The first black Republican wife of America, chosen in the congress, Mia Love, 49, no longer responds to her treatment of cancer, her daughter announced on social media on social media on Saturday.
Love's daughter, Abigale, posted a devastating update about her mother's account and informed the public that the brain cancer of the former conference woman has been demanded.
'Hello friends, I am Mia's daughter Abigale. Many of you are aware that mother fought against GBM Brain Cancer, “the post began.
'Unfortunately, her cancer no longer responds to the treatment and the cancer progresses. We have shifted our focus from treatment to enjoying our remaining time with her. I build an archive with special memories with Mia. '
Abigale also shared a photo of the family with a request for friends to send her photos and videos from her mother.
Support messages have already invaded the love family, with one comment that reads: 'I am so sad to read this. Steer your strength. '
'I'm sorry to hear this news, Abigale. Admire your mother deep and I will keep you all in my prayers, “read another comment.
Love was chosen to serve the 4th Congress district of Utah in 2015 and was a member of the House of Representatives until 2019.
Mia Love, 49, was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer in 2022 after she left the congress in 2019
Mia is married to Jason Love, and the couple shares three children together
Love was opened about her diagnosis of cancer during an interview from 2024 with Jake Tapper on CNN
She was a frequent contribution to CNN and appeared on the view as a rotating guest.
Love revealed her diagnosis of cancer during an interview on CNN with Jake Tapper last spring.
Glioblastoma (GBM) is a fast -growing and aggressive cancer that enters the brain tissue.
According to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, a GBM diagnosis can lead to death in six months or less.
“You have this perfect life, perfect time, and then one day – it's not perfect,” Love reminded itself when remembering her diagnosis of cancer.
She received her diagnosis at the beginning of 2022. Love told Tapper that although she knew something was wrong, she didn't think the headache she had was serious.
Only when she was on a family vacation in Puerto Rico did the headache get unbearable and her husband Jason hurried her to a hospital.
A cat scan then revealed a tumor in her brain. She was able to have removed 85 percent, but a biopsy showed that the tumor was cancer -like.
Love was depicted to cuddle her father, Jean Maxime Bourdeau after she won her household chair in 2014
Love is a former member of the congress, the author and political commentator
Doctors told her at the time that she only had 10-15 months to live. Love has long survived the first prognosis.
“I was devastated. I actually had a doctor looking at me and say, “You're going to die from this. It is inevitable.”
Love said she accepted the diagnosis of cancer, but would not accept the terrible prognosis.
She participated in a clinical study at Duke University aimed at immunotherapy, which stimulates the body's immune system to destroy cancer cells.
Love previously revealed that immunotherapy worked to reduce its tumor. She also underwent chemotherapy and radiation.
The former Congressman is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Saints of the last days, also known as the Mormon religion.
Long participated in a clinical study and underwent chemotherapy and radiation after her diagnosis of cancer
Mia Love has previously supported many prominent figures in the Republican Party, such as Mike Pence and Mitt Romney
During her interview, she revealed that her faith was hoped in her ability to survive the grim prognosis.
After Love had publicly shared her cancer journey, she wrote on Facebook: 'Whether you are experiencing a diagnosis of cancer or fighting another battle, there is hope! For me that hope comes from my faith and my family.
'Both have been a source of immeasurable power, peace, love and support. Every day I thank God for my life and a family that give that life and meaning that life. '
Love received national attention when she was chosen in the congress in 2014 and defeated Democrat Doug Owens.
“Thanks for the confidence you have placed in me,” Love said in a statement at the time. 'I will work every day to earn it.
“Regardless of who you voted today, I hope you know that I go to Washington to represent everyone in the district and invite you to go along with me in finding real solutions for the challenges that we are confronted with as a country.”
During her two conditions in the house, she was a member of the House Financial Services Committee, she was on terrorism and the illegal financial subcommittee and the monetary policy and trade subcommité.
She voted to withdraw the Affordable Care Act and voted for the tax cuts and Job Act in 2017.
Love lost her third race for the household chair against former mayor of Salt Lake City Ben Mcadams.
Prior to her term of office as a representative, Love served as a municipal councilor and mayor of Saratoga Springs, Utah. In January 2023 she released a memoirs with the title qualified.
