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Man Who Couldn’t Walk After Brain Tumor Surgery Chasing Pickleball Dream
- Nicholas Wade, a 27-year-old pickleball player from Idaho, had a seizure in his sleep and was hospitalized in June 2025.
- The following day, doctors successfully completed a four-hour surgery to excise a benign brain tumor that had likely been present since birth.
- A biopsy confirmed the tumour was a rare benign glioneuronal type, and Nicholas spent a month relearning basic skills like walking, showering, and feeding himself.
- Nicholas stated that he showed no signs of illness prior to the seizure and mentioned feeling healthier than ever while preparing for a tournament that week.
- Having returned to the court, Nicholas is determined to reach the top rank in pickleball while working to challenge and change the stigma surrounding brain tumours.
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Man who couldn’t walk after brain surgery chasing pickleball dream
He spent one month relearning how to walk, shower, and feed himself again.
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This month’s Peachtree City council meeting began with Josh Bonner’s presentation of some state-wide legislative items, many of which focused on budgeting. Notable items included $150,000 for Bloom Closet in Fayette County, an organization that provides necessary supplies to children in foster care, as well as a total of one billion dollars being returned to Georgia taxpayers. In other statewide legislative news, cell phones are to be banned f…
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