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M: Clinical trials 101

Medical

Medical - Diagnosis

Medical: Alternate Treatments (Outside SOC)

Advocating for a Patient's Rights

Making Difficult Decisions

Planning for the Future

Brain tumors are incredibly unique and your specific diagnosis will determine what treatment options are available to you. It is important to know your exact tumor type, location, and other details of your diagnosis when choosing your course of treatment.

Hospice Care

Options are available to patients and their caregivers as hospice care may need to be added to treatment.

Having Difficult Conversations

When you are diagnosed, it can be difficult to explain the diagnosis, symptoms, and treatment to your friends and family.

Determining Your Legacy

How do you want to be remembered? Find ways to to leave a legacy for your family and friends.

Where Do I Get Started?

Medical basics: Understand your diagnosis.

Build your medical team.

Living with a brain tumor.

How Can I Advocate For Myself?

Questions to ask doctors and surgeons.

Find a doctor or a second opinion.

Download our printable resource guide.

Discussing a patient's rights.

You Are Not Alone

See stories from people who have been there before.

Who Can I Talk To?

Join upcoming patient and survivor support groups via video call.

Connect with others in a private social media group.

Meet our Ambassadors.

Treatments and Trials: What To Know?

Find a doctor or a second opinion.

Find and join a clinical trial.

Questions to ask about treatments.

Where Can I Find Help and Resources?

Find local resources or groups.

Connect with other patients/survivors.

Connect with a top brain tumor center.

Making Difficult Decisions

Planning for the future.

Hospice care.

Having difficult conversations.

Determining your legacy.

Caring For Yourself

Physical health & wellness.

Mental & emotional support.

Palliative care.

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Caregiver Questionnaire

JPH Guide

M: End Stage Care

Medical

Medical - Ending Treatment

Medical: Ending Treatment

Making Difficult Decisions: Stopping Treatment

Making Difficult Decisions

Planning for the Future

Brain tumors are incredibly unique and your specific diagnosis will determine what treatment options are available to you. It is important to know your exact tumor type, location, and other details of your diagnosis when choosing your course of treatment.

Hospice Care

Options are available to patients and their caregivers as hospice care may need to be added to treatment.

Having Difficult Conversations

When you are diagnosed, it can be difficult to explain the diagnosis, symptoms, and treatment to your friends and family.

Determining Your Legacy

How do you want to be remembered? Find ways to to leave a legacy for your family and friends.

Where Do I Get Started?

Medical basics: Understand your diagnosis.

Build your medical team.

Living with a brain tumor.

How Can I Advocate For Myself?

Questions to ask doctors and surgeons.

Find a doctor or a second opinion.

Download our printable resource guide.

Discussing a patient's rights.

You Are Not Alone

See stories from people who have been there before.

Who Can I Talk To?

Join upcoming patient and survivor support groups via video call.

Connect with others in a private social media group.

Meet our Ambassadors.

Treatments and Trials: What To Know?

Find a doctor or a second opinion.

Find and join a clinical trial.

Questions to ask about treatments.

Where Can I Find Help and Resources?

Find local resources or groups.

Connect with other patients/survivors.

Connect with a top brain tumor center.

Making Difficult Decisions

Planning for the future.

Hospice care.

Having difficult conversations.

Determining your legacy.

Caring For Yourself

Physical health & wellness.

Mental & emotional support.

Palliative care.

With Generous Support From

Read More

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