Living alongside a loved one with a glioblastoma diagnosis, Anna's story. 

This woman seems very articulate and nice

This was a great video , thanks Anna for being so honest . I have sat here nodding away and agreeing to almost everything you’ve said . The guilt , the panic , the sadness , the anxiety, the hope . I’m feeling it all with our son being diagnosed last November with an Astrocytoma. It was so wonderful to be able to message Alex as I knew he had had a seizure on the beach in OZ as Ollie had one last weekend which was his first since his operation and was very scary . Thank you to both of you for taking the time to help others . It’s not nice to have to keep talking about it , when really you just want to forget about it .

I can almost repeat her story😢 I'm thankful she shared. My husband passed 22 years ago with this devil cancer😢😢 From first symptoms until death was 5 months. He had surgery, 1 week chemo and 5 weeks of radiation. Please let her know I am here for her and any others. Oh, my severe panic attack came after death, Christmas and New Year. My legs wouldn't work, shaking all over, thinking I was dying. Thank God for my doctor, he wasn't surprised at all. God Bless you and your family ❤

She is very brave. Sitting there and just talking about it.

I lost my son Tony to this. He was 31.

I lost my third son to gliablastoma brain cancer so sad to see so many young people my other two sons died of car accident and liver failure she is so brave god bles her margaret mackay qld aust

Everyone/anyone - is it common to be told not to drive when you begin radiation in combination with oral chemotherapy?