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Wales Online
Wales Online
William Montgomery & Naomi Corrigan

Support worker was diagnosed with deadly brain tumour after cluster headaches and nausea

The family of a young support worker with a brain tumour is hoping to send him for pioneering treatment abroad. Relatives of Oliver Cooper-Grace, 23, say he has exhausted all options on the NHS and must go overseas for more treatment.

Oliver's tumour continues to grow but he was told further surgery is not an option. Treatment is available in Germany but mum Sharon, 51, says they need help to get there.

"This treatment is very expensive and requires regular travel to Germany," she said. "It is a huge amount of money for one family to fund. We are relying on the kindness and generosity of others to help Oliver fight this cancer.”

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