Helen's Fight: Glioblastoma's Quick Impact

0:00A 59-year-old mom from Lester, named Helen Underhill, passed away peacefully on March 23rd, just one month after doctors diagnosed. Her with glioblastoma and aggressive brain tumor. Her symptoms started mild with forgetfulness, sleeping in late and mixing up pin numbers so her family first thought it might be early dementia-like, her dead head. But things escalated fast, and four days before planned hospital visit on February 19th, her brother rushed her to A&E where scans revealed. The tumor, daughter Mia, 25, along with twin brothers Zack, watched helplessly as Helen stopped recognizing people, grew drowsy, and couldn't handle. Basics like eating or brushing her hair, Mia stepped up to care for her full time during the hospital, stay at Lester Royal Infirmary. Doctors found major fluid buildup on her brain so they rushed her to Queen's Medical Center for Shunt Surgery to ease the pressure, but the tumor was. To advance for treatment. She got palliative care at a local home starting March 11th, suffered seizures, slipped into

1:04a coma, and held on surrounded by loved ones playing. Her favorite tunes. Now with both parents gone since their dad passed in 2016, Mia's launch to go fund me, that's pulled in over 2,800 pounds for care and funeral costs, while urging everyone to listen to their body and get checked. Early glioblastoma hits, quick and hard, and her. Nuffless story reminds us not to wait. I'm Cory with the story. That's your Lester News Today update, AI powered and always on.