I feel for you - its not an easy decision for either of you.
Assuming the pathology is right, the higher the grade the more justified the agressive treatment.
He has his age in his favour, but it rare to talk of brain cancer going into remission - sorry to say.
The size suggests it has been around for quite a long time, hence low grade indicated for the second.
If he has few symptoms, given the size and number of tumours he is extremely lucky.
You have possibly as much information as you going to get - now comes courage mixed with hope :). Unfortunately, no one can make that decision for you.
I have promised myself that no matter what happens now, I won't be making decisions based on fear or anger.
All the best with your decision!
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