The Brain Tumor Chronicles

After the 1st sign in 2019, here's the story of when the second sign showed up letting me know something was going on inside my body.

In this episode, I talk about how I ignored my body when it sent me a message that something was wrong.
This will vary from person to person and especially from gender to gender.

Thanks for tuning in. And if you had or have had a tumor, what was the first sign?

It's kind of crazy, but I'm going to create 30 episodes in 30 days. Yes, you read right.

After launching back in April 2022, I took a break and continued to rest. Now I'm back and inspired to create content for the podcast.

I was introduced to the National Podcast Post Month aka NaPodPoMo. It was created by Jennifer Navarrete and there are many people around the world who participate to get their content out into the world.

Listen to reconnect to The Brain Tumor Chronicles and my mission behind the show.

What I learned about brain tumors in 2022

Most people believe to have a brain tumor removed you have to have open brain surgery or a craniotomy. 

Why wouldn’t you believe that yourself? I did. If you remember a little from science class then you know the brain is surrounded by the skull which is bone. This leads us to believe that a craniotomy is needed to get to the brain and remove a tumor. But that is not the case.

What comes into play are 3 things.

Listen to this episode to hear the 3 factors to consider when discussing a brain tumor.

Welcome to The Brain Tumor Chronicles and the intro episode.

My mission with the podcast is to help not only brain tumor patients, but also their family and friends feel connected, understood, and at ease through the podcast. I believe brain tumor survivors and patients should work together to uplift future patients as they navigate the unknown.