Following a seizure in 2024, Charles underwent brain surgery and treatment for a rare tumour. He is still living with its effects and ongoing monitoring. In September 2026, he completed the Worcester City Runs 10K to raise money for Brain…
ReadFacing brain cancer and moving forward Life for Kash changed very quickly, following many months of unresolved symptoms and a gut feeling that something wasn’t right. In talking about his own experience, he wants to help increase awareness of symptoms…
ReadSupport for the whole family after a brain tumour diagnosis When Jane was diagnosed with a brain tumour in March 2025, her world changed in an instant. She had felt well, apart from symptoms she thought could be linked to…
ReadAfter being diagnosed with a high grade brain tumour, Elaine faced treatment, family worries and major life changes. With support from Brain Tumour Support, she found space to talk, adapt and keep moving forward.
ReadRobert’s story: finding hope again on the waves From childhood, Robert’s passion was surfing. As a competitive rower too, he had always been fit, active and happiest when he was outdoors and on the water. Then, in March 2025, everything…
ReadLike a lot of our regular givers, Shirley has a very personal reason for supporting our charity. In 2003 doctors discovered her son Michael had a rare pineal germinoma germ cell tumour. He was just 12 years old. Life changed…
ReadElena was diagnosed with a brain tumour at nineteen, just as she was about to start university. She shares how that moment changed her life, the long-term impact of her diagnosis and why ongoing support continues to matter.
Read“When I was first diagnosed, I wasn’t offered any counselling or guidance. It was overwhelming and lonely. And when I learned my tumour was growing again, I faced a whole new set of emotional challenges — not just for me, but for Ruby too.”
ReadWe often see the supportive and therapeutic role that dogs can play in helping people through the most difficult of times. Their sensitivity, loyalty and ability to live in the moment make them the most special companions. They can also…
ReadHannah Cargill’s life was touched more than most by brain tumours. After sadly losing her mum to a brain tumour in 2024, Hannah herself also received a devastating diagnosis, and tragically she passed away in March 2026. Hannah’s zest for…
ReadTwelve years on from his original brain tumour diagnosis, Darren is keen to look for ways to support and encourage others on a similar journey. We’re grateful to him for sharing his story and insights he has gained through his…
ReadIn 2017, Chris’s life was changed by a brain tumour diagnosis, and in the time since he has faced recurrences and ongoing challenges. He regularly attends our monthly Men’s Support Group and finds it helpful to talk about his experiences…
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