BBC's Glenn Campbell Shares Personal Journey with Brain Tumour
The Scottish journalist documents his battle with a rare brain tumour in a new documentary.
- Glenn Campbell, BBC Scotland's political editor, discovered his brain tumour following a bicycle accident in 2023.
- He was diagnosed with an oligodendroglioma, a rare type of brain tumour that responds better to treatment than more aggressive forms.
- Campbell underwent surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy, leading to a stable condition as of his latest medical check-up.
- His documentary, 'My Brain Tumour and Me,' provides insights into living with a brain tumour and aims to raise awareness and funding for research.
- Despite his diagnosis, Campbell continues to work and engage in outdoor activities, highlighting the importance of family, friends, and making memories.