In Sickness and In Health: Becoming Julio’s Caregiver Julio and Liz P. ventured to Turks & Caicos earlier this year to celebrate a couple of friends turning 40. Julio, who has anaplastic ependymoma, suffered a focal seizure while snorkeling. While swimming in the crystal clear turquoise water just offshore, he experienced an aura that indicated he was about to have a seizure. He […] November 10, 2022
Tips for Coping with Grief Around the Holidays The holidays can be particularly challenging for bereaved members of the brain tumor community because of the cultural emphasis on making memories with family, gathering with loved ones, and being thankful and joyful. This time of year can also cause heightened emotions because of the reminder of activities, traditions, and celebrations one may have enjoyed […] October 31, 2022
NBTS Program Helps Patients and Care Partners Navigate the Brain Tumor Experience In moments of crisis and uncertainty, members of the brain tumor community reach out to the National Brain Tumor Society’s Personalized Support and Navigation Program. This team empowers brain tumor patients and care partners with quality, unbiased information and resources. With more than 35 years of experience working closely with brain tumor patients and families, NBTS […] May 20, 2022