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Brain Tumor Journey pt 1: From dizzy spells, headaches, vertigo, to diagnosis, Jodi Orgill Brown

Check out the first part of Jodi's story, from experiences symptoms, including dizzy spells, vertigo, headaches, and migraines, before getting diagnosed with a tumor between her right auditory canal and her brainstem. After an MRI of her brain, a radiologist saw a mass and referred her to Neurosurgeons and specialists to determine the next steps. Her craniotomies lead to facial paralysis, pneumocephalus, a cerebral spinal fluid leak (CSF), hearing loss, experimental surgery, and more than a month in and out of the Neuro Critical Care Unit as a team of doctors tried to save her life. Get her bestselling and award-winning memoir, The Sun Still Shines, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/099.... 2016 Gold Quill 2014 Storymakers contest winner (for nonfiction) 2018 & 2019 Amazon Bestseller Her second book, Rise Above Depression, was an Amazon bestseller 2018. Jodi Orgill Brown is an interactions expert and a C.F.R.E. certified nonprofit consultant, as well as a professional speaker, a best-selling author, and a brain tumor survivor. She earned a Master’s Degree in Organizational Communication from the University of Utah and a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Relations from BYU. Her work focuses on helping people amplify their interactions so they can increase their influence for good. She believes in Authenticity, Vulnerability, Self-love, Empowerment, Amplifying Good, and Giving with Purpose. Jodi has lived in the Middle East, and on both U.S. coasts, but believes home is where you make it. This video covers: Brain tumor symptoms Diagnosis Neurosurgeon What is life like living with a brain tumor? Life with a brain tumor brain tumor story life after brain tumor surviving brain tumor brain tumor recovery timeline coping with brain tumor side effects brain tumor support and recovery What is life like after a brain tumor? Can you recover from a brain tumor?