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My Brain Tumor

My journey through a diagnosis of low-grade glioma brain tumor- mythoughts, feelings, experiences, wants and desires, and fears/terror. I received this diagnosis on May 21, 2004. On October 7, 2004 I received a change of diagnosis- it's unlikely to be a brain tumor. I want to share this journey with you. View my complete profile. National Brain Tumor Foundation. American Brain Tumor Association. Brain Surgery: Your Life As You Know It Is at Stak. Low-grade Glioma and Brain Surgery: Considerations. Some t...

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I can do just about anything I set my mind to . except cleaning, cooking, laundry, etc. :). No gait, left side impairtment and neglect, etc.). I can ONLY Do big things . :). I lost my "fine movements" during my procedure). I see life so much diferent than "normal people" . literally speaking you might be better looking or . Perception - lost during surgery). Losing great minds . Brain Cancer Warrior, Survivor, mother, wife, sister, friend, advocate, and mainly a child of God! The fight of my life .

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my brain tumor:A Mind Expanding Comedy

A Mind Expanding Comedy. David Nathan Schwartz's medical mystery tour de force, My Brain Tumor: A Mind Expanding Comedy. Comically recreates his experiences within the maze of medicine, a potentially deadly operation, losing his voice and finally reclaiming it and his life through yet another medical procedure. Less than a year following his operations MY BRAIN TUMOR: A Mind Expanding Comedy premiered in Los Angeles to exceptional reviews and awards for acting, direction and writing. Subsequent productio...

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On my mind

In my brain actually. My very own brain tumour. Sunday, September 28, 2008. This photo was taken by Joan in the Cedeberg in January, when John did his last hike and climbed his last peak, the Wolfberg. Early in January I was driving home from the shop with Hannah when. Mom called to say that there was something wrong with dad. They. Had just got back from the Cederberg. I knew then, before the. Diagnosis that it was a brain tumour and that he was dying. Deeply influenced by the music I was exposed to as ...

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My Brain Tumour

Have You Or Someone Close To You Just Been Given The Devastating News That Doctors Have Found A BRAIN TUMOUR? My very happy world was hit by a thunderbolt on 14th July 2006 when I was diagnosed with a. I had a Benign Meningioma! It was surgically removed on 19th July and I was back in my own home on 29th July, relieved that I had made it through safely, thankful for a second chance and wondering what all the initial fuss was about. Lynda Burke, Monday 17:33. Hi - I'm Lynda,. At the point of being told yo...

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On my mind

In my brain actually. My very own brain tumour. Tuesday, February 5, 2008. My beliefs - some of them anyway. Since hearing the news of my brain tumour, many people have asked me questions such as:. Are you OK with God? Can we pray for you? It often helps to write things down. What on earth does this have to do with beliefs? Where do these beliefs come from? I think that one can use three main approaches to trying to understand how things work and how one relates to the world and the universe. One way...

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Monday, December 08, 2014. Lets wrap up the C Diff story now. I mean, who wants to talk about shit all the time anyway! I suppose some people will be reading this feeling disgraced that I have wasted £1300 of NHS money. And yes, I can see your point. But how was I to know I would get better all of a sudden? I am just bloody pleased that I did! That couple of months were pretty rubbish and I would not wish that illness on my worst enemy. Thank God for Specialist Nurses. Sunday, December 07, 2014. Anyway t...

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On my mind

In my brain actually. My very own brain tumour. Tuesday, February 5, 2008. January 27th, 2008 by John. There are other organisations apart from SEDA who know how the system works and who want to use it. Here is a copy of an extract from an email I received from one of them on 16 January this year when the owner found out I had a malignant brain tumour and that the CPE initiative was therefore under threat:. The tool is really needed out there. Then there will need to be months of very physically demandin...

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On my mind

In my brain actually. My very own brain tumour. Tuesday, February 5, 2008. January 20th, 2008 by John. Click the picture to make it bigger. This picture needs a bit of explanation:. Many years ago when my children were tiny, I found that I was able to play tunes by turning the garden tap on and off in a controlled manner. Having played Frere Jacques on the tap, I went into the house and found my young son standing outside the toilet with eyes the size of saucers, saying, “Dad, guess what?

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On my mind

In my brain actually. My very own brain tumour. Friday, February 22, 2008. Practical Exercises - How to balance your perspective. Have a look at the graphics below. They should help you to get your mind balanced. We live on one of the smaller planets in the solar system:. If you look at the larger planets, the Earth starts looking rather small . . . Our sun is rather a small star in comparison to others close to us. Yes, you are still important, and you do have problems, but see them in perspective!