Oh, darn, just reread what I posted in response to your reply and a correction needs to be made. The last sentence regarding the window closing for radiation therapy. It should be the window closes somewhere between 3 and 4 Centimeters, not millimeters. I am sorry for this typo. I guess I forgot to proof read. So you are still a candidate for radiation. Also, you are 67 years young; I was 72 when I had a craniotomy to remove a large meningioma that was almost 3 centimeters. By the way, the neurologist I consulted with initially gave me wrong information and said my benign tumor was inoperable. So I encourage you to now consult with a neurosurgeon, especially given you feel as if the neurologist didn't really discuss your situation at length. It's your brain, after all, and deserve to have all the details and options discussed.

Hello,
67 isn’t too old for craniotomy surgery if you’re healthy otherwise. I’ve read about people in their 70’s and beyond having successful surgery. I had a 6.3 cm tennis ball removed from my right frontal lobe 6 months ago and just completed follow-up IMRT. I recently ran the first 10k in 20 years and am biking up 20% grade hills. I was 67 at the time of surgery. Age is just a number.