Patience, perseverance, self-belief, constancy, and prayers are values that every human should instill in their ways of life, according to Olori Sola Adedoyin, the lovely daughter of Chief Samuel Adedoyin and wife of Oba Francis Olusola Alao, the Olugbon of Orile Igbon, Oyo State.
Olori Sola Adedoyin, the former MD of City Express Bank, describes how she overcame breast cancer after doctors informed her she only had four days to live and asked her to pick something that would make her happy for the few days she had left.
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I was diagnosed with breast cancer between 2005 and 2006. My treatment was provided by the now-retired chairman of European Union Oncology. He was a doctor who practiced Judaism. My family doctor was a Jew at the time. He took advantage of his Jewish connections to find me the best doctor in England. After I finished the therapy, they apologized and asked what I wanted for my life, to which I replied, “Which life?” They stated you only had a few days left on this planet, so what do you want to do with them? They claimed to know of an Angel Foundation that could help with anything.
They asked if I wanted to meet the Queen of England, the Prime Minister, or see the President of the United States; anything would bring me joy in the remaining days. Because I couldn’t think and didn’t know where I was, I became chilly and almost died.
But, thankfully, my father in the Lord, Pastor Adeboye, called and asked, “Sola, how are you doing?” They instructed your daughter to go home and die, I informed him. All treatments, they claimed, had failed.
The next day, he called and stated that the Lord had commanded him to come and lay hands on the cancer cells and rebuke it. On the same day, he had a revival in Enugu. He put his hands on me, and when I went to the hospital two days later, they said they couldn’t see anything. They stated it had gone into remission when they didn’t observe anything.”
Every tunnel has a light at the end. Let us instill more optimism than dread.