She said she tries to remain focused on the present and avoid dwelling on negative or unproductive thoughts as the family navigates the former president’s illness.
“Of course I’m scared,” Jill said. “I mean, first of all, he’s almost 10 years older than I am. And with an illness … you kinda can’t let your head go there.”
“It’s like, you can’t imagine life without them. But you know they’re going to die — just like I know I’m going to die,” she continued.
“So part of it, you accept,” she said.
Jill Biden described her husband as “strong” and “resilient” as he continues to deal with his cancer diagnosis.
