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View Comments This story is part of our One Great Read series showcasing just one example of the many important stories available to subscribers on a daily basis. If you haven't subscribed, click here to do so today. The headaches started in February. They wouldn't go away, and neck issues compounded the pain. There were problems with the left side of his body, too, that brought Eric South to a doctor on a chilly winter day for an MRI. Five days later, surgeons removed a tumor from his brain and he knew the name of what was plaguing him: glioblastoma multiforme.
The headaches started in February. They wouldn't go away, and neck issues compounded the pain. There were problems with the left side of his body, too, that brought Eric South to a doctor on a chilly winter day for an MRI. Five days later, surgeons removed a tumor from his brain and he knew the name of what was plaguing him: glioblastoma multiforme. The tumor was invading the right side of his brain, pushing the organ into his skull and causing the headaches. For the busy husband, father of two and regional vice president of Robert Half, the diagnosis was unexpected. Sure, he'd heard o...
Nashville dad launches nonprofit as he fights cancer because 'it takes a gladiator to get through this' Brinley Hineman, Nashville Tennessean © Mark Zaleski / For The Tennessean Eric South, 43, sits with his wife, Leslie, his sons, Marshall, 6, left, and Charlie, 8, as he talks about his battle against an aggressive brain cancer on Tuesday, June 15, 2021, in Nashville, Tenn. In February, South had surgery to remove a glioblastoma tumor from the left side of his brain. Since then, he has enrolled in a clinical treatment trial in Texas and is spending time with his children. ...