Former U.S. Republican Rep. Mia Love, the first Black woman to be elected to Congress as a member of the GOP, is facing an increasingly bleak prognosis from an aggressive form of brain cancer, her daughter has announced.

After years of treatment, former Rep. Mia Love (R-Utah) is no longer responding to treatment for a form of brain cancer, according to her family.  In a statement posted to Love’s social

Posting to her mother’s X account Saturday, Love’s daughter, Abigale Love, said that she and her mother’s team have decided to prioritize being with her and keeping her comfortable at this time.

Mia Love, who served two terms in the House of Representatives as the first Black Republican congresswoman, will no longer receive cancer treatments, her daughter said.

The family of Love, 49, said she was diagnosed with glioblastoma and has now stopped all treatment for a malignant tumor as the disease has become too advanced.

The 49-year-old former Utah congresswoman’s family issued a public update on her health after a 2022 diagnosis of glioblastoma brain

The former Utah congresswoman, 49, who was elected to serve the state’s fourth district in 2014, had shared her glioblastoma brain cancer diagnosis on CNN last May, telling host Jake Tapper that she was undergoing a clinical immunotherapy trial.

Hello Friends, I’m Mia’s daughter Abigale,” the post reads. “Many of you are aware that Mom has been fighting GBM. Sadly, her cancer is no longer respondin

Former U.S. Rep. Mia Love’s brain cancer is “no longer responding to treatment,” her family said Saturday on social media.