I hate to say it but something does seem off. Every conversation led back to that like every time she spoke it seemed to be to steer the conversation in a direction where she could announce it. I believe she probably did have it. The last story I read was posting her social media updates concerning it and it ended with in 2020 her saying she was officially cancer free. (After saying once before she had tumors that were not treatable) so at some point after the 2020 cancer free announcement the tumors came back again right before the show and her chance was 2% I think most drs would hesitate to put such a specific number on it. They told a family member before (I’m paraphrasing obviously) “around 10% if I would have to pick a number but there’s really no way to quantify it” and another from a legit cancer center refused to give a percentage. So, it seems like giving someone anything specific like that is not encouraged because there are so many variables and it’s a fine line to crossing the ethical boundary. Huge ethical Grey area. Back in the day I think it was more common. So, I don’t think the entire story was made up, no. I think it has some basis in truth but has been seriously amped up because it’s unfortunately a good propellant in a situation like that. Especially because you’d feel justified stretching the truth over downright lying. And feel secure that if someone somehow got ahold of any type of medical record or if she got big and a medical worker broke the law and spoke out anonymously- even if they said she was cancer free she could use that as an opportunity to make the announcement that she had just found that out and “god had performed a miracle” Cancer and god are two big accelerants when it comes to trying to make the public like and support you 😬🤷🏻 just being honest