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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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@eileen61

That's awesome! It's true, we aren't the statistics, we're people. I'd be happy to be a positive outlier. I'm looking for those books as we speak. Knowledge is power!

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dianeem | @dianeem | Aug 19, 2019

Another book I'm reading is "Anti Cancer - a new way of life" by David Servan-Schreiber, MD, PhD. He also was diagnosed with GBM and battled it for 19 years. Good advice on diet and supplements - things we can control.

BTW, the nine key factors in Dr. Kelly Turner's radical remission book are:
1. Radically changing your diet
2. Taking control of your health
3. Following your intuition
4. Using herbs and supplements
5. Releasing suppressed emotions
6. Increasing positive emotions
7. Embracing social support
8. Deepening your spiritual connection
9. Having strong reasons for living

I personally would also include Exercise as a 10th.

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