Comments on: Why Wonky-Eye? http://wonky-eye.com Health, Medical, Brain Tumor, Schwannoma, Resection, CyberKnife, & a U.S.Marine Mon, 14 Jun 2010 13:21:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Candie http://wonky-eye.com/why-wonky-eye/comment-page-1/#comment-16269 Candie Tue, 24 Nov 2009 22:00:36 +0000 http://wonky-eye.com/?page_id=9#comment-16269 My husband, also a Marine, has been diagnosed with brain cancer (12/09/08). I am searching for help (and willing to help) Marines that served in the Gulf. We are working on a VA claim, and need to substantiate his illness with his service. Please contact me. Thank you My husband, also a Marine, has been diagnosed with brain cancer (12/09/08). I am searching for help (and willing to help) Marines that served in the Gulf. We are working on a VA claim, and need to substantiate his illness with his service. Please contact me.
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]]> By: Kara http://wonky-eye.com/why-wonky-eye/comment-page-1/#comment-16257 Kara Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:36:50 +0000 http://wonky-eye.com/?page_id=9#comment-16257 My husband was diagnosed a year ago with a vestibular schwannoma, but when the surgeons were getting ready to remove the tumor, it turned out to be 7th cranial nerve schwannoma and they could not remove it or his face would have been full paralyzed. Back to when they thought it was a vestibular schwannoma, there were more treatment options if it was 2 cm and smaller. My husband's measured 3 cm and that was the large end of what the surgeons considered a medium size tumor. My husband was diagnosed a year ago with a vestibular schwannoma, but when the surgeons were getting ready to remove the tumor, it turned out to be 7th cranial nerve schwannoma and they could not remove it or his face would have been full paralyzed. Back to when they thought it was a vestibular schwannoma, there were more treatment options if it was 2 cm and smaller. My husband’s measured 3 cm and that was the large end of what the surgeons considered a medium size tumor.

]]> By: Joanie http://wonky-eye.com/why-wonky-eye/comment-page-1/#comment-16117 Joanie Wed, 07 Oct 2009 17:37:51 +0000 http://wonky-eye.com/?page_id=9#comment-16117 Hello, It was very nice to find your website it makes you feel that you are not alone.Hope all is well.My son is 16 and was just diagnosed with a Trigeminal Schwanoma.His tumor is 2.5 cm.It was found accidentally after he suffered a concusion from playing soccer.He had double vision for a few weeks after but now,5months after the concusion he just has headaches and occasional "weird vision" problems.After seeing 4 doctors and 2 opthamologist because he really dosnt have any symptoms they are suggesting to wait for any treatment until we have to.I was wondering how big Travis's tumor was?My son says he is fine but when you have just been told you have a brain tumor how good can you be.Any advice would be great.We live in Michigan.We are seeing Dr.s at Univeristy of Michigan.Thanks for anything that you think might help.I'm a very worried mom. Hello,
It was very nice to find your website it makes you feel that you are not alone.Hope all is well.My son is 16 and was just diagnosed with a Trigeminal Schwanoma.His tumor is 2.5 cm.It was found accidentally after he suffered a concusion from playing soccer.He had double vision for a few weeks after but now,5months after the concusion he just has headaches and occasional “weird vision” problems.After seeing 4 doctors and 2 opthamologist because he really dosnt have any symptoms they are suggesting to wait for any treatment until we have to.I was wondering how big Travis’s tumor was?My son says he is fine but when you have just been told you have a brain tumor how good can you be.Any advice would be great.We live in Michigan.We are seeing Dr.s at Univeristy of Michigan.Thanks for anything that you think might help.I’m a very worried mom.

]]> By: Lisa http://wonky-eye.com/why-wonky-eye/comment-page-1/#comment-8818 Lisa Fri, 12 Sep 2008 22:39:47 +0000 http://wonky-eye.com/?page_id=9#comment-8818 Hello, I wanted to see if you could help us distribute some info about our upcoming Heroes of Hope Race for Research on November 23rd to benefit brain tumor research. The race, a 5K, 10K and Kids Fun Run, will be held at Dockweiler State Beach, in Los Angeles, CA. We would greatly appreciate it if you could spread the word to family, friends, and colleagues. Teams can be set up in honor of loved ones, or sign up to become a virtual runner. We will also need many race day volunteers and as always are still in need of prize donors and sponsors. Please help us find a CURE for brain tumors. More information regarding this event can be found at www.tbkf.org and sign up is at www.tbkf.org/run.htm. The day will be a fun filled day of Hope, with lots of prizes, food and beverages and an expo. Please respond and let us know if we can provide you with flyers as well. With Gratitude, and Together in Hope Lisa Millar www.tbkf.org Hello,

I wanted to see if you could help us distribute some info about our upcoming Heroes of Hope Race for Research on November 23rd to benefit brain tumor research. The race, a 5K, 10K and Kids Fun Run, will be held at Dockweiler State Beach, in Los Angeles, CA. We would greatly appreciate it if you could spread the word to family, friends, and colleagues. Teams can be set up in honor of loved ones, or sign up to become a virtual runner.

We will also need many race day volunteers and as always are still in need of prize donors and sponsors. Please help us find a CURE for brain tumors.

More information regarding this event can be found at http://www.tbkf.org and sign up is at http://www.tbkf.org/run.htm.

The day will be a fun filled day of Hope, with lots of prizes, food and beverages and an expo. Please respond and let us know if we can provide you with flyers as well.

With Gratitude, and Together in Hope

Lisa Millar
http://www.tbkf.org

]]> By: War Man http://wonky-eye.com/why-wonky-eye/comment-page-1/#comment-546 War Man Thu, 21 Feb 2008 06:33:01 +0000 http://wonky-eye.com/?page_id=9#comment-546 T, I never would have guessed, that you were ever sick. How I admire you , for steppin' up to the entrepreneurial plate! I have learned something from this site tonight; courage, knowledge, forbearance, love. With respect, War Oh, wonky eye, is a nice touch. T, I never would have guessed, that you were ever sick. How I admire you , for steppin’ up to the entrepreneurial plate! I have learned something from this site tonight; courage, knowledge, forbearance, love. With respect, War

Oh, wonky eye, is a nice touch.

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