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Read about the powerful benefits of being outdoors in nature for brain tumour recovery. Have you been on our Walks Beyond Recovery? How have they helped you? thebeyondrecoveryproject.org/2025/02/07/the…

An open letter to the UK Government. Justin Madders UK Prime Minister

Because I Can: Louise’s Story... As we enter the final few days of Brain Tumour Awareness Month, we're sharing Louise’s powerful and inspiring story. Read her full story by following the link. 👇 thebeyondrecoveryproject.org/2025/03/24/bec… #Meningioma #BrainTumourAwareness

As Brain Tumour Awareness Month ends, the journey continues for those affected. Nick’s story shows the hidden struggles—multiple surgeries, a ‘benign’ diagnosis, yet a 12-month wait for mental health support. #BenignIsNotFine Nick’s story: thebeyondrecoveryproject.org/2025/03/29/my-…

What's coming up... Lots of fabulous walks!! #WalkBeyondRecovery

Keir Starmer We'll just leave this here again as we've had zero acknowledgement... #PIP #HiddenDisabilityAwareness #Discrimination

🚴‍♀️ 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 saracrosland.com/what-bike-trai…

In July, Sara is taking on her first big challenge of the year. Please support her if you can. Thank you!

“Benign” sounds harmless. But in the brain, it’s not. Cognitive issues, fatigue, trauma—often life-changing. Yet people are told they’re “fine.” They’re not. Benign ≠ harmless. It means less care, support & funding. Time to change the language—and the outcome. #BenignIsNotFine

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. change.org/p/tax-wealth-d…

As a valued volunteer with The Beyond Recovery Project, Bridget shares how getting outside, connecting with nature, and finding a sense of purpose through leading others has been life-changing. Watch the video, feel inspired, and maybe even take your own first step with us.

Living with a brain tumour diagnosis can feel isolating – but it doesn’t have to. Join us this Easter Sunday for a walk at Draycote Water, Warwickshire with others who understand what you’re going through. Carers/supporters also welcome. Email: [email protected]

Wishing all our wonderful followers a very Happy Easter! Whether you're relaxing, recharging, or eating too much chocolate, we hope today brings a smile. Thanks for being part of our journey — your support means the world to us.🩵 From all of us at The Beyond Recovery Project

"Benign" doesn't reflect the reality faced by many with brain tumours. Calling it that downplays the struggle & delays the support we urgently need. We’re calling for the medical community to stop using misleading terminology. Please sign our petition. change.org/BenignIsNotFine

I've said it before and I'll say it again, #BenignIsNotFine. Please sign and share our petition, and help us create much-needed change. Thank you 🙏🏻 #BrainTumourAwareness

Just because the scar is often hidden, doesn't mean the struggle is over. Brain tumours leave lasting impacts that most people never see. Healing is ongoing — and strength isn't always visible. #BrainTumourAwareness #HiddenStruggles #InvisibleIllness

We have 2 more walks this week - London and Cheshire with more planned in May. Email [email protected] for further information and to register.

Life after a brain tumour can feel isolating, but you’re not alone. At The Beyond Recovery Project, we’re more than support. We’re a community that gets it. We lift each other up, celebrate every win, and move forward together. #BeyondRecovery #NatureTherapy #WalkBeyondRecovery

A throwback to last weekend, when our team of 10, 'Brain Tumours R Us' ran a total of 125 miles in 23hrs 45 mins. 7 of the team live with the impact of a brain tumour diagnosis and still suffer side effects. This is what recovery can look like... facebook.com/share/r/1Ex9Xe…