Overview

• Abi Bradley, 31, first developed sudden double vision after a 2019 long-haul flight to Boston and initially blamed cabin pressure.
• A CT scan in the US found nothing, but an MRI in the UK two weeks later revealed a golf ball‑sized grade 3 glioma.
• Doctors said the tumour was inoperable and had spread down her spine, described as contained within the spinal area.
• She underwent five rounds of chemotherapy and six months of radiotherapy, lost her hair, and by 2020 the tumour had shrunk to a grape size with gradual mobility recovery.
• Bradley now works part-time, has three‑monthly scans, donates a third of profits from her venture The Cancer Card to Brain Tumour Research, and is hosting a wellness‑day fundraiser.