A keen runner with a clean bill of health was diagnosed with a devastating terminal brain tumour after collapsing and waking up bruised all over. Jason Mollring, 52, has a typical prognosis of 12 to 18 months to live after last year being diagnosed with glioblastoma – an incurable form of brain cancer. His ordeal came out of the blue on a "normal day" last April when he suffered a sudden seizure, blacked out and woke up in bed at his home in Greenwich, London, with bruises on his body "as if