“So excited to ring that bell,” she said.
“Never thought I’d be ringing the bell.”
“I’m very excited to finally be done,” Isabella told the camera.
Isabella Strahan and Michael Strahan.Isabella Strahan/YouTube
She then became visibly emotional as she hugged her twin sister, Sophia, and dad.
“So excited to ring that bell,” she said.
“Never thought I’d be ringing the bell.”
After a series of tests, she was diagnosed with a medulloblastoma and underwent emergency surgery to remove it.
“It just doesn’t feel real.”
She is set to undergo chemotherapy at Duke Children’s Hospital & Health Center in North Carolina in February.
“You keep on living, Isabella.
You’re inspiring us every single day we’re around you, and we love you.
We’re here for you, and you’ve got this,” her dad said.
“In 60 or 70 years… you’ll be here, baby.”
