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My husband was diagnosed with Gliblastoma multiforme on Memorial Day in 2006 in Vancouver, WA. He was treated at SW Washington Medical Center. We were given no hope. He is still here and living strong. We have created a website for those who are given the same diagnosis and feel no hope and have anxiety over upcoming treatments. We didn't want others to have to feel the same hopelessnes that we did. He has retired from his job as a physical therapist and is enjoying life. Here's our site: http://glioblastomamultiforme.googlepages.com/gbm

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