Help Us Raise Funds for Brain Tumor Research

Help Us Raise Funds for Brain Tumor Research

The Bornstein Family is uniting with others to make a difference in the fight against brain tumors. We are passionate about this cause, so we are taking action.

In July 2020, Ira was diagnosed with glioblastoma. To learn more about our journey visit– https://sandrabornstein.com/for-glio/.

We are extremely grateful that Ira has been able to maintain his quality of life. To celebrate Ira’s August birthday, our family gathered in Summit County, Colorado to enjoy the outdoors.

Due to the inherent nature of glioblastoma, we realize that Ira’s situation can change and that most glioblastoma patients are not as fortunate. Glioblastoma is an extremely aggressive cancer. According to the latest statistics, most people pass away within 12-18 months of their diagnosis.

In addition to a plethora of lifestyle choices, Ira lives by the daily motto—Keep Moving; No Regrets.

We need your help in this fight.

National Brain Tumor Society will not rest until a cure exists – but more needs to be done. Please join in our family’s effort!

We welcome people residing in the metro Denver area to join us at Sloan Lake for the NBTS walk on September 17 and would greatly appreciate donations from others.

​We thank you in advance for your support.

About Sandra Bornstein

Sandy Bornstein lived as an expat in India. Her award-winning memoir, May This Be the Best Year of Your Life, highlights what she learned as the only American teacher at an international Bangalore school. After living abroad, Sandy continues to explore the world and write about her travels. You can follow Sandy's adventures at www.sandrabornstein.com.

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