A young mum diagnosed with a brain tumour last year is running a marathon distance during May to raise money for more research into finding a cure.
Jenny Harding, who lives in Stevenage, had a seizure and was diagnosed with a brain tumour after an MRI scan in August.
The 33-year-old underwent an awake 13-hour craniotomy in October and is now being monitored with three-monthly scans.
She struggles with amplified hearing, stunted emotions and memory problems, and is having speech, language and physical therapy, but remains positive about her recovery.
The mum-of-two said: “Being told I had a brain tumour turned my world upside down, but I am determined to get better."
Jenny is taking part in Brain Tumour Research's Jog 26.2 Miles in May Challenge.
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