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Local Support Groups

Local Support Groups If you have a support group, foundation or organization that has been helpful to you, please email [email protected]. Arizona Gray Matters Foundation | Phoenix, AZ Ivy Brain Tumor Center | Phoenix, AZ ...

Emotional Outlet: Digital Support

In the digital age, the power of connectivity extends beyond physical boundaries, offering a unique avenue for brain tumor patients and caregivers to find support, share experiences, and build a community. This article explores the benefits of utilizing social media, online forums, and support groups as valuable emotional outlets in the challenging journey of brain tumor diagnosis and caregiving.Social Media:Social media platforms provide an accessible space for individuals to connect, share stories, and engage in conversations. Joining relevant groups and pages dedicated to brain tumor awareness fosters a sense of community among patients and caregivers.

Financial Support Resources

Air Charity Network A network that covers specific geographical service areas and coordinate volunteer pilot flights in the continental United States as well as Alaska and Hawaii. Air Charity Network Find more information for if ...

Finding Support Throughout Your Journey

Written by Head for the Cure Ambassador and Anaplastic Astrocytoma Survivor Molly Marco When I was first diagnosed, I was so overwhelmed by everything coming at me—I didn’t know where to turn or what to ...

Glioblastoma Awareness Day an important first step to earlier diagnosis and better support

The United States Congress officially recognized people fighting brain tumors with the first-ever Glioblastoma Awareness Day. After this disease took the lives of Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts in 2009 and John McCain of Arizona ...

Managing Information Overload

The early phases of brain tumor treatment be overwhelming, not just physically, but also mentally and emotionally. The sheer volume of medical details, treatment options, and emotional support resources can feel like a tidal wave. From medical reports and treatment options, to support groups and lifestyle changes, the amount of information bombarding you can be immense. It’s normal to feel overwhelmed as you try to process it all. Remember, you’re not alone in this, and finding a balance is crucial for maintaining your well-being.

Fight A Recurrence With Hope

Brains for the Cure (BFTC) is an online navigator designed to lend a helping hand throughout one's brain tumor journey as they advocate for themselves, become educated on the latest research and treatments, and connect with others through Ambassadors, online support groups, and stories.

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