McBrown Cries As A Bosom Cancer Survivor Shows Her Silicone Implant And Struggles, Video

McBrown Cries As A Bosom Cancer Survivor Shows Her Silicone Implant And Struggles, Video

  • Actress Nana Ama McBrown hosted Patience, a Ghanaian woman who battled bosom cancer and survived, on Onua Showtime
  • The lady's story touched the star actress such that she broke down into tears as she learnt more about the sickness
  • Many people who followed the show commended Patience for her boldness in creating awareness of the sickness

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Actress Nana Ama McBrown got emotional when Patience, a bosom cancer survivor, opened up about battling the sickness and how she had to live with wearing silicone implants.

Nana Ama McBrown, Bosom cancer survivor, Onua Showtime
Nana Ama McBrown cries as a bosom cancer survivor, showing her silicone implant and struggles. Image Credit: @iamamamcbrown and @onuatv
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Lady shares cancer experience

On the Friday edition of Onua Showtime aired on October 25, 2024, Patience said she was not shy about showing off her silicon implants, which have now replaced her original ones.

She noted that she was not shy about telling people that her bosoms were fake because she wanted to empower and encourage all women, and to tell them that it was not the end if they were to come down with the sickness.

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Patience pleaded with all women to refrain from using ointments and oil given to them by their pastors and the church to smear their bosoms to treat cancer.

"Dear men, please help your wives when they enter into such conditions because there are challenging moments on the healing journey," Patience said.

The Onua Showtime host asked Patience whether she believed that the support of her husband and children helped her overcome this sickness. She responded in the affirmative.

On the same show, Patience showered God's blessings on her husband, Samuel Kofi, and her daughter Ivy, who she said did not like the idea of her going about showing people the scars on her chest.

"Your bravey is too much," Mrs McBrown Mensah said as she broke down into tears on the show.

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Reactions to the video

Many people commended Patience for opening up about her experience with the sickness. Below are the reactions of social media users:

stellathe_star77 said:

"Very emotional and very educative 👏❤️ God bless her for this courage 🙌"

hadassahdeku said:

"This woman should be signed by govt as bosom cancer ambassador. She speaks very well."

rv_beautybar said:

God Bless You, Mummy. Thank you for taking that Bold To educate us on bosom Cancer ♋ .Your courage alone will motivate many women and girls. Thank you so much for sharing your Darker Secret 🔏 with the World 🌎God bless you and your Family."

kukuwaa_adu said:

"Strength of a WOMAN!!!!!!!! Herh! God bless all supportive men"

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"Come and see goosebumps all over my body"

adriel_sweetie_golden's profile picture

"Am i the only one crying watching this😢"

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Geraldine Amoah (Entertainment editor) Geraldine Amoah is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. She pursued Business Administration at Ashesi University and graduated in 2020. She has over 3 years of experience in journalism. Geraldine's professional career in journalism started at Myjoyonline at Multimedia Group Limited, where she worked as a writer. You can reach out to her at geraldine.amoah@yen.com.gh.