Donald Trump's right-hand woman has lifted the lid on her six-month battle with cancer in a personal op-ed revealing how she balanced her disease with her demanding duties.
Susie Wiles, the chief secretary of US President Donald Trump, contributed a breast cancer case to USA Today on the 27th. After being diagnosed last March, he was cured six months later, and he recalled that he tried to preserve his identity while immersing himself in his work, and that the full support of his colleagues helped him overcome loneliness during his illness.
In a recent article, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles recalled an unforgettable experience: while holding one of the most demanding positions in the White House, she battled cancer and eventually recovered.