Real Life Brain Tumour Stories

• ASTROCYTOMA
• ACOUSTIC NEUROMA
• COLLOID CYST
• CRANIOPHARYNGIOMA
• DIPG
• EPENDYMOMA
• GBM
• GLIOMA
• HEMANGIOBLASTOMA
• MENINGIOMA
• OLIGODENDROGLIOMA
• PINEAL CYSTIC
• PITUITARY

Brain Tumour Recovery Journal

Although there are many journals and to-do lists available in shops, there is not a journal dedicated to people who are struggling post-surgery.

You may have been diagnosed yesterday or 20 years ago? There is no end date to needing encouragement post-treatment and strategy building. That is what this Brain Tumour Recovery Journal is here for. Somewhere to write down your thoughts and feelings which is a recognised mindfulness exercise to relieve stress and anxiety.

Use this Brain Tumour Recovery Journal to help build positive thoughts and proactive reminders.

Brain Tumour Recovery Journal

You may not be who you were before your symptoms appeared but there is no reason why you can’t be the new you and enjoy the new you:

• Essential information they don’t tell you at the beginning because you simply don’t know what to ask.
• A beautiful, simple to use book incorporating mindfulness, daily gratitude as well as the everyday survival skills required to navigate life after the operation or leading up to the op.
• This handbag-sized book is full of helpful checklists, daily reminders for medication, diary entries to help yourself survive each day to make every day count, even on the toughest of days.

Things You Will Find In The Book

• Important Things To Remember Daily
• Ideas To Look Into On Your Brain Tumour Journey
• Monthly Plan
• Weekly Planner
• Daily Checklist

Brain Tumour Recovery Journal

You may not be who you were before your symptoms appeared but there is no reason why you can’t be the new you and enjoy the new you:

• Essential information they don’t tell you at the beginning because you simply don’t know what to ask.
• A beautiful, simple to use book incorporating mindfulness, daily gratitude as well as the everyday survival skills required to navigate life after the operation or leading up to the op.
• This handbag-sized book is full of helpful checklists, daily reminders for medication, diary entries to help yourself survive each day to make every day count, even on the toughest of days.

The Brain Tumour Recovery Journal is here to give helpful prompts and suggestions to encourage you while on your brain tumour journey

I have been writing in diaries, journals and to-do lists since I was eight years old. Since my Brain Surgery, I have needed them more than ever. They are one of my strategies to get by. They help me remember the past but also help me in the future.

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