Things to remember after chemoradiation for your brain tumour is over

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This video is for CNS (brain tumour) patients who are taking both chemotherapy and radiation for brain tumours. There can be a lot of questions around what to do after treatment has finished. We hope that this video will answer some of the questions you might have.
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27 фев 2018

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@IMTHEBIGGESTCUNT 5 лет назад

My Mum is now 14 months into glioblastoma. She’s doing much better than we all expected. Mum had 6 weeks of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, a month off and finished a further 6 months of chemo in July. I feel for anyone that has had to deal with this same issue.

@plesesportmesubscribemycha7524 4 года назад

How your mom now

@md.yousufali2766 3 года назад

How is ur mam right now

@ebarbie5016 3 года назад

@@plesesportmesubscribemycha7524 Taking a dirt nap after successful chemo and radiation...

@PuretiNarasimharao 2 года назад

How is she now?

@Oze006 5 месяцев назад

Same here worrry hope she’s doing better I just finished radiation’s till have a year of chemo but I feel worse thannindidnehile on chemo and radiation

@gracieshank 2 года назад

This is so helpful! Thank you

@tifahxx 5 лет назад

Why can't you eat Ice cream for 5 days after chemo

@zararilyas6832 4 года назад

Mam my question is,,,if a patient forget a person and many things and previous memories..does it will recover automatically??or the memory of pateint will come back or not? Kindly response mam

@laceybanter5937 2 года назад

Have you asked her doctor?

@plesesportmesubscribemycha7524 4 года назад

Now she is still aliv or not plese reply??????????

@luckystrikeluke 3 года назад

Dead

@ebarbie5016 3 года назад

Only 5% of GBM patients are still alive 5 years after diagnosis... If god forbid you or your relative get GBM, you better get a gun and aim it directly at the tumor and squeeze. It will save a lot of agony...