Teddi Mellencamp had been dealing with “weakening headaches” for months before his health gave a turn through the sausage, and discovered that his melanoma cancer had spread to his brain.
The student of “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills”, 43, shared in a new interview that was taken to the hospital in February because if she had problems with her vision.
“That day, I couldn’t see,” News Friday told ABC. “I mean, I could barely lower the stairs.”
At that time, Mellencamp revealed on social networks that doctors had found “multiple tumors” in his brain that had his leg “growing for at least 6 months.”
The “Two T’s coanfrerion in a capsule” was first diagnosed with stage 2 melanoma, a form of skin cancer, in 2022.
Before Mellencamp’s condition, he thought, he had about 16 different surgeries to eliminate melanoma spots on his body, by interview with ABC News.
“All my back is, as, more or less, it looks like a great Z,” said the star of reality the duration of the sitting.
He was finally “clear” in his most recent leather check. However, there were other problems.
After the doctors found “four tumors the size of a plum” in Mellencamp’s brain earlier this month, they told him that his melanoma had progressed to stage 4 and had spread to his brain and lungs.
Duration this time, Mellencamp has supported Re -Famy, including the separate husband Edwin Arroyave, and friends as the “Rhobh” star Kyle Richards for his support.
However, he recently admitted through Instagram that he feels “very alone” sometimes and sometimes forgets that he is allowed to “be sad” and “cry.”
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Mellencamp also told ABC News that doctors told him that he has a 50-50 possibility to survive, while acknowledging that it is not much research on the immunotherapy treatment he is experiencing.
She told him at the exit that she learned that she “gave anything for granted.”
“Normally, I am used to running seven miles,” said the founder of Teddi. “Today I’m just walking one. But you know what? I’m here and that makes me feel good.”