An update on Channel 2’s Jovita Moore

ATLANTA — Days after announcing her brain cancer diagnosis, Channel 2′s Jovita Moore wanted to share an update with all of you.

This week, Jovita received some good news from her doctor about her most recent brain scans.

The tumor they were unable to remove during surgery in April is responding to treatment. The doctor said the chemotherapy and radiation have caused the tumor to reduce in size.

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Jovita is continuing her recovery but wanted to thank everyone for their prayers and positivity.

Since Jovita’s announcement of her glioblastoma diagnosis last week, she has been overwhelmed with messages of love and support. Jovita has received hundreds of cards and gifts along with thousands of well wishes shared on our website.

Glioblastoma is an aggressive brain cancer and doctors say, at this time, there is no cure, only treatments to slow it down.

If you’re interested in supporting Jovita, she asks that you consider donating to Our House Atlanta and The National Brain Tumor Society, two organizations that are very important to her.

If you would like to send Jovita a card, you can send them to WSB-TV, 1601 W Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, Ga. 30309.

Channel 2′s Jovita Moore reveals brain cancer diagnosis The WSB-TV veteran anchor underwent surgery in April days after doctors discovered the masses. We now know those tumors are a cancer called glioblastoma.

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