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Hi Yesterday my wife's MRI revealed her tumour has grown since June. She had just finished her chemo treatment this week and had the scan to see if surgery, radiation and chemo since February had worked. We are yet to talk with the medical oncologist...
Hi all. Ii hope everyone is ok and as well as they can be. Im a 54 yo old former Sales guy for an an industrial supplies company. Every day was a busy day. And before this i was a biker(and i miss i so much ) I was diagnosed last october after a few...
My wife, who is 28 years old was diagnosed with a Primary Glioblastoma progressive Brain Tumor affecting the temporal lobe yesterday. She went through surgery and recognized me when she woke up but she spent most of the day like she was in and out of...
A year ago today my husband was diagnosed with a mass on his brain which was confirmed a few days later as a GBM4. As this milestone moment approached this week I was anxious about it. How would he feel about it being a year into this rollercoaster ride...
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