Acoustic Neuroma Association
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Cumming, GA 30041

By sharing your story, you bring people together through shared experiences. Since the AN journey is so unique, this is an incredibly important kind of support. Family or close friends may not fully understand the emotional complexities related to your diagnosis. But, when you tell your story to others in the AN community, they understand. They can relate. They can empathize. They can say, “I’ve been there”.

Even patients with a strong support system sometimes feel alone. A story that resembles theirs provides comfort and community. That’s why it’s essential to speak up. Every AN story is important and your story could be invaluable to someone. Your story has power - it helps raise awareness and encourages others. 

Are you ready to make a difference and share your story? Start with our Storytelling Toolkit. This resource makes it easy to compose your thoughts and get ideas with practical tips and suggestions so you can communicate your unique story and experience. Contact us for more information.

We look forward to reading and sharing your story in our newsletter and on our website and social media platforms.

  • Daria in New York
  • Linda, Dr. Isaacson and Betsy at the Dallas Support Group Meeting
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