Mellecamp was diagnosed with melanoma in 2022 and shared much of her journey with fans on social media. Her cancer has since advanced to Stage 4 after her melanoma spread to her brain and lungs.
"Some days are extremely difficult, because I can still remember what I used to be like before and I want to still be all of those things to my kids. And I can’t," Mellencamp responded. "I am so lucky that I have such smart, loving, resilient children who have been there for me through all of this. There are some days where I’m at every single activity and feel like the old me. But there are others where I cry and get upset. I feel hurt and so sad that I have to write on a piece of paper what my kids’ days are going to entail, and none of it involves me because I can’t do it."
Mellencamp also shared how much she values times with her kids and how spending "quality time" with them has changed.
"It may sound silly, but the old me thought watching a television show with the kids wasn’t quality time. Now I have such a different view on things. We pick a favorite show and watch it together, and we laugh and get obsessed. It doesn’t have to be running around all the time. It can be us just in the moment," Mellencamp said.
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