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How do you not let a brain tumor take over your life?

Brain Tumor | Last Active: Jan 13, 2022 | Replies (20)

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@IndianaScott

Hello @lorena1963 I am Scott and it is nice to e-meet you here on Mayo Connect! I totally get what you are saying --- the waiting and the not knowing can often be the worst of times especially during hard times!

My wife fought her brain cancer for 14+ years and those times of waiting were always tough!

I don't mean to be negative, but once diagnosed the disease is always in your life and your thoughts. My wife was never able to ignore it completely, but she was able to shove it aside a bit from time to time.

Have you been diagnosed already? If so, what was your diagnosis, if I may ask? You mention 'next steps'. What steps have been taken so far?

Strength, courage, and peace!

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Thank you for your reply, diagnosed in 04 grew had surgery in 2015, radiation i 2017. Team thought at first it was treatment related now they are thinking it's progressing, fightened beyond belief. On own for most part, divorced husband he became addicted to opiods lost house living with friends from church. Mostly afraid there will come a time I won't be able to work