A woman who dismissed "constant headaches" for five years was diagnosed with a rare incurable brain tumour - after having a seizure in a petrol station.
Jade McMaster, 32, suffered with the headaches before she collapsed and had a seizure and was rushed to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow, Scotland, in an ambulance.
After two days of scans, doctors told her she had a brain abnormality and was diagnosed with secondary epilepsy - a form of epilepsy caused by an underlying brain condition.
