Beth Chapman undergoes emergency surgery in Los Angeles

Bounty hunter Beth Chapman – the matriarch of the family featured in the Hawaii-based reality show "Dog the Bounty Hunter" – was rushed to an emergency throat operation in Los Angeles this morning , reported several media.

<! –

~~

->
<! –

~~

->

Bounty hunter Beth Chapman – the matriarch of the family featured in the Hawaii-based reality show "Dog the Bounty Hunter" – was rushed to an emergency throat operation in Los Angeles this morning , reported several media.

Chapman, 51, was diagnosed with Stage II throat cancer in September 2017 and was hospitalized Monday night at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center to clear a blocked throat that obstructed her airway, reported People.

In a letter to friends revealing his diagnosis of cancer, Chapman wrote:

"As most of you know, I have spent all my life coping with tests and challenges that I had not seen and had not expected." certainly not, "she began in the note, obtained by RadarOnline. "I received my share of unexpected blows during my almost 50 years, but nothing more serious than the one my doctors heard two weeks ago when they uttered these three dreaded words," You have cancer. "

"After months of persistent cough, a routine examination led to the diagnosis of stage II throat cancer," she wrote. "I have in my throat what's called a T2 tumor that blocks my breathing. My doctors suggest immediate treatment and surgery before the disease progresses. "

After Chapman's cancer diagnosis, Duane Chapman said in November 2017 that she does not have cancer. The diagnosis was presented during a special two-hour show titled "Dog and Beth: The Fight of Their Lives".

Chapman, her husband, Duane "Dog" Chapman, and their bounty hunter kids chased the bailers across the islands out of their Da Kine Bail Bonds storefront on Queen Emma Street from 2001 to 2012.

Dog the Bounty Hunter drove his son Leland, titled "Dog and Beth: On the Hunt," which aired for three seasons until 2015. This show then brought the trio across the continent to help hunters local bonuses.

Beth Chapman then served as President of the Professional Bail Agents of the United States.

She was born on October 29, 1967 in Denver, Colorado, according to the Dog the Bounty Hunter website.

She was the youngest person to get a bail bond in Colorado – a milestone that was later overtaken by Chapman's daughter, Baby Lyssa, according to the website, according to which Beth would live in Hawaii and Colorado.