Bridget Bahl is celebrating a huge milestone in her cancer journey.

In a pair of emotional videos shared to her Instagram on Oct. 14, the content creator revealed that she had officially completed her 15-day breast cancer radiation treatment.

“We f—— did it,” said Bahl in a clip. “It took every piece of me, but I did it.”

Bahl first revealed to her more than 1.7 million Instagram followers in September 2024 that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer during her sixth IVF retrieval. In the year since, the internet personality has shared her cancer journey online, including a round of chemotherapy treatments and surgery to remove four lymph nodes from her breast.

On Sept. 8, Bahl posted a vlog from her first day of radiation — her latest cancer treatment — sharing, “I promised myself I’m getting dressed every day for radiation, no days off.”

In her most recent update, Bahl said that she kept her promise to herself: “I got dressed every single day. I laughed. I danced. I cried. I said I wasn’t going to go back the next day. I ran out of breath. I prayed. I pleaded. But I did go back. I danced again and then I cried again too.”

“These past few weeks, I didn’t know what to expect, but let me tell you, it took all of me,” continued the social media star. “Tonight will be the first time I’m able to do something I’ve been wanting to do for months.”

At the end of the clip, she played the audio of a bell ringing, seemingly the bell she rang at the hospital to celebrate the end of her treatment.

When Bahl first shared the news of her diagnosis with her followers, she said that the weeks to follow had been “nothing short of a nightmare.” Her chemotherapy treatments, she later posted, had taken an extremely large toll on her body, so much so that her oncologist recommended she “take a break” from the treatment for six weeks.

She also opened up about experiencing hair loss as a result of chemo.

“I have struggled with the hair from the very beginning,” she said in a tearful video. “I know it’s just hair. But that’s the thing with cancer — it makes you realize that life is precious.”

As she’s documented her cancer journey online, Bahl has been an adamant advocate for the importance of self-examinations.

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“This platform is like 90 percent women, and it feels like way too huge of an opportunity to not share,” said Bahl in her original video announcing her diagnosis. “You have to do your self-exams, and if you feel something, you have to say something, and you have to get it checked out. Do not wait … If you don’t wait, you will have such better opportunity to treat it and get it and fight it.”

To conclude her most recent health update, she reflected on finding the light amid such a difficult experience.

“Desperately seeking small wins. Believing this weird mess will help someone else. Spending the entire day everyday to rewire my brain to feel grateful,” wrote the influencer in the caption. “But I’ve learned a lot about faith and hope. About surrender. About trusting that even when you can’t see what’s next, God still can.”