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The Brain Tumour Charity

Let's Talk About Brain Tumours

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Let's Talk About Brain Tumours

The Brain Tumour Charity

Let's Talk About Brain Tumours

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Let's Talk About Brain Tumours

The Brain Tumour Charity

Let's Talk About Brain Tumours

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In this episode we meet Gavin Burden and Louise Worthington who have both been diagnosed with brain tumours, Gavin has been living with his brain tumour for 28 years after he was diagnosed at 21. Gavin and Louise have been friends for years so
In this episode, Chandos talks to Beth Ryall, about the support available at the charity for people who are experiencing difficulties with their mental health following a brain tumour diagnosis.You can find out more about the support available
In this episode, we talk to Anya Jones and Kaz Melvin about their experiences of rehabilitation.  Anya was diagnosed with a brain tumour and needed extensive rehabilitation after her diagnosis and treatment whilst Kaz has both personal and prof
In this episode, Chandos talks to one of our Future Leaders Dr Angel Alvarez-Prado. Angel is a highly accomplished researcher at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland where he is currently working on the innovative perspective of simultaneo
In this episode, we talk to Alex, Katie and Martin.  At 20 Alex was diagnosed with a rare paediatric brain tumour DLGNT with limited treatment options his mum Katie did her own research into how best to help Alex, finding help and support inter
In this episode, we talk to Liam Young about his recovery from his brain tumour.  Liam tried the traditional route of counselling but found this wasn't for him but he found his perfect form of therapy through a personal trainer.Liam talks about
In this episode we talk to Bethan and Gbenga Adelekan who's son Ravi was diagnosed with a brain tumour when he was just 6 years old.  Despite this Ravi, now 8 has not let this stop him from using his experience to help others and also to contin
In this episode Anna and Chandos talk to Ben Rimmer, a research assistant at Newcastle University and the work they are doing on the quality of life of people diagnosed with low grade glioma's.  The Ways Ahead research project aims to understan
In this episode Will Garrett talks about the death of his dad when he was just 11 and how this has shaped his life.  Will is now a Neuro Oncology Clinical Nurse Specialist, a career that was shaped by his experieces as a child where he now work
In this episode Chandos talk with two of our Children and Families and Young Adults Workers Amy Watts and Jessie Poole  about the support that is available to families who have children under 18.  Some of the things mentioned in this episode in
(Trigger Warning)  In this episode - Benj talks about the impact of his daughter Ivy's diagnosis and coming to terms with the changes this has brought to both Ivy and their lives as a family.  He talks about the impact on mental health and the
In May this year, we hosted not only our first in-person Young Adult event since Covid but our first ever Masquerade Ball.  Anna and Chandos, explain why events like this are so crucial to young people whose lives have been affected by a brain
(Trigger Warning)  In this episode - Benj talks us through every parent's worst nightmare, from the moment he and his wife Sarah were told their 4 year old daughter Ivy had a mass in her brain to where they are now as a family 18 months later. 
 If you are a parent who has recieved a brain tumour diagnosis, telling your children can be one of the hardest things to do.  In this episidode we talk to Simone Baldwin, the author of the book 'Mummy has a lump' which she wrote after recievin
In this episode Anna talks to Dave Bolton, founder of Ahead of the Game Foundation which aims to provide much needed rehabilitation services to cancer patients.Dave talks about what led him to creating Ahead of the Game and what services they p
In this episode, we talk to Imelda and Rebecca who both experienced headaches caused by their brain tumours. They share how these were often dismissed by GPs and not taken seriously despite also having a range of other symptoms which were all i
In this episode we talk to Phoebe Day our Gifts and Partnerships Manager at the charity.  She explains what family led partnerships are, the different types and why they are so important to the charity.  Family led partnerships are so much more
In this episode, we talk to Sarah and Patrick about their experience taking the chemotherapy drug PCV.  They explain what taking this chemotherapy regime is like, what side effects they experienced, dietary restrictions, hair loss, and more.You
In this episode, we talk to Hannah Waldron about the TIME Art Exhibition .The exhibition will feature photographs, illustrations, paintings, scans and sculptures submitted by the community to help tell the stories of those affected by a brain t
In this episode we talk to Elizabeth and Julia the hosts of the podcast 'On a good day'  about their experiences of caring for their partners who both live with the impacts of brain injury.  Elizabeth's husband Paull had a stroke when he was ju
In this episode, Chandos talks to Denise one of our benefits advisers.  Through talking to our community we know the financial impact of a brain tumour diagnosis can be huge and cause a great deal of stress and anxiety so we partnered with Citi
In this episode we talk to e people, Jess, Reece and Kate about the impact seizures have on their lives, from being the first sign there was something wrong to the day to day challenges of managing their seizures.  We talk about the different t
In this episode, Neil Munn and Donald Innes talk about their time as Involvement Champions for the charity.  They share what being an Involvement Champion means, not just in terms of their role and what they have done as Involvement Champions b
We know that Christmas can be a difficult time for people who are caring for a loved one with a diagnosis, whether this is your first Christmas since the diagnosis or you are worried this may be your last. We also know that for some of you this
In this episode, we talk about some of the challenges of having a brain tumour over the festive season.  For some of you, this might be your first Christmas since receiving your diagnosis and have mixed feelings about the impending festivities.
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