Orangefrog102

St. Baldrick’s: Year 12 🍀

Tobias’ (my 2nd Brain Tumors name) scar was unearthed for the first time since brain surgery, in July 2023.


Thank you to every single person who donated. Without you, what I do wouldn’t be possible!

Another massive thank you to for donating your time for this amazing cause.

My link will remain open for a couple more months for any additional donations.

It’s insane to think that 7 1/2 or so years later, after my first brain tumor, Trevor: A New Tumor; I’d be getting ready to get another one removed in 10 days.

This photo; parodying ‘American Beauty / American Psycho’ album cover, was meant to capture how I’ve felt since starting this journey over close to a decade ago. How having these brain tumors have influenced apart of who I am, today. For when meeting many, they usually know about my brain tumors before even meeting me. Making the tumors take on a fake personality for themselves.

Tobias: The Tumor Strikes Back out July 13th

St. Baldrick’s: Year 11☘️

Thank you so much to everyone who’s donated so far! You can still donate through the link in bio.


St. Baldrick’s is a nonprofit organization that raises funds to help find a cure for childhood cancer. St. Baldrick’s exists because only 4% of federal funding goes to research in childhood cancer. With the help of St. Baldrick’s, they’re changing that.

MY ST. BALDRICK’S STORY:
In 2012, a friend of mine through Scouting was shaving his head after being affected by St. Baldrick’s as a baby. I and many other of my fellow scout members and families joined him in shaving our heads. In 2015 after my brain tumor removal, St. Baldrick’s took on a new role and meaning. The organization was now, one of hope and a better tomorrow for kids like me. Now in 2023, as I go in for another surgery, I can look back and thank St. Baldrick’s and the the community it has given me.