Product Description
Consumer text provides authoritative, practical answers to questions regarding treatment options, post-treatment quality of life, and sources of support. Co-authored by a brain-tumor survivor, text explains what to expect after the diagnosis and the treatment of a brain tumor. Softcover.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 3.5 based on 3 reviews)

100 Questions & Answers for Brain Tumors by tumbleweed64

5 Stars
March 31, 2009
I got this book to read before hubby had an appointment with her. We have never had a doctor go so far out of their way to help us get some answers to hubby's medical problem. A really great doctor!

easy to read info for a stressful situation by ...so many books... (mid-Atlantic region of the USA)

5 Stars
February 04, 2009
If you are already dealing with a stressful illness - you want the information you need presented in an easy-to-understand format. The book is organized from basic to more complicated concepts, and written in a manner that is very supportive, especially for those who are not professionals or familiar with medical terminology.

Defective book by Kona (San Diego, CA United States)

1 Stars
August 07, 2008
When I recived the book and was looking for a topic under the Table of Contents I then looked for the page it was on and figured it was missing. Not just one page but 50 pages were missing and pages 46-90 (aprox..I already returned it) were printed twice. So I exchanged the book again and the same problem...BAD BATCH! Too bad this book had topics I had questions about my dad's brain cancer...disapointed.

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