Brain tumor survivor finds hope in new bachelor pad
February 7, 2018
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as posted by the channelThanks to a housing development meant to empower people with special needs, Matt has gone from lonely and bored to enjoying his new bachelor pad.
WEST MELBOURNE, FL - At 33, Matthew Strobel wants the same things most guys his age want: a job, a home, independence, friends, a relationship.
He's a little on the shy side, but he's also a hard worker with a sly sense of humor.
Early in his adult life, those things seemed elusive.
When Matt was in first or second grade — he can't remember which — he was diagnosed with a brain tumor.
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