15 years is a long time.  That's how long ago my mom was diagnosed with a glioblastoma brain tumor.  She fought a valiant fight for 18 months, but in the end, the brain tumor was too much.  

I'm Clint Murphy, and my mom, Pamela Arnold, lost her fight to a brain tumor on March 2, 2010.  In the years after her death, I got involved with the National Brain Tumor Society for a while as an advocate, volunteer, and fundraiser, traveling in the fall each year to Boston to participate in a 5k to raise awareness and money in the fight against brain tumors.

Now, The National Brain Tumor Society is bringing one of their signature events to Georgia and I'm putting together a "posse" of mine and my mom's friends and family to raise money and awareness in the fight against brain tumors.  

I hope you will join me. I'd love to have you on the team, either virtually or in Atlanta on June 3 to walk with me.  If that's not possible, then donate to my efforts.  

I'm convinced that better outcomes from brain cancer are just a moonshot away.  In our lifetime, advancements will be made that save the life of someone you know and love.  I won't stop till we see that day.  

The National Brain Tumor Society will not rest until a cure exists - but more needs to be done. Please join in my effort!

​Clint Murphy