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"We need to keep talking about glioblastomas." Georgie's story

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Shock diagnosis Georgie Maynard, 46, from Oxfordshire, leader of a market research firm, was at home with her three children when a migraine caused her to black out in May last year. Georgie’s husband was in Australia with the two older sons, whilst she had just got back from taking the younger ones to their usual Saturday morning activities. “Twenty minutes later I regained my consciousness to slowly discover my room no longer just had my 13 y…

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