I have not been on this site before and I am one of longest survivors on a grade 4 brain Tumour. I am not requesting funds or anything like that, but doing things for charities has helped my battle. My wife is doing London marathon again this year.
i have literally just walked out of chemo and thought I might pass a message. I completely realise that not everyone can go through things the same. I was given 2 years max to live and have gone through brain operation, radiotherapy and chemotherapy. I have not taken a break from chemo during my battle with brain tumour. I have been on chemo for 5 years. My battle never goes away.
my advice is that all should consider their battles, how it affects them, what they can do and what they need to do to help their challenges.
This may sound very different, but these years of combat have been the best of my life. Being told you are terminal can make you see things differently. Everyone will react differently. If there are many more thinking my way then think about:
1) make the most of your time
2) stay calm, think straight
3) accept the changes of life through chemotherapy
4) if you can and it is appropriate for you- STAY STRONG
When you go through this you learn a lot. If possible stay strong and keep balance.