Michael Strahan’s daughter Isabella reveals she works on her balance after first round of chemotherapy, says 'things could be worse'

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Michael Strahan's daughter Isabella Strahan continues to bravely document her battle against brain tumor.

The 19-year-old student shared insights into the physical therapy she began after her first round of chemotherapy, according to People.

Isabella Strahan reveals how she spends a day while recovering

Posting the tenth installment of her YouTube series chronicling her recovery journey, Strahan spoke about the emergency surgery she had in October 2023 to remove a large medulloblastoma from her cerebellum.

In the vlog posted on Friday, February 23, Strahan is seen returning home after undergoing her treatment.

Opening Valentine's Day gifts and handmade letters from The Scarlett Fund, a non-profit organization that raises awareness for pediatric cancer research, Strahan spoke about how she usually spends her days recovering.

“I’ve been sleeping a lot. Two days ago I didn’t leave my room. I had a fever,” the teenager said in the clip.

“You’re supposed to go to the hospital if you have 100.4 twice, but mine was 100.2 so that means I didn’t have to go. And it went down but I felt so awful so I just stayed in bed. Usually my days," she continued.

“I have two doctor's appointments per week to get my blood drawn. I had one yesterday and I actually don’t mind getting my blood drawn anymore. I take it back. Things could be worse…such as my jaw pain," she added.

Isabella Strahan says most of her days are uneventful

Strahan disclosed her routine which she said was uneventful most days, particularly after she dealt with the painful side effects of chemotherapy.

Her routine included walks, stretches, regular doctor appointments, and at-home physical therapy sessions.

"This is a week and a half out and today I’m feeling better. I’m not leaving my house every day besides for appointments so it’s not very much fun," she said of her routine.

Michael Strahan shares daughter Isabella is 'fighting through' her treatment

Michael recently shared that his daughter Isabella who faced a small setback that led to her hospitalization is now "fighting through” her treatment.

"The last three days have been a little rough because she had a fever that kind of comes and goes," the television personality said on 'Good Morning America.'

"I had to take her to the hospital and thought she'd come home a few hours later... It's been three days, but hopefully, she'll be home today," he added.