Convexity Meningioma | A Hollywood Stuntwoman's Story

Hollywood stunt woman Jill Brown received an incidental diagnosis of a benign convexity meningioma brain tumor after a stunt went awry. Watch as she recounts what led her to travel across the country to have her surgery performed at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Learn more at www.hopkinsmedicine.org/neuro. For appointments, Maryland residents should call 410-955-6406, and out-of-state residents should contact 1-855-884-6754.

[@vtrandal]

Very wonderful and happy outcome!

[@cpecpecpe]

I just went into remission from Stage 4A Ductal Prostate Cancer then they told me I have a meningioma about the size of a golf ball. Trying to have hope. It is hard after fighting on disease to turn around and go into battle again. I was hoping your video would help. Instead it was just a commercial. So disappointed.

[@lovefortruth3414]

Don't give up hope. I might have a meningioma. I will have another MRI this time w/contrast to be sure what it is on 2/18. There are so many stories out there from patients with meningioma and other brain tumors, both cancerous and benign, that have nothing to do with advertising, but everything to do with them just wanting to share their stories so that others don't feel alone. One such young lady is Bronte. We're out there, and you're not alone.

[@franm3616]

Yes it is but, also primes us for future health issues. Best of luck!!

[@friend4437]

How are you doing today in 2024

[@hollyhocks7360]

These are just adverts for hospitals not really about the patients care