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My husband was diagnosed with Glioblastoma Grade4 in June 2021. He had surgery followed by chemotherapy and radiotherapy…the standard procedure. He seems to be well 12 months later and has had a scan in April that showed no new growth. Everywhere I read about the prognosis is gloomy and hopeless. Is it possible that some people defy expectations and survive longer than the 18 months often cited? He has never had a seizure or even bad headaches. We try to remain positive but it is a black cloud nonetheless

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