Fighting and surviving GBM Cancer Thomas Scrivens

August 2016. No growth or skrinkage in the tumor size. The specialist Doctors are amazed at the remarkable state of health I am in and what an incrediable journey it has been. On Tuesday last week, I had my MRI and results taken. Officially the doctors have done an official measurement. I only have 3% tumour left. They can't officially say I am in remission as this not used in brain cancer. It could either be scar tissue or risidual tumor. This is the best news of the year! Time to embrace this wonderful news and celebrate!!! Woohoo! C'mon baby!! My eyesight has returned back to normal and regular MRI scans show just a tiny spec of the tumour which may be dead tissue or risidual scar tissue, they can't tell because they need to do a biospy however that is too dangerous as a result it may end up in a wheelchair. It's has been God's blessing on me.  In the last couple of months I have been studying to become a HSA ( Health Services Assistant) or PSA (Personal Services

I haven't had any form of treatment since July last year. All of my MRIs have shown fantastic results since then. Results have shown no growth or regrowth of any tumor and it has been the same since July 2015. I am beating the odds and feeling mentally and physically well for a long long time. Everything is stable and good at the moment. I am starting to feel like myself again, even though I am still attached to this cancer, I must and want to start my adjustment back into the workforce.  Recently I took on a job for Turfgrass Lawn care company part time causal just to learn about a new industry, but also earn an honest wage and feel good. Primarly to get back to being a normal being. This year has been pretty amazing, lots of family and friends weddings and engagements, lots of birthdays and had a wonderful time at Mulwala Yarrawonga Golf resort for my 23rd birthday. Played golf and took stock in the beautiful surroundings around us. I am still on the Clinical Trial at the Oliv