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Heidi Gutman/ABC(NEW YORK) For the past two months, Michael Strahan s 19-year-old daughter Isabella has faced a private health battle, fighting medulloblastoma, a type of brain tumor.
Isabella Strahan was a freshman at the University of Southern California when an MRI scan in October led to her diagnosis of medulloblastoma, a cancerous and fast-growing brain tumor that develops in the cerebellum, the back of the brain where movement and coordination are controlled, according to the Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center at Duke University, where she is being treated.
In an interview that aired Thursday on "Good Morning America," Michael and Isabella Strahan spoke to Robin Roberts about their decision to share Isabella s health issue publicly, describing it as a decision they hope will help others.
"This is something that is so personal that I didn t know if it would be something that she would want to share," Michael Strahan told Roberts. &qu ....
The USC freshman is set to undergo chemotherapy therapy in February. She described the process of harvesting her eggs as difficult and painful in a tearful interview with her dad, Michael. ....
Heidi Gutman/ABC(NEW YORK) For the past two months, Michael Strahan s 19-year-old daughter Isabella has faced a private health battle, fighting medulloblastoma, a type of brain tumor.
Isabella Strahan was a freshman at the University of Southern California when an MRI scan in October led to her diagnosis of medulloblastoma, a cancerous and fast-growing brain tumor that develops in the cerebellum, the back of the brain where movement and coordination are controlled, according to the Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center at Duke University, where she is being treated.
In an interview that aired Thursday on "Good Morning America," Michael and Isabella Strahan spoke to Robin Roberts about their decision to share Isabella s health issue publicly, describing it as a decision they hope will help others.
"This is something that is so personal that I didn t know if it would be something that she would want to share," Michael Strahan told Roberts. &qu ....