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High grade Glioma - What questions should I ask?

Brain Tumor | Last Active: May 2 7:18pm | Replies (58)
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@lisamorris4272

This was helpful
My dad has just been diagnosed with glioma and the outcome doesn’t look good, as a nurse myself I felt that quality of life was more important, but he wants the surgery to fight it.. your right it’s his battle not mine, he will figh to stay on this planet as long as possible for our sakes..
Deviated isn’t the words to describe how I feel..
we found out toda and he’s already booked for a craniotomy next week .. I’m scared I loose my dad well his personality his ability to be himself or worse …
Just heartbreaking

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Scott, Volunteer Mentor | @IndianaScott | May 2 7:18pm

Hello, @lisamorris4272 I’m hoping all goes well for your dad. I know the waiting and the unknowns can be some of the tougher times for caregivers. I’ll be thinking about you both.

My wife had a craniotomy and it did not change her personality nearly as much as her tumor had.

I send Strength, Courage, & Peace

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