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Gemma Ryder & Tim Hanlon

Dad, 34, given incurable brain tumour diagnosis after routine Specsavers eye test

A dad has told how he went for a routine eye test at Specsavers which revealed that he had an incurable brain tumour.

Stewart Bryson, from Inverness, was immediately referred to Raigmore Hospital by his GP when an appointment at Specsavers in October 2014 revealed a problem with his right eye, reported the Daily Record.

The 34-year-old said: "I had to cover one eye and then press a button each time I saw a dot on the screen. My left eye was fine, but I couldn’t see any dots with my right eye.”

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