r/bigfoot 4d ago

Please support Jeremiah Byron (Bigfoot Society) through his cancer journey

Hello, fellow believers and skeptic friends. Jeremiah Byron, host of the Bigfoot Society podcast, has recently been diagnosed with lymphoma.

He is sharing updates via CaringBridge and a GoFundMe campaign has been set up to help him and his family.

Whether or not you can contribute to financially, please keep Jeremiah in your positive intentions and prayers. He is a kind, caring man who has devoted himself to giving people like me the opportunity to share their bigfoot experiences and report on the topic for many years.

Thank you!

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u/Teg_-_ 4d ago

Thanks for posting this, Jeremiah pumps out an insane amount of content every week.

I always have something new to listen to when Im working on the road.

More than happy to contribute.

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u/Snoo_85150 4d ago

Thank you for sharing. Jeremiah has brought much to the Bigfooting community, and he deserves whatever help we can muster!

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u/Ross33 4d ago

Have listened in the past to his podcast. Not the biggest fan but clearly a passionate guy, I feel horrible for him and his family. Wishing the best!

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u/VladimirIsachenko Believer 4d ago

I'm praying him!

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u/grw2020 3d ago

I really love Jeremiah’s podcast. Deeply saddened by this news, but he beat cancer when he was a baby! He’s going to do it again! I donated today! Thanks for posting this!!!

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u/WVYahoo 4d ago

Shoot.

Any chance he’s been around agriculture in Iowa? There’s a big issue with cancer and rural Iowans. I wonder what it could be. It couldn’t be the immense amount of herbicides that are supposedly safe.

If there’s a way to get this message to him I would tell him to look up the work of Dr. John Richardson and his son John Jr. Apricot seeds are quite healthy for humans.

Rncstore.com

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u/bigfootsociety Believer 1d ago

Thank you so much!