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Ben Mellor reports for BBC News from Nottingham, detailing the inspirational journey of Stephen Lewis and his partner Shayne Goss. The couple, hailing from Newark, Nottinghamshire, are set to partake in the World Naked Bike Ride in London on 14 June. Motivated by Mr. Lewis’s battle with a brain tumour, they aim to raise funds for the mental health charity, Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM).
Mr. Lewis, a 38-year-old train driver, faced a daunting diagnosis of a cholesterol granuloma nestled between his brain and eye socket. Despite the successful removal of the non-cancerous tumour, the aftermath left him mentally drained. He recalled the uncertainty of his condition, with initial fears from doctors that the tumour may have been cancerous, prompting discussions about writing his will in case of the worst outcome.
The recovery journey was taxing for Mr. Lewis, who found solace in the unwavering support of his partner and loved ones. He highlighted the importance of mental health awareness, particularly in industries like railways that may have a traditionally male-centric culture. Their decision to participate in the World Naked Bike Ride was a bold move to spark conversations and challenge stigmas surrounding mental health.
Departing from Regents Park, the pair is set to traverse London’s bustling streets on their bikes, aiming to shed light on the significance of open discussions about mental health. By sharing his story and embarking on this daring adventure, Mr. Lewis hopes to inspire others to confront their struggles and prioritize their well-being
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