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Bob and Kelly—stronger together. What do you do when you learn you have a brain tumor? Laugh! Cancerous brain tumors are not funny—unless you are me. Life took a turn in October 2012, when I was diagnosed with stage IV glioblastoma. “Something Going on Upstairs” What I believed to be a pinched nerve from a wonderful massage, was the start of 10 days of annoying typing mistakes at the office.
My Dad, Inocencio Melendez-Schroder, was the strongest man I have ever known. I have always looked up to him; at age 84 he was so active, painting rooms, gardening, and taking care of the home and the roof over our heads. Change on the Horizon On October 15, 2020, after days of not feeling well and seeing some changes in his body that he could not hide, my Dad went for a routine physical exam and was immediately sent to the hospital, where he stayed for a week.
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