brain cancer

While vacationing in Thailand in 2023, Connor Mulholland from the UK began feeling ill and it got worse day by day. He eventually flew back home, spent 11 days in hospital and finally got an MRI scan which showed he had a Medulloblastoma — an aggressive form of brain cancer. He underwent a 9 hour operation followed by targeted proton beam therapy. He refused chemotherapy after his mother, Tammy, researched cannabis oil. Since that time he has had 6 clear scans with no evidence of disease.

Jason Berger of Ohio was only 34 years old when he was diagnosed in 2004 with an extremely rare form of brain cancer: Central Nervous System Lymphoma, which is fast growing and deadly. Over the last two decades he has undergone recurrences 5 times, had surgery and undergone a stem cell transplant. After two decades of treatments and setbacks, a few weeks before our interview he had a scan that showed “no evidence of disease.” In this interview, Jason opens up about the ups and downs of his incredible journey.

When he was diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer in 2004, former police officer Jason Berger of Cleveland, Ohio was told he only had two years to live. He has had numerous treatments over the years, with his cancer returning on a number of occasions, but he attributes his longevity to cannabis and has become a vocal advocate for its use. This September marks the 19th year of his survival. This is a truly remarkable story from a man who never quits.