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Glioblastoma is a complex disease. Each patient’s tumor is different at the molecular level, so each patient's symptoms may be different—but there is much to learn from every patient’s story.

Debbie Ziegler, mother of glioblastoma patient Brittany Maynard, has written about her daughter’s fight against glioblastoma, including the treatment options that were available and the outcomes they had for Brittany: “following her craniotomy, Brittany’s tumor jumped grades and showed signs of rapid regrowth at the first post-op MRI.”

Researchers hope to learn what unique characteristics of Brittany’s tumor made it become more aggressive after most of it was removed.

Your story may also help to spur research that will help us understand, and ultimately, beat glioblastoma.

Tell us your story today. It could help point researchers in new directions.

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Tell Us Your Story

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The current standard of care for glioblastoma consisting of radiation and chemotherapy is ineffective.