AceShowbiz - Michael Strahan's daughter, Isabella, is facing a new hurdle in her cancer battle - memory loss caused by her medical treatment. Isabella, who is battling medulloblastoma, a rare malignant tumor located at the base of her brain, shared a detailed health update on her YouTube channel.

In a video, Isabella explained, "I don't remember Tuesday 'cause I'm given this drug to protect my hearing and just because I have a reaction to it, they give me Ativan. For some reason - this happened last time too - I can't remember a single thing about that day."

The University of Southern California student showcased footage from her latest hospital visit, where she realized she couldn't remember ordering the sandwich she was eating.

Despite the memory loss, Isabella shared a positive update, noting she felt a lot better after her latest round of chemotherapy. "I'm just sitting on my couch now - literally I just want it to be June already. I just wait around for the next time I get chemo, and I'm kind of scared like, once I'm done, how am I gonna go back to normal life?" she pondered.

Isabella's cancer diagnosis was made public in January 2024, when she appeared alongside her father on "Good Morning America." She recounted, "I didn't notice anything was off 'til probably like Oct. 1. That's when I definitely noticed headaches, nausea, couldn't walk straight." After undergoing several tests, doctors discovered she had a medulloblastoma.

The journey has not been easy. Isabella has documented her painful battle through videos, including sharing the experience of undergoing two unexpected surgeries. In April, she shared an emotional video where she revealed that she had to undergo a third craniotomy after developing a fever. "It's not as bad as the first time, but I'm really in pain," she stated.

Between hospital visits and treatments, Isabella continues to find joy in the little moments. Michael Strahan recently shared a heartwarming video of Isabella and her twin sister, Sophia, playing with their dog, Enzo.

Throughout her journey, Isabella has been candid about the challenges and fears she faces. Her bravery and openness have provided inspiration and insight to many young people battling similar illnesses. As she approaches the end of her chemotherapy, Isabella remains a beacon of strength and hope.