Angela 'Big Ang' Raiola Of 'Mob Wives' Speaks Out To Dr. Oz About Her Cancer Struggle [WATCH]

 To see the latest on Ang's condition, watch the exclusive interview she recently did with @dr_oz on February 16, 2016, check your local listings. Tune in as Dr. Oz follows Ang and her family on this journey through such a rough time in her life. Thank you in advance for all of your love, prayer, support, and overall wishes for her well being.

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Mob Wives star, Angela "Big Ang" Raiola is in the fight of her life. On Tuesday, February 16, the VH1 reality star will speak out about her cancer struggle in an heartbreaking interview with Dr. Oz.

MStars News has been keeping up with the Mob Wives star since she revealed that she had stage four brain and lung cancer. Big Ang claimed that she was dealing with depression and was in tears while talking to the doctor. She said that her family and the support and love from others is what motivates her to keep going.

"I look at my kids and my grandchildren and I know how much they need me," Raiola said. "My daughter lives with me with her kids and her husband, so I'm very close to my grandchildren. My sons' kids always sleep over," she revealed.

The reality star was diagnosed with cancer last year and has been going through some intense surgeries and procedures to try to get back healthy. Doctors previously removed Ang's cancerous lymp nodes and claimed that she was cancer free back in October 2015. A few months later, the cancer had returned in more places of her body.

MStars News previously reported that her sister, Janine Detore arranged a Go Fund Me page, to help out with their decision to get Big Ang some treatment using cannabis oil. Ang will use the alternative treatment hoping that it works after she learned that her chemotherapy wasn't working.

"Sometimes I feel I'm gonna be fine, and sometimes I just don't think I am," she claimed. Ang urges smokers to quit their bad habit. She smoked for over 40 years. Doctors said that her cancer disease was probably brought on by the toxic drug.