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Written by Lisa Lenrow There is no “What to Expect” bestseller that prepares you for the challenges of caring for a loved one who is ill. I did my very best looking after my husband, …

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 …

Where Can I Find Help and Resources? Find Local Resources or Groups There are so many moving parts associated with a brain tumor diagnosis. Find resources for financial assistance, support groups, treatment options, and more. …

“My surgeon recommended that I get a second opinion before surgery” – Lisa, ganglioglioma survivor

American Association for Cancer Research The American Association for Cancer Research is the world’s oldest and largest professional association related to cancer research.Learn More Nature A weekly international journal publishing the finest peer-reviewed research.Learn More …

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 …

The next post in Jenguin’s Journey covers how Jenny has had to adjust her diet during treatment.

Dr. Khagi from UNC Neuro-Oncology Program breaks down a glioblastoma diagnosis from imaging to clinical trials to new research.

The mutations that cause deadly brain tumors appear to take root years, or even decades, before a cancer diagnosis.

Brain tumors may strike anyone – including women who want to have families. This can complicate their plans—but there are options.