Transcript (en)

Yeah, you can smell it if you want. You only have 45 seconds left in the song, so use it wisely. When's the last time you did a self-exam? A what? You have a lung. I do? It's not my area of expertise. I'm a cardiologist. But I can refer you to an excellent oncologist. Kevin went to the cancer hospital that the man had recommended. While he was waiting outside for her appointment, he was completely terrified because was afraid of being diagnosed with breast cancer. There is a 4 cm mass in your right breast and you can do a biopsy immediately. But the test results were still harsh. The final confirmation required a biopsy. Kevin fell into deep panic. He was scared that if it really was breast cancer, he wouldn't be able to watch his daughter grow up. He was even worried that he wouldn't be able to take his shirt off at the gym anymore. To get rid of the fear inside him, Kevin went to a breast cancer support group. He shared his guilt toward his family with the group members to comfort the upset Kevin. Everyone came up and gave her hugs. From that moment on, Kevin tried to slowly pull herself together. Soon, the day of the surgery arrived. Their friends all prayed for Kevin's safety. At the same time, Kevin, lying on the operating table, slowly fell asleep under anesthesia. When Kevin woke up again, his wife, V, asked the nurse about the final result. Seeing the nurse's reaction, Kevin was completely terrified. He thought his time was running out, and he began saying goodbye to V. V was also heartbroken. She was afraid of losing her husband, so they tried to ease their fear by singing together. Just then, the doctor walked into the room with good news. He told Kevin that the tumor was benign. Hearing this, Kevin was completely stunned, until V repeated the doctor's words to him. I don't have cancer. Oh, thank you, Lord.