Six months after announcing treatment for early stage breast cancer, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles says she is now cancer free following a checkup at the Mayo Clinic, thanking her support network and President Trump for his unwavering backing.
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Susie Wiles announced six months prior that she was undergoing treatment for early stage breast cancer, a disclosure made public by President Donald Trump.
Six months after announcing that she’d be undergoing treatment for what President Donald Trump called “early stage breast cancer,” White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles says she is now “cancer free” following a checkup this week at the Mayo Clinic.
Wiles said in a post on X that her “pathology results came back clear” at the appointment and thanked her “family, friends, doctors” as well as “everyone who prayed” for her during her treatment.
The veteran GOP operative also offered a “special thank you” to Trump for what she described as “his unwavering support.”
“I am deeply grateful and will continue to work to advance his America First Agenda,” she added.
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