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How can we not treat these types of brain tumours earlier to stop them progressing or get a cure? I will always have brain cancer but all I can hope for is that another person will have a better chance of a cure in the future.
Louise was just 33 when she was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Her world turned upside down but, following successful surgery, she found solace in running.
This led her to take part in the 2021 London Marathon as part of Team #BrainResearch. Since then, with the support of family and friends, she has raised more than £25,000 to support vital brain research.
Four years after Louise’s initial surgery, however, a routine scan revealed that the tumour had regrown. Following further surgery and radiotherapy, she is now undergoing chemotherapy to try to keep her tumour stable.
You support will help us accelerate research, to help people like Louise to live better, longer
You can setup a regular donation or make a one-off donation by post. Please download one of the forms from the links below and post to:
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Please be sure to give us your contact details so that we know who the gift is from and details of your fundraising activity, if applicable. Don't forget to include your signed cheque (if that applies).
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Donating and paying in fund raised monies by Bank Transfer is the most cost-effective way to donate. Please email us at info@brainresearchuk.org.uk or call us on +44 (0)20 7404 9982 and we will be delighted to share our bank details and a reference for the transfer.
No matter how big or small, your legacy gift will be most valued and will help ensure we can continue to fund essential research in the future.
Find out more about making a Will and including a gift to Brain Research UK
Thank you for thinking of Brain Research UK at a difficult time.
Gifts in memory are an extremely special and positive way to remember your loved ones. Donating a gift in this way will help to give hope to those affected by neurological conditions, now and in the future.
There are a number of ways we can help you give in memory of a loved one.
Read more about Giving in memory
Please contact us if you would like help or further information as we would be delighted to help in whatever way we can.
Every year we invest millions of pounds in research. This is only possible thanks to supporters like you. Your support means so much to the 11 million people in the UK living with a neurological condition.
