Michelle Welch+FollowHow a young Iowan’s dizzy spells led to a rare brain cancer diagnosisWaking up dizzy and nauseous at 25, Michael Jones thought he was just run down—until a sudden facial droop sent him to the doctor. The shock? It was a rare, aggressive brain tumor called diffuse midline glioma. His story highlights how subtle symptoms can signal something serious, and how new FDA-approved treatments like dordaviprone and vorasidenib are giving hope to patients facing tough odds. Radiation helped shrink Michael’s tumor, but doctors warn about long-term risks and the stubborn nature of these cancers. What would you do if your life changed overnight? Let’s talk about early signs, treatment choices, and hope for the future. #Health #BodyHealth #BrainCancerAwareness20Share
Charles Christensen+FollowWhen a tingle means more: Kelsey's storyA tingling arm shouldn’t be brushed off—just ask Kelsey Stokstad from Madison. What started as numbness in her left arm was dismissed as anxiety, but months later, a seizure revealed a brain tumor. After surgery, chemo, and radiation, Kelsey learned her cancer was less aggressive than feared, giving her hope for more years with her family. Her journey is a reminder to trust your instincts and push for answers when something feels off. Have you ever had your symptoms dismissed? Let’s talk about advocating for our health and supporting each other through medical uncertainty. #Health #BodyHealth #BrainCancerAwareness11Share
