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    after 10 yrs a new tumor is here

    by Edward

    I beat my tumor for 10 yrs.

    Strong in Faith, Love, and Miracles (Audio Version)

    by Catherine

    Of Catherine’s four adult children, three were diagnosed with brain tumors.

    19 and I have cancer

    by Danielle

    On April 21, 2004, I was diagnosed with a maligmant brain tumor called an Anaplastic Astrocytoma Grade 3. I was only 19 and had my whole life ahead of me. It came to a quick stop when I found out.

    Mike's Fight for his Life

    by Lexi

    After five brain surgeries, two seizures, over thirty nights together in the hospital, and at 21 years old, Mike still wakes up and ends the day with a smile on his face!

    Remembering and Missing My Marci

    by Kelly

    On June 17, 2004 my 13 year-old daughter, Marci, woke up complaining of pain in the right side of her head. By the time I realized I needed to call 911, she suffered a massive stroke on her bedroom floor, in my arms.

    Nine Colorful Mohawks – One for Each Anniversary!

    by Ed

    I have learned to keep a positive attitude and try to make the best of things.

    Thought it was Post Polio Syndrome

    by Linda

    Our experience with brain cancer was short. My mom had been suffering with weakness in her right arm, the inability to write, and difficulty walking. Since she had polio as a child, and already had difficulty walking, nobody thought about a brain tumor.

    Allison's Story

    by Allison

    Allison is positive, strong, and determined to fight brain cancer and win!

    A Mother's Worst Nightmare

    by Leigh

    In April 2009 my 10 year-old son, Kurt Bourne, was diagnosed with a brain tumor. We were told it was benign, and he started on steroids and radiation treatments. Three weeks into his treatments another MRI was done and showed the tumor had exploded in size.

    Which Door Did You Choose?

    by Jennifer

    Four years ago my life changed while attending a conference in Las Vegas. As Executive Vice President at McGraw-Hill, I was committed to attending two big annual meetings a year.

    The Love of Family

    by Billy

    My life changed forever when my brain tumor was discovered. I'll never forget that day.

    Never a Dull Moment

    by Brenda

    People have asked me how I feel about my healing journey. I was diagnosed in December 2007 and I can remember it as if it were yesterday.

    Maintaining Hope

    by Debbie

    All I knew about brain tumors before I was diagnosed with one was how romantic they seemed in movies. But when I got the news 21 years ago that I had an anaplastic astrocytoma, I remember thinking ?there?s absolutely nothing good or romantic about this. This is a death threat.? My husband and I were told I had six months to live.

 

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