“I was terrified and worried about the impact on the kids at home.”The couple went out on the weekend break in September. “If only we’d known.”Two days after his seizure, Russ’s biopsy results revealed his tumour to be a low-grade (non-cancerous) oligodendroglioma. Eve Kelleher, The Brain Tumour Charity’s head of services, said: “Our hearts go out to Kelly and Russ. "Being diagnosed with a brain tumour can be an extremely traumatic experience and it must have been so difficult to go through this ordeal while away from home. “Being diagnosed with a brain tumour can make someone feel very alone, especially during the pandemic and lockdown.

Source: Daily Mirror May 17, 2021 17:57 UTC