Rewired Minds

Rewired Minds

Rewired Minds brings you powerful, real stories from those affected by brain tumors. Listen to voices in the brain tumor community as they share their raw, inspiring experiences navigating life before diagnosis, through the pivotal moment everything changed, to the reality that follows. Connect with the human side of brain tumors through understanding, hope, and action as we transform awareness into impact.

  1. 1d ago

    Diagnosed at Nine and Still Here 34 Years Later (feat. Adam Campbell)

    Bri Salsman speaks with Adam Scott Campbell, a long-term grade two astrocytoma survivor diagnosed at age nine, about two recurrences, multiple surgeries, and rebuilding life after paralysis and other effects. Adam reflects on faith, community, the isolation of keeping illness private, and the conviction that changing abilities do not change a person's inherent worth. Tumor Type: AstrocytomaTumor Grade: IISymptoms: anger, headaches, vision loss, paralysis, double vision, coordination challengesTreatment: Surgery, radiationSurvivorCurrent Stage: SurvivorshipRecurrence Connect with Adam CampbellWebsite: adamscottcampbell.comEmail: adam@adamscottcampbell.com Be a GuestInterested in being a guest on a future episode? Visit rewired-minds.com/guest for more information and to submit your request. ResourcesMedical brain tumor terms: rewired-minds.com/termsBrain tumor organizations: https://www.rewired-minds.com/braintumorresources Connect with Rewired MindsWebsite: rewired-minds.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/RewiredMindsPodInstagram: @rewiredmindspodLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rewiredminds DisclaimerThe stories shared here are personal accounts from the brain tumor community for informational and awareness purposes only and are not intended as medical advice. Always consult with qualified healthcare professionals regarding your specific situation. Most importantly, take care of yourself as you listen and process.

    Diagnosed at Nine and Still Here 34 Years Later (feat. Adam Campbell)
  2. Sep 9

    Three Brain Tumors and I'm Still Winning (feat. John Mehner)

    In this conversation, John Mehner shares his incredible journey of resilience and hope after being diagnosed with three skull-based benign meningiomas over 17 years. He discusses his life before the diagnosis, the initial symptoms that led to his discovery, and the emotional impact of receiving such life-altering news. John emphasizes the importance of support from family and friends, coping mechanisms that helped him through treatment, and the adjustments he has made in his life. He reflects on his mental resilience, the changes in his identity, and his current outlook on health and life. John's story is one of strength, determination, and the will to keep living despite the challenges he faces. Tumor Type: MeningiomaSymptoms: Headache, MigraineTreatment: Radiation therapy, surgerySurvivorCurrent Stage: Wait and WatchRecurrence ResourcesMost common medical terms relating to the brain tumor experience: rewired-minds.com/termsBrain tumor organizations: https://www.rewired-minds.com/braintumorresources Connect with Rewired MindsWebsite: rewired-minds.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/RewiredMindsPodInstagram: @rewiredmindspodLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rewiredminds Connect with John MehnerYouTube: youtube.com/@mybrokenbrain?si=e41mJagIJfmQ6_GbInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fullofshitivity Be a GuestInterested in being a guest on a future episode? Visit rewired-minds.com/guest for more information and to submit your request. DisclaimerThe stories shared here are personal accounts from the brain tumor community for informational and awareness purposes only and are not intended as medical advice. Always consult with qualified healthcare professionals regarding your specific situation. Most importantly, take care of yourself as you listen and process.

    Three Brain Tumors and I'm Still Winning (feat. John Mehner)
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Rewired Minds brings you powerful, real stories from those affected by brain tumors. Listen to voices in the brain tumor community as they share their raw, inspiring experiences navigating life before diagnosis, through the pivotal moment everything changed, to the reality that follows. Connect with the human side of brain tumors through understanding, hope, and action as we transform awareness into impact.

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