Kat Timpf, a host of FOX News, revealed on Tuesday that she had breast cancer only before next week’s birth of her first child.
Timpf, a standard on Gutfeld!, disclosed in a social media post on X that she had been diagnosed about 15 days before giving birth to her son. ” Next week, I welcomed my second baby into the world. About fifteen days before I went into labor, I was recognized with breasts cancers”, she wrote.
Timpf’s supporters were reassured that the cancer had been discovered first, with her doctor stating that it was at” Stage 0″ and unlikely to have spread. ” Or, as I’ve explained to the few persons I’ve managed to tell about it so far: Don’t freak out. It’s simply, like, a LITTLE bit of malignancy”, she added.
She was currently pregnant and focused on giving birth to a healthy baby at the time of the treatment. She recalls being told that the best course of action would probably be a double breast. She said,” I asked every question I had, including if I may get a copy of my lesion ultrasound to place on the refrigerator next to my baby’s ultrasonic.”
Timpf described going into work later that night, crawling on the floor of her room before going to the hospital, where she had already given birth to a child.
The publisher and critic acknowledged that what she had in mind may be different from what her maternity leave would be over the next three months. Despite the unexpected turn of events, she expressed love. ” Still, as I navigate new motherhood ( and new cancer ) I’m learning to celebrate everything I can. I’m happy that we found the cancer thus early, I’m happy to be my father’s mom”, she said, adding that her brother “might have saved my life”.
Her announcement fast won the support of coworkers and associates. Gutfeld! number Greg Gutfeld tweeted,” We’re all here for you Kat”! Fox News host Lisa” Kennedy” Montgomery praised Timpf’s strength, writing,” You are amazing in every way. And you did a noble job in laboring the day before you arrived! I love you”.
Meghan McCain likewise offered words of encouragement, calling Timpf “one of the strongest girls I’ve ever known”, and adding,” We love you and your family but much”.
Timpf ended her article on a cheerful note, writing,” Bless you all for your help, laughing, and love as I embrace this outrageously sudden book. Here’s to endurance, to wonders in the midst of conflict, and to finding fun and wish even on the toughest days”.
