A Brain Tumour Survivors guide to life. Gary, Marty and Me.

Stuart C Hannah
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A podcast about positivity for the large number of people diagnosed with brain tumours every year. It sounds a grim subject but not every tumour diagnosis ends in tragedy (sadly still too many do) and I wanted to offer some positivity to anyone’s newly diagnosed and maybe inspire them to stay positive. I want to share my story and how I found ways to fight my way through this huge challenge with humour and optimism. I try to be explain the hospital & surgery experienceI. Sharing information on resources available to 'Brain Tumour Warriors', support groups and charities that can help you.

  1. 08/04/2025

    Episode 17 - Getting Fit For My Operation

    In this episode I look at how I improved my fitness in recent years and how this helped speed up my recovery from my brain surgery.

    9 min

  2. 02/04/2025

    Episode 16 - Stewie Know Thyself

    In this episode I look back on my concerns about my craniotomy causing personality changes, what did happen to me and how things are going now two years later.

    5 min

  3. 09/18/2024

    Episode 15 - Buried With Ham

    Being male, it should come as no surprise that brain tumours were not my first near death experience, doing dumb shit was. In this episode I look at how having a near death experience changes your outlook on life and what things are really important to you. This podcast is in aid of The Brain Tumour Charity, if you can help with a donation please go to www.justgiving/funraising/stuart-hannah Thanks Stu x

    13 min

  4. 09/10/2024

    Episode 14 - A Fear of Flying

    In this episode I discuss how I used the same method that I employed to get over my fear of flying to overcome the fear of my brain tumours. I hope you find it helpful whether you have a brain tumour or are just afraid of flying. My Justgiving page in aid of The Brain Tumour Charity: https://justgiving.com/fundraising/stuart-hannah

    16 min

  5. 07/06/2024

    Episode 13 - Coping with a Cancelled Operation

    In this episode I discuss how I dealt with multiple cancellations of my operations and how they affected us. Maybe sharing my experience can help if it happens to you. Cancelled operations are now very common in the UK.

    4 min

  6. 05/23/2024

    Episode 12 - Operation Day

    In this episode I talk about my Meningioma operation and share my experience in the hope that it might take some of the mystery and fear of the unknown away for anyone facing their own operation day.

    12 min

  7. 10/21/2023

    Episode 11 - It's Time to Talk About God

    In this episode I talk about my past faith, how I lost it and how I turned to faith in medical science to get me through my brain surgery. This podcast is in aid of the great work done by the Brain Tumour Charity, if you can help with a donation please visit http://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/stuart-hannah Thanks Stu x

    11 min

  8. 08/21/2023

    Episode 10 - My Craniotomy Diary Pt.6 - How my diagnosis affected our daughters

    In my podcast I have so far only focused on events from my perspective but when our daughter Charlotte visited the UK from New Zealand I took the chance to interview her and our other daughter Rebecca on the rare occasion that I had them both together. We chat about the impact of my diagnosis on them and how our quiet steady lives were totally disrupted by a brain tumour diagnosis. I found it very moving to hear what they felt and went through. If you would like to support the Brain Tumour Charity (which this podcasts is in aid of) to find a cure for this horrid disease please visit www.justgiving.com/fundraising/stuart-hannah. Thanks Stu x

    17 min
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A podcast about positivity for the large number of people diagnosed with brain tumours every year. It sounds a grim subject but not every tumour diagnosis ends in tragedy (sadly still too many do) and I wanted to offer some positivity to anyone’s newly diagnosed and maybe inspire them to stay positive. I want to share my story and how I found ways to fight my way through this huge challenge with humour and optimism. I try to be explain the hospital & surgery experienceI. Sharing information on resources available to 'Brain Tumour Warriors', support groups and charities that can help you.

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