The Beyond Recovery Project brings together brain tumour survivors, creating a ‘safe’ space and sense of community where they can move forward, beyond recovery.
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If someone is unconscious and not breathing normally, call 999 and start CPR straight away.
When you call 999 for an ambulance, you should be given basic life-saving instructions over the phone, including advice about CPR.
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I've launched this petition calling for wealth taxes, not disability support cuts.
Over 40,000 have already signed.
I'll present this in Parliament ahead of any vote on these cuts - as part of our campaign to get MPs to vote down these cuts.
Sign here.
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🚴♀️ Week One on the King Alfred's Way Prep 🚴♂️
Well, we've not even reached the end of it yet, but my first week has been full of challenges, new learnings, and some serious determination. It’s all coming together... slowly...
Check out my full blog post
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We'll just leave this here again as we've had zero acknowledgement...
#PIP #HiddenDisabilityAwareness #Discrimination
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Tomorrow, I’m joining Hayley on Salford City Radio to chat about my adventures, challenges, and the gender-specific hurdles I’ve faced. I’ll also share my work with The Beyond Recovery Project and highlight Brain Tumour Awareness Month.
Listen here: salfordcityradio.org/listen.…
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👊 to all who struggle to take a foot off the floor, beit to get dressed or undressed, daily challenge @BeyondRecoveryP – at Bradford, England
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Yesterday, I was back @SalfordCRadio to talk about @beyondrecoveryp Toubkal Challenge, what we do, what's coming up for me & more.
Also joined by Kathryn, who talked about her diagnosis & how taking part in our activities has helped her. Listen here ⤵️
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I really do think that walking on sand should be prescribed as vestibular rehab therapy.
Unfortunately it isn't.
Fortunately, next year's @BeyondRecoveryP challenge will be in the Sahara. 👣
#BrainTumourRecovery #VestibularDisorders #AcousticNeuroma #VestibularSchwannoma
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Who will you pass the ice cream to? This Bank Holiday, we're (rum and) raisin’ funds for research and support into brain tumours. Help us make a difference by donating today: bit.ly/46ZxAx9
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We have two online support groups for you this week. On Tuesday, a group for men to connect with others affected by a #braintumour diagnosis. On Thursday, a group for family and friends who are supporting a loved one with a high grade brain tumour.
Call 01454 422701 for info.
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Yesterday's training was a reccie of next walk I'll be leading for @BeyondRecoveryP on the Wirral Way next Thursday.
If you live with a brain tumour diagnosis, or care for someone who does, why not come along?
Msg for more info!
The route is looking lush!
#MovementIsMedicine
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@BeyondRecoveryP 👍 – at Bradford, England
#Nature is not just a place to visit, it's a prescription for vitality, a balm for the soul, and a reminder that we are but a small part of something much bigger and more important. Will you have your dose of nature today? #health #naturalhealth
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This is just part of what my role as an outdoor ed instructor involves... Noise.
My #braintumour diagnosis closed the door on many career choices.
Right now I am struggling massively with #fatigue. I work freelance, so no work, no pay.
This is the reality of surviving.
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We need to change the narrative. Many patients are left with long term deficits that go unrecognised or are misunderstood as their disease is branded “benign”. We’d certainly see more vocational & possibly financial support if the impact was better described & awareness improved
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“Benign” is sometimes used to describe brain tumours which are low grade. But the term can be misleading. Although these tumours grow more slowly than high grade tumours, they can still be serious and have a huge impact on a persons quality of life.
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Tomorrow at 6pm, I'll be speaking to Ian Rothwell at Salford City Radio about my story, @BeyondRecoveryP and our forthcoming trip to the High Atlas Mountains, where an incredibly inspiring team of brain tumour survivors will be conquering Jebel Toubkal! 🎙️🎧🎶
