Eve (young woman from Texas)

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The Oprah Podcast · The Alarming New Risks of Cancer Everyone Needs to Hear · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

I also was having urinary incontinence.

And then the other one was extreme pelvic pain, which all of these, when I did present them to my gynecologist at the time, was dismissed and labeled as just PCOS, which is what I was diagnosed with over 10 years ago.

Right now, my prognosis is less than two years.

And that changed over a span of, I want to say, four months.

Initially, when we first found out about the cancer, I was given about five years.

And the reason why there was such a long delay was because insurance companies weren't wanting to cover for treatment.

So that played a big role.

And by that time, the cancer, which was already

Stage four, grade three, it had already metastasized even more.

And we actually found out about this after four years of infertility.

So that was really hard to hear.

But the prognosis as I've been praying over myself is not a promise.

And so even though I'm given less than two years, I'm going to live and believe that God still has more for me and that if I'm here right now, it's for a reason.

I want them to know that it is extremely, extremely important to truly advocate for yourself.

And like, like we just said, if one doctor is not listening to you, you have to push and find another one.

Even if you go through 10 doctors, you have to find one until they finally sit down and hear what you have to say, because I didn't do that.

And I do feel like had I spoke up earlier before I even knew that I had cancer,

I wouldn't be in this situation today.

It was actually not relieving for me at all, because I always kind of knew in my subconscious that something was wrong.

I actually worked in women's health for a little over eight years, and so I

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