Celebrating You: (And the Beautiful Person You Are)

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I would be delighted to help you celebrate you or your loved one: your uniqueness, your individuality, your story, your love. Whether you are looking to celebrate the life of a special person and who they were; planning to get married and want to celebrate who you are as a couple; already married but have decided to mark a special anniversary or milestone by renewing your vows and want to celebrate who you are; recently had a baby or adopted a child and wish to celebrate who they will be, LOOK NO FURTHER because I am the Celebrant of Life, Love & Laughter! Children can understand the importance of being proud of their uniqueness and supporting the uniqueness of others by: Unfortunately, whilst planning our wedding, we also had to plan my dad’s funeral. We felt that Paula was the perfect person to do his life celebration. Paula had never met my dad, but so many people said what a beautiful service it was and that it was as if she’d been a friend of the family for a long time. We also had some laughs along the way, exactly what dad would have wanted. Paula did him, and us as a family, very proud. Wake up a bit earlier or go to bed a bit later so you can have some extra time in the day just for you. Drink a cup of coffee by yourself, read a magazine or cuddle up on the couch and watch your favorite TV show. 6. Give yourself a social media shout out

Find a gorgeous photo of a place you dream of going to and make it your wallpaper on your computer or smartphone. Start working on a plan to go there. 9. Listen up Their can-do attitude has been inspirational and their enthusiasm for all we do has been nothing short of extraordinary. Photo credit: Nigel R GlasgowIf you are constantly doing and not being, you will miss out on all the beautiful moments in life. Oftentimes, we take life too seriously and we become so attached to the final outcome that we forget to enjoy the journey. It’s great to be ambitious; however the key is to develop a mindset that allows you to pursue big things in life, without sacrificing the small things that make life worth living. Everybody who’s shortlisted for an award will receive a trip to the Celebrating You Awards ceremony in London (along with a plus one/two) for celebratory drinks and a private viewing of our Time art exhibition. Grace Latter, who won the Influencer of the Year Award in 2018, said: “ Celebrating You is a wonderful way to give the amazing people involved with The Charity a truly deserved proper celebration. It’s a treat!” Take a moment every day, stop what you are doing, celebrate, and savour the moment. Life is not a race. When you learn to find joy in the journey, the destination feels all the more worthwhile. When is the last time that you stopped to ‘smell the roses’, so to speak? It Reminds Us To Be Grateful

Paula has been an absolute pleasure to work with and has become a good friend to us. She’s organised, friendly, has a great sense of fun and humour and we would highly recommend her to anyone looking for a celebrant for a wedding or funeral. His most significant recent contributions are a liquid biopsy test that can be used to diagnose brain tumours (Nature Medicine), which may help patients avoid high-risk brain surgery; and the first ever pan-molecular characterisation of intracranial meningiomas (Nature). Both these findings have highly significant and long-lasting implications. A true voice for change, Andy has volunteered in three roles over the past two years, continuously using his lived experience of a brain tumour diagnosis to support others and accelerate She has advocated for our counselling service and has also been part of the eHNA (Holistic Needs Assessment) workshops, with the aim of allowing healthcare professionals and patients to achieve better personalised support, faster. Photo credit: Nigel R Glasgow Influencer of the Year First we announced the winner of the award for outstanding healthcare team – Kings Neuro-oncology team.

Many of us have taken the time out to express our gratitude to others, but very few of us have really invested the energy in focusing on what we are grateful for in ourselves. Write a list or a letter highlighting all of the things about you that you’re grateful for. For example: the ability to juggle work and family, or that you have found a way to live within your means. Or maybe you are grateful that you’ve been eating and living in a healthier way since January. Unfortunately, Farshad was unable to join us on the night but we’ve sent his award across the Atlantic to Toronto. Volunteer of the Year

In this role, she touched the hearts and minds of so many, reaching out to offer comfort and hope to people going through a similar diagnosis. Oliver Highway, who’s living with a glioblastoma and won the Volunteer of the Year Award in 2020, said: “ It was such an inspiring night and, like us, I’m sure everyone went home with a sense of both what has been achieved and the inspiration to continue supporting The Charity in the best way they can.”Whatever the occasion, I truly believe that it is an honour to be given the opportunity to help people to celebrate, during their most emotional and memorable life events, in the way that is right for them.