Supporting Neurosciences and Neurology in Sheffield
Raven Wild, from Wybourn, has raised an incredible £420 after her Nan, Barbara Lazenby (61) was treated for a brain aneurysm five years ago. Raven planned the chop years before, growing it to the exact length so she could donate it to the Little Princess Trust, while raising funds for Neurocare at the same time. [...]
Neurocare's appeal to buy specialist fans to enhance patient comfort has coincided with one of the hottest summers on record. We have already funded more than 70 Dyson Air Multiplyer fans, and now are appealing for donations to buy more for the neurology wards at the city’s Royal Hallamshire Hospital. We are appealing for more [...]
A brain surgery patient has working behind the scenes at a charity golf day, to thank sponsors who raised thousands of pounds to help fund a revolutionary robot which has meant she now lives her life seizure free. Charlotte Loxley, aged 24, from S10, volunteered at the IFM Insurance’s sponsored Neurocare golf day after years [...]
A brain tumour survivor joined hundreds of grateful patients, family and friends at an event to raise thousands for Neurocare Charity at its biggest annual fundraiser. Mum Holly Crosby, aged 32, from North Anston was amongst the crowds at Rother Valley Country Park for Head Start- a 5k and 10k running event to raise funds for the [...]
A father of two who suffered a devastating brain injury is aiming to walk sixty-four miles in less than two days to raise funds for Sheffield brain charity Neurocare. Michael Norris, aged 31, from Glen Parva fractured his skull due to a fall more than ten years ago, resulting in trauma to his brain which [...]
A brave Sheffield mum who suffered a near fatal haemorrhage is forming a team of runners and walkers to raise awareness of city brain charity Neurocare. Helen Foster, aged 51 from Hackenthorpe, has been left with life changing epilepsy after suffering a subarachnoid haemorrhage in 2015. But despite facing more than 100 epileptic fits last year, [...]
But a part of me shines By Terri Bowden SAH Survivor The noise in my head It all gets too loud It's not just brain fog More like thunderstorm with permanent cloud Who knew one day I'd wake forever ill A silent red bubble Intended to kill I relive it each day The moment was [...]
Loved ones of a brave Sheffield man with an inoperable brain tumour will don union jacks and royal regalia when they take on a flagship fundraising race. It will be the seventh year in a row that family and friends of Chris Gregory have taken part in Neurocare's Head Start, a 5k and 10k race [...]
People shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, I realise this now more than ever. On the outside I look completely fine, but on the inside it’s a completely different story. In April 2013, at the age of 22, I suffered a brain haemorrhage which has totally turned my life upside down. I was in the [...]
