Writing about your experience with a brain tumor can be a cathartic way of sharing your story and showing others that they’re not alone. Some members of our community have written memoirs or other books about their brain tumor experience and have asked us to share them here*.
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8: Rediscovering Life After a Brain TumorNathalie Jacob |
Amazon |
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All my Might: How an Award-Winning Journalist Thrives After Brain CancerJohn J Fish |
Amazon |
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Battling from Glory to GloryAndrea Furuli |
Amazon |
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Forever Optimistic: Fighting Brain Cancer, Finding Your Best Path, and Leading a Life With PurposeRobert S. Brams |
Amazon |
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Guerilla Guide to Brain TumorsSkip Goebel |
Amazon |
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Her JourneyLynn Oxenberg |
Download |
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Hope Through the Eyes of Love: Life and Marriage in the Face of a Brain TumorPatricia Meserve Gauvin |
Amazon |
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How I Feel About…Dad’s Brain TumorDarcy Castro |
Amazon |
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If You Love me, Take Me NowSteve Cox |
Amazon
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Keep Calm, It’s Just a Brain Tumor; My Year of Wabi Sabi HealingSusan Spector |
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My BrainstormKristen Stewart |
Amazon |
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Navigating Glioblastoma: A Caregiver’s PerspectiveSally Connolly |
Amazon |
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One Hundred and Twenty-Six Days: The Unthinkable JourneyHolly Richard |
Amazon |
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Starting at the Finish LineMatthew Newman |
Amazon |
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Through the Lens of Love: Facing Terminal IllnessRobin Gross |
Amazon |
*NBTS does not endorse specific recommendations, treatment- or health care-related information, or opinions expressed in these personal stories. We encourage patients and families to discuss all of their options with their medical teams, seek second opinions if necessary, and utilize NBTS’s patient and family services for support.
