Are you or a loved one affected by a brain tumour? Do you have questions about treatments and care? Ask the experts!

[Shannon_TBTC]

Dr Matt Williams and his team at Imperial College have the answers.

This is your opportunity to ask questions on topics related to brain tumour treatments and care and have them answered by expert medical professionals specialising in this disease.

Coming up next week: Radiotherapy

Tuesday 15 September 1.00pm - 2.00pm

In this session, Matt and the team will be answering your questions on radiotherapy. So, whether you want to know more about what to expect when going through treatment or have questions on side-effects and post-radiotherapy recovery, join us for our virtual Q&A and get the information you need, direct from the experts.

If you’re not already a user of BRIAN, you’ll need to create an account before the sessions to be able to join.

For more information and to book a space, please visit thebraintumourcharity.org/l...

[billylad]

I had my AN operation in 2009 and I had to have yearly check up MRI scans after that.In2015 the scan showed the AN was growing back and they decided on a course of radiotherapy-8 visits. The radiotherapy visits lasted about 15 minutes each and were quite relaxing-not clostrophobic like the MRI scans.So nothing to worry about-just the travel and the weather- Good luck. Anything else I can help with ,don't hesitate to get in touch BILLYLAD