Hi I was wondering if anyone else out here can relate? Menigoma grade 3. Surgery done. A small percentage left behind so there is radiotherapy on the agenda. But after much thought (partner) will be monitored. Anyone else going through similar...
I was admitted for an emergency removal of a Meningioma tumour from my brain lining in April 2025, which was successful. Unfortunately, when checked, the tumour turned out to be cancerous, graded at number 3 and so I was admitted for a 6 week (5 days...
Hi, I'm new here. Sorry to send such an awful first message but my Dad has High Grade Glioma brain cancer and when we saw the MRI scan it seemed to be everywhere. My Dad was very confused and numb down his right hand side plus very slurry in speech and...
Hello everyone, My partner (36/M) had surgery on Jan 2025 to resect what was later confirmed to be a grade 3 astrocytoma in the right mesial temporal lobe. The tumour was found incidentally and he had no seizures prior to the surgery. He was started...
At work there making people redundant fair enough but I’ve got a feeling that I’m going to get picked due to the fact being that I can’t work full time anymore . Due to my symptoms fatigue and seizures. This is starting to make me very anxious and not...
Hi new here and absolutely terrified but trying to be brave. I'm 56 and myself and my husband found out two weeks ago that I have a brain tumour called meningioma, reading my patient copy of the letter 14mm, right, frontal, extra axial mass with radiological...
Hi I am new hear. Needless to say my world has turned upside down. Not only for me but my partner. He has been diagnosed with Meningioma benign - he is set for surgery soon Is there anyone here who has been or is in the same boat? ...
I find it sad that so many join the site but vanish like ships passing in the night. It’s a shame just see a comment on a page and then they’re gone. I know it’s difficult for all of us with this Big C, please add me if you like but please share your...
Hi all. New here and just wondering how people are navigating anxiety around seizures. My partner has just been diagnosed with neck cancer which has spread to the brain and lungs. He had 2 significant seizures yesterday, one at home and the second in...
My wife had been deteriorating ladt few weeks froma palce where she was doing so well. Originally they said it was due to the high dose of chemo and the build up of toxicity in her body and her body had just rejected it. 2 weeks down the line really poorly...
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