Real stories from people affected by mixed neuronal-glial brain tumours.
Here you can read and listen to personal experiences of symptoms, diagnosis, brain surgery, treatment, monitoring, recovery and life after a mixed neuronal-glial tumour diagnosis.
Mixed neuronal-glial tumours are a group of rare brain tumours made up of both nerve cells and supporting glial cells. Different tumour types can fall within this wider group, and their behaviour, location and treatment can vary considerably from person to person.
Because these tumours are uncommon, receiving a diagnosis can sometimes feel especially isolating. These stories are shared to help others understand what living with a rare mixed neuronal-glial tumour can involve and to help people affected by these diagnoses feel less alone.
Browse the stories below and hear directly from people affected by mixed neuronal-glial tumours.
