Written by Liz Piña Liz Piña’s husband Julio was diagnosed with anaplastic ependymoma in 2018 when they were both 34 years old. Julio had just begun a new career after serving eight years and one …
March 3, 2025
Written by Melissa Lambert It was April 26th 2021, and I was on my way to a physical therapy appointment. I had been struggling the last few months because I had migraines, bouts of vomiting, …
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In some cases, brain tumors can affect a person’s problem-solving abilities. This can happen due to the tumor itself or as a result of the effects of standard treatments such as chemotherapy or radiation. Rehabilitation …
November 18, 2024
About Us Brain tumors present unique challenges, demanding specialized care from diagnosis through treatment. With a shared commitment to addressing these challenges, the Brain Cancer Support and Solutions Alliance leverages the strengths of its member organizations to …
September 18, 2024
An ependymoma is an accumulation of irregular cells, forming a tumor in either your brain or spinal cord. It falls under the category of primary central nervous system tumors, originating directly in your brain or spinal cord rather than migrating from another location. Ependymomas typically exhibit slow growth and seldom extend to other parts of the body.Classified as a type of glioma, ependymomas initiate in glial cells. These cells play a supportive role for neurons in your brain and spinal cord.
April 10, 2024
