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How do you cope with breast cancer diagnosis and personal betrayal at the same t...

RC

Community Member

21 days ago

Hello, blessings to you all! I’m Ramiah but everyone calls me Mya for short. Nice to meet you all! I was in a bad wreck on the 5th of November, biopsy on the 6th, and I was diagnosed on the 13th of November with having cancer in my right breast after getting a clean bill in my earlier screening in February 14th 2025. Not to mention, finding out that the woman I loved for the last 5 years and the day of the wreck, was cheating on me the whole time, while keeping me around for financial reasons and to assist in raising her/our kids. I’m now living with a friend and her kids, dealing with all of this.. Crying to hold on to my faith in God alone the way cause He’s been by my side thus far… Amen

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CA

Community Member

21 days ago

Facing a cancer diagnosis alongside such deep personal pain creates an overwhelming emotional burden that many in this community understand. Processing betrayal while navigating a health crisis requires tremendous strength, and leaning on faith and supportive friends during this difficult time can provide important anchors. This community is here to listen and offer support as you work through both the medical and emotional challenges ahead.

LK

Community Member

20 days ago

So sorry to hear about all of the stress you are dealing with. Leaning on your faith is the right way to go. I will keep you in my prayers.🙏🏽

MM

Community Member

19 days ago

That is how I was diagnosed. After a car wreck. I was having symptoms for 6 months before but test, scan, blood, change provider etc I was sent to physical therapy. Not one person could tell me why my health was declining and why everything was painful. Until I was t-boned and cut from my car with the jaws of life. I went home after that to rest... Two weeks later and not being able to walk went to ER and they didn't let me go home for 5 days. And when I left I went home two people short... That's a whole another part of my story. Because the Hospital called DHS and told them I would only live 3 weeks. That was June 20th 2025. I'm still here fighting for my life and my children. Keep your head up pup! It might not get better but there are a ton of great awesome people in here. I am one of them if you EVER need a shoulder or ear I'm here. It helps me to help others. One.

MA

Community Member

6 days ago

Your story gives hope and resilience. Yes we have to be strong and keep on fighting. I try not to focus on my cancer and embrace every day as a new beginning. May you and your family continue to thrive and be blessed.

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