A little background...in September 2017, I was diagnosed with an ectopic pregnancy and we were devastated. I had the methotrexate shot administered and was expected to start bleeding in 2 or 3 days. It never happened. Fast forward a month, they continued to check my levels and they were lowering just slowly. On November 6, 2017 I began cramping. I thought I needed to use the restroom so I went to the bathroom and then I heard a pop and began gushing blood. Rushed to the ER and they did test. It was going to be 2 or 3 am before they got to me. I told them what was going on and they did not believe me. So I went home because the pain subsided and called my doctor the next morning. They had me come in immediately. They did an ultrasound and found that my tube had ruptured and I was bleeding internally. I was being rushed into surgery in 2 hours. Surgery happened, everything went ok as far as I knew. I came out of surgery and went to recovery and I was given pics from the removal. Well there was this huge white looking thing in one of them and gone in the other. I did not know what the heck it was. I let it go and thought nothing more of it. 2 weeks later at my follow up appointment, my doctor said that they found a tumor on my ovary and it came back positive for cancer. I lost it. He began to tell my husband they found no more of it, but I needed to be sent to a cancer doctor to be sure. I went there and the doctor found a hemorrhagic cyst that gave him some concern. I went back a little while later and Everything went well and the doctor said I was all clear. I go back for my 6 month check up on Tuesday. I always am so grateful for my angel. He saved my life. Had he not attached close to my ovary, my cancer doctor said that they would have never found it and my stage one ovarian cancer could have quickly gotten to 3 or 4. I sit here drinking from my OCAF cup and smile because now I’m pregnant with twins and I believe one of them has is my angel coming back to me after he saved me. I pray none of you ladies have to go through this, but if you do know you’re not alone.