Susie Wiles cancer journey
by HOMERED: Susie Wiles
Susie Wiles is officially cancer-free after successful surgery that pathology confirmed showed no residual cancer. As the first female Chief of Staff for President Trump, she wrote a new op-ed reflecting on her treatment with the line that cancer does not have to take away who you are. She credited grit, determination, faith, and support from others including her two daughters, the administration, and her medical team for fighting the disease while continuing her work. Dr. Mark Siegel joined the broadcast as a Fox News senior medical analyst to discuss the WH segment. President Trump hired Susie Wiles based on merit rather than gender.
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her battle with breast cancer. In a new op-ed, she reflects on some of the hardest days of her treatment, writing, quote, cancer does not have to take away who you are. With grit, determination, faith, and the support of extraordinary people, it is possible to fight this disease while continuing to embrace the work, relationships, and sense of purpose that make you who you are. Fox News senior medical analyst and author of his newest book, The Angels Among Us, Dr. Mark Siegel JOINS US HERE IN THE STUDIO. HEY, DR. SIEGEL. GREAT TO SEE YOU. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL OP-ED. I LOVE SUSIE. I WAS PRAYING FOR HER THROUGHOUT THIS WHOLE EXPERIENCE. BUT SHE DOES TAKE YOU THROUGH THE MOMENTS WHEN SHE'S VULNERABLE AND HOW CANCER REALLY ROCKED HER, BUT ALSO ALL THE PEOPLE, HER TWO DAUGHTERS, THE ADMINISTRATION, HER MEDICAL TEAM THAT REALLY HELPED HER. BUT I LIKE THAT SHE ALLOWS US TO SEE EVEN ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL PEOPLE IN AMERICA IS FACED WITH SOME TRIALS.
