Beth Chapman is best known for her role on “Dog The Bounty Hunter.” She is the wife of Duane “Dog” Chapman.
Unfortunately, Beth is fighting for her life because she has cancer. She recently posted a message to her husband on Facebook.
She wants the world to know just how much she loves him and how good he has been to her through her battle.
Her message also detailed how much she simply wants to live her life instead of letting cancer defeat her.
Beth is involved in the filming of “Dog’s Most Wanted,” but it’s not clear as to how often she will appear in the new television series that features her husband and other members of her family.
In 2017, Beth received her cancer diagnosis. It is a deadly form of cancer. Duane has stood by her no matter what she needs. Beth has conquered cancer twice in the past.
This time, it seems as though she’s unable to take hold of the disease. She has lost a significant amount of weight, and her energy levels are draining each day.
Words spread that Beth was being treated in January. However, the treatments don’t seem to be helping as much as doctors hoped they would.
Beth appears to have less time than what she originally thought, which could be only a few months.
Beth addressed her fans in the message that she posted on Facebook as well. She is happy being with her husband.
It’s the only place she wants to be as she wants to spend all the time that she can with her family.
Beth knows that her husband is worried about her, but she doesn’t want him to worry.
She wants him to know that she loves him with all her heart and that she is thankful for everything.
She is going to keep up with the show and everything that he does no matter how much longer she has left to live.
In the message, Beth talked about the new show.
She made sure that fans knew that it would include several surprises and that it would feature a similar format to the original show that Duane and Beth created.
After reading the message, fans started commenting on her post and sending her messages to offer their encouragement and support.
Beth is simply living life until the Lord calls her home and her time on earth is complete.
