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We Call it Fred

This is the story of living with my tumor. While visiting family in Georgia on July 13th 2020, I suffered a seizure, fell and injured my head. The emergency squad transported me to a local hospital, where I was treated for head trauma, but the seizures continued. An MRI confirmed they were caused by a brain tumor, and surgery was performed. The surgeon was able to send tissue for biopsy and relieve pressure from bleeding, but not stop the seizures.  The pathology results revealed an aggressive anaplastic oligodendroglioma that will require ongoing and long term treatment. Arrangements were made for follow up treatment at the tumor clinic of UVA Medical Center, and I have started treatment.Please consider supporting the show and Erin though her GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-teacher-beat-brain-tumor

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This is the story of living with my tumor. While visiting family in Georgia on July 13th 2020, I suffered a seizure, fell and injured my head. The emergency squad transported me to a local hospital, where I was treated for head trauma, but the seizures continued. An MRI confirmed they were caused by a brain tumor, and surgery was performed. The surgeon was able to send tissue for biopsy and relieve pressure from bleeding, but not stop the seizures. The pathology results revealed an aggressive anaplastic oligodendroglioma that will require ongoing and long term treatment. Arrangements were made for follow up treatment at the tumor clinic of UVA Medical Center, and I have started treatment.Please consider supporting the show and Erin though her GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-teacher-beat-brain-tumor

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We Call it Fred

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