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Before my spinal cord tumour surgery, sleep was something I rarely thought about. I could generally go to bed, sleep through the

If you have any thoughts or want to know more about anything relating to dealing with or living after a spinal cord

Living with or after surgery for a spinal cord tumour often means your energy and walking ability can change from day to

A message for anyone recently diagnosed with an intramedullary or extramedullary spinal cord tumour If you are reading this, it is likely

As the year gently folds itself away and the festive season arrives, we want to pause and speak directly to you, our

Sensory changes are one of the most common – and often most confusing – effects of a spinal cord tumour. Because the

People living with the effects of a spinal cord tumour may notice that cold weather affects their body differently now. Changes caused

Processing Emotions After a Spinal Cord Tumour Living with the effects of a spinal cord tumour can be as much an emotional

For many of us who have had a spinal cord tumour, fatigue is one of the most stubborn and invisible challenges we

Nerve or neuropathic pain can be commonly associated with a spinal cord tumour, both before and after treatment. This sensation may feel

Not everyone has surgery for their spinal cord tumour. As each case is very much individual and how it is subsequently treated.