American Brain Tumor Association

For Edward “Ed” Weizer, the words “Never give up hope” carry a special meaning.

They are the words his late wife, Anne Marie, lived by throughout her experience with brain tumors—and the words she shared with Ed when he faced a cancer diagnosis of his own.

Today, Ed hopes that by sharing their story, he can continue spreading the message A...

Adam Campbell was only nine years old when doctors discovered an astrocytoma in his brain.

More than three decades later, after recurrences, radiation treatments and years of physical and emotional challenges, Adam describes his experience in a way that might surprise some people.

“I’m grateful for the journey,” he says.

It hasn’t been an easy on...

For most of her life, Evangeline Fabia had no idea she was living with a rare condition in her brain.

There were no obvious warning signs. No symptoms that made her think something might be wrong.

Then, in her forties, it started with something seemingly minor: an eye twitch.

“Everyone gets an occasional eye twitch, right?” Evangeline recalls.

Andreina Molano’s brain tumor story began in a way she never could have anticipated: with an overwhelming feeling that something was terribly wrong.

One night, while driving home from a movie with her mother and sister, Andreina suddenly felt a sense of panic and doom. Frightening, intrusive thoughts raced through her mind.

Her family thought she might be ...

When Elena Mosjova was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2016, she began a journey that would ultimately inspire her to help others and support medical research.

Today, nearly a decade later, Elena is a mother of two daughters, an ABTA supporter and the founder of a charitable organization. She shares her story with a simple message for others facing a brain tumor dia...