Father-of-four, Andy Hampton, 54, has embarked on a courageous journey to climb a 1,085-meter peak in Wales despite battling a deadly glioblastoma (GBM) brain tumor. Initially experiencing paranoia and bizarre symptoms, Andy's diagnosis has not deterred him from raising money and awareness for Brain Tumour Research. Defying the Odds Andy's story began with a brain tumor that made him convinced his wife was having an affair. His distant behavior and forgetfulness were later linked to the tumor, but after surgery and treatment, his wife, Gemma, witnessed a significant improvement in his well-being. A Mountain to Climb Despite challenges like impaired eyesight and hearing due to the tumor, Andy, an experienced hiker and marathon runner, is determined to tackle the mountain to fight for a world free from the suffering caused by brain tumors. A Journey of Hope This climb marks Andy's third effort to support Brain Tumour Research, shedding light on the underfunded research and brutal treatments brain cancer patients endure. Gemma highlighted the lack of awareness around brain tumors, emphasizing the importance of raising funds for research. Inspiring Others Louise Aubrey from Brain Tumour Research praised Andy's determination as an inspiration in the fight against GBM. She highlighted the critical research being funded to improve treatments and find a cure. Andy's journey symbolizes hope, resilience, and the unwavering spirit to make a difference in the face of adversity.