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From reduced income to the often-unseen costs of daily life with a life-limiting illness, the financial impact of brain tumour diagnosis quickly adds up. Financial support from the government – including Personal Independence Payment (PIP) – is therefore vital for many families in the brain tumour community.
That’s why we’ve united with 12 other leading cancer char...
Vera Barrett, who’s now in her early 80s, says she “wouldn’t be without” her volunteering work because it gives her week structure.
She heard about The Brain Tumour Charity after her husband, Reg, was diagnosed with glioblastoma brain tumour. He had a seizure in January 2005 followed by two lots of surgery, six weeks of radiotherapy and one che...
Despite record-breaking temperatures over the May bank holiday weekend, 27-year-old Jasper and his fellow walkers crossed the Thames Path Walk challenge’s finishing line at the Thames Barrier at 2.30pm, having walked 18km from London Bridge that day.
It took him three weeks to complete the 185-mile route, as he wanted to break...
The challenge’s tally means Sarah needs to maintain at least 7km each day in May, in between family life and demands. She’s running to support The Charity and for her beloved husband Chris, who was diagnosed with an astrocytoma brain tumour in March 2023, after suffering a seizure while working away in Holland.
Since then, Chris has end...
When someone is diagnosed with a brain tumour, they may be overwhelmed by the need to understand a new language. This article aims to provide a shortcut to brain tumour terminology so that patients, care givers, colleagues, employers, journalists, policymakers – all of us, in fact – can better understand what is being discussed, and why the ...