14 June 2022 |
News
Brain Tumour Support has launched a new Facebook support group specifically for people who are supporting someone with a brain tumour – family, friends and carers.
The Brain Tumour Support Forum, which is a private Facebook Group for anyone affected in any way by a brain tumour diagnosis, has always proved an extremely popular and hugely valuable source of friendly, 24/7, peer-to-peer support. However, sometimes the particular challenges and emotions faced by loved ones and those in a caring role can be helped through a separate space, to connect and talk openly with others in a similar situation. So the new Brain Tumour Support Family and Friends Group provides just that – a private group to offer friendship and support if you are a spouse or partner, family member, friend or carer of someone with a brain tumour. You are welcome to join at any point in your journey – we are here to help at any stage.
Anyone wishing to connect with this new group can do so via this link and by answering the membership questions.
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