by Teddi Mellencamp has opened her greatest fears after cancer diagnosed for four years at the stage.
The former Real housewives from Beverly Hills The 44 -year -old star was diagnosed with melanoma in 2022. Her condition rose to the fourth stage in February this year and metastasized on the lungs and brain. Subsequently, a larger brain operation was subjected to four tumors and received immunotherapy.
Since then, Mellencamp has spoken openly about her cancer and perspective on life. During the episode of Tuesday of The Jamie Kern Lima Show In Podcast she was asked what she was currently the “most fearful”.
“I am the most afraid of the most obvious,” she replied, referring to death. “Or I’m afraid to feel alone.”
“This is an irrational fear,” she said. “I have so many friends and family who are there for me. Where some people are not blessed with it.”
She admitted that she “had to get this fear out” [her] Head.”
Sshe also believes that she is “the safest” that she is “strong enough” to live or beat her with her cancer.
“I’m well equipped. I have a good family. I have a lot of love,” said the reality star. “And as long as I keep staying strong and as long as I think again and again and stay as positive as possible, I will be fine.”
Mellencamp has continued to update their condition. Last month, she revealed her decision to stop the immunotherapeutic treatment she received after her operation due to her side effects she experienced.
“Essentially, what we found out with me, yes, I felt great, and I could do all the pods and I could do all of these things,” she said during an episode of her show. Two TS in one pod.
“I could go to all my daughter’s horse shows and I could stay alone in my house and I felt really strong,” she added.
Mellencamp, however, admits that the side effects of the treatment are hardly able to keep your eyes open and fight to “keep your words straight”.
“I am on steroids and we do everything we can to bring me back to the feeling like me, you know, I can do that, I can do all things,” she said.
Days earlier she had an interview with GlossWhere she said her doctors had not carried out any scans of her melanoma at level one when it was discovered on her shoulder for the first time.
“I never really thought about it because I said: ‘I go to the doctor every three months. Why shouldn’t you have me checked?’ My highest melanoma on my shoulder was the first stage.
Mellencamp and her alienated husband Edwin Arroyave share three small children: Slate, 12; Cruz, 10; and pigeon, five.
