12 Years After 7 Months to Live: The Faith to Fight a Terminal Brain Tumor

'Have you ever been to the Grand Canyon?' the neurosurgeon asked. This is the kind of 'bucket list' suggestion you get when you've been diagnosed with the deadliest form of brain cancer: the glioblastoma multiforme. For Charlie Marengo, it was the start of a fight to survive the 7 months that patients live on average. And what a fight it was! With word-for-word journal entries and photographs, walk along this painful and yet, uplifting story of a brain tumor survivor and his family.