Hallo This is all very new to me and I don't know where to start so for now hallo is all I can say
A bit of background -I'm 57 and hve just got out of Acute ward. they have sent me home with Steriods and an email that says I have a primary malignancy in my parieatl cortex. Looks to be peripheal. Currently conitive is 100% and motor just speechis being...
Hubby diagnosed with secondary brain tumor at beginning of August, having had eosophagael cancer last year and following his op was given the all clear.. His chemo from last year left him with permanent neuropathy in both feet. He received 3 sessions...
Hi, Ive recently been diagnosed with a grade 3 anaplastic astrocytoma. It was an absolute shock as there were no signs. I had one seizure. I am really struggling mentally and catastrophising absolutely everything. I have 3 teenage children and an absolutely...
Hi all, I am looking for a reality check and advice. My Mum aged 57 has been diagnosed with glioblastoma stage 4. She has had the operation and is awaiting radiotherapy and chemotherapy which they have currently put her on for 6 weeks. i live...
Hi. Love and calm to all on here. I hope today you can find just even one moment to smile. I am trying. Im wondering if anyone on this forum has coils in their brain as well as a tumour. By coils I mean those metal coils that are implanted during surgery...
Hi all, My husband (38 years old) of 2 years has been diagnosed with a 4cm mass in the parietal lobe above his left ear this week. He had 3 seizures 2 months ago and we have been assuming it was epilepsy as is Dad is epileptic so this diagnosis has...
My fiancé was diagnosed with a stage 4 brain tumour 4 weeks ago. We got an emergency license and married in the hospital. We have been told it can’t be removed and he’s too unwell for treatment. They have given him weeks maybe months. I feel so alone...
My husband was diagnosed with brain cancer in June. He had radiosurgery in July and all seemed to be going well. However he had a seizure in September and we were told the cancer had returned and there was nothing more the hospital could do, following...
Our very good friend has just been diagnosed with this, had a lot of it removed and about to start his six weeks of treatment. - we want to be supportive but not in his face all the time as he is quite a private person and he doesn’t show his emotions...
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