We will never know what is next. Sometimes some things come into our life so suddenly, it takes you by surprise. by love or by fear, and changes your life for forever. While I am not great at expressing thoughts on paper. I am giving words to my experiences and my journey. My name is Neha. I am a hardworking,…
Author: Amanda Beaton, Master of Occupational Therapy Colorado State University During and after treatment(s) for a brain tumor, patients often have trouble doing the day-to-day things they are used to doing such as work around the house, hobbies, or tasks related to their career or profession. In many cases, even the seemingly simple tasks such as getting dressed, brushing one’s teeth,…
Press Release GSN receives donation. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Las Vegas, Nevada (Friday, May 21, 2021) The Glioblastoma Support Network, a non-profit, is pleased to announce they have received a $1,000 donation from the Cape Coral Florida Fraternal Order of Eagles. The Glioblastoma Support Network’s mission is to provide a one-stop online resource for health care partners, and caregivers of…
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By Arlynn Krauss, Esq My Scan is Clear But My Clinical Signs Are Declining. WARNING: If you are desiring to see only positive information regarding this subject matter, please do not read below. This is a realistic summary of a common and confusing situation. If you prefer to hold hope, which is completely understandable, do not read further. The situation…
Tools for the Caregiver As a caregiver trainer/coach, an Adult Planning Specialist, and as an End of Life Doula, her training and life experiences with both her parent’s and husband’s illnesses and passing help others navigate the crazy, complicated medical world we live in. She is also the creator of The Resilient Caregiver’s Lifeline program. Watch Darcy’s interview with the Glioblastoma…
Hello all. I am new to this Glioblastoma Support Network so first up I would like to introduce myself. My name is Julian Axon (Jules to my friends) and I am 66 years old, born and raised in England before moving here to Port Elizabeth, South Africa in 1975 at age 21. I worked for General Motors, South Africa for…
SELFCARE Caregiving can be physically and emotionally exhausting. Whether you are in the profession of caregiving or taking care of a loved one, it is important to remember to recharge your batteries. For family members, caregiving can also lead to additional pressures, such as financial strain, family conflict, and social withdrawal. Over time, caregiver stress can lead to burnout, a…
By Kim Peterson, Owner of Gem Chain Bar When you have a diagnosis of Glioblastoma, you were probably told to do to apply for SSDI as well as so many other tasks. This article is meant to provide you with information and a resource to apply for SSDI. Even the savviest are challenged with getting this application in and approved.…
