March Madness has been amazing within our Brain Tumor/ Meningioma Companion community. As you may know, many of us love the Netflix show Lenox Hill. We also love the charismatic and passionate neurosurgeon, Dr. David Langer. This month we landed an 80 minute Q&A session with him, and what an awesome experience it was. If you have not listened in, grab a drink, set aside some quiet time, and enjoy our zoom. So much learning took place and no question was off-limits. A real once-in-a-lifetime moment!

Special thanks to all my companions who participated in this wonderful opportunity. I look forward to hosting future engaging events like this one to educate, empower, and support all of us on this brain tumor journey!

Hugs & Happy Listening, 

Angel

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