Tina’s story
I popped into Mum and Dad’s for a cuppa on my way home from work and noticed that Mum didn’t seem herself. She seemed unsteady on her feet, a little vague, lost for words and referring to me as “egg”….
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Our monthly schedule of online support sessions offers the opportunity for patients, family members, friends and carers to connect, gain support and information, and share experiences via Zoom.
Zoom was new to me but I decided to give it a go. It’s a simple link to follow and once you’ve opened up the audio and gallery, you can see everyone and chat in a relaxed way. I recommend it to anyone who needs to be encouraged. Phil
You can join these regular, live online meet-ups via your computer, laptop, tablet or mobile phone.
Please email us or call 01454 422 701 to tell us which session you’re interested in and to secure your place.
Our online sessions are facilitated by a trained Support Professional so there is always someone on hand to help.
The virtual meetings help me to feel less isolated and lonely. It’s lovely seeing everyone from the support group and chatting to people who understand.
And remember you don’t have to switch your camera on if you’d prefer not to. You will be given the option to use your camera before joining the meeting.
We facilitate private groups on Facebook, which provide a space where people can talk directly to each other and share experiences and information, enabling peer to peer support 24/7.
We have our main Brain Tumour Support Forum which is open to anyone affected by a brain tumour diagnosis whether as a patient or a loved one, and we also provide a separate group exclusively for family and friends.
Click below to find out more and the links to join.
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I popped into Mum and Dad’s for a cuppa on my way home from work and noticed that Mum didn’t seem herself. She seemed unsteady on her feet, a little vague, lost for words and referring to me as “egg”….
Read Tina’s storyOur monthly schedule of online support sessions offers the opportunity for patients, family members, friends and carers to connect, gain support and information, and share experience via Zoom.
The groups are open to anyone affected by any type or grade of brain tumour, whether as a patient, family member, friend or carer.
These regular face-to-face regional support groups provide a safe space for anyone affected by a brain tumour diagnosis to connect with others.
Find out moreOur men’s support group is led by our dedicated Support Professional, Gavin. Created specifically for men affected by a brain tumour, this group offers a supportive space where you can connect with others who truly understand what you’re going through.
Find out moreOur Midlands Online Support Group is open to anyone in the Midlands affected by any type or grade of brain tumour, offering a safe and understanding space to talk, listen, and connect with others who truly understand the challenges you’re…
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