Former U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has shared an uplifting update on her health following a recent thyroid cancer diagnosis, offering reassurance to supporters and well‑wishers alike.

Bondi revealed that she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer shortly after stepping down from her role at the Department of Justice in early April. The 60‑year‑old underwent surgery a few weeks ago and has since been undergoing treatment, including follow‑up care and recovery efforts.

In a candid conversation with CNN, Bondi said that although she is still in the recovery phase, she is “doing well” and maintaining a positive outlook on her journey to full health.

Medical experts note that many forms of thyroid cancer have very high treatment success rates, especially when caught early, with a strong outlook for patients following surgery and appropriate care. While Bondi has not disclosed specific details about her prognosis, the general prognosis for thyroid cancer is widely seen as hopeful, and many patients go on to lead healthy, active lives after treatment.

Alongside her health battle, Bondi continues to stay engaged in public life. She is reportedly expected to participate in a congressional hearing and has been mentioned in connection with a new advisory role, which has been highlighted by political allies as a sign of her ongoing contributions and resilience.

Supporters across social media have sent messages of encouragement, praising her strength amid a challenging time. As Bondi continues her recovery, many are hopeful that her positive progress will continue and that she will soon be back to full strength.