Cancer: Journey to Victory - MRI Scan Result

I went in for my appointment at the breast clinic on Thursday 31 January to get the results of the second MRI scan and biopsy. Well, the doctor confirmed it was breast cancer because the primary source is the Breast. I will need to undergo surgery to remove the tumour in the breast and also some of my lymph nodes since it was infected. 

I wasn’t expecting this even though I have been going through all these test it was still not real. I was hoping and believing the doctors will say it was all a mistake. This was not the report I was expecting because I was believing and trusting everything will be fine. I was hoping and believing nothing will be found.

This is the report of the doctors and I will not fear it because I will only believe the report of the Lord which says I am healed, so I know I am healed. I will not fear nor be afraid of bad report because my faith is strong, my heart is confident and I am trusting in the Lord. Psalm 112: 7

In all is there still is cause to praise and thank God for He is still good and he is still God. The cancer in the breast is so small that they would have gone unnoticed for long time and continue to grow. It would have gone unnoticed for a long time if not that it presented itself in the lymph nodes. The nurse said I was lucky but I say I am blessed. My God was looking out for me, God showed me that He has got my back in this.

Surgery was scheduled for 15 February 2019. The doctors will remove the cancerous cells in the breast and also take out some area with no cancerous cells to ensure everything has been removed and also remove the lymph nodes with cancers cells. The next steps will either be Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy and Hormone therapy or Chemotherapy Radiotherapy and Hormone treatment. Where I go from here, I don’t know but God knows, so I will leave everything to him. I trust in him and all my hope is in him. I have hope because my trust in the Lord and He is in control. God is in control of the process and He will God knows, so I will leave everything to him. I trust in him and all my hope is in him. I have hope because my trust in the Lord and He is in control. God is in control of the process and He will see me through. I pray to the Lord and he answered me. He freed me from all my fears. Those who look to him for help will be radiant with joy, no shadow of shame will darken their faces. In my desperation I prayed, and the Lord listened, he saved me from all my troubles. For the angel of the Lord is a guard, he surrounds and defends all who fear him. Psalm 34:4-7

God has already answered my prayers and as I am waiting for the physical manifestations of my healing, my mind and thoughts are defended and surrounded by the word of God and his promises. I will not be afraid and I will not fear because I know God is with me in this journey and He is fighting for me. I am still believing and trusting God for my healing because he is faithful God and He does not lie. He said I am healed so I believe I am healed.

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