Thanks for your comments and sharing your post surgery experience, it helps me and my family prepare for whats to happen... I hope your check up next month goes great! Keep us updated :)

Hi Corbin.
Came across your page and looking for stories similar to my sisters... glad to see your recovery is going well! My sister also has low grade glioma in her left frontal lobe... Near her speech area.. and is have risky surgery on the 7th of July.
How was your recovery afterwards and how long we your operation? I hope your well :)

Hi Corbin, Just wondering how you have been now it has been a few months since your surgery? I had my last MRI in April and all looked okay. Next MRI in October.

Hi again. Yes, dealing with bills and money-related things is torture. I'm on disability and get a little help w/ my electric bill. Only I need to re-apply every 3 months and it's an extensive form. I'm covered under my mom for my health insurance, but I see the bills. It's overwhelming. Good luck. What is your day like now? Did you work before or were you in school? I really believe that someday this website will be my career, but until that day I might need to go back to school.
Anyway, much to do today. It's my day off of work. Good luck.

Hi Corbin. I'll send out the ads tomorrow. I need to ship them at the post office and I couldn't go any earlier. Thanks for your interest and support. I hope that you're doing OK.

continued from other comment....OK, so the more challenging part was actually healing the tumor - It was actually simpler than i thought, but it took a long time to get there - and, some of this may sound a bit 'out there' so you will have to check into it for yourself and see if it feels right for you. First I did basic detoxification - not perfectly, just cleaned up my diet, took some detoxifying herbs and supplements, and stopped eating things with chemicals in them. I recently read somewhere that every tumor has a traumatic event associated with it, and if you can heal the traumatic event then the tumor would disappear. This makes perfect sense to me because it is basically what happened for me. I had tried so many different holistic approaches (reflexology, flower essences, chiropractic, radio waves, etc) and each time the MRI would show 'no change.' I believe these things may have helped in general health ways, but not specifically with the tumor as much as I needed them to. What finally worked was working with 3 different people. One person said that there was an energy attached to me that wasn't supposed to be there, and she worked to help me let it go. The second person said that there was a traumatic event that happened a long time ago, and she helped me to feel the event, then feel the healed version of the event, then I took the homeopathic "Aconitum Napellus" for 2 days. And the third one helped me to see that I had been not fully living my life, that I needed to relax into what was truly right for me and go for it. The combination of these three helped me completely release the tumor. I used to have what I called 'brain tumor moments' where I felt like I could somehow 'feel' that the tumor was still there. After working with these 3 people I have never had a 'brain tumor moment' again. I hope this helps, and I am happy to answer any questions you may have! Best Wishes! Heather

Hi Corbin! yes, i have done A LOT of research etc on my own in terms of the holistic approach because there hasn't been much info out there. I am happy to help in any way. so, here are some things that helped me the most... in terms of the stress and depression - I did a lot of relaxation and visualization techniques, I started with the book "love, medicine and miracles" by Bernie Siegel and then I just looked everywhere I could for breathing or muscle relaxation techniques this helped the most with the stress - I did it every night for about 15 minutes for a few years. I also had 'Healing Touch' energy work done on me - this helped the most with the depression. The first time the 'Healing Touch' people did a technique to help heal the scar area I felt truly HAPPY (like all the way fully really happy!) for the first time since the surgery....

hey corbin!! i havent heard from you in awhile!! im doing good, how are you these days?

Hi Corbin. I'm sorry to hear that you're not doing so well. Are you doing any better than when you last wrote? Are there any support groups in your area or have you met any other survivors? I know it's great that you're able to come on here and connect with other survivors but, it doesn't replace that one-on-one connection. Anyway, I'm thinking of you and wanted to say well. Keep me posted on how you're doing.