EXCLUSIVE Woman diagnosed with cancer has her womb and ovaries removed... then came even an more devastating discovery
J.B. felt like she 'died' on the spot when doctors told her she had cancer.
At the request of her husband, the then 50-year-old had gone to doctors in her home state of Idaho with heavy menstrual bleeding - assuming it was caused by stress from the death of her brother.
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