Dr. Tabatha Barber says cancer patients, especially women with breast cancer, are rushed through surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation without time for prayer or spiritual guidance. She argues that trusting God's knowledge of the outcome provides comfort, whatever the medical results.
That's why I love what you do, and I appreciate what you do. Thank you. And I just knew I needed to have you on the podcast when you shared, like, I just prayed and fasted. Like, that was your go-to. That is what you knew to do, because no matter what the outcome is, God already knows the outcome, and he's going to meet you there. And you trusted that. And It's like such an opportunity. I see this all the time with women, especially with breast cancer. They get the diagnosis, they get thrown into the assembly line of surgery, chemo, radiation, take, you know, the estrogen blockers, and there's no time to consult God or go to him or just to ask him like, what's happening here? Because it's not about your diagnosis, it's not about the treatment,
