Sheryl Crow Has a Non-Cancerous Brain Tumor: What Does That Mean
for Her Health?  If you're a Sheryl Crow fan (and who isn't?!),
you know that she triumphed over breast cancer. Now, the Grammy-
winning singer-songwriter and mother of two says she has a "non-
cancerous growth" in her brain. Should we be worried?   In an
interview with The Las Vegas Review-Journal, Crow, 50, says she
went to see a doctor last November. "I worried about my memory
so much that I went and got an MRI. And I found out I have a
brain tumor."  Since that interview, she posted an update to her
Facebook page: "Hey everyone -- please don't worry about my
'brain tumor,' it's a non-cancerous growth. I know some folks
can have problems with this kind of thing, but I want to assure
everyone I'm OK."  Christine Wolff, Crow's rep, tells The
Associated Press that the tumor is a meningioma. Meningiomas
are the most common of all brain tumors, Deepa Subramaniam, M.D,
a medical oncologist who specializes in the treatment of brain
tumors at the Georg