I was told I had cancer when I was 38. I had a 10 year old boy and a 15 year old girl. I saw my surgeon on March 6th of 1986. He did a biopsy and he called me the next day and said I needed to have surgery  as soon as possible. I had a 4cm cancer tumor on the top of my left breast. He told me I had two choices, either have radiation and shrink the tumor or have a full mastectomy.  I did not hesitate at all. I told him I I wanted a mastectomy, I just wanted to remove the cancer from me. Just 5 days later, on March 11th, 1986. I was taken into the operating  room and I saw my name on the surgical schedule. I closed my eyes and prayed to God, I  asked God that if He wanted me to live thru this to please show me how I could serve Him for the rest of my life, But,
if it was His will to bring me home that I  hoped  He would take me home that day. Well, it is now 38 years since my surgery, and in all these years I lived to care for my Mother for over 14 years. I have lived to see both of my children graduate high school, both got married, I have lived to know all 4 of my grandchildren, I've  lived to see both of my children become successful. My son has been  a Senior  Pastor  of his own church for the last 7 of his 30 years as a pastor. He officiated the 50 Year Anniversary  renewal of vows between his father and I. We attend his church every Sunday and our faith has grown immensely because of his teaching the truth of God's  Word. I have served God faithfully everyday since 1986. I taught children for 40 years. I will be married  53 years this year to my Dear husband who helped me recover from cancer and several other illnesses throughout  my life. And today I  am still alive to take care of him as he recovers from triple bypass surgery. I still hear God's  voice as He guides me in
serving Him today. I have cared for the homeless and today I care about the elderly where I live by checking on them  often, to remind them  that they are not ever alone. I share my testimony as often as possible  to allow others to know God and His healing power. I am thankful to share my experience  with all who have similar experiences, and to share my hope with you. Thank You  All for letting  me share.

I had a mastectomy followed by chemotherapy 43 years ago ! I have not had a recurrence and have been very healthy  ! I put my faith in Christ and he has been faithful !✝️

I know exactly what you mean!!! I had stage 3 Invasive Ductal Carcinoma Er+ PR+ HERS2- with lymph node involvement and I am a person of great faith!!! God took me through through and I can see him all through my sickness.  I had no pain and full energy.  I am cancer free and God healed me and brought me through I.

"Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you." (1 Peter 5:7)  You did a great Video.  Thanks!

I also wanted to tell you thank you for speaking out about this. Most women suffer quietly but we all need to bring. Awareness and support to one another. So thank you!

I had a lumpectomy last Thursday. Your reaction to your diagnosis sounds like mine. I've known about 3 weeks that I have breast cancer and the whole time, I've been calm and have leaned, so much on God.

I was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma, grade 3 on Monday. Thank you for posting your story. I searched YT and yours was the first personal story with this specific cancer I’ve found. God bless you for sharing your story for those of us early in our journey.

God told me I had cancer and that I would be ok,before I was “diagnosed” with it. I know God has a plan through me with this❤. Praying for all you beautiful ladies to be strong and to trust God.

Sooo much love for you! I almost cried when you said "my breasts were beautiful and great and did what they had to do, but they served their purpose" you're so strong and such an inspiration. xoxxxx

Your faith in God is beautiful. I wish you nothing but the best and I will pray for your healing. You are a light in this life!

You are a breath of fresh air! I thank God for your life and for your ability to inspire and motivate us! I will be having a bilateral mastectomy on Dec 31st! The nurse felt “bad” about ruining my New Years Eve plans. I said oh no honey this is a blessing!! I get to leave cancer in the old year and enter 2025 cancer free in the name of Jesus!

I just had to subscribe to your YouTube channel on July 22nd 2026 💯🙏❤️...... because I can relate....I was diagnosed with breast cancer on May 21st 2026 at  age 56 and God showed up for me keeping me through it All 💯🙏......GOD saved my life 💯.. thanks for sharing your testimony 😊

My Mom was diagnosed with breast cancer in her right breast in late October of 2021. She soon had both of her breast removed in early November. After the doctors were sure that it be over and she wouldn’t need Chemotherapy. We were so relieved. But then of early January we revived the news that after they looked again at her chart they decided there was too many grey areas and my Mom will be needing chemo treatments soon. She gets her treatments in the following upcoming weeks. I’m so scared and I just pray that God doesn’t take my Mom. How can anyone live without a Mom and to watch mine suffer in pain these upcoming months will break me more than anything. God this hurts too much, I’m so scared cancer might win.

I am suffering from Breast Cancer. And going through my treatment right now. And just the way you are. Not obese, hardly ate unhealthy food, a sports person, not a drinker, not a smoker....but still I got cancer... thanks you for helping me ❤️

Thank you so much for sharing your story. A week ago got diagnosed with DCIS, will meet with doctors in few days to figure out treatment plan.  But God is so good and He truly carries us through this time.  Blessings to you

My diagnosis came on July 13 this year of Invasive ductal carcinoma also. Along with metastatic cancer in my left axillary lymph node. I have been dealing with my lymph nodes being tender and enlarged for about 8 years now due to estrogen dominance.  It has been my choice through my Dr, self education and deep research and speaking  other women who have battled this. I have opted to not do chemo or radiation or any hormone therapy. I am choosing to use my Faith, Nutrition and inner healing. Using techniques to calm myself in stressful times and heal my body by treating food as fuel not as pleasure. Regulating  the foods the raise estrogen, but not omitting them completely. I don’t want to delete my estrogen, but lower it significantly.  I am learning so much about food. I can never look at boxed food like products again. Thank you for your sharing this journey with us. I feel also like I am a voice for those who do not want to feel pressured into a decision they do not want to make.  I do not want those “toxins” in my body. That is the word my Dr. used. TOXINS. Im trying to get toxins OUT of my body.  AT the end of my visit as I told her. what I would do to treat my whole body to release this “dis-ease” she proceeded to fill me in on what would happen if I didnt take chemo and estrogen blockers. It was ugly.  But I looked her firmly in the eye and told her my Dr told me that 22 years ago when I had melanoma and I opted to not take chemo then. Im still here and I will take a natural- QUALITY life over a weakened system susceptible to everything else while hanging over a commode.  Whichever way YOU choose to heal your cancer is up to you. Positive mindset and dealing with emotions, feeling them and processing through them immediately so they dont “fester” is crucial. We WILL  beat this.

Yep! It’s so scary! I was only 28 at diagnosis. 29 almost 30 now. It’s hitting younger people more and more.

Hello beautiful lady! This is the first time I've ever seen one of your videos, after doing a search for different types of breast cancer symptoms. I love your video! And I love your upbeat, optimistic outlook on everything! I love your belief in God and your spirituality! I too am a big believer that God has a hand in everything! It's amazing that you literally just had a mastectomy, and you are so upbeat, and seem to be taking everything with a grain of salt! Thank you so much for sharing your story, I'm in a waiting period right now to find out what I may have going on with my breast...... I have a weird feeling that I have something called Paget's disease of the breast, which every single man and woman needs to be educated on and it seems to not be discussed at ALL! IM going to make a video about it!! Thank u again for sharing your story! May God continue to bless u every single day!!❤❤❤❤🪽🪽🪽🪽🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

Thank you so much for sharing. God allowed me to find your YouTube channel. I was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. My trust is totally in God!

Same here maam.i have a breast cancer and i have my chemotheraphy now.let's keep on fighting..😊