I did! It was delicious.

A4: Simply the fact that I am alive still keeps me going. I know that many others don’t have that privilege and I want to speak up for those who no longer can’t.
If you start today, don’t be discouraged by others who have been in this for many years. Start small. Every voice counts! #btsm

A3: Some organization, like @braintumor.org already do a great job with policy advocacy. We can help by not stopping to share our stories, calling our representatives, and being hopeful that breakthroughs, advancements, and treatment options won’t be completely eradicated. #btsm

A2: Policy advocacy surely has the greatest need right now, with all the cuts to research funding.
A big impact can also be made with patient advocacy for others – patients and their families benefit from our lived experience and expertise that goes along with it. #btsm

A1: I have been involved in self-advocacy since my diagnosis, then patient advocacy through mentorships, policy advocacy since 2019, and I’m focusing on research advocacy in the last 4-5 years. I am putting in all my efforts to better the lives of the #braintumor community. #btsm

Hi Everyone! I’m Sabine, member of this @BTSMchat organizer crew, and living with brain cancer for over 11 years now. Currently enjoying a nice dinner with friends, so any direct question will be answered with delay. #btsm

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