We loved this man with all of our hearts and will forever and ever.

A lot has happened since I last posted. Things change every day with my dad and when I am able to be with him I don't want to be writing blog posts. When I am unable to be with him I am constantly researching, talking to people, and trying to find the right answers and connections, so that we can quickly make the very best choice for my dad. Sadly, on our trip to CA every place we visited told us we have to do the Standard Care (chemo + radiation) and then have the cancer be

My parents and brother are going to 3 trial places in CA and Barrow says they can operate on the tumor!!!

Our dad's brain tumor has produced a variety of symptoms so far, with new ones arising. The thing about brain tumors is that the symptoms differ based on where the cancer is located and what part of the brain it is affecting. Our dads is located behind his left eye in the center of the left side of his brain, with tendrils coming off going across the midline and corpus callosum, to the other side of his brain. This is why they deemed it inoperable. Our dad's first symptoms we

Here are the treatments options we have and at the bottom I show which ones we are already implementing.

Our dad was diagnosed with an inoperable Glioblastoma brain tumor and a rare complication called Leptomeningeal Disease. Please Donate.