Share Your Brain Tumor type & Years since Diagnosis
Hey everyone I was diagnosed almost 7 years ago with a medulloblastoma in my right cerebellum. Completely removed followed by proton radiation. No reoccurrence since. Just curious what everyone else has and how many years and treatment
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@rened
Sent a book title because author has GBM - can also find her video in the Radical Remission website. Ideas are complimentary to traditional treatments and nothing too extreme. Hope this is helpful 🫂❣️
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1 Reaction@rened I wish I could say what’s helping my brother-he has the worst of the worst gbm …had his post op MRI at Mayo in Scottsdale…I’m dreading the diagnosis. I’m sure if it were positive I would have had a better honest call. He is very stoic…
@jeanneoc
This book sounds great!
Think both my husband and I would like to read it.
Thanks so very much!!
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1 ReactionHi.. I was diagnosed with a GBM (aka my Blasted Glioma) end Sept ‘24 … they said the ‘Average’ survival was 13-15 months - well, I’m 22 months and counting - but I say Being ‘Average ‘ never was on my list of ambitions …..
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3 ReactionsMy 70-year-old husband had a glioblastoma tumor removed in January of 23. He had a recurring tumor removed in June of 25. He has had 2 rounds of radiation and chemo. He has recently had a stroke. I am hoping for someone’s opinion on how they have dealt with helping cope. I feel like I am at a total loss of what to do. My husband has a very difficult time speaking. Often I don’t understand what he is trying to tell me. I often get “I don’t know “ to any question that I have. Any help out there would be much appreciated. Thanks
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1 ReactionEveryone is an individual and we have our own lifestyles & different treatments ❣️🙏🫂🫂
@ddiane, how did the appointment with oncology go? Has your husband started radiation and chemotherapy? How are you doing?
FYI from my last post here about pediatric cancer at 43. It was doing well but flipped and grew fast. So Mayo has removed a much larger area of brain, ran through radiation, and just started chemo pills again.
So far, I'm ok. Mostly dealing very little short memory and lots of how it lost names to things. It kinda stinks not remembering things, but I am here!
I will keep an eye on it all soon with more scans and hopefully kept this slow. 🙂
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Pediatric High Grade Glioma (Grade 4). Normally 1-5 year olds, but hit me at 43.
Surgery, radiation, 6 months of chemo and looking ok. Its been almost a year ago and slowly getting better.
So its been 3 years overall so far and hoping to keep going!
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