My Journey Through Breast Cancer
In 2026, while carrying my daughter, I received a diagnosis that changed everything. This page shares my journey — the fear, the faith, the miracles, and the moments where God carried me through.
" God is within her, she will not fall." - Psalm 46:5
The Diagnosis
Giving birth to my daughter was a beautiful and joyous moment, even though it happened during one of the hardest seasons I’ve ever faced. Two days after giving birth, my world changed; what I thought was normal tenderness turned out to be something far more serious. Hearing the word “cancer” while on my way home from the hospital is something I’ll never forget. It was a moment that reshaped everything, and the beginning of a journey I never expected to walk.
Beginning Treatment
After all the tests and scans were completed, treatment began quickly. I found myself navigating newborn life and cancer at the same time. The fragile, beautiful world of caring for a newborn, and the harsh, unfamiliar world of cancer. It was overwhelming, but God had me in every moment. I learned to take things one day at a time and to lean on God and my faith to help get me through. Most importantly, family, because you need the love and support from those closest to you.
Where God Showed Up
There were moments in this journey where I felt completely overwhelmed — physically, emotionally, and spiritually. But even in the hardest days, God showed up in ways I can’t fully explain. Sometimes it was through a quiet sense of peace, sometimes through the right person at the right time, and sometimes through strength I didn’t know I had. These moments reminded me that even in the darkest seasons, I was never walking alone. Whether it is healing me from a back pain I suffered for years or limiting the amount of side effects and the severity of it from chemo. God was in it every step of the way. He never left or forsake me.
"You're Not Alone"
If You're Facing Illness or Fear...
If you’re walking through your own storm — whether it’s cancer, postpartum challenges, fear, or something you haven’t spoken out loud — I want you to know you’re not alone. Even when life feels heavy, even when the path ahead looks uncertain, God is closer than you think. I hope that a small part of my journey encourages you to keep going, to keep praying, and to keep believing that your story isn’t over.
Thank you for taking the time to read this part of my journey.