. Q1- If you could send one message of strength to someone fighting a brain tumor, what would you say and why? Answer: I would say, “You are stronger than you think, and you are not alone in this fight.” I say this because people going through such a difficult illness need hope and emotional support. Even small words of encouragement can give them strength to keep going. Q2- Before today, how much did you know about brain tumors and their impact on patients and families? What surprised you the most? Answer: Before today, I had only a basic understanding that brain tumors are serious and life-threatening. I did not fully realize how deeply they affect not only patients but also their families emotionally, mentally, and financially. What surprised me the most ishow much strength both patients and their families need to cope with such a condition. Q3- What do you think is the most important way we can support brain tumor patients: awareness, emotional support, medical funding, or something else? Why? Answer: I think emotional support is the most important because patients need motivation and positivity to fight the disease. However, awareness and medical funding are also very important because they help in early diagnosis and better treatment. All of these together can make a big difference in a patient’s life.