Cheryle Johnson Bush

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Cheryle Johnson Bush Author, Prophetic Mid-Wife, Certified Life Coach, International Speaker, Affirmed Apostle.

It’s Chemotherapy day…. ‼️‼️
10/12/2026

It’s Chemotherapy day…. ‼️‼️

My Journey, My Faith, My Testimony“I Never Doubted God’s Ability to Heal Me… But I Knew There Was a Process!”In February...
10/12/2026

My Journey, My Faith, My Testimony

“I Never Doubted God’s Ability to Heal Me… But I Knew There Was a Process!”

In February, I finally went in for an ultrasound. Following the examination, a biopsy was recommended, and I agreed to have it done that very same day.

A few weeks later, I received the news that I had not prepared myself to hear.

Breast Cancer.

There are some moments in life that you simply cannot prepare for, regardless of how strong you believe yourself to be.

I will say this: I PRAYED, AND I FOUND PEACE IN GOD’S ABILITY!

And I want to make something VERY clear!

There has NEVER been a doubt in my heart concerning God’s ability to heal me!

Not when I received the diagnosis.

Not when I learned what treatment would involve.

Not when I began facing the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual challenges associated with this journey.

GOD’S ABILITY TO HEAL ME HAS NEVER BEEN UP FOR DEBATE!

My greatest challenge was not questioning whether God could heal me. It was understanding that there is a PROCESS attached to every trial.

And sometimes, even when you have unwavering faith in God’s ability, you must still walk through a process you would have never chosen for yourself.

My process includes:

• Surgery
• Chemotherapy
• Radiation
• Hormone-blocking therapy

Each phase comes with its own challenges, adjustments, and opportunities to trust God in ways I had never experienced before.
GOD IS FAITHFUL, EVEN IN THE PROCESS

One of the most difficult parts of sharing my breast cancer journey is acknowledging that I found the lump, but I delaye...
10/09/2026

One of the most difficult parts of sharing my breast cancer journey is acknowledging that I found the lump, but I delayed getting it checked.

Not because I didn’t care about my health, but because I was so busy taking care of everyone and everything else that I kept putting myself on the back burner.

Life was happening!

My family was navigating a difficult season. I was working several jobs, managing family responsibilities, meeting the needs of others, and remaining committed to ministry assignments.

There was always something that needed my attention, someone who needed my help, somewhere I needed to be, or something that needed to get done.

And somewhere in the middle of taking care of everybody else, I kept postponing taking care of ME!

I told myself I would make the appointment after the holidays. I convinced myself that once things settled down, I would have time to address what I had discovered.
As women, wives, mothers, caregivers, and leaders, we can become so accustomed to putting everyone else first that neglecting ourselves begins to feel normal.

We make sure everyone else has what they need.

We show up for everybody.

We carry responsibilities that sometimes leave us physically exhausted and emotionally drained.

We keep going, even when we need to stop.
SIS, YOU MATTER TOO!

Your health matters.

Your well-being matters.

Your life matters.

And the people you love need you to take care of yourself, too.

If I could go back and speak to the woman I was when I first discovered that lump, I would tell her:

“Everything and everybody else can wait long enough for you to take care of yourself. Make the appointment!”
ScheduleYourMammogram

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10/07/2026

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Hey Family! 🩷🩷🩷 I can honestly say there are so many aspects of this journey that I have struggled with where to even be...
10/07/2026

Hey Family! 🩷🩷🩷 I can honestly say there are so many aspects of this journey that I have struggled with where to even begin.

This journey has challenged me emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually. There have been moments that stretched me in ways I could never have anticipated. But through every appointment, every diagnosis, every treatment, every difficult day, and every uncertain moment, there has been one constant:

GOD HAS BEEN WITH ME!

I entered this journey with GREAT confidence in God’s ability to heal me. And while this journey has tested me, there are some things that simply are not debatable with me.

God is faithful.

God is present.

God is still my Healer.

And God has promised that He will never leave us nor forsake us.

“…for he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.” — Hebrews 13:5 KJV

No matter where life takes us, what diagnosis we receive, what circumstances suddenly change, or what valley we find ourselves walking through—God is there.

This journey has been difficult, BUT GOD HAS BEEN!

He has been my strength when I felt weak.

He has been my peace when my thoughts were overwhelmed.

He has been my comfort when the reality became heavy.

He has been my confidence when fear tried to speak.

He has been my Keeper through it ALL.

I found a lump.

I got it checked.

My life changed.

But God has been with me every step of the way!

And if there is one thing I know now more than ever:

The journey may change, but the faithfulness of God does not.

This is my journey.
This is my testimony.
And through it all, GOD HAS BEEN! 🩷

DON’T ALLOW FEAR TO KEEP YOU FROM SCHEDULING YOUR MAMMOGRAM! 🩷Fear can cause us to delay what needs our immediate attent...
10/05/2026

DON’T ALLOW FEAR TO KEEP YOU FROM SCHEDULING YOUR MAMMOGRAM! 🩷

Fear can cause us to delay what needs our immediate attention. We may be afraid of the appointment, afraid of the results, or afraid of hearing the word cancer.

But please hear me: fear-driven delay can have serious consequences.

That lump you are afraid to have examined deserves attention now. Breast cancer can progress over time, and finding cancer earlier can mean more treatment options and a better outlook. Don’t allow fear to steal precious time.

“For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.” — 2 Timothy 1:7 (KJV)

Having faith does not mean ignoring what you feel or refusing to get checked. Sometimes faith looks like praying—and then making the appointment. Sometimes wisdom looks like saying, “I found something different, and I need to know what it is.”

A lump does not automatically mean breast cancer, and a delay does not automatically mean a Stage IV diagnosis. But fear should never be the reason you postpone getting answers.

Feel the lump? Make the call.
Notice a change? Get it checked.
Due for your mammogram? Schedule it.
Afraid? Pray—and go anyway.

Don’t give fear permission to determine how long you wait.

Early attention matters. Your breast health matters. YOU matter. 🩷

Good Morning, Family! 🩷October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and this year, raising awareness has an even deeper and...
10/02/2026

Good Morning, Family! 🩷

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and this year, raising awareness has an even deeper and more personal meaning for me.

For years, I have done my best to encourage women to be proactive about their breast health. But today, I’m not only advocating from a place of awareness—I’m speaking from my own journey.

My journey began almost one year ago.

In November of last year, I discovered a lump in my breast—just one month after receiving a negative mammogram. That experience taught me something I will never forget: knowing your own body and paying attention to changes matters.

Throughout this month, I will share more of my journey—the discovery, the diagnosis, the treatment, the lessons, the faith, and everything in between. My prayer is that sharing my story will encourage another woman to take that first step toward protecting her breast health.

🩷 Schedule your annual mammogram.
🩷 Perform regular breast self-awareness checks and know what is normal for you.
🩷 If you notice a lump or any unusual breast change, contact your healthcare provider—even if you recently had a normal mammogram.
🩷 Do not ignore what your body is telling you.

Early attention to changes can make a difference.

This month, I’m sharing my journey with purpose. If my story encourages even one woman to schedule her mammogram, check her breasts, ask questions, or follow up on something that doesn’t feel right, then sharing it is worth it.

Your breast health matters. You matter. 🩷

More of my journey to come…






Good Morning Family! Join me in wishing my Asher the BEST birthday ever! Can you believe that he is 8 years old today? H...
09/19/2026

Good Morning Family! Join me in wishing my Asher the BEST birthday ever! Can you believe that he is 8 years old today? Happy Birthday lil boy! 😍 😘 🥰

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08/25/2026

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GM family! Join me in celebrating my first grandchild’s birthday! Yes, Aubree is 14 years old today! Happy birthday my s...
08/05/2026

GM family! Join me in celebrating my first grandchild’s birthday! Yes, Aubree is 14 years old today! Happy birthday my sweet girl! 😍 😘 🥰

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