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On Friday 26 June, the Lewis Moody Foundation held its annual clay pigeon shoot at Pennsport Shooting School. Lewis was joined by England rugby union stars Tom Croft and David Flatman, as well as volunteers from the brain tumour community who spoke about their experiences.
Photos courtesy of Allan Stone – @stoneallanstone.
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Fresh from an impressive performance at the Commonwealth Games, the Scottish swimmer Archie Goodburn – who is living with three inoperable brain tumours – made an impassioned plea to new Prime Minister Andy Burnham while live on BBC Breakfast earlier this week. <...
We lost our son Joe to a brain tumour in early January 2020 at just 26 years old.
Joe had a variety of symptoms and despite several visits to his GP and he was only diagnosed when, in desperation, we took him to A&E in later December 2019. Joe was admitted to hospital immediately and underwent emergency surgery but sadly died just 2 weeks later.
...When nine-year-old Oliver travelled from Barnsley to London with his family, he believed he was going to be interviewed by our team about his new fundraising challenge.
Instead, he stepped into the room where the interview was due to take place to dis...
What began as a family’s determination to support research into paediatric low-grade gliomas (pLGGs) following Alexander Bernard-Bell’s diagnosis has grown into an international campaign bringing together fundraising, advocacy and research partnerships across multiple countries.
Known as Syren, Alex was a talented musician whose creativity and passion for music touc...