ALASKAN Bush People’s Bird Brown broke down in tears on the season premiere tonight.
She opened up to her mom Ami about a tough future decision amid her cancer battle.
On Sunday’s season 14 premiere of Alaskan Bush People, 27-year-old Bird revealed her gloomy prospects as she battled with tumors.
“There’s an 80% chance they’ll come back, and there’s a high 50% chance they’ll be cancerous if they come back again,” she told Ami, 59.
“I love you, it’s okay,” reassured her mom.
But Bird revealed her fears for the future: “Not really. You know, to an extent it might be okay later, but to an extent it’s not really okay, you know?”
As she battle the tumors in her ovaries, Bird has faced the tough decision whether to opt for a hysterectomy.
However, she doesn’t currently have any children.
“Those decisions change your life a lot, and now it’s like I have to do it or I can’t do it ever,” she said, fighting back tears.
In a confessional, Ami revealed how hard it has been to watch her daughter go though this ordeal.
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“I would take it 1000 times to keep her from going through it,” said the heartbroken mom.
Season 14 of Alaskan Bush People has only just begun, but a trailer for the upcoming episodes has shown Bird undergo major surgery to remove the cystic tumors.
Due to her ongoing medical issues, the eldest of the Brown daughters was not able to join her family as they made the trip back up to Alaska.
Although she wanted to be there with her sister Raiven and brother Noah, Bird had to rest at the family’s North Star ranch in Washington.
Unlike her siblings, Bird does not use social media.
Fans will learn more about her cancer battle as new episodes of Alaskan Bush People air at 8 p.m. EST on Discovery Channel.