Atlanta news anchor Jovita Moore reveals brain cancer diagnosis - Yahoo News

Jovita Moore underwent surgery in April and has now been diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer.

Atlanta news anchor Jovita Moore has revealed that she has an aggressive form of brain cancer months after she tearfully revealed doctors found tumors in her brain.

It is an aggressive, malignant form of cancer that can affect the brain or spine.

The doctors have told Moore, 53, that there is no cure and treatments can only be used to slow it down.

Pressley told her co-host, Channel 2′s Justin Farmer, that Moore was holding up as well as could be expected.

“We laugh and you know sometimes we talk about stuff and we may cry a little bit, but at the end of the day, she is a fighter, and she is surrounded by love and prayers and positivity,” Pressley said.

Moore underwent an MRI in April after feeling symptoms such as disorientation.

Doctors discovered two small masses on her brain and she underwent surgery which required 10 weeks of recovery.

“I was really concerned about why all of a sudden I was forgetful, disoriented and just not feeling myself.

Feeling like I was in a fog and really wanting to get out of that fog,” Moore said at the time.

She added that her symptoms were more than just not feeling well.

A message from Channel 2’s Jovita Moore: https://t.co/b3L0aS3W3t@wsbtv #Jovitastrong!

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