@dailygift
That’s awesome news!
So happy for you!!! I too, have incidental finding of 1.8cm meningioma, mild headaches and mild assoc/edema. I just saw neurosurgeon at Stanford yesterday who said I’m not a candidate for keyhole, EES, or cyberknife. There’s a 50/50 chance that it changes. I asked what she would do if she were me. She said she would wait 4 months and do another MRI to see if it changes. The first neurosurgeon I saw said I was not a candidate for watchful waiting. My third consult this Monday cancelled. After reviewing my file said he doesn’t treat these and would be better off getting a third consult from UCSF. My internist who referred me is now saying if I like Dr at Stanford to stick with her as too many cooks in the kitchen is bad.
If I wait and watch and it changes I’m looking at craniotomy which comes with risks. I prefer to wait but anxious about getting more neurological symptoms. Tough choices to make and looking at serial MRI’s.