Teddi Mellencamp says that friends thought she was ‘mentally’ before diagnosis
Teddi Mellencamp was open to the roller coaster of emotions – and pain – which she went through before she received her destructive diagnosis of cancer, including her loved ones who think she was “mentally”, Radaronline.com can reveal.
The real housewives of Beverly Hills Alum discussed frankly fearing that she was on her “deathbed” for co-host and colleague reality star Tamra Judge on their podcast, Two T’s in a Pod.
In the midst of her continuous health problems, Mellencamp, 43, returned to her podcast on March 13 to ‘tell her story in her words’.
During their conversation about her recent diagnosis and the subsequent brain surgery, Judge Las, 57, a devastating SMS report that she received from Mellencamp after she was admitted to the hospital after intense migraine, which later turned out to be caused by cancer -like masses.
Judge said, “I don’t know if it was (was) only me or I was in the group text, but you said to me,” You all thought I was mentally, but actually I am on my deathbed. “
“And I remember sending you back and said,” No, you’re not, because if you’re on yours, then I’m on mine, because I can’t live without you. “
Mellencamp remembered that he had “some of my darkest, most sad days” in the run -up to her diagnosis.
She said, “I was on a horse show. I remember that I went to my friend Nicole as:” I have the worst migraine I have ever had in my entire life. “
“I remember that I couldn’t remember how to say certain words. I started to shake badly and I didn’t know where I was.”
She said, “I wish the second that I felt that headache, I wish I wish the second wish I didn’t start to feel like myself, I would have gone to the doctor and had been checked.”
Mellencamp recently revealed in an Instagram post of 6 March that doctors found other masses in its lungs.
The three -year -old mother explained: “Update of scans today: I have several tumors in my brain that cannot be removed through surgery. I also have 2 tumors in my lung.”
Yet she remained optimistic when she explained: “The doctors are hopeful that immunotherapy will effectively treat the tumors.
The Bravo star added: “I feel positive that I will win this battle. That I have received this wig (I love the short hair, just not the bald spots), and that I can remember all the names of Angelina’s children.”
Since her diagnosis, Mellencamp and her alienated husband, Edwin Arroyave, have put their divorce to prioritize their family in the midst of the star’s cancer fight.
Sources said: “Teddi and Edwin have pause their divorce, and Teddi goes back to Arroyave. They realize the best thing to do is to get through this together.”
