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Libero Copper Announces $3 Million Public Offering of UnitsMichael Strahan's daughter, Isabella, has given an update to her cancer battle after posting an image of her hair growth while documenting her recovery after being diagnosed last year. The 20-year-old daughter of the Good Morning America host and Pro Football Hall of Famer first shared her diagnosis back in October 2023 on the aforementioned show, going on to bravely document her journey as well as the day that she had shaved her hair. Isabella was diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a rare form of brain cancer after struggling to walk while scans showed that a tumor had been rapidly growing on her brain. Greg Gumbel dead at 78 as sports fans pay tribute to legendary broadcaster Tom Brady has telling reaction to Michael Strahan's FOX NFL Sunday message Continuing to post to social media throughout her diagnosis and battle, Strahan showed multiple images of her shaven head while giving updates to her followers in and out of hospital with dozens of meetings with doctors. In July, Isabella shared the heart-warming news that she had became cancer-free, while posting images of herself on holiday with friends this week with her hair growing back. Taking to Instagram on Friday, she posted: " And we’re back..." with images on a beach in The Bahamas, with fans flooding her comments with messages of support. Isabella's cancer-free post back in July read: " Vlog so I just got to my last appointment in the children's hospital I have my disc um and we're going to go over some scans and then I get blood work and that's it it was a great great scan. Everything was clear cancer free and everything is great." She told her fans on her vlog that she would not be returning to the hospital until October for a check up, while thanking for the staff who had looked after her with a touching shoutout and thanked them for their working, noting that the staff was nice. "I love them so much," she added. Michael had spoken about Isabella's battle on multiple occasions, with him reportedly struggling to deal with her illness earlier this past year. An insider told MailOnline : "Michael has not had the easiest time dealing with this. He has leaned on his close friends including those at GMA and he is doing the best to be strong for her, but it is not easy. He has his moments of complete breakdown. Luckily, this type of cancer has a fairly high five-year survival rate. It depends on [the] treatment. He is holding onto hope and has received so much support from his GMA family." **Want to watch more live sports? Peacock has your favorite sports, shows, and more all in one place. ** Peacock offers plans starting at $7.99 ** so you can stream live sports like NFL, Premier League, and Big Ten Football.**
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