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A Meningioma Brain Tumor Diagnosis Needn't Be the End of the World! Let's face it, on the list of scary things that can happen to someone, being diagnosed with a meningioma type brain tumor has got to be pretty high on anyone's list. But, whether it's happened to you or to a loved one, a meningioma brain tumor diagnosis needn't be the end of the world. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: newly diagnosed meningioma
I just want to thank you for putting this article out there. I was diagnosed yesterday - and am still a little shell shocked. I am 58 and having some memory loss, vision changes, handwriting changes, along with a host of issues that accompany "carcinoid tumor" syndrome, which I have been battling for over 4 years. A PET scan was performed Aug 26th, and we were hoping to locate the carcinoid tumor (go to Carcinoidinfo.info to learn more about this ugly disease). I just thought I was "getting old". So you have alleviated some of my basic fears and I will take time to learn more before my MRI confirms the size and depth of this tumor. I want to have several more productive work years in me!