuff tears in 10 weeks. No loss of range of motion, strength improved dramatically after the procedure.
How much it'd cost?
@@bdg88 we have partially self funded insurance at my work, so we are able to buy subscriptions to certain companies, so our insurance covered 90% of it, but I think the total bill was $12,000. It’s through a company called Regenex.
Was this in or outside of the US?
@@vintko in Oregon.
They aspirate bone marrow from your pelvic bone and mix it with adipose tissue that they liposuction from your lower back. Dozens of people at my work have had it, shoulders, knees, back, neck. All reported 100% recovery.
My dad drank himself to death after my brother went into a diabetic coma and crashed into a brick wall at 90 MPH. I've turned to fitness. Just like yourself. And I've bought many of your programs and learned a lot. Everything from masturbating supinated for a forearm pump to now... baby 3 pointers. Thanks for being here. Being strong and sharing your journey.
I'm almost 4 years sober. It's guys just like you who have helped me along this journey. Thank you, Ryan. Thank you for everything you give to all of us.
@ThatBank you go bro! Steady away!
@ThatBank ❤
@ThatBank awesome Job man. I believe in you. You got this.
Hell yeah guys!
Have a drink to celebrate you know you want to 🎉☀️🍺🍺🍺
Stem cells were used to reconstruct my neck on the right side when I was 6 years old.
Long story short, a dog bit me and ripped out my juggler vein, they branched it from an small section of artery in my leg to help stimulate the cells.
If they did not do this type of surgery / treatment, I would have died in days from bacteria built up in my blood stream and the fact I missing a juggler vein.
holy shit bro, how are you alive. i'm impressed that the doctors and first responders kept you from bleeding out. so is there a way to regrow and connect your jugular ?
Amazing. How many balls can you do with that vein installed? Looking to start a bit of juggling.
Yea man that’s pretty insane story but also really cool that there are awsome doctors out there
I went through something similar. A giant cat bit my head off and the doctors reattached it at the scene. Thank god for modern medicine - without it I would not have a head 🙏🏽
@@ojsimpson4040 what a dumb comment lol
My mother drank herself to death at the age of 43.. all of the love and rehab in the world didn't help. I am now 45 and 8.5 years sober I refuse to recreate her story. Thank you for the content. You're a good man.
so are you brother..
Easy does it 🙏🏽
I also refuse to recreate what mother's father did. He smoked himself to death.
Wrong video.
you should just relax and drink a whisky
Thank you for sharing this and thank you for being vulnerable with us and opening up about your mom. God bless you sir 🙏🏻
@@saladederizsauvageyou clearly don’t him. He never even posts sponsored links. He takes no commission from anything he shows. First CZcamsr I’ve ever seen pass that up. A good man
Stem cells are the FUTURE!!!!!
This really caught me off guard. I watch your videos, I think you have great information and way ahead of the curve and I get your sense of humor.
So when you said what you said about your more , it really hit me. My mom also drank herself to death and died in my arms. I also dedicated myself to health, and fitness. It's interesting what you said that we seek out broken people, and to think that I am drawn to your content for a deeper reason.
Thank you and appreciate you
brother i lost my mother when i was 18 to cancer and i immeadiately got tears in my eyes when u brought that picture up because i felt the pain right away.. im 30 years old now and have 2 kids but the boy, that just wants to be hugged again from his mother and feel carefree once again, is still there
Mad respect for the vulnerability. Your momma would be proud to see how much joy, happiness, and education you bring to so many people. Also, don’t be too hard on yourself. Those voices in your head aren’t quiet when you’re all alone and struggling, I get it ☺️ Godspeed
Great video, and thank you for showing us what got you into fitness and being vulnerable. I also started fitness bc of a family member health that just rapidly went from healthiest guy around to being wheelchaired around. Kinda forgot lately why i got into it and thank you for the harsh but real reminder that life can suck but we just do what we can.
Your gym program was the first I bought after getting out of rehab. Almost 1yr sober. Thanks for everything Ryan! Sorry for your loss.
Hey Ryan, Ryan here. Sorry to hear that about your mama, my dad drank himself to death also so I understand where you are coming from. My brother also died of a fentanyl OD in my bathroom. As a Fire Marshal and a Firefighter of 30 years it was shocking to say the least. Really f'd my family up. Now I am making it my business to get ripped and healthy for my kids and myself. I am also starting back to college to switch careers from an Project Engineer to open my very own rehab for drug and alcohol abuse. Time to feed my soul not my pockets. Love your shows man, love what you do. Thanks Ryan..... Ryan
I recently lost both my mother and my stepfather to cancer. Hearing you talk about your mother like that really struck a chord. I'm sorry you had to go through that.
Appreciate everything you post, cheers!🤙🏻 Get after it & get growing!
Only a new subscriber in the last few weeks.
I've really appreciated how you deliver your content, the great blend of humour and detail. I've learnt more about why I have the pains that I do in my legs, shoulder, and why my shoulders have been slowly rolling forward.
Hearing you talk about losing your mum and seeing your genuine emotions hits hard. I lost mine to cancer, anniversary was just two weeks ago.
What you do now might not have been able to help your mum, but you have helped me, and no doubt many others, to reach for their goals, to grow, to heal.
Keep up the great work that you do, get after it ;)
You can't change someone who doesn't want to change. I lost my mom to addiction in 2019. Ryan, this one hit a little too close to home for me. Keep doing what you're doing and never stop.
ryan probably just made that up.
@@jasonvoorhees5640 Ryan is pretty fu*ked up... That's why I like him. But I don't think he's THAT fu*ked up.
Sorry to hear about your mom. My mom was a bad alcoholic and was diagnosed with cerebral ataxia in 2018 likely due to decades of heavy drinking. She needs full time care now at age 70. I'm grateful she's still here but damn it's hard to see her struggle and I know she would have more peace if she wasn't. Thank you for all the great content.
The “what if” after you lose someone is tough. Be happy and keep growing.
Lose lose lose lose lose. It’s spelled lose not loose. Sorry… pet peeve. The world literally can’t spell lose. 😂
Nothing but respect and much love on my end. You make me crack up with the things you do. You also made me shed a tear or two there my guy.
Absolutely amazing , loss of my mother still affects me and your videos continue to impress.
Thanks for all you do
Please be a sure to do a follow up in a couple months that dives into more detail about what issues you'd been experiencing and what improvement you saw after the treatment. Very intrigued by this.
Same thing with my father & my 3 older brothers drank them self to death in their early 50s
The hell with that I gave up drinking and drugging August 1986, and clean and sober ever cents at the gym send them following your advice in your videos and keep up the good work brother and thank you. God bless you.
Thank you for sharing. My mom just about killed herself 5 years ago from drugs and alcohol. We were lucky enough to get her the treatment she needed and now she’s 6 years sober. She was so close to dying and I’m thankful for every day we have with her.
It’s really cool when you get great information and also see the progress of your gym low key! Thank you for the great content.
Ryan, the complete deal brother! Open, honest, sharing... sandwiched between long range shooting and baby dunking. I spit out my coffee and almost cried in the same 4 mins. Most impressive 👏🏼 🙌🏼 🙏🏼
Love you my man. 👍 ur one of the only channels I get excited to click on 🏋️♀️
My wife and I have been using stem cell and PRP therapy for three years. Sometimes for specific purposes, in my case a knee injury but also for general health. In both our cases the results have been incredible.
Can you explain how it works? Is it multiple injections over the course of years?
@@thearsenal5537 to put it simply, in my case. I had sustained damage to both my knees through sporting activites. There had been a degeneration of cartilage in both my knees. I received both stem cell and PRP to both knees. A course of 4 treatments over a year. Two stem cell and two PRP. There has been a significant improvement in cartilage growth and a reduction of pain in both knees. The amounts of stem cells used varies depending on the severity of the condition.
We both also used stem cell implants for general health. These are implanted into the abdomen at 6 month intervals.
Thanks for the reply!! Happy for your success so far!
@@thearsenal5537 you are welcome
How much does PRP cost roughly please?
Much respect for the personal moment, takes a real man to be honest with how he feels. I can relate as well bro I lost my sister and dad to the same thing. Keep it up your an inspiration and your way of sharing knowledge is both helpful and truly genuine
9 year clean addict here. Your programs took the physical aspect of my recovery to the next level a little over a year ago. I went through one of the hardest times of my life then and instead of doing what I know (using dope), I bought the Full Gym Program and stuck it out. Thank you.
Can you share more about your experience?
@Kenji yes of course. I'm a recovering drug addict as stated above. I had been in and out of the gym for 4 or 5 years with minimal results 28% body fat. My wife and I separated. She left with the kids. I was down and out. I started to hit the gym steady. I was doing what I knew, basic lifts. 3 x 10, 4 x 10. Not really pushing myself. I finally gave in and bought the Full Gym Program and week 1 day 1 changed me. I finally had a truly intense workout. I did every lift to the best of my ability. Even if I had to use tiny dumbells or put 0 weight on the hack squat. I stuck to it, no matter how painful it was. I also got promoted at work (doing concrete) but that just meant I had to work harder. I worked my fucking ass off every day too while eating good. I was in a significant calorie deficit. I wouldn't say I gained much muscle but I got fucking shredded quick. Within 4 months I could see abs. I did the full gym program a couple times and then the Full Gym 2.0 came out the day before I ended my 2nd go around with the first. I started 2.0 immediately following. I did both of them twice within that 4 months and have since never strayed from a Ryan Humiston program. I'm 40 years old on TRT and in the best shape of my life. I get compliments all the time. I'm sore alot but it's always worth it.
24 year old cousin had both hips replaced 10 years ago. Doctors said, "you're young, we can do them both at the same time." Bedbound, depressed, and on painkillers they created an addict that when the meds stopped he sought them out elsewhere. Then the spiral started that so many of us have seen in our families, we lost him less than 2 years after surgery
Sorry:(
Good stuff, man. Subscribed for the duration.
Let’s go Ryan! Love the content you put out. Very informative without no bs! Wish it was available to us all.
I was diagnosed in 2015 with a disease that has damaged my heart. It’s under control now, but the damage is done. I can still work out and exercise but can’t like I used to because of reduced heart function. What used to take 45 minutes, now takes an hour. I’ve heard about stem cells before and this gives me hope. Thanks for the vid.
Sorry to hear bro, wish you the best of luck with that. Feel free to post an update if you try it
As always an informative video with some sincerity added. Love your work 👊
Your strength, both physical and emotional is inspiring. Thank you.
hi, just found your channel, i had two complete tears and one partial tear in the supraspinatus in my right shoulder, 61 years old thought that surgery was my only option, went with the prp shot and i am amazed at how well its worked, i am now back to the gym and working out again, taking it slow to avoid injury but regained full range of motion, only had one shot. the mussel was still attached to the humorous and the tears ran longitudinally with the mussel. the cost for me for the treatment including mri co pays and the shot itself was 1105. out of pocket health insurance covered the office visit and normal bs but claimed the shot to be experimental and wont cover it, neither would workers comp, who after finding out i was going with this treatment over surgery denied my claim of a work injury. ya they are assholes. but its been the best decision i could have made. thanks for sharing your knowledge and insight and keep on putting out videos,
I feel your pain dude, lost my mum to the same disease when I was 10 💔
Keep holding your head high, they'd be proud of what we have both achieved!
what disease? he said his mom was a drunk and a loser. she died from being drunk.
Alcohol addiction!!
@@leebryant1922
that's not a disease. it's a cowardly excuse.
go have another drink. you know you wanna
Thank you for being so vulnerable to help inspire other people Ryan. I have dealt with a herniated disc since I was 22 (now 30) and am excited to look into this to help me be free of this pain. You are one of a kind my dude 👊
At the Ways2Well home page, Brigham Buhlers profile cites his first hand experience at how "broken the system is" . As a patient here in SoCal, I can't tell you how accurate that statement is. I had a bad injury to my abdomen, and suffered in horrible pain for over a year before I finally got diagnosed. They just kept telling me I was having panic, psychosomatic symptoms and / or IBS. Dr's are crazy. Thank you Ryan for the video!
No wonder you have so many subscribers..you are educating in entertaining way..just like my favorite teacher...but you are above all authentic..BRAVO SIR👏🏼👏🏼
Currently losing my Dad to the same thing. Love your videos. Thanks for all you do ❤
Ryan is very underrated
Great video! as always thanx for being there and sharing all these golden materials!
I'm sorry to hear about your mother, I love your content and can't wait to see what else happens in your journey, this is super insightful.
Love everything you do for us plebs! I feel less like one every day!
I started drinking Bone broth, & collagen protein, & my hair started growing back. No joke!
How much a day are you drinking?
@@Artnhustle one scoop of Ancient Nutrition Chocolate Bone Broth Protein, & one of the Collagen Protein with some strawberries, & Coconut Milk. What’s funny is that’s not even the reason I was taking it. It was just the protein I found that didn’t tear my stomach up. Only been on it for about 2 weeks now. I just noticed a couple of mornings ago, that some hair had begun to grow, where there wasn’t any. We’ll see how it goes, but if what I see is any indication then amen ! Not to mention those two scoops gives you 30g of protein.
I can’t stand how CZcams never notifies you that someone commented. Triple C won’t see this for like eight months 😂
Well done, the reason why a lot of people never ask the strongest people if they’re ok is due to their looks. Now more than ever, that little reminder of humanity is needed. Very sorry for your loss, but Thankyou for being a role model for my own children. I tell them often how easy is it to lose sight of everything, especially when you’re not really looking. Definitely looking at the topic of discussion here in the Uk. All the best Ryan. Cheers.
Great video all around. Extremely informative and the vulnerable side was good to see as I can definitely empathize on this.
Sorry for your loss My brother 😢
You are inspirational and keep people motivated with your videos!
Your doing the lords work for some us!
Thank you! 🙏😇💪🤙🙌
From laughing to crying..goddamn you, Ryan.
Thank you for sharing this info and your story. Sorry for your loss brother, thank you for all you do!
Ryan,
Thanks for sharing your story. I have a lot of personal experiences with that particular issue with either myself or a family member.
I am quite "busted up" from my 26 years of service in the Army. (Worth it)
I've been training (power lifting, bodybuilding for a bit, or just FN getting it!) for over 30 years. But I'm hitting 50 next month and it's hard to walk upright and straight for at least a few hrs in the mornings now. The gym is only light weight volume training. Keeps size without potentially injuring myself or agitating prior injuries.
I've never been injured in the gym, its work that landed me 13 surgeries, 14 broken bones and several torn ligaments and tendons. I'm fucked. But I keep pushing forward.
I would love to know where you had the procedure done at in Austin.
I'm in 1000%
I watched Matt Hughes, Chuck Liddel, Ronnie Coleman's success stories. I've been saving up for it to to south America and get it done.
I would really appreciate it if you could send me a location. 🙏
Thanks brother!
Love your content!
I push your content to my sons. They love it. They tune me out when I try explaining shit to them. I can get wordy.
Lol.. anyway
Keep it up!!
Loved the video, the baby part got to me😂 but the mother part to. Respect brother
Thanks for sharing that with us Ryan, I definitely thought stem cell therapy was the same thing. Keep us updated on how it progresses.
Dude as always you ROCK, even more so with the back story big man; appreciate you sharing and great work you do
You are a solid dude. I appreciate you & your content. As a therapist & someone with a parent that was firmly committed to flaming out as well, tyvm.
Stem cells have been the future for thirty years, but the USA sadly squandered our research ability for decades. I am interested in this, and if you continue to "bro science" episodes, Ryan, I will watch and learn. Fitness has vastly improved by bro science, so its not a pejorative. If these are "research chemicals" to help me grow my animals and treat their nerve damage, heal wounds, live longer...well my animals and me would benefit by the dialogue.
you can thank all of the right wing christian apologists that keep insisting that stem cells are created from abortions. It's insane that any modern society still has to put up with the religious leanings of their elected officials.
Right there with you, Ryan. My brother passed on May 1, after decades of lethal doses of pain killers because of a back injury that killed two discs. I wonder what would have happened if he'd have had access to something like this...
Thanks for the raw reality. We do surround ourselves with other damages people. Lost my mom to cancer but she was a lifelong alcoholic, biological father wasn’t around but he was an addict as well. K followed their footsteps, buried everyone I know due to overdoses, and have been clean since 2010. Now at 42 I look younger than I did at 32. Couldn’t build muscle successfully until I found your videos 🤷♂️ thanks brotha!
Love your content; your explainations, your research, your direct manner, and especially your sick ass sense of humor.
We're all damaged. I found my mother's body, on a wellness check, after my aunt couldn't reach her for a few days. I'll never forget the smell. It made me reach out to my sister, whom I hadn't spoken to for about 15 years.
She reunited her family.
You're inspiring to so many people.
Thanks.
I love your videos bro! You’re a savage 😁🔥
As a former heroin addict myself I have to be brutally honest here. I understand the hope and possibilities that run through your mind, Ryan, but I have to be the bearer of bad news and remind you of the variable you're overlooking. The addict's mind. Stem cells probably wouldn't be a very effective treatment for an addict in the end.
This all sounds quite expensive, and the one thing addicts don't have is money. We have a tendency to spend the little we make on our drug of choice- including alcohol. Alcohol is a drug too.
But my primary doubt above all others is I know the addict's mind. I know how we think. Unfortunately, we're so screwed up that we look at any sort of detox or renewal process as our opportunities to reset our internal chemistry just enough to feel the high again. I can promise you an addict would see this process as his chance to finally feel that original rush again if they did this procedure.
The one thing I've learned in all my years of dealing with this shit is there's nothing no one else can do for us. If you're an addict, you have to hit rock bottom multiple times and then slide between the cracks of the rocks before you even begin to consider you have a legitimate problem. It's not good.
Unfortunately, the human mind is capable of extremely creative ways to destroy itself.
He did kind of accept that there was some degree of inevitability to it.
But you should know that there's some promising stem cell research around mental health and addiction, too.
Facts! Kicking the drug is the easy part it’s the boredom & depression that leads addicts back to using.
Lost my father to ALS and mother to heart related issues. The "not wanting the right answers, just hope" hit hard. Keep going strong.
you constantly become an even better person the more i watch. thanks for existing g.
Ryan is quite obviously the best fitness content creator of all-time
Can you be my dad? If not i will forge the papers
😂😂😂😂
Someone help this man forge the papers
We shall all be his children, he will need a bus for all of us🤣🤣
@@bobthebuilder201 you better start building!
#metoo
Thank you for sharing. I lost my mother in December for the same dam reason. She was only 50 and although I’m 28. There wasn’t anything I could do. Your words are inspirational and it really helped me through the day!!! Thank you
sounds like you wanted her dead tbh
Man, thank you for your hard work in helping so many.
I noticed something on this videos audio, you either changed your audio sound recording or the stem treatment made your vocal cords "younger" youthful sounding almost to the point of pre-testical descend.
I’m a simple man. I do whatever Coach Ryan says.
Devon larratt
Towards the end of your garage course.huge difference for such a small amount of time.much appreciated
lost my dad to alcohol when I was 8, and here we (me, my brother, and my mom) are, almost 30 years after... my mom is a 22 year army vet. retired Lt. Col. and within the last year has been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and recently now degenerative disc disorder... the strongest person in the world to me brought down because of a stupid fkn disease. Watching your video gives me hope, WVU Med, and Pittsburgh doctors haven't been able to solve this, and living in todays world trying to get services for anything medical is... much harder than before... thank you for the insight and post. God Bless
Can't wait for an affordable general stem cell treatment, where you take a shot and everything about you that's not right starts to fix itself. Eventually we'll figure out how to make it do that. Maybe even legitimate rejuvenation could be possible. But how can stem cells add an inch or two to my dick? Now that's the question everybody's wanting the answer to.
You built such a great channel and personalized what could be a boring topic. Thank you!
In 2 days it will be one year since my sister met the same destiny. It's crazy, I've described it the same way. I'm on my way to 15 years sober next month. It's been a twisted journey. Thank you for sharing. Love your videos - I needed this kick in the ass today.
Mr Humiston, I love your channel. You are a no bull shit, facts only type of guy. You show people the truth regardless if it's PC, popular or not. The truth is the truth and sometimes it hurts. You're a man of strong morals and values, thank you for spreading your knowledge and truth. Looking forward to your next video.
Thanks! Really like your videos, I am a gym enthusiast and I am always looking for efficient workouts. Good job ..
Yeah buddy! Got my upvote. Love the channel. Love the content and the way it’s delivered
This one hit different man, genuine dude
Happy I found your channel
Brother. Keep rolling with that knowledge 💪
My father also drank himself to death a year ago. I was sober for years but I drank Christmas after that happened and threw the rest of the bottle away, haven't drank since. I was upset with myself because he tried calling me that night.. said he needed to tell me something important but I didn't answer because i was in a meeting I figured he was just drunk and rambling because it happened a lot. Anyways I feel for your loss man. And I appreciate the videos and content you make. You are one of my favorite creators especially with fitness or weight lifting. I just started my journey about a month or so ago and am making great progress. I was doing things like pushups before and not new to it, well new to doing it the right way and staying consistent with supplements ect. Now I'm actually in a gym with a variety of workouts and equipment which before I only have dumbbells and a few things at home, now it's like an addiction for me and I love it, it's made me a better man. Thanks for what you do.
2 parents same story, know the feeling, I'm a year post surgery with a wound in my ass that won't heal, wish this was available here. Love your videos man, thanks for the honesty.
Rare moment of seriousness there big man. Massive respect to you. 💪💪💪
Ryan, you’re an awesome dude brother! Thanks for sharing that. You just took yourself from a CZcams personality to a real guy that has the baggage we all carry. Plus, now I know why I’ve been so taken by your videos. Broken people surround themselves…great stuff.
Anabolic steroids and human growth hormone are baggage? Yeah, I guess if you're Sylvester Stallone trying to smuggle your baggage through an Australian airport.
Thank you for sharing this with us. It gives me the feeling that I am not alone. I was always ashamed that my mom was drinking.
Great video! My son died of an overdose. I feel your pain! Prayers to you!
This is why i love ❤️ your channel, always helpful and informative. Keep up the good work.
love this channel. the honesty humour and humility... on point 👌🏽
Insightful, funny and yet genuinely moving! Keep it up bro.
Thanks for sharing that, Ryan. As a child of an alcoholic father who died from Korsakov's disease, I. too, want to be the best version of myself and not become what nature/nurture says I should be. Again, thanks for this. Please keep it up! Your content is amazing.
Hands down most informative and entertaining videos in fitness. The effort you put in in epic. Thank you
Oh man what an end to another great video. I lost my father, and I feel your pain and desire to help people. Trust me, you are dude!!!
Thank you so much
I had three 50% plus tears in my Right shoulder. Of course the first ortho wanted to cut and have my arm strapped to my chest for 3+ months. Luckily my neighbor knew an ortho in Houston that did PRP. One MRI, $500 bucks and 30 minutes later the injections were done. In less than a month I was completely healed. PRP and stem cells are absolute magic.
Thank you !!!
Really appreciate you sharing that and even the way you shared it. Need more people like you
Another brilliant vid, Stacy. Thanks!
Well Ryan this is the Best one yet!
I have had 9 surgeries all on my right side.
Knee 3× ,hip 2x , elbow, wrist, neck (plate C5,6,7),
Had a rib removed.
Have never not once been told about this and you would think my Dr. Would have said something about stem cell injections.
I have been suffering for almost 20 years..
Thank you again this looks like a game changer for me.. thanks again for the info.. will keep you posted
Thanks for sharing big guy. Recovered alcoholic since 11+ years.
Alcoholism(addiction) doesn’t just hit the user. Everyone around suffers just as much. It is a “family” decease.
My family was hit hard. One uncle dead in a heroin overdose, the other a homeless alcoholic and my grandfather drank himself to death.
Both me and my mother were heading down the same road when I found AA.
We are now both 10+ years sober and helping others to the best of our abilities…
Hearing stories from loved ones, has become endlessly important and meaningful to me, and inspires me to help. If only just one…
God….
Grant med the serenity to accept the things I can not change…
Courage to change the things I can…
and the wisdom to know the difference…
Thy will be done, not mine…
a crispy cold glass of whisky would be nice about now.
you should drink one
Awww Ryan..... So sorry to hear about your mum. Brought a tear to my eye. 😢
Great stuff Ryan!
Sorry man. I feel for you. I lost my mom to cancer in my early 20s and I didn't deal with it well. I spent many years after, trying to figure it out. My dad was a drinker. Always was, even after a triple bypass, he didn't change a thing. He made it a long while because he did a lot of cardio for his job. His heart was strong enough to keep going but it's hard to watch someone do that to themselves every day. She would definitely be proud of the man you are. You inspire and enrich the lives of so many others. That's the best a parent could ever ask for. Cheers.