The Brain Tumour Charity has recently penned an open letter to the health minister regarding the way Brain Tumours are diagnosed and treated. They’ve called for a national strategy to be implemented as it is far too common an occurrence that people are not diagnosed fast enough.
One such person is Polly Robins-Jones, who was diagnosed with eye-sight problems and headaches, before finally being diagnosed with a brain tumour following an MRI.
Polly recently took on The Brain Tumour Charity’s “Twilight Walks” to raise money and awareness of brain tumour treatment and the symptoms of brain tumour’s.
Polly’s just giving page is still available to donate at:
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