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Cancer Diagnosis Shocks Family: Ovarian & Kidney Cancer Battle #shorts

7 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this short, Dr. Tabatha Barber shares a first‑person narrative about being diagnosed with stage 1 ovarian cancer and, five days later, learning that her mother was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney cancer. She describes the shock and emotional upheaval the family experienced, noting that the diagnoses were unexpected and not linked to any known genetic factors. Barber reflects on her reliance on faith, describing a comforting whisper from the Holy Spirit that reassured her of divine presence. She concludes by mentioning the medical recommendation she received—a full hysterectomy—to treat her ovarian cancer.

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What happened last year? And then more shaking came. Then the next earthquake came. I would be diagnosed with stage 1 ovarian cancer, and my mom was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney cancer 5 days after me. Oh my gosh. So we would be shaken as a family and had no idea that that would come. Thought with my dad, that we were done with that, right? Right. It wasn't anything that genetically, naturally, that we were looking for or expecting. So when I went to the doctor and they said, we're going to run one more test, and you know how the Holy Spirit just get that little, like, because he always prepares you, right? There isn't— he doesn't leave, he never forsakes. There is a little whisper, and I believe that the Father was saying, amisa, I'm still here. And I'll be with you. And so there was a prepared in my spirit, did not expect it to be that. So when it came back that, yes, um, you— we need to have, um, a hysterectomy, a full hysterectomy