ExpressAgainGlioblastoma & Brain Tumors
When a brain tumor takes the words, ExpressAgain helps you keep your voice.
A glioblastoma can affect speech and language while the person you love is still fully themselves inside — their thoughts, their memories, their humor, their love. ExpressAgain doesn't treat the tumor. It does something medicine can't: it helps them keep being heard, and keeps the whole family close through every part of it.
Why It Helps
The person is still all there. The words just get interrupted.
When a tumor presses on the language areas of the brain, speaking, writing, and typing can become unreliable even though understanding and memory hold on. ExpressAgain was built for exactly that gap — it lets a person recognize and select the words that are hard to produce on their own, and speaks them out loud. Less exhausting, more dignified, and gentle enough for the hardest days.
What's Inside
To be heard — and to stay close.
ExpressAgain grew out of our own family's aphasia library, so the communication tools are ready today. Around them is everything a family needs to stay together through a diagnosis like this.
Say It Out Loud
When words get stuck, tap or highlight what you mean and the app speaks it clearly.
Questions for Your Team
Ask real questions about scans, treatment, and what comes next — in your own words.
Feelings & Comfort
Say how you feel, ask for what helps, and be understood as a whole person.
The Love Bucket
Family record their voices and messages — kept for her to hear again, any time, forever.
The Family Circle
One private place for photos, updates, and a daily note, so no one feels far away.
Comeback Stories
Real videos of people who have walked this road — because seeing it helps you believe it.
Glioblastoma Awareness Day
Every July, the community stands together.
Glioblastoma Awareness Day is observed on the third Wednesday of July. If your family is facing this, you are not facing it alone — there is a whole community, and there is hope worth holding onto. Our founder's mother, Debbie, had her biopsy the day before Awareness Day this year, and this part of ExpressAgain was built for families walking the same road.
Read the full storyExpressAgain is a communication and connection tool, not a medical device or treatment, and nothing here is medical advice. For diagnosis, treatment, and care decisions, always talk with your medical team.