Our Journey-Full of Miracles and Blessings in Disguise

by Mary

We have no doubt that miracles have already taken place, even the smallest of miracle has brought an abundance of peace to us.

My huusbands tumor

by Amanda

My Hero: My Dad

by Kelly

Lightning Struck Twice

by Keith

Both my dad and his dad have glioblasotmas.

My Dad

by Thomas

Few people have exhibited as much bravery and compasion as my Dad.

The best Mom I could ever have asked for

by Kathleen

My Mom was the best Mom anyone could ever ask for.

12 Years Later

by Pam

Because it is Brain Tumor Awareness Month I’ve decided to go outside of my comfort zone and share a very personal aspect of my life for the first time publicly.

10 Year Survivor of a GBM in My Right Frontal Lobe

by Richard S

Educate yourself and become your own greatest advocate. Don't quit before the miracle happens!

Cancer Did Not Win

by Adrienne

You browse the local section of a newspaper & see numerous obituaries written using the phrase, “they lost their battle with cancer”. It’s hard to imagine how anyone that passed away from cancer could've won the battle. Is it even possible?

Third Time

by Stephanie

My husband was diagnose May, 2009 and is still here.

My Mom is a Glioblastoma IV Survivor

by Isabel

I am the daughter of the strongest woman I know. In April 2005, my mother was diagnosed with Glioblastoma Grade IV.

Mom's Short Journey with Gliobastoma Multiforme

by Linda

My mom was always a strong woman

April 26, 2010 our lives changed

by Mary

On April 26, 2010 I brought my husband to an after hours clinic for what I thought was "some type of stomach virus".

2 rare diseases plus GBM for such a kind, loving father

by Sherry

I still don't understand how someone who has been so loving, so full of laughter and joy all his life ended up with not one, but 2 fairly rare diseases, as well as GBM.

GBM

by Dawna

Eleven year survivor so far.

My Mom

by Joy

Looking back, we all noticed strange things about her during the month before, but who in the world thinks it could be the absolute worst thing imaginable.

Mary "I know you're out there somewhere" by the Moody Blues

by Patricia

My sister was diagnosed in Feb 2003. She had surgery just a week before her birthday that year and died on my birthday in August 2004.

My Brave Daughter

by Jackie

My daughter was 24 years old when she was diagnosed with GBM. She had just returned from South Korea, where she was a soldier. She was beautiful, strong, but most of all she was loving and loved.

My daddy

by Casey

I was sitting in a meeting on April 27, 2007 day dreaming about the weekend and never imagining that one phone call would change it all. I went to my office after my meeting and had a voice mail from my dad, he said "Dr thinks I have a brain tumor, don't stress over it, it's no big deal."

I miss you every day, my dearest sister

by Penny

Sharing my stories is part of my healing process. I you will also find some comfort in your grief in reading about my memories of my sister.