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Teddi Mellencamp needs hope and positivity now more than ever.

A former cast member from “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” who is presently fighting brain and lung tumors, offered a poignant reaction to a fan who suggested that her stage 4 cancer prognosis was essentially a death sentence.

On April 3, Teddi reposted a message that read, ‘This is incredibly sad.’ Many people know that stage four cancer with metastasis is usually fatal, but everyone’s hoping for an exception in Teddi’s case. They’re praying she recovers and beats the odds.

And the 43-year-old was not too happy with the negative take on her chances of survival.

Teddi, who is a mom to Slate (12), Cruz (10), and Dove (5), with estranged husband Edwin Arroyave, responded on her Instagram Stories. She expressed that comments like these bring her great sadness. Although she acknowledges the likelihood of certain outcomes, she wholeheartedly believes that she will overcome this challenge and witness her children graduate in the future.

In a light-hearted manner, the co-host of the “Two Ts in a Pod” podcast (who is also John Mellencamp’s daughter) playfully stated that she plans to stick around for a long time, providing opportunities to vent on the podcast and stir up some controversy, as well as bothering her siblings by constantly reminding everyone she is their favorite.

Recently, Teddi has a cause for joy – she’s finished her radiation treatment aimed at reducing the size of her tumors. (Bravo personality announces completion of radiation therapy to shrink tumors)

Teddi, who had emergency brain surgery in February, labeled an April 3 Instagram video of her ringing a bell at the hospital as marking the completion of her radiation treatment. She has 5 more sessions of immunotherapy left. Thank you for your supportive messages.

In an additional video, she stated, “I now have my graduation certificates. Also, there’s a lucky bell. If you ring it thrice properly, it symbolizes that my treatment has concluded, the journey is over, and I am moving forward.

Regarding Teddi’s future, she shared with Us Weekly during an interview in early April that she will know definitively on June 1 where things stand for her. If there are more procedures needed or if it means the end, it’s a tough reality to accept.

Nevertheless, the accountability coach continues to battle tirelessly, always envisioning the day she triumphs over cancer.

She mentioned her desire for exploring fresh experiences, embarking on more travels with her children, continuously creating and living our lives to the fullest, and enjoying ourselves in the process. In essence, her aim is to achieve these pursuits together.

Keep reading to see more stars who’ve bravely shared their cancer battles.

In January 2025, the former star of “All My Children” disclosed that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, marking his third cancer battle during his lifetime.

In a surprising turn of events, he declared (for the third occasion) in February 2025 that he had overcome cancer after undergoing successful surgeries and treatments.

In a post on Instagram last February 2025, he conveyed that one should never let their struggles define them. Instead, they are greater than any obstacles. He shared that he isn’t defined by his fears, anxieties, or scars but accepts them all because the only way to change them is by acknowledging them and taking ownership of them.

In December 2024, the previous star of the show “Golden Bachelor” disclosed that he had received a diagnosis of Waldenström’s macroglobulinemia, which is actually a type of blood and bone marrow cancer.

Gerry shared with People that there is no known treatment for this condition. This factor significantly influences all his decisions, as he described feeling crushed under the weight of it, much like being hit by ten tons of concrete. He admitted to initially denying its existence, unwilling to acknowledge it at first.

On February 3, 2023, the well-known actor, recognized by his performances in “The Boys” and “Supernatural,” announced that he had been fighting prostate cancer for a number of years but is now cancer-free.

2018 saw the “Vanderpump Rules” star disclose that a small amount of cancer was surgically removed from her body and lymph nodes were biopsied. She is now cancer-free.

In an Instagram post in September 2018, the actress from Desperate Housewives announced to her followers that she had overcome anal cancer. She expressed feeling liberated, exhilarated, and true to herself after sharing a photo of herself on the platform and using the hashtags #cancer and #hairloss.

The two-time Academy Award recipient has been declared “completely cured through surgery” by doctors, according to a confirmation from his representative to TopMob News following successful cancer treatment.

Back in 2014, the actor from the X-Men series underwent treatment for his third instance of basal cell carcinoma. Following his third round of treatment, Jackman’s representative informed TopMob News that he is now in a state of good health.

Back in April 2023, I found myself undergoing two biopsies due to more basal cell carcinoma. During that time, I felt compelled to share a friendly reminder with all my fans: “As we head towards summer for those of us in the northern hemisphere, remember to slather on that sunscreen!

Last month, the ex-star of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” marked a full year since her cancer diagnosis in 2013. After being diagnosed with endometrial cancer, she underwent a significant surgical procedure (radical hysterectomy) to treat it.

Then in 2017, Camille had surgery to remove Squamous Cell Carcinoma, a type of skin cancer.

Actress from “Avengers: Age of Ultron” fought ovarian cancer at just 25 years old, but defied the odds by going on to have two children with her spouse, Taran Killam.

The television presenter shared that he had a prostate cancer operation back in July 2013, but since then, doctors have declared him completely healthy.

The host of “Dancing with the Stars,” who is also a mother of four, recently underwent a successful operation for thyroid cancer. She expressed her gratitude for the well-wishes on Twitter, stating, “Thank you for all your love and support. I’m home now, resting and recovering.

The actress shared on Twitter, “My doctor called me on a Saturday morning to tell me I’m cancer-free!!!!! #happydance,” expressing her joy following the positive news.

The star of the show “Up All Night” was officially confirmed to be completely free from breast cancer following her treatment and double mastectomy.

The Dexter star used a hiatus from his hit series to slay Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

In October 2011, I, an Australian actress, shared that I had a potentially harmful mole taken off my calf following my husband’s encouragement. He urged me to have the strange-looking spot examined by a professional.

These days, the Scotsman is doing well with spotting trains, following the successful removal of a cancerous growth located under his right eye.

The singer beat breast cancer in 2004 with a “minimally invasive” lumpectomy and radiation therapy.

The Oscar winner declared in early 2011 that his tumor was gone and he had throat cancer “beat.”

The Emmy winner whacked breast cancer in 2004.

Certainly, the seasoned CNN reporter undoubtedly applies sunscreen these days, given that he had a malignant tumor excised from beneath his left eye back in 2008.

The Australian pop star underwent successful surgery for breast cancer in 2005.

Actress from the show “7th Heaven” was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s disease at the age of 28. Now, she’s 50 years old and appears to be in great shape!

In 2009, the character portrayed by ER’s actress had to step down from Parenthood due to her personal battle against breast cancer. Fortunately, her medical journey proved successful, and she swiftly returned to the glamour of the red carpet.

The judge on America’s Got Talent received a diagnosis of colon cancer during filming of The Osbournes in 2002, and seized this moment to emphasize the necessity of regular checkups, while fiercely battling the disease with chemotherapy. She was subsequently declared cancer-free the following year.

In 2003, the Oscar-winning individual fought off prostate cancer all the way to Chinatown, and since then, they’ve appeared in approximately 400 films.

In 2007, the co-host of Good Morning America confidently showed off her bald head as she went through chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer.

The victorious bike racer overcame stage-four testicular cancer and went on to win seven consecutive Tour de France races.

Or alternatively,

After beating stage-four testicular cancer, the cycling champion claimed seven consecutive Tour de France victories.

After successfully overcoming breast cancer through a lumpectomy and chemotherapy in 2005, the multiple Grammy and Oscar winner turned into an inspiring activist.

In a humorous twist, the renowned comedian who once shone on Saturday Night Live shared her personal journey with breast cancer, turning it into the hit stage production titled God Said Ha!, which later graced the stages of Broadway.

In 2006, an actress from the popular show “Sex and the City” received a breast cancer diagnosis. Following surgical intervention and radiation therapy, she received the all-clear.

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