I’m excited (but a little anxious!) about participating in the Tour de Cure (TdC) signature cycling event in Tasmania in March. I’m thrilled that my son Matt, brother Mark and brother-in-law Charlie are all going to participate too, to support this amazing organisation. We are all cycling for four days for approx 150km each day. TdC are an amazingly committed group of people that have done incredible work over the past 20 years to make a real difference for many cancers and many patients, by raising support for cancer research, treatment and support, as well as advocating and educating. The team of people that work together to pull this off through TdC is incredibly committed. My initial involvement with TdC was through my research team working together and performing research to improve understanding of cancers and ultimately outcomes. Before I developed cancer myself, I participated in TdC cycling events to teach people more about cancer & help raise funds for research. However, more recently I have participated as a brain cancer patient as well as a cancer researcher. Importantly cancer research continues stronger than ever and resulted in big impacts! Please consider donating to this important event to continue to push forward. To donate to this event under the name of the Team Scolyer Fundraising page, please click on the link. #cancer #patients #love #family #glioblastoma #braincancer @tourdecure_aus @SydneyLHD @NthSydHealth @COBLH @Sydney_Uni