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She went into seizures last night and was taken to a local hospital. They put her in a bed around 11PM and was able to stabilize her. Probably will release today.

Unfortunately, Glioblastoma isn't something that you come back from, and this is probably going to happen more often. We're just trying to make things as comfortable as possible right now.

I'll probably take tomorrow off and stop in for a visit.

She went into seizures last night and was taken to a local hospital. They put her in a bed around 11PM and was able to stabilize her. Probably will release today. Unfortunately, Glioblastoma isn't something that you come back from, and this is probably going to happen more often. We're just trying to make things as comfortable as possible right now. I'll probably take tomorrow off and stop in for a visit.
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[–] • 3 pts

Glioblastoma is a cruel quick cancer. We dealt with it in the family about 10 years ago now. Grandpa got lost going to the store. Did a brain scan. They opted for surgery and he was gone about 3 weeks after attempting to remove it all. There were signs sure, everyone just assumed the memory issues were alzheimers or dementia though.

[–] • 2 pts

There really wasn't any signs here, and she's doing well otherwise. I'm guessing, however, that this is going to happen more and more frequently.

[–] • 3 pts

Yeah, this is a hard time man. Stay strong and lean on hospice services whenever you need to.