Category: Caregiver

The book empathetically captures the emotional nuances of caregiving, validating the challenges and celebrating the strength and resilience of those in this vital role.

As a caregiver, looking back on my journey to Vancouver, CA to visit the Society for Neuro-Oncology (SNO) Conference with Head for the Cure was nothing short of extraordinary. 

In the age of digital connectivity and social media, the internet has become an invaluable tool for providing support and staying connected, especially for patients and their caregivers.

Gift from a Child is a national initiative supported by families who have lost children to brain cancer, private foundations, researchers and medical professionals. It currently receives its funding from the Swifty Foundation.

I was able to attend The Society of Neuro-Oncology annual meeting in November 2022 and learned an amazing amount about what the field is focusing on and how it can pave the way for future treatments of this horrible disease.

Tomorrow will mark another year remembering Steve Damm through Acts of Kindness. On what would have been Steve’s 43rd birthday, the Damm family created “43 Acts of Kindness”. They were concerned they may not be able to complete the task, but through the power of social media, they had more than 400 acts of kindness that year. Each year this tradition continues in Frisco, Texas, and across the country and globe. Whether you purchase a stranger coffee or lunch, make a generous donation, or deliver a friendly card, the point is to simply be kind to others.

Today, July 21st, marks the 3rd Annual Glioblastoma (GBM) Awareness Day. Brains for the Cure invites you to join us, Head for the Cure, and the entire brain tumor community on honoring this important day! …

Written by Lisa Lenrow | Brains for the Cure Ambassador I got married late in life, having met my husband at 49. Three years after our blind date, Jon proposed.  As I had been dreaming about …

Today, May 10th, marks Ependymoma Awareness Day! May 10th was chosen to bring more awareness to this rare brain tumor type because of the 10 different molecular groups of ependymoma. What is an ependymoma? According …

Written by Kim Asbury, Brains for the Cure Ambassador and Caregiver My sister, Lori Jo, and I have always had a very close relationship even before she was diagnosed with brain cancer. Considering she was …