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Charlotte - Brain Tumour Diagnosis to Death: 951 days Age 19 18.2.97 - 24.2016 Running a small charity is incredibly hard work, and I’ll be honest, it’s made even harder by the fact that social media isn’t my strong point! I often have to put in twice the effort to navigate it all. Despite the challenges, we are really proud of what we’ve achieved as a small, self-funding charity. We have relatively few photographs of Charlotte, but thanks to her, we do have a deeply moving record of her brain cancer journey through the videos she shared on her YouTube channel. Her voice and her story continue to help us raise awareness. We're determined to reach our £500,000 fundraising target by December 2027. I would rather give ourselves a realistic timeframe and achieve it than set an overly ambitious deadline and risk falling short. If you would like to support a self-funding brain tumour charity, please pop a £ into Charlotte’s BAG. 100% of every donation helps fund vital research at Charlotte’s Lab. King's College Hospital, London Thank you to everyone who continues to support us and help keep Charlotte’s legacy alive. If you’re unable to donate, a RT would be amazing. It would help us spread awareness of another small, self-funding brain tumour charity doing everything it can to make a difference and fund vital research. Every RT helps us reach someone new.  charlottesbag.org/ Some of the comments left on LinkedIn following our presentation at Thursday’s symposium. It means so much to have Charlotte’s story, and the work we do through Charlotte’s BAG, recognised and valued. Your presentation was both moving and inspiring, I have since shared Charlotte’s BAG and her story with my own family and friends. This is a conversation that needs to keep moving and the money needs to keep coming. What you have accomplished with such little resources is truly amazing I am so glad to have been there for your presentation and to understand Charlotte’s story. I have taken away a lot. Thank you so much.   Thank you for taking the time to share Charlotte's story at our symposium. It was a very moving session. Echoing the comments above, I found the video of your Charlotte incredibly moving. It was lovely to see so much of her personality come through. What a legacy she leaves. I would love for us to work with you to help more people hear Charlotte’s story and learn about the wonderful work you do.  Incredible effort as always! Well done Thank you for sharing your time with us today. A hugely moving and memorable session.   I found your session very humbling. Charlotte is an inspiration and you are doing incredible work to improve other people's situations now and in the future. This was such a moving session! Thank you for sharing the brilliant work you do with us today   I was genuinely touched by today’s presentation. Thank you for all that you do and for the difference you make. Your dedication and hard work are truly inspiring.

All ready to speak at the symposium this morning. They have very kindly given us a table to display our merchandise, but I explained that we don't sell merchandise. We prefer for every penny raised to go directly towards brain tumour research. We are so grateful to have Charlotte's YouTube channel, and we will be playing the compilation video during our presentation. It means so much to be able to share a little of Charlotte's story and let people see the young girl behind the charity. We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to speak, raise awareness and help keep Charlotte's legacy alive. charlottesbag.org/

This is not the life I had mapped out for myself It is what it is I have no choice Sink or swim I swim Alex Charlotte's mother The Journal of a Mother Whose Daughter Had a Brain Tumour Diagnosis to Death: 951 days Age 19 18.2.97 - 24.2016 charlottesbag.org/