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Back to the factory after a few lovely days with family in the sunshine. We're making Bold Beanies hats, head wraps and scarves today. Rose pink and taupe plains and also trialing Graffiti Greetings Scarves and Wraps. A double sided Headscarf or Wrap for chemotherapy patients with one side navy and the other plain white to add your greetings, wishes and mantras to using a set of fabric pens (comes as a set). Can be worn either side up. Already available as a Bold Beanie set and very popular for a thoughtful, fun gift from classmates, families or work colleagues....

Bold Beanies has a wide range of comfortable men's skull hats specifically designed for style, design, comfort and ease. 

Constructed using the finest soft thin breathable stretchy cotton material to fit snugly onto a man's bald head. Wear on their own to cover up from chemo hair loss or as a sweat wicking, breathable and temperature controlling barrier layer under ally types of hats, helmets and hard hats. 

Designed to give a man confidence to get on with their day and comfortable protection during the night for a peaceful sleep. 

Choose from a vast range of plain colours. All our plain cancer hats can be customised. Personalise your chemo cap with a slogan, name or image of your choice. Just tell us what you want and we'll do the rest!

Liberty Cancer Hats for Men using the iconic brand quality fabrics for a superior skullie to suit males of all ages, including teens. PICC line covers also available. Can be sent as a Men's Cancer Gift. 

Veteran BBC Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen has said he has been diagnosed with bowel cancer.

The former BBC Breakfast host said he was undergoing chemotherapy after noticing "funny pains in my legs and in my back" whilst in Iraq last May.

Screening for bowel cancer in England is to start taking place aged 50, Public Health England said Last Year. April is bowel cancer awareness month and Bowen revealed his diagnosis to raise awareness of the disease.

Doctors initially believed the veteran journalist's pain was due to scarring from previous surgery, he told BBC Breakfast, the show which he presented alongside Sophie Raworth between 2000 and 2002.

"I had no symptoms - none of the classic bowel cancer symptoms. Nothing at all. But I thought I should get a test", he said.

He said he received a positive result and had a colonoscopy - a camera inserted into the colon to look for signs of cancer.

"It's not nearly as bad as it sounds - they give you lots of drugs," he said.

Surgeons found a tumour, which they removed, and he was currently having chemotherapy, he said.

A great interview by Lorriane with singer John Newman this morning about living with a brain tumour and raising awareness for Brain Cancer and asking us all join in with the 'Wear a Hat campaign' tomorrow #BrainTumourAwarenessMonth

I encourage everyone to listen to his humble encouraging and inspiring words, I was really impressed, especially as everyone can relate to his words at some point in their lives.

"A smooth sea never created a skilled sailor"

I've listed the signs of Brain Tumours in adults below and you can find out on the signs of brain tumours in babies, children and teens and about being HeadSmart here:

https://www.headsmart.org.uk/

John Newman has topped the charts many times, but the singer reveals that despite his success, the pressure to produce hit songs made him fall out of love with music. His wife has been a driving force for him, encouraging him to enjoy the music and release the 'bangers' like his new single Feelings. He's also living with a brain tumour and is fronting the Wear A Hat Campaign to raise awareness of the symptoms of brain tumours.

The Brain Tumour Charity

Watch the entire interview with John on ITV's Lorraine show here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=powRZtZ5xo0

The signs and symptoms of a brain tumour vary greatly and depend on the brain tumour's size, location and rate of growth.

Are you looking for cancer headwear in Ireland? Bold Beanies are made in the UK with fast easy postage to Ireland.

With a wide range of stylish headwear for women, men and kids of all ages suffering from cancer and alopecia hair loss you're bound to find the hat, scarf, head wrap or PICC cover sleeve you're looking for. 

A wide collection of plain hats which can be customised with any slogan, name or image you want and sent fast to Ireland. Why not have the Irish flag put onto a hat in support for a sports game? or show support for your favourite Ie team in your favourite colours. 

Silky soft, breathable headwear made using quality cotton stretchy material to fit snuggly, easily and comfortably on the head. Breathable and temperature controlling and available in standard and extra large for adults and two sizes for children with hair loss.

Free UK Postage for all orders over £40 and Free shipping to the rest of Ireland on all orders over £55