Articles by Julie Crawshay

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

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

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

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

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

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

Julie Crawshay shares caregiver support services and self-care guidance for Australian families caring for someone with GBM.

Julie Crawshay on finding connection within the Australian glioblastoma community and why no family should feel alone.

Julie Crawshay shares practical, on-the-ground tips for Australian caregivers supporting a loved one through glioblastoma.

Julie Crawshay on why advocacy for brain cancer research matters in Australia and how families can make a difference.

Julie Crawshay on Tour de Cure and why funding cancer research in Australia is vital for Glioblastoma families and the caregivers who support them.

Julie Crawshay explains Carer Payment, Carer Allowance and Centrelink basics for Australian families facing brain cancer, with Sydney and NSW guidance.

Julie Crawshay guides Australian families through NDIS access for younger brain tumour patients, with practical Sydney and NSW planning tips.

Julie Crawshay shares how telehealth helps regional NSW and Australian brain cancer families reach Sydney specialists without long, costly travel.

Julie Crawshay explains respite care options for Australian brain cancer carers, covering NSW services, home support and asking for a break without guilt.

Julie Crawshay points Australian brain cancer carers to mental health support in NSW, from GP care plans to helplines, so no Sydney carer copes alone.