Brain Tumor Research & Ways Funding Can Occur
By Rob Sutter
I believe that brain tumor research has grabbed the attention of many individuals for good reasons. It is clear that people can become united all because of this one case, one that is quite sizable to boot. However, it says a lot for individuals when this one trait allows them to come together for the sake of giving support. I believe that this is a condition that is worth funding and I can only hope that more is done in order to help the process along.
According to the Santa Cruz Sentinel, Nick Doan had been diagnosed with glioblastoma only a couple of months ago. The case of this thirty-three year old man is especially troubling when you take into account that the tumor is situated in the brain in such a way that language may be hindered. The condition is one worth noting but what also deserves attention is the undying support given. The community made it a point to help alongside each other, all for the sake of Doan.
To say that this group has power on its side would be an understatement. This story goes to show what can be done when people come together and I believe that Doan's case has only been bettered because of it. However, it's just one method that can be taken up in order to help the idea of awareness along. I believe that that there are various other methods worth putting to use; perhaps putting on a concert in order to raise funds has come into consideration.
Doesn't it seem like such an idea should come into play for organizations the likes of Voices against Brain Cancer? It seems to be that way, especially when you take into consideration that brain tumor research is perhaps one of the most recognizable causes you can think of. You can be certain that just about any event can help, whether athletic or not. If a run was conducted, then I'm sure those who are passionate about the cause will put forth the best effort imaginable.
It is stories like these which give me confidence in brain tumor research and the future that it has. I believe that just about everyone can support this, since there are many possibilities which can potentially rise up to the surface. Therapies are constructed and modified on a constant basis, it seems like, and these can play into cures for the future. It's just a matter of bringing as much attention, as well as support, to this case as one could ever imagine.
According to the Santa Cruz Sentinel, Nick Doan had been diagnosed with glioblastoma only a couple of months ago. The case of this thirty-three year old man is especially troubling when you take into account that the tumor is situated in the brain in such a way that language may be hindered. The condition is one worth noting but what also deserves attention is the undying support given. The community made it a point to help alongside each other, all for the sake of Doan.
To say that this group has power on its side would be an understatement. This story goes to show what can be done when people come together and I believe that Doan's case has only been bettered because of it. However, it's just one method that can be taken up in order to help the idea of awareness along. I believe that that there are various other methods worth putting to use; perhaps putting on a concert in order to raise funds has come into consideration.
Doesn't it seem like such an idea should come into play for organizations the likes of Voices against Brain Cancer? It seems to be that way, especially when you take into consideration that brain tumor research is perhaps one of the most recognizable causes you can think of. You can be certain that just about any event can help, whether athletic or not. If a run was conducted, then I'm sure those who are passionate about the cause will put forth the best effort imaginable.
It is stories like these which give me confidence in brain tumor research and the future that it has. I believe that just about everyone can support this, since there are many possibilities which can potentially rise up to the surface. Therapies are constructed and modified on a constant basis, it seems like, and these can play into cures for the future. It's just a matter of bringing as much attention, as well as support, to this case as one could ever imagine.
About the Author:
Visit Voices Against Brain Cancer if you are searching for more information about brain cancer research and brain cancer awareness.
By Rob Sutter
I believe that brain tumor research has grabbed the attention of many individuals for good reasons. It is clear that people can become united all because of this one case, one that is quite sizable to boot. However, it says a lot for individuals when this one trait allows them to come together for the sake of giving support. I believe that this is a condition that is worth funding and I can only hope that more is done in order to help the process along.
According to the Santa Cruz Sentinel, Nick Doan had been diagnosed with glioblastoma only a couple of months ago. The case of this thirty-three year old man is especially troubling when you take into account that the tumor is situated in the brain in such a way that language may be hindered. The condition is one worth noting but what also deserves attention is the undying support given. The community made it a point to help alongside each other, all for the sake of Doan.
To say that this group has power on its side would be an understatement. This story goes to show what can be done when people come together and I believe that Doan's case has only been bettered because of it. However, it's just one method that can be taken up in order to help the idea of awareness along. I believe that that there are various other methods worth putting to use; perhaps putting on a concert in order to raise funds has come into consideration.
Doesn't it seem like such an idea should come into play for organizations the likes of Voices against Brain Cancer? It seems to be that way, especially when you take into consideration that brain tumor research is perhaps one of the most recognizable causes you can think of. You can be certain that just about any event can help, whether athletic or not. If a run was conducted, then I'm sure those who are passionate about the cause will put forth the best effort imaginable.
It is stories like these which give me confidence in brain tumor research and the future that it has. I believe that just about everyone can support this, since there are many possibilities which can potentially rise up to the surface. Therapies are constructed and modified on a constant basis, it seems like, and these can play into cures for the future. It's just a matter of bringing as much attention, as well as support, to this case as one could ever imagine.
According to the Santa Cruz Sentinel, Nick Doan had been diagnosed with glioblastoma only a couple of months ago. The case of this thirty-three year old man is especially troubling when you take into account that the tumor is situated in the brain in such a way that language may be hindered. The condition is one worth noting but what also deserves attention is the undying support given. The community made it a point to help alongside each other, all for the sake of Doan.
To say that this group has power on its side would be an understatement. This story goes to show what can be done when people come together and I believe that Doan's case has only been bettered because of it. However, it's just one method that can be taken up in order to help the idea of awareness along. I believe that that there are various other methods worth putting to use; perhaps putting on a concert in order to raise funds has come into consideration.
Doesn't it seem like such an idea should come into play for organizations the likes of Voices against Brain Cancer? It seems to be that way, especially when you take into consideration that brain tumor research is perhaps one of the most recognizable causes you can think of. You can be certain that just about any event can help, whether athletic or not. If a run was conducted, then I'm sure those who are passionate about the cause will put forth the best effort imaginable.
It is stories like these which give me confidence in brain tumor research and the future that it has. I believe that just about everyone can support this, since there are many possibilities which can potentially rise up to the surface. Therapies are constructed and modified on a constant basis, it seems like, and these can play into cures for the future. It's just a matter of bringing as much attention, as well as support, to this case as one could ever imagine.
About the Author:
Visit Voices Against Brain Cancer if you are searching for more information about brain cancer research and brain cancer awareness.
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