Brain Tumour Recovery Journal
Brain Tumour Recovery Journal I have been writing in diaries, journals and to-do lists since I was eight years old. Since my Brain Surgery, I have…
21 Best Christmas Gifts For Post Surgery Patients
What on earth do you buy a person who has just had brain surgery or treatment around the Christmas period? I absolutely love when Christmas…
Claire Bullimore Interviews Brain Tumour Support
Who is Brain Tumour Support? Brain Tumour Support is uniquely dedicated to providing support for anyone affected by any type of brain tumour, at any…
Things I’ve Learnt From My Brain Tumour Experience
It has been 10 years since I was diagnosed with a 10cm Intraventricular Meningioma and since I had brain surgery. Here are the things I’ve…
Claire Bullimore Interviews Brainstrust
Who is Brainstrust? Brainstrust is a charity that helps people living with a brain tumour. They know that when you hear the words “you have…
Interview with Regina Kozielec Straw: I was diagnosed with a 9cm Meningioma
Regina Kozielec Straw had symptoms of left side weakness, severe tinnitus, anxiety and depression. Her doctors kept suggesting it was hormone-related but, they couldn’t have…
Interview with Charlotte Light: I was diagnosed with an Inoperable Pineal Cystic Tumour
Charlotte Light mum of two was diagnosed in June 2017 with a pineal cystic tumour. Charlotte was having unmanageable migraines and was starting to lose…
11 Top Ways To Keep Busy When Stuck At Home
Having no purpose to get up except to eat and take medication can leave you too much time to worry about your situation and your…
Interview with Marie Garnett: I had a Meningioma, Hydrocephalus and a Chiari Malformation
Marie Garnett was diagnosed with a Meningioma six weeks after giving birth to her daughter. Marie had been having headaches for seven years prior to…
Interview with Anna Gray: My Myoclonic Seizures Turns out to be from a Craniopharyngioma
In 2013 Anna Gray was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Anna had been experiencing myoclonic jerks, a type of seizure which was caused by a…
Interview with Helen Patterson: I Am Still Coming To Terms With My Ophthalmoplegia
Helen Patterson was diagnosed with a sphenoid wing meningioma. After a successful craniotomy to remove the brain tumour, however, she was sadly left with Ophthalmoplegia. …
Interview With Cassandra Bennett: My Diffuse Astrocytoma Motivates Me In Helping Others Impacted By Cancer
Interview with Cassandra Bennett: Mother-of-two from Australia, was diagnosed with a Diffuse Astrocytoma Grade 2 in 2018. Cassandra had gone to her doctor about an…
