Join me in conversation with Amy Wood, parent advocate for her son (diagnosed with Craniopharyngioma in 2015) and founder of the Raymond A. Wood Foundation. She discusses the reasons for founding her organization, the passion behind her work in the brain tumor community and the accomplishments and prospective plans for the foundation. Www.rawoodfoundation.org

Amy Wood, DIY brain tumor parent-advocate and founder of the Raymond A. Wood Foundation

This podcast features stories of patients and caregivers who serve as health advocates for themselves, family members or their rare disease community; conduct “citizen-scientist” literature reviews and research; and work (with or without research and clinical scientists) to discover their own treatment interventions for the difficult-to-treat conditions that often stump the medical establishment.

Dr. DIY host Eugenie Hsu is a clinical psychologist and citizen scientist, who has been a patient advocate on behalf of her son and believes in working to advance science for optimal quality-of-life.

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This podcast features stories of patients and caregivers who serve as health advocates for themselves, family members or their rare disease community; conduct “citizen-scientist” literature reviews and research; and work (with or without research and clinical scientists) to discover their own treatment interventions for the difficult-to-treat conditions that often stump the medical establishment. Dr. DIY host Eugenie Hsu is a clinical psychologist and citizen scientist, who has been a patient advocate on behalf of her son and believes in working to advance science for optimal quality-of-life.

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Amy Wood, DIY brain tumor parent-advocate and founder of the Raymond A. Wood Foundation

Amy Wood, DIY brain tumor parent-advocate and founder of the Raymond A. Wood Foundation