Billy Graham's daughter, Anne Graham Lotz, reveals breast cancer diagnosis

Anne Graham Lotz, one of five offspring of the late evangelist the Rev. Billy Graham, declared for this present week that she has been determined to have the bosom disease. She requested petitions as she gets ready to experience medical procedure in North Carolina. 

Lotz, 70, an evangelist and creator, uncovered in a post on her site titled "My Cancer: Fuel for the Fire" that she was analyzed in August precisely three years to the date — and time — she discovered her significant other oblivious in their pool. 

"Three years to the day, on the evening of August 17, 2018, at the plain same time of day … 3:00 to 3:30 … I was determined to have the bosom disease," Lotz composed. 

Lotz composed that while at first she was debilitated by the "abnormal 'happenstance,'" she was immediately energized by her trust in God. 

"In any case, similarly as that thinking was shaping, I heard the delicate, delicate whisper of the Spirit, advising me that it was on a Friday, amid that exceptionally same time … somewhere in the range of 3:00 and 3:30 toward the evening … that God's Passover Lamb was relinquished," Lotz composed. "Jesus passed on the simple same day of the week, at the specific same time, squashing the leader of the serpent, everlastingly vanquishing the fallen angel and demise." 

Lotz, the second-most seasoned of Billy Graham's five youngsters, approached individuals to petition God for her and her family. 

She said she will have medical procedure Sept. 18. 

Lotz's dad kicked the bucket in February at age 99 following a profession that traversed decades. Her mom Ruth McCue Bell kicked the bucket in 2007 at age 87. 

The Associated Press added to this report.