In January 2014, Kim White was 14 weeks pregnant with her second child when an 11-centimeter

tumor was found in her right adrenal gland. Kim was faced with the heartbreaking reality

that if she didn't deliver immediately, neither she nor her baby would survive. Her

son, Hinckley, did not live, but Kim, who at the time of her diagnosis with stage 4

cancer was told, you'll be lucky if you make it five years, is still alive and fighting

nearly five years later. Kim White's journey with cancer has inspired thousands through

her Instagram account, Kim can kick it. This is All-In, an LDS living podcast where we

ask the question, what does it really mean to be All-In the gospel of Jesus Christ? I'm

Morgan Jones and I'm excited to talk with Kim White today. Kim, thanks so much for being

here with us. Thanks for having me. So the first time I ever read your story, Kim, was

in an article and these are the words that I read. Without a shadow of a doubt, I can

tell you I am now and will forever be grateful I was diagnosed with cancer. Can you give us

a little synopsis of what the past five years have been like for you and why you or how

you can even possibly say that you're grateful that you've had cancer?

Yeah, my story is definitely complicated so I'll try to be brief. But I was, it started

when I was 14 weeks pregnant. I would just went in for my regular checkup and my blood pressure

was 166 over 106 and my OB was really concerned because a regular blood pressure is 120 over 80.

And he started asking me about my daughter, Hensley's pregnancy and if I had my blood pressure

during that and I didn't, I had a totally healthy pregnancy with her and so he had no idea

what was going on because 14 weeks is too early for pre-clampsia. So he sent me home on

some blood pressure medicine within two weeks. My blood pressure just kept getting higher

and higher. And so he finally called an internal med doctor said, I do have any idea what

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