It’s almost been ten years since I heard the word Glioblastoma, and in those ten years, I have had the pleasure of meeting only a handful of the most compassionate and endearing brain tumor specialists ( I am sure there are more and I look forward to meeting them) but for now there have been [...]

A wish is simply an idea, but what makes it so different is when you take a little bit of action, a simple wish suddenly becomes something much greater, it becomes real, and is no longer a dream, wish or idea that lives in an intangible realm—it now is capable of living with us, in [...]

Hello everyone.  It’s been awhile since I last reached out, and I apologize.  I have been very busy building brain cancer awareness and saving lives.
This past weekend my team and I exhibited at the Seattle Seahawks 12K run, and passed out awareness bracelets, collateral, and talked to crowds of people about brain cancer and what [...]

Our new press release went live today, and we are getting coverage. Building awareness is what we do here at the Chris Elliott Fund. The release is below:
Glioblastoma Multiforme Brain Cancer Survivor Inspires Us All To Have Hope And Believe
John Brace is one of the 3% that survived this disease – Medicine, Meditation, and Attitude [...]

SEATTLE – March 10, 2010 – Greg Foltz, M.D., director of the Ben and Catherine Ivy Center for Advanced Brain Treatment at Swedish Medical Center, has published a major eight-page feature article in the March/April 2010 issue of the scientific journal Scientific American MIND titled ‘New Hope for Battling Brain Cancer.’ The article, which can [...]