Julie Crawshay — Australian Brain Cancer Advocate

Sydney-based caregiver advocate sharing Australian brain cancer support and resources.

Australian brain cancer support by Julie Crawshay

Julie Crawshay is a Sydney-based brain cancer caregiver advocate and creator of The Neuro Farmacist. After her husband Nic's Glioblastoma (GBM) diagnosis, she began sharing Australian-focused resources to help families navigate brain cancer here at home — from the health system to local support and the Cure Brain Cancer Foundation. Explore her articles below.

Articles by Julie Crawshay

Julie Crawshay, Sydney advocate, guiding Australian families to brain cancer support

Australian Support

Brain Cancer Support in Australia: A Guide

Julie Crawshay shares a guide to brain cancer support in Australia for families navigating a glioblastoma (GBM) diagnosis.

Julie Crawshay helping Australian families navigate a GBM diagnosis

Navigating Care

Navigating a GBM Diagnosis in the Australian System

Julie Crawshay offers guidance for Australian families navigating a glioblastoma diagnosis within the Australian health system.

Julie Crawshay, Sydney caregiver advocate, sharing NSW brain cancer resources

Sydney & NSW Brain Cancer Support Resources

Julie Crawshay shares brain cancer support resources for families in Sydney and NSW navigating glioblastoma.

Julie Crawshay highlighting Australian brain cancer charities

Australian Support

Australian Brain Cancer Charities Worth Knowing

Julie Crawshay highlights Australian brain cancer charities and organisations that support glioblastoma families.

Julie Crawshay running the TCS Sydney Marathon for the Cure Brain Cancer Foundation

How I Ran the Sydney Marathon for Cure Brain Cancer

Julie Crawshay shares how she ran the 2024 TCS Sydney Marathon for the Cure Brain Cancer Foundation and the GBM AGILE trial.

Julie Crawshay explaining clinical trial access in Australia for GBM families

Navigating Care

Accessing Clinical Trials in Australia for GBM

Julie Crawshay explains how Australian glioblastoma families can explore clinical trials, including adaptive trials like GBM AGILE.

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