Pregnant woman, 25, claims declining vision was dismissed by doctors as 'migraines' until she went BLIND - in fact she had a brain tumour

A Cheshire woman who suffered debilitating headaches that left her bedbound and blind in one eye claims she was told by doctors her symptoms were simply 'bad migraines'. Ms Bradbury began to experience migraines and eye 'flickering' in December last year and visited her GP, who told her she was suffering hemiplegic migraines, which typically cause vision changes. Tia Bradbury started to experience migraines and eye 'flickering' in December last year, but claims doctors dismissed her symptoms as hemiplegic migraines In April 2024, the mother-of-two was 'shocked' to wake up completely blind in her left eye and quickly booked an appointment at Specsavers that day thinking she needed glasses In April 2024, Ms Bradbury was horrified to wake up and find she was completely blind in her left eye. Yet, even after going blind in her left eye, Ms Bradbury claims she had to 'push' for an MRI scan as doctors were still 'adamant' she was suffering hemiplegic migraines. Ms Bradbury admitted that she 'struggled' with her appearance after the surgery, as half her head was shaved off and she had a 'huge' scar across her head Now the mum says that she has no migraines, no pain and a different outlook on how short and precious life is 'My little girl was more affected by it after the surgery because she spent a lot of time with grandparents.