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I Meet Hope Head On by sharing my story and being a mentor for the ABTA. The first 10 years after my Pituitary Tumor was removed, my Pituitary Gland had
I met hope head on by taking care of my dad. My dad was diagnosed with GBM in Dec. 2014. The day it all started was a whirlwind. He had
I meet hope head on by carrying on my husband Christian’s memory and knowing that his brain cancer journey, though difficult and full of waves – ups and downs, did
I Meet Hope Head On by going to the eye doctor for a basic checkup. My older sister is driving me to the appointment because she scheduled it, and she
I Meet Hope Head On by advocating for more research breakthroughs and medical innovations that helped my dad survive 40 years with a pituitary brain tumor and a rare disease
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Jean Arzbaecher is an advanced practice nurse working as a clinical nurse specialist in neuro-oncology at the University of Illinois Brain Tumor Center. Jean has spent her entire career in
Shanu Khanuja currently works within the biotech industry and serves in commercial roles that continue to bring to light the patient journey. She was a caregiver to her mother who
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