Living with an Inoperable Brain Tumour

Steve Blake was diagnosed with an inoperable meningioma. For 18 months, he battled misdiagnoses before finally hearing the words "You have a brain tumour." The emotional toll of brain surgery and the harsh reality of recovery tested him in ways he never imagined. Brain surgery was just the beginning—he had radiotherapy, and the challenge of rebuilding life followed. Now, Steve is turning his journey into purpose—advocating, fundraising, and sharing his story so no one else has to face this journey alone.

Listen to his powerful story on Aunty M Brain Tumours Talk Show Podcast.

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ABOUT ME:
In 2008, I was diagnosed with an Intraventricular Meningioma (brain tumour) when I was 25. Now, I try to raise awareness and encourage others.

MY STORY - A Brain Tumour’s Travel Tale: Cards On The Table, I Pooed Myself Available on Amazon - http://amzn.eu/dgAxcpA

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