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Afraid my mom has a brain tumor?
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Is there a reason: for this fear? If she has symptoms that could be suggestive of a serious neurologic problem - then encourage her to be medically evaluated. If you have unrealistic fears about her health- then explore why that may be. Take care.
Answered 11/2/2014
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