Mackenzie McKee’s Mom Angie Shares Update on Her Cancer Battle: ‘It Was a Long Day’

Low

Angie began her update with a Bible quote. “Isaiah 54:17 ‘no weapon forged against you will prosper.’ Well, once again I had low red blood cells. They are even worse than last week,” she shared.

Worn Out

“Therefore, I needed two units of blood,” she continued. “It was a long day. I started at the chemo lab at 2 p.m. I finished at the transfusion lab at 8 p.m. Yes, I was tired. It’s funny how sitting still can wear [you] out.”

Praise

Angie got very spiritual with the rest of her caption. “I walked out of the hospital and l looked up,” she added. “There, on top of a hill, was a beautiful Christmas tree and an amazing cross. I forgot all about my crazy day and I started praising God.”

“Silver Lining”

“I praised him for His blood that He shed for my sins and for the blood I received today,” Mackenzie’s mom wrote. “Every cloud has a silver lining and every conflict has a mighty answer from God.”

Winning

“Remember, Satan cannot touch [you] without God’s permission,” Mackenzie’s mom continued. “And, no weapon formed against you shall prosper. If [you are] a Child of God you [are] a winner!”

“It’s Only Cancer”

“Have a great day praising the God who loves you. Share that love with others,” she concluded. “Be a mighty warrior for Christ!” She also included the hashtags, “#alwaysbekind, #staystrongmightywarrior” and “#itsonlycancer.”

Inspiring

Fans in the comments really loved Angie’s attitude. “Praying your blood count goes up. You’re sooo amazing and strong 💪 I pray for you every day. Sending you a very big hug. ❤️🤗🙏🏻,” one person wrote. Another said, “You are inspiring me in my fight every day with your posts. Sending you love and strength always ❤️.”

“No Miracle”

Previously, it was revealed that Angie’s cancer had returned and she had five inoperable masses in her brain as well as a large mass on her lung. In an episode of Teen Mom OG, she said her doctors told her she had just six months left to live. “I wanted to tell you I was better. But they told me that it’s in both femurs,” she revealed.

And in an interview with Radar Online on August 21, Mackenzie, 25, said, “We just got the news yesterday that her blood counts are too low to continue with chemo … There has been no miracle, but she is still with us.”

Faith?

When Angie explained to the Teen Mom reunion host, Dr. Drew, that she had stage 4 “non-small cell carcinoma” in her lungs as well as “small cell carcinoma in my lungs,” the host asked Mackenzie if she had the same faith in God her mom did about the situation. The reality star said she did, and that she’s not ready to lose her mom.

Holding it Together

“She was always the glue that held me together,” Mackenzie said of her mother. Her dad added that they’re just “hanging on” and taking things “one day at a time” for now.

Healing

Just a day before Angie posted her update, Mackenzie shared some thoughts about her mom’s health on Twitter. “I remember my senior year we had to go around and say if we had any superpower what would it be,” she began. “Everyone’s was time travel, to fly, strength, etc. Mine randomly was to be able to heal the sick.”

No Idea

“I had no clue what my future held and that the healthiest person I knew would be the one suffering stage four cancer,” she continued.

“All We Have”

“Oh, how I wish I could have that one superpower,” the Teen Mom cast member confessed. “Good thing I have God. Prayer is all we have.”

Sending Love

Fans in the replies definitely felt for Mackenzie and her mama. “I’m always praying for your mom ❤️,” one person wrote. Another tweeted in reply, “Sending lots of love and prayers your way Mac!”

Support

Thankfully, Mackenzie has her fiancé, Josh McKee, and her kids — Gannon, Jaxie and Broncs — to look to for love and support as their family is going through this very difficult period.

Updates?

Are you disappointed with this latest update about Angie’s health, or do you appreciate her checking in with fans, even if her cancer battle is rough on her? Tell us in the comments below.