re: Anyone have experience w Glioblastoma? Personal or professional?

I lost my aunt to glioblastoma about 5 years ago. It was brutal. She noticed weird cognitive issues first, kind she would be driving somewhere and completely forget where she was going. She'd miss exits on the interstate by 2-3 exits before realizing it, just turn turn around and miss it again. Those kinds of things prompted her to go to the Dr. where they eventually found the cancer. It was deep in her brain and basically no surgery was possible. I believe they found it at stage 3 and it continued to grow through chemo and radiation so eventually they just put her on hospice, the whole process was about 12 months.