Dr. Patricia Tagle-Levy's Glioblastoma Survivor Story | Ivy Brain Tumor Center
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- When Dr Patricia Tagle-Levy's glioblastoma came back after her first surgery, both she and her husband knew it was time to start looking at alternative treatment options. After extensive research, they discovered the hope they were looking for was actually right in their backyard at the Ivy Brain Tumor Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Hear about Dr. Tagle-Levy's journey as a glioblastoma survivor.
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I wish these promo videos would stop being titled as if the patient is being cured. They aren’t, and that needs to be clear.
Amen. I see these videos and then I go google. My husband also died from Glioblastoma
She didnt survive more than 5 years... people shouldnt be given false hope. Its difficult, very difficult to survive a GMB.
Today my 52 yr. old son is entering his 13th month of Glioblastoma. Average life expectancy is 15 months. He cannot see out of his left eye, has constant headaches, has trouble walking, is very dizzy and falls down, very tired all the time, sleeps a lot. Clinical trial did not help. I fear the end is near. Very sad situation. A helpless feeling.
stay close to him as much as u can, give him all your love. Thats what he needs most now. My prayers are all for u.
I feel you.
I lost my father to glioblastoma recently and those were the exact symptoms he suffered from during his last days. However I truly hope and pray that your son gets better and defeats gbm.
My prayers for you and your son. My son has terminal cancer too.🙏
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Thank you for posting this. What a wonderful team of providers and my best to the family and to the doctor!
Drs please stop giving people false hope just to boost your center.
i think ure right.
My best friend (age 53) was diagnosed with glioblastoma six months ago and underwent immediate surgery. Just last week he experienced serious symptoms and it was discovered that his tumor has returned...larger and inoperable now...
I'm saving this so I can share if I know someone with it. Your center seems so high tech! Thank u
She passed away two months after this video posted.
I saw that too :(
NOOO whyyy! 😭😞
Beautiful lady!
How to Live Your Life with Glioblastoma is KEY!
Super encouraging! Praise God
Patricia desde Viña del Mar te acompañamos con la oración. Jesús en Tí confío
God Is Good!! 🙏🏻
My twin sister diagnosed GBM in 2020.After RT and chemo she lived until 2024 May but another recurrence in 2024.😢
She isn't 5 years out. You aren't a survivor until you survive past the 5 year window.
She died in 2021 so not too long after this video
its not always like this. Its difficult to survive a GMB after 5 years. 5 years are stil a big miracle. Some other cancer have 5 years term, but others like GMB... u must be veeeeeery like to survive more than 5 years
@@micheladerry5681 My law partner was diagnosed with GBM at 46 years of age and survived to 52. My orthopedist was diagnosed at 47 years of age and lived for 7 years. My brother was just diagnosed with grade 4 and is currently undergoing the standard of care treatment. I am hoping and researching trials but do not believe my brother will beat the odds.
Thank you for everything you did for my father Jeffery Bein and my old friend, Patricia Tag-Levy
Be strong dr Patricia👍🙏
I am a caregiver, husband and supporting my Wife , GBM survivor already 4 years 🙏🙏 2 times craniotomy and radiotherapy plus temodal 🙏
My younger brother is 13 years old and he is suffering from Dipg stage IV
@@shreya3335 god bless u and ur brother 🙏🙏
@@shreya3335 he will survived this
She passed away two months after this video. (2021)
Thats wonderful! My dad passed away while battling with glioblastoma on 9th october. Unfortunately he couldn’t survive but subconsciously it would give me peace if i actually witness or hear about gbm survivors. I hope the best for your wife, continue thriving!
My husband has survived 28 Mo's so far. But we know that doesn't mean he will continue to survive. It is a day to day thing to deal with.
Gruesome Death awaits us all. Let's make it wait as long as possible! Audience wishes her all the best. Cheers!
My father died from GBM. He was only 59.
I'm sorry to hear that :(
I'm so very sorry. How long ago? We just lost my brother-in-law last night, 58 yo.
@@matthewl9405 My heart is breaking for you and your family, Matthew. My dad passed in ‘93 at the age of 59. I’ve now outlived him, which is a weird feeling.
my mother died of the same cancer, she was only 54
This is a commercial
Smen
RIP.
This disease is hideous. RIP Pat
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💞💞