Written by: Courtney Benisch | Regional Relationship Coordinator for Head for the Cure Growing up, the holiday season was my absolute favorite time of year. I looked forward to going back to my grandparent’s farm, spending …
December 16, 2020
When someone is diagnosed with a brain tumor the amount of information provided can feel overwhelming and they may not know where to begin. Brain tumor advocacy organizations fight for the rights due to a …
December 10, 2020
Written by Lisa L., Caregiver to husband I was thrown into the role of caregiver when my husband, Jon, was diagnosed with a glioblastoma. I took on the responsibilities whole-heartedly because had the situation been …
November 30, 2020
Being diagnosed with brain cancer can be a life changing and defining moment. Mitch, caregiver to wife Allie, has found that religion helps him cope.
November 6, 2020
As you manage the grief of losing your loved one, it can be hard to think of ever moving forward. Your loved one will always be a part of your life in your thoughts and …
October 19, 2020
As her daughter fought a brain tumor, part of Sue’s responsibility was to help ensure that she could maintain her home and the sense of dignity that went along with it, even as her mobility …
September 19, 2020
Stepping Up To the Fight Nancy: “It’s such an act of love to care for somebody, but you don’t get pats on the back.” Questions To Ask Your Doctors and Surgeons When you hear the …
August 26, 2020
You Are Not Alone: Stories From Parents Of an Adult With a Brain Tumor Sue on grieving as a family: “You each have your own grief journey and you have to own it.” In Your …
August 21, 2020
You Are Not Alone: Stories From Secondary Caregivers Of People With a Brain Tumor Mitch: “Most of the time her dad comes to our appointments, and we’re so thankful to have him with us.”
August 21, 2020
You Are Not Alone: Children Of a Parent with a Brain Tumor “As people in our 20s, my brother and I had to help make hard decisions for my mom .” In Your Own Words: …
August 13, 2020
