Michael Strahan's daughter devastatingly reveals she's now suffering memory loss amid cancer treatment

Michael Strahan's daughter shared that she has lost her memory due to the medication she is taking for her cancer treatment.

The 19-year-old uploaded a YouTube video titled "Vlog 22: Post Chemo Round 3" on Wednesday. In the video, Isabella Strahan shared that the medication she is taking, anxiety medication Ativan, which she is taking to to protect her hearing, has made her lose her memory. She shared the news while laying down and bundled up in a blanket .

Isabella added a video clip from her latest hospital visit and she explained that she was eating a sandwich that she did not remember even ordering. She revealed that the medication is could be why she seemed "loopy" in recent videos she had posted.

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She said: "I'm given this drug to protect my hearing and just because I have a reaction to it, they give me Ativan. And for some reason, this happened last time too, I can't remember a single thing about that day."

Isabella also revealed that she had been feeling a lot better following her latest round of chemo and has not experienced much pain. She shared that she slept for about 18 hours after the treatment.

She has been posting YouTube videos for a series that benefits the Duke Children’s Hospital & Health Center in North Carolina, where she started her chemotherapy in February. Isabella shared to the world that she is battling brain cancer on January 11. She later revealed that she had to go through fertility preservation before undergoing chemotherapy.

In an interview with Robin Roberts , Isabella said she did not expect to be having a conversation about fertility and it was a difficult conversation to have. Isabella shared that the process was painful, but she got through it, and it was definitely tough.

With her chemotherapy ending soon, Isabella admitted in her recent video that she is scared and questioned how she will go back to a "normal life. She said: "Once I'm done, how I'm gonna go back to normal life? Cause I feel like there's always gonna be another treatment or something I have to do."

Isabella ended the video reassuring her viewers that she is doing "good."