Support & Information Resources

Just email or phone for Patient Information sheets sent by post or as email attachments

  1. The Meningioma Fact Sheet - Understand more about meningioma tumours & treatment options (available in Polish)

  2. Questions Guide - Pick & Choose the Qs to ask your doctors

  3. Craniotomy Post - Operative Notes

  4. Spinal Meningioma Patient Information

  5. Radiotherapy - Up to date information on RT/IGRT

  6. Recovery Notes - Practical Information for a better recovery

  7. Coping With Fatigue

  8. Relationships, Responsibilities, and Power of Attorney

Epilepsy Benefits    Free prescriptions

  • If you have epilepsy and take anti-epileptic drugs (AEDs), you are entitled to receive ALL your prescriptions (not just those for AEDs) free of charge.To claim your free prescriptions you will need to get an exemption certificate by asking your doctor for form FP92A (England), HC11B (Northern Ireland, EC92 (Scotland) or FP92W (Wales).If you do not yet have an exemption certificate, you can claim a refund of your prescription charges within three months of paying. You must ask for a receipt on form FP57 (England), PS7 (Northern Ireland), EC57 (Scotland) or WP57 (Wales).at the time you pay for the prescription — you can't get one later. The form will tell you how to claim a refund.     For further information about prescription charges, contact the NHS Prescription Helpline 0845 850 1166

    • NEW link to RCGP (Royal College of General Practioners) article giving detailed & useful advice/information: http://rcgp-innovait.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/1/2/126
    • Meningioma Phone Friends  - small group telecon calls available or talk One-To-One with another patient or carer -  take your pick!

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