Michael Strahan’s daughter Isabella shares emotional Health Update after Canc3r treatment, moves fans to Tears!
Good Morning America‘s Michael Strahan’s daughter Isabella has offered a rare and upbeat glimpse into her life as she continues to battle cnc3r.
The 20-year-old shared an Instagram Story on Memorial Day that showed her with a huge smile on her face as she ran down a green yard towards the camera.
Wearing a grey hoodie and sweatpants, the student looked overjoyed and captioned the Story by simply writing: “Happy MDW.”
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Isabella Strahan celebrates MDW
Isabella has believed to have been receiving chem0therapy treatment for cnc3r in North Carlina, where her sister Sophia studies, and where her mom Jean Muggli lives.
However, earlier in May it appeared she had returned to NYC, as she spent Mother’s Day with her father Michael, sister Sophia and Michael’s mother Louise.
“Happy that we had the chance to spend Mother’s Day with my mom! Happy Mother’s Day to my mom and all the other moms out there!” Michael captioned his post on social media, and Isabella’s appearance didn’t go unnoticed by fans, with many taking to the comments section to wish her well.
Michael Strahan with his twin daughters Isabella and Sophia and his mom Louise
“So beautiful, I’m glad to see your beautiful daughter smiling,” one wrote, while another remarked: “So happy Izzy is home and you all were with your Mom, Michael.” A third added: “I’m so glad to see that your daughter is home from the hospital. what a special Mother’s Day for your mother.”
Isabella began college at UCLA in August 2023 and in early October she realized she was getting regular headaches and “nausea” that soon led to the then-teen being unable to “walk straight.”
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Isabella was diagnosed with medulloblastoma in October 2023
After her father promptly encouraged her to go to the doctor and have a round of tests done, they discovered a fast-growing 4-centimeter tum0r – larger than a gold ball – in the back of her head.
She has since had two surg3ries to remove it.
She was diagnosed with Medulloblastoma, which the National Cnc3r Institute defines as “primary central nervous system (CNS) tum0r,” which “begins in the brain or spinal cord” It’s the second most common malignant brain tum0r in children.
