Meningioma Companion

08/09/2026

BTC is excited to be representing at the ABTA National Conference again this year! 🩶 We can’t wait to connect, learn, and be part of this incredible community.

08/06/2026

Update on the Depo-Provera and brain tumor lawsuit.

If you’re part of this case, keep an eye on your email and mailbox. Settlements could hit as early as Q1 2027.

08/03/2026

Happy Birthday to everyone in our Brain Tumor Companion community celebrating this August!

Drop your birthday in the comments so we can celebrate you! 🩶

08/03/2026

Update on Angel Mail! 🩶💌 Thank you again to everyone who has participated!

08/01/2026

Hello BTCompanions 🩶

If you haven’t had a chance yet, please take a few minutes to complete our “Life Before & After Diagnosis” survey.

It only takes 3–5 minutes, and your responses stay anonymous.

Thank you for being part of this. We are stronger together.

Hugs!

07/29/2026

Let’s talk about SCANXIETY!

07/25/2026

What is the one thing you wish your loved ones knew about this diagnosis?

Watch here on TikTok!

07/24/2026

Hello BTCompanions 🩶

If you haven’t had a chance yet, please take a few minutes to complete our “Life Before & After Diagnosis” survey. Whether your journey began yesterday or 20+ years ago, your experience matters and helps us advocate for our community.

It only takes 3–5 minutes, and your responses stay anonymous.

https://forms.gle/QKTYxKj9EP9jXntj8

Thank you for being part of this. We are Stronger Together.

Hugs!

A brain tumor changes things that don't show up on a scan. This is a chance to review what shifted. Rate each area as it was before your diagnosis, and as it is now. There are no wrong answers, and you can skip anything that doesn't apply. Thank you for your participation, our results will be shared...

07/21/2026

Weeks later & still thinking about this night. So much love in this photo. Grateful for these moments. This is what our brain tumor community looks like! All of us survivors representing at different stages of this diagnosis.
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07/15/2026

For those we’ve lost, we remember you.

For those courageously fighting today, we stand with you.

For those who have yet to hear the words, “You have glioblastoma,” we remain committed to a future with earlier detection, better treatments, and hope.

Today and every day, we honor your strength, cherish your memories, and continue advocating for research, awareness, and a cure.

No one should face a brain tumor alone.