Siobhan is also taking part in a fundraiser to honour her mum's memory
Siobhan Cunning lost her mum Christine in 2019 at the age of 60, just two years after her diagnosis which left her experiencing delusions and falling and breaking her wrist.
"Thankfully, Mum was alive when I got accepted from the university. I was so proud, and she was too.” Siobhan and her eight-year-old son Sebastian want to honour Christine's memory and raise funds for more research into brain tumours by taking part in the 100 Squats or Star Jumps a Day in November Challenge.
"Brain tumours should have the same importance as other cancers and more needs to be done to find a cure.
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