Officially Lisa Connell’s Post

Living with a brain tumour is more than just a series of medical appointments. It’s the constant challenge of managing the little things that others might not see. For me, it’s the struggle of holding things, like when I’m cooking or trying to pick something up. My right side was affected by a stroke during a debulking surgery, so these tasks can feel like an uphill battle every day. I constantly drop dishes when washing up because they slip from my hands, but it’s something I keep to myself. I also struggle with memory. No matter how many reminders I set, I forget that they’ve even gone off. It’s frustrating, and sometimes, it feels like I’m fighting my own mind. On top of this, I deal with anxiety, partly because of my hemi-facial spasms. Not only are they painful, but they’re incredibly noticeable, which adds another layer of stress to my daily life. These experiences shape who I am and how I navigate the world, and I want to share them with you in the hope of spreading understanding and raising awareness. What’s something you face that others might not know about? Let’s open up the conversation and create more awareness together. #LifeWithPurpose #BrainTumourJourney #HelpLisa2HelpOthers #BrainTumourAwareness #BrainTumourSymptoms

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