The Strahan family is very happy this month! Isabella Strahan, the daughter of Michael Strahan, has revealed an update on her brain tumor diagnosis. The 19-year old is now cancer free.
She has been keeping fans updated on her health with a YouTube series. She called Thursday’s episode “Goodbye Hospital” It was a three-minute video of Isabella in a hospital bed and then in a car.
She said earlier this year that chemotherapy was set to start in February. Her treatments have caused her ginger-colored hair to fall out.
She told me that her last MRI appointment went well. She smiled and said, “It was a really good scan.”
“Everything was clear. Cancer-free and everything is great. I don’t have another doctor’s appointment until October,” Isabella said.
Also, Isabella Straton said she misses her doctors and hospital staff because they have helped her a lot. The 19-year-old said she loves them very much.
Below is her full cancer-free announcement!!
Michael Strahan hasn’t reacted to his daughter’s health update on his personal Instagram account.
What We Know About Isabella Strahan’s Initial Diagnosis
In January, Isabella Strahan talked about her medulloblastoma on “Good Morning America.” At the time, sources said medulloblastoma is the “most common” type of cancer in children.
The news came months after doctors said she had a disease in October 2023. Isabella noticed strange things at the beginning of that month. “…Isabella Strahan said that she noticed headaches, nausea, and couldn’t walk straight.
After testing at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, doctors found the root cause of the problem. Back then, doctors told the twin that a tumor was in the back of her brain. Also, they found out that it was 4 centimeters bigger than a golf ball.
She had surgery to remove the lump on October 27. After that, Isabella Strahan relied on her twin sister Sophia and a month of rehab to help her walk again. She also had “many rounds of radiation treatment.” Still, her attitude during that “Good Morning America” interview was upbeat.
“I’m grateful. I am grateful just to walk or see friends or do something, ’cause when you can’t do something, it like, really impacts you,” Isabella Strahan said.
