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Story summary
- Destiny Amos underwent surgery to remove a benign meningioma on August 24.
- A CT scan had shown a roughly 3 cm tumor in her posterior fossa pressing on the cerebellum.
- Surgeons noted the tumor was partially calcified, suggesting it had existed for years.
- A biopsy three weeks later confirmed the tumor was noncancerous.
- Recovery remains slow, with memory lapses, nerve pain, tinnitus and headaches.
