Because chemotherapy causes her so much suffering, she even said that she would rather have radiation or brain surgery than undergo the treatment.
The lengthiest voyage is this one. “Just the hardest,” Isabella said, expressing her worries about treatment-related problems. “I feel” is how she described the overwhelming anxiety she’s been experiencing due to her dread of the unknown.
There’s a sense of dread. It breaks my heart. I could be having a heart attack if it happens. Or, for example, what if my weary eyes suddenly cease working? Consider the alternative: what if my teeth decay and fall out? “I am not sure.”
Isabella expressed her happiness at being back home and sleeping in her own bed, despite the difficulties. Despite her sense of safety in the hospital, she was glad to be back in her own home.
Isabella captured precious moments with her father and twin sister Sophia Strahan throughout her hospital stay and shared them on the vlog. Following an emotional Good Morning America interview in which Isabella and her father revealed her illness to the world, Isabella has now provided an update.
Isabella described her symptoms leading up to her diagnosis, which included nausea and migraines. She didn’t pay much attention to them until the terrifying moment she woke up vomiting blood.
