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Ep 1: Kelsey Burcombe
In this episode, Kelsey Burcombe shares her journey as a brain tumor survivor, detailing her diagnosis, surgery, and the emotional challenges that followed. She discusses the symptoms that led to her diagnosis, the shock of receiving the news, and the isolation she felt post-surgery. Kelsey emphasizes the importance of support systems, coping strategies, and the need for open conversations about mental health. She reflects on how her experience has changed her perspective on life and her hopes for the future.
- She was diagnosed with a 5cm parasagittal meningioma in March 2024.
- Kelsey underwent an 11-hour craniotomy followed by a medically induced coma.
- Life before her diagnosis involved managing a bar and struggling with mental health.
- Symptoms included drop foot and severe headaches, which she initially ignored.
- The diagnosis process was quick, taking only a week from eye doctor visit to surgery.
- Post-surgery, Kelsey felt isolated as others thought she was fine.
- She struggled with the emotional aftermath of her surgery, feeling misunderstood by friends and family.
- Kelsey emphasizes the importance of talking about her experience and connecting with others.
- She hopes to manage her anxiety and live more freely in the future.
Connect with Kelsey Burcombe
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kelsingram
Instagram: @kelseyburcombe
Be a Guest
Interested in being a guest on a future episode? Visit rewired-minds.com for more information and to submit your request.
Work with Bri Salsman
If you’d like to work more closely with Bri as your coach, visit rewired-minds.com for details.
Disclaimer
The stories and experiences shared in this podcast are personal accounts from patients, survivors, caregivers, family members and friends affected by brain tumors. This content is for informational and awareness purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult with qualified healthcare professionals regarding your specific situation and treatment options. Most importantly, take care of yourself as you listen and process.
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By Rewired MindsIn this episode, Kelsey Burcombe shares her journey as a brain tumor survivor, detailing her diagnosis, surgery, and the emotional challenges that followed. She discusses the symptoms that led to her diagnosis, the shock of receiving the news, and the isolation she felt post-surgery. Kelsey emphasizes the importance of support systems, coping strategies, and the need for open conversations about mental health. She reflects on how her experience has changed her perspective on life and her hopes for the future.
- She was diagnosed with a 5cm parasagittal meningioma in March 2024.
- Kelsey underwent an 11-hour craniotomy followed by a medically induced coma.
- Life before her diagnosis involved managing a bar and struggling with mental health.
- Symptoms included drop foot and severe headaches, which she initially ignored.
- The diagnosis process was quick, taking only a week from eye doctor visit to surgery.
- Post-surgery, Kelsey felt isolated as others thought she was fine.
- She struggled with the emotional aftermath of her surgery, feeling misunderstood by friends and family.
- Kelsey emphasizes the importance of talking about her experience and connecting with others.
- She hopes to manage her anxiety and live more freely in the future.
Connect with Kelsey Burcombe
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kelsingram
Instagram: @kelseyburcombe
Be a Guest
Interested in being a guest on a future episode? Visit rewired-minds.com for more information and to submit your request.
Work with Bri Salsman
If you’d like to work more closely with Bri as your coach, visit rewired-minds.com for details.
Disclaimer
The stories and experiences shared in this podcast are personal accounts from patients, survivors, caregivers, family members and friends affected by brain tumors. This content is for informational and awareness purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult with qualified healthcare professionals regarding your specific situation and treatment options. Most importantly, take care of yourself as you listen and process.