The content is a personal account of undergoing radiotherapy for brain tumor treatment. The aim is to share insights and practical advice, emphasising the importance of accepting the treatment, coping with the mask fitting, and maintaining a positive mindset during sessions. Common side effects like fatigue, hair loss, and nausea are also discussed.
Chapter 2: The battle begins
"Your tumour has changed. There's a small area now showing some potentially higher grade changes. Watching & waiting isn't an option anymore, we're going to do a biopsy and then blast it with radiotherapy and round off with chemotherapy" 🤯 Take that as a birthday present 🎁
A tribute to my inspirational brain tumour warriors 🙏🏾
So as we come to the end of March 2023 and the end of brain tumour awareness month, I just wanted to pay tribute to some of the amazing people I’ve met or been inspired by on this brain tumour journey.
Year no. 3
“Be the reason why people believe in pure hearts, good vibes and kind souls”
Mental Health let’s chat
One breath at a time, one step at a time… There is help available, there are people you can talk to, medication you can take but step 1 starts with recognising your own challenges for what they are… what mental health needs is more unashamed conversation, so let’s get chatting.
BBC Operation Ouch Award Winners
My whole philosophy since this tumour turned up has been about looking for the positives, not accepting my fate in a negative way but fighting for all the beautiful things I have in my life… and this situation just perfectly brought all of that together.
Bridging the gap
I hate admitting that I can be weak, I hate admitting my weaknesses, I hate asking for help. There we go, I said it!
Finding peace in my pain
This is a short blog post with a simple message - YOU’RE ENOUGH...
1 year on…
Celebrate life - don't take anything for granted and live in the moment.
World Mental Health Day 2020: Dare to Dream…
Dare to Dream I dare to keep living I dare to keep singing I dare to say I'm already healed I dare to say my story is just being revealed I dare to say I'm stronger than before I dare to say my illness is no more I dare to be a testimony I dare to be God's glory I dare to be a symbol of hope I dare to help others cope I dare to never stop fighting I dare to never stop shining I dare to keep being better I dare to never be a quitter I dare to walk both my girls down the aisle I dare to hold my first & last grandchild I dare to always keep believing I dare to always keep dreaming