She was diagnosed after visiting optician when squint returned
A Scots teenager who can't feel the top to her head after undergoing surgery says her 'constantly growing' brain tumour is 'getting in the way of her dream job'.
The student who is currently studying childhood practice at Edinburgh College, said: “Since my diagnosis, scans show my tumour has been constantly growing and I’m really concerned because I may need to have surgery again. Molly said: “I instantly thought of cancer and it really scared me. I had an operation which went well but since then, I haven’t been able to feel the top of my head because of damage to a nerve ending, it’s really weird.
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