12/19/2025
Repost from , celebrating 2.5 years of being NED (No Evidence of Disease)! 🤍
“This week marked 3 years since my diagnosis of a rare, aggressive, invasive form of breast cancer that had metastasized.
I was told my diagnosis used to make them sad when it showed up on their desk. That I was only buying time even with standard of care they recommended. All I could see was my life being cut short. All that was expressed to me was pity and a lot of pressure to get started on the plan right away. Their choices and outcomes weren’t acceptable to me. I wanted to believe I could have a chance to completely heal and I needed my team to believe that too.
God directed my path each step building a hope in me with each new direction. The word “Hope” literally showed up for me everywhere. From the ornaments at the oncology office I chose, the name of the integrative clinic I went to, signs on walls in places I visited, the first entry in my devotional I started, etc.
The word Hope was everywhere!
I asked the original team over and over if I had hope and they would never answer. Only share pity. If the team didn’t believe in my healing I certainly was not going to let them treat me. The first step to healing is believing it’s possible. I’m so grateful for the team I have now. The ones who gave me a hope and a chance. They were willing to think outside the box! Having Jesus on my team also doesn’t hurt.”
Stacy, we’re deeply honored to walk alongside you — your strength, faith, and courage continue to inspire us and so many others. You did the work, and we’re so proud to be part of your journey. 🙏
