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Lessons From Lou
by: Cathy on Thu, May 10 2007
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Though my dear husband did not survive this beast, he lived longer then anyone thought possible and we had some special times during those months. I urge all brain tumor patients and caregivers to keep hope alive, more and more people are now surviving this disease with new treatments. I recommend joining the brain tumor email support groups at the Brain Trust, you will find many people in the same situation who can be very helpful.

Please visit my blog which chronicles several months of my husband’s brain tumor journey, beginning in April 06: www.lessonsfromlou.blogspot.com.
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May 2007

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    my husband has glioblastoma multiforme #4. we have two young men that love and look up to thier father. [more..]
  • penny - by penny - (Mon, May 21 2007)
    I have a sister in law who I love very much, she has battled for the last four years with baldder cancer and was declared free a few months ago and now she has been told that she has brain tumours, [more..]
  • Lessons From Lou - by Cathy - (Thu, May 10 2007)
    Though my dear husband did not survive this beast, he lived longer then anyone thought possible and we had some special times during those months. [more..]
  • My husband is succumbing to brain cancer at 55 - by Rebecca - (Mon, May 07 2007)
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    When I was about 11 or 12 years old i was signing up for cheerleading. Well when you do that you need a physical. [more..]
  • daughter-in-law with cancer - by Sandra - (Tue, May 01 2007)
    My daughter in law is 48. She started having headaches. They were only nagging headaches that would not go away. She went to the Dr. and they found 20 tiny tumors on her brain and said they were coming from somewhere else. [more..]

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