09/19/2025
Repost from Bethany, , & her husband Micole, . 🤍
“No. Evidence. Of. Disease.
Today we heard our oncologist say those words: I am in full remission. 🙌😭
At my latest PET scan, the oncologist showed us that there is no evidence of disease. And in the places where cancer once was, my body is now healing itself.
On January 29th, I was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic ductal carcinoma breast cancer. Just a couple weeks later, on February 14th, I walked into the hospital for my first and only round of chemotherapy. I was so uncertain about the road ahead, and I knew the diagnosis wasn’t good: invasive, widespread, stage 4.
Then on March 13th, we arrived at . We came with hope, but we were facing a giant. My hair was falling out fast and we were still reeling from everything.
My time at Hope4Cancer was transformative. From the moment I read the words “What if cancer is an invitation to heal” in Dr. Tony’s book, to the moment I first set foot on the property, I felt the Spirit of God. What I learned there was that there really is hope—cancer doesn’t have to be a death sentence, and fear doesn’t have to motivate my decisions. While I knew those truths intellectually before and would have told you I believed them, what I encountered at Hope4Cancer was an opportunity for the Holy Spirit to transform my heart and fully trust that He was taking care of me. I am forever grateful for my doctors, nurses, and all the staff who created such a sacred space for healing.
By April, we left Hope4Cancer already seeing improvement—and we were hopeful again. By May, we saw my oncologist and the scans looked even better. I went through four targeted therapies and we watched my body respond beautifully.
Where do we go from here? We stay the course. There’s more healing to walk through—both inner and physical. But today, we celebrate. We are so full of gratitude. Thank you, Jesus, for your provision and faithfulness. Prince of Peace. Hallelujah.”
