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Written by Jenny Williams (aka ‘Jenguin’) – Head for the Cure Ambassador Watching TV, you’re bound to see one of those commercials for a pharmaceutical drug where they list out the side effects, and somewhere
Dr. Khagi from UNC Neuro-Oncology Program breaks down a glioblastoma diagnosis from imaging to clinical trials to new research.
Written by Jenny Williams (aka ‘Jenguin’) – Head for the Cure Ambassador No time is a good time for cancer treatment. Brain cancer interrupted my twenties with surgeries, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. When I was
Written by Jenny Williams (aka ‘Jenguin’) – Head for the Cure Ambassador Change of Plans In the brain tumor community, we “Go Gray in May” for Brain Tumor Awareness Month. I personally like the hashtag
Preparing for Battle During a Pandemic – Written by Jenny Williams (aka ‘Jenguin’) – Head for the Cure Ambassador
Written by Head for the Cure Ambassador and Survivor Nicolle Mattingly – Six surgeries, three types of radiation to my head, and BRAF inhibitor medication have all been part of my treatment journey over the past 21 years.
Head for the Cure Ambassador and Anaplastic Astrocytoma Survivor Molly Marco shares what a positive mindset means to her.
I remember one fall day in 2015, my physician saying, “Your brain tumor has grown and we must intervene with treatment”.
So, you’ve just discovered the ‘BIG C’. I know you’ve probably got a million thoughts swirling around in your head right now, so please get cozy and let’s talk about crafting a treatment plan.
Life with a brain tumor comes with a new definition of “normal”. After those initial life-changing words “It’s a brain tumor” or “You have cancer”, you are then faced with how to proceed.