Unexpected Diagnosis
Sheri shares her harrowing experience of being diagnosed with a meningioma after initially believing she had Bell's palsy. Despite the shock of discovering a brain tumor, she learns that most meningiomas are benign and discusses her options with a specialist. The conversation highlights the importance of addressing health concerns promptly and the potential risks of ignoring them.In this clip
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Hi Gary, hope you are well. I have a meningioma brain tumor. I had surgery a few years ago, but they were not able to remove it all, and I lost vision in my right eye because it was attached to the optic nerve. Since then, I have gone into menopause and can’t seem to manage my weight. I am unable to take any medications to assist with weight loss due to the tumor, and I have been advised that hormones could make it grow. Recently, I have developed high blood pressure, headaches that wake me up at night, and I can't sleep well. I am getting up to the bathroom a few times each night. I was hoping you could guide me down the right path here. Thank you, AnnMarie