115 months Who knew a single date could become a wound etched in2 the calendar a reminder of love and loss every 24th 4 C 4 those before C & 4 those heartbreakingly who will come after If you’re able 2 donate 2 a charity where 100% of donation goes directly 2 research we’d be so grateful.

It’s been so touching to hear from so many of my former bereaved students after the news of being one of the Pride of Britain finalists. Sadly, there are already new students needing bereavement support. I bought these small gifts just to remind them they’re not alone.

No words. www.itv.com/news/meridia...

Will no later today if I made it to the final. My thanks to @matthew-wright.bsky.social & @ellygriffiths.bsky.social for all their support. www.itv.com/news/meridia...

I’m honoured that I’ve been nominated & shortlisted 4 Pride of Britain Fundraiser of the Year 2025 Miles @ellygriffiths.bsky.social & I will b on meridian news this Thursday regional winner will b announced on Fri 19th Sept & they’ll go on to London for the televised Awards ceremony in October.

Charlotte’s Brain Tumour Journey 10 years ago today 9.9.2015 18.2.1997 – 24.2.2015 From diagnosis to death: 951 days www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgZz...

Brain cancer Charlotte 18.2.1997 – 24.2.2015 Diagnosis to death: 951 days charlottesbag.com

It’s lovely to see Charlotte’s BAG included in the Annual Report & Accounts 2024/2025. A reminder of the impact a small, self-funded charity can make raising vital funds for brain tumour research, while keeping Charlotte’s legacy alive.

Honestly, I don’t know why, but I’m really struggling with your loss lately. It’s 114 months today since you died. People often ask if child loss gets easier with time. The answer is simple: no, it doesn’t. You just learn to carry the weight. Missing you always, Charlotte. Mummy x

3 yrs ago 2day we said goodbye 2 C beloved cat Nala She was always by C side especially toward the end of C journey offering comfort in a way only pets can Nala lived to 18 yrs 7 months 7 days Gone but never forgotten just like she will always b part of our story www.facebook.com/catsprotecti...

10 Yrs ago 2day C appeared on The Wright Stuff with @matthew-wright.bsky.social 6 months later C died from her brain tumour charlottesbag.com

“I feel like a 10 year old dressing up in high heels with a hairbrush as a microphone. Plenty of shoes and nowhere to go.” Charlotte August 2015 This is the cruellest part of young people facing a cancer diagnosis nowhere to go, few friends, and little to look forward to. charlottesbag.com

Miles & I went 2 London 2 join CBAG team 4 a meal It was special 2 spend time with 3 cons neurosurgeons 1 cons clinical scientist & 1 cons neuropathologist  all sharing insights on the continued research in CLab & brain tumours in gen came away feeling both grateful & hopeful 4 work being done

TY Lloyds Bank 4 targeting small charities like us whose turnover is under £250,000 a year Your profits are through the roof so WHY are you doing this? I have the CEO’s email address, so I’ll be sending him a message directly. Please RT TY

Walking done 4 this yr! Wonder where we’ll b wearing these next yr Back 2 school in just 3 wks going 2 b an incredibly busy term Alongside school life I’ll be working hard raising awareness/ funds 4 brain tumour research. @ellygriffiths.bsky.social & @matthew-wright.bsky.social fancy next yr?

We’ve been kindly donated a signed Brighton & Hove Albion football shirt to raise funds for the charity Unfortunately, I’m no football expert. Does anyone know whose signatures these are? All proceeds will go to brain cancer research at Charlotte’s Lab, King’s College Hospital.

Massive TY 2 @ellygriffiths.bsky.social for taking part in The Downs walk & @matthew-wright.bsky.social 4 joining us on the Jurassic walk A few more pics & map of the 14 hr walk yesterday following the coastline 1st pic look 2 the right & u can see the steps we climbed Still not 2 late 2 donate!

We did it! Miles and I are totally exhausted. It was incredibly hard. Will do a more informative tweet tomorrow when I get home. Thank you for all your support xx

We’ve done it £5000 raised 100% going straight to research in Charlotte’s Lab helping to advance brain tumour treatments thank you all so so much x

Anyone out there only £21 to reach our target 😊 gofund.me/3af66d4e

Good morning leaving at 5.00 am last day can’t believe it! 😊

Day 5 done weather better having to carry additional ruck sacks because we are staying overnight now only £186 short of our target All costs incurred in this walk r paid personally Last day tomorrow yay only 50k alarm set 4.15 am leaving 5 am Thank you for all your support gofund.me/3af66d4e

Day 5 always good to start with a climb and breakfast 😊

Day 4 done This was the hardest day so far No shade & in places not that well sign posted so ended up walking on the road for the last few km Walking on shingle is particularly demanding as we found out! Tomorrow walk from Abbotsbury 2 Osmington Mills Fri last day & 50 km. gofund.me/3af66d4e

Day four Seatown to Abbotsbury. First cliff climb of the day! @matthew-wright.bsky.social look at what you’re missing! x

Seaton to Seatown with @matthew-wright.bsky.social one of the patrons of the charity 😊

Today was incredibly tough with some really hard cliffs to climb up but we did it! Felt a little closer to Charlotte being so high ❤️ if you can donate that would be amazing trying to get to £5k www.gofundme.com/f/50km-12-hr...

A gentle climb!

Started yesterday Exmouth to Sidmouth. Long drive from Brighton previous day taking 4 1/2 hours. Today we walk from Sidmouth to Seaton.

@matthew-wright.bsky.social your t-shirt is packed along with a complimentary pen! See you Tuesday for a nice long walk! If anyone can donate 2 a self funding brain tumour charity we would be so grateful. Like to get to £5k www.gofundme.com/f/50km-12-hr...

Looking forward 2 finally meeting & walking with @matthew-wright.bsky.social from Seaton 2 Seatown 22km a week 2day We would love to get 2 £5k so if u could donate or share would b very much appreciated TY www.gofundme.com/f/50km-12-hr...

18.2.97 - 24.2.2016 Diagnosis to death 951 days 10 years ago tonight we had no idea that the first few glioblastoma cells had started multiplying. It would take just 210 days to take Charlotte's life. .

Not sure why, but I found myself on Charlotte’s favourite website last night Louis Vuitton And then I came across this. Maybe… in another world.

While I’ll be walking in Charlotte’s memory I shall also be thinking of an old friend recently diagnosed with glioblastoma. He isn’t going to get better. More research is desperately needed to reverse such tragic outcomes. Please give a £1 or £2 if you can, a RT also appreciated x thank you x

www.gofundme.com/f/50km-12-hr... 2 wks 2day we start on Tues 4th walk with @matthew-wright.bsky.social 4 the day All expenses petrol 2 nights' accommodation r paid 4 personally NO charity money is ever used for any expense 100% of your donation goes to research please donate or share TY so much x

The walk was incredibly hot and long but we did it! Raised £3200 :) Lovely walking with @ellygriffiths.bsky.social next walk with @matthew-wright.bsky.social

I just handed over all the paperwork 4 June 2 our pro bono accountant & I’m so pleased to share that we raised £8,179.08 last month This brings our total to date to £326,775.68 for Charlotte’s BAG our self-funded charity supporting brain tumour research at Charlotte’s Lab King’s College Hosp London.

Brain cancer 18.2.97 - 24.2.16

10 years ago today, we were blissfully unaware that the grade 3 Anaplastic Astrocytoma in Charlotte’s brain was silently mutating into a deadly, terminal glioblastoma. From her MRI on 29th July 2015 showing a “small area of enhancement,” Charlotte would have just 209 days left to live.

Today marks: 112 months 3405 days 81720 hours Without you

BBC Breakfast Scheduled to run today at around 6:20am and 8:30am Charlotte, your impact lives on in every person you touched, every life you changed, and every moment we keep your memory alive.

Tune in to BBC Breakfast tomorrow morning to find out how the legacy of a former patient, Charlotte Eades, is helping to advance care and treatment for brain tumour patients thanks to a lab here at King’s. Find out more charlottesbag.com

Glad we never deleted your YouTube channel. You certainly left your footprint on this world.

2day I meet with my local MP. 2 talk about Charlotte her bravery, her YouTube legacy & harsh reality of brain cancer. C received standard NHS treatment unchanged since 1999. I’ll ask why is funding still so low/what will be done to change that? 18.2.97 - 24.2.16 Diagnosis 2 death 951 days

Every Sunday should b you placing flowers on my final resting place not the other way round U were on 19 when you died U never stood a chance 951 days from diagnosis 2 death Then you were gone 4ever Brain cancer terminal grade 4 glioblastoma 18.2.97 -24.2.16 charlottesbag.com please donate if u can

I will only stop raising awareness for Charlotte and for brain cancer when I take my last breath. Until then, I will keep speaking, sharing, and fighting. charlottesbag.com

Just to say thank you so much for the donations this month. They totalled £1177.68. We are so incredibly grateful for all the hard work that goes on to raise money for our charity.