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July 17, 2019 is Glioblastoma Awareness Day. We hope today will bring added awareness, building on the efforts of the GBM advocacy community and organizations like @NBTStweets who have dedicated so much time and energy to fighting this disease and supporting those affected by it.
Tragically, glioblastoma has taken the lives of too many across the country, including those of our close former colleagues Sen. John McCain and Sen. Ted Kennedy. It has no party affiliation, does not discriminate on the basis of sex, financial status or age.
Striving to help patients find cures and honor those who are fighting GBM, those who have lost their lives to the disease and those who have cared for their loved ones is what Glioblastoma Awareness Day is all about.
We deserve to live in a world free of glioblastoma. We urge you to join us in commemorating this day of awareness.https://www.postandcourier.com/opinion/commentary/commentary-senate-bill-brings-awareness-to-glioblastoma-impact/article_e4f33080-a806-11e9-963f-873230db992b.html …
Are you aware of your billboard? It up now.pic.twitter.com/gqQSivaRmS
Thank you for helping to bring much needed public awareness to this terrible disease. #GBMDay #HonorAndAct #grateful
Yes but it is shameful that he is against the ACA so that people can actually afford healthcare.
100% of John McCains would be ashamed of 2019 Lindsey Grahams
My dad, John McCain and Ted Kennedy all died from Glioblastoma and I consider all three of them heroes. You on the other hand, remind me of something I would scrape off my shoe after a walk in the dog park.
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