Grace Helbig Reveals Upcoming Surgery for Brain Tumors Three Years After Beating Breast Cancer
Grace Helbig is dealing with cancer for a second time.
Variety reports: Grace Helbig is dealing with cancer for a second time.
On Monday, the YouTuber and comedian posted a video on Instagram in which she shared that after going to the emergency room because of numbness in her legs, doctors found two tumors in her brain.
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