I am a Victoria Mom and a 13 year Brain Cancer Survivor! My passion is to raise BT Awareness
Saanich, British Columbia
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I am almost finished reading one of our Bookclub books and find out one of the characters is ill!
Always surprises me when I see brain cancer in books! Maybe I notice more because I’m a survivor.
@BrainTumourFdn
Hope keeps us grounded, even when the waves of life try to pull us off course. No matter the challenges we face, hope empowers us to keep moving forward with courage and determination.
#MondayMotivation #Hope
No matter how tough the road may seem, hope is always there, reminding us to take one more step, try one more time, and believe in brighter days ahead. Keep going—you are stronger than you think! 💪💛
#MondayMotivation #NeverGiveUp #Hope #Inspiration
Debbie McNeil retweeted
Today is #RareDiseaseDay! A disease is typically considered rare if it affects fewer than 1 in 2,000 people. Many brain tumour types fall into this category.
Whether through advocacy, research, or raising awareness, every action counts. Let’s make rare visible. 💪 Please SHARE!
Yesterday got the news that another friend has died! Now four in December #heartbreaking
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I love that me and my friends still gnome each other ! I was in an outrigger canoe race this afternoon and two friends gnomed me!! #spoiled @BrainTumourFdn
Debbie McNeil retweeted
VicPD is warning the public about recent extortion attempts targeting residents through emails containing the victim's personal info and demands to be paid by Bitcoin. Below is one of the attempts reported to us recently. The fraudsters claim to have access to personal videos and say they will release the information publicly if the victim does not pay.
It can be alarming to receive a message like this, but remember that these claims are fake. Remain calm, be vigilant and report suspicious activity.
Learn how to protect yourself from fraud: vicpd.ca/fraud
Report fraud or extortion attempts: (250)-995-7654 extension 1.
A few years ago, Zeïneb was diagnosed with a non-malignant brain tumour, a meningioma. Although non-malignant, her tumour has significantly impacted her daily life.
➡️ Read Zeïneb's story: ow.ly/6Fss50TWtrs
#IBTAW #EndBrainTumours #BrainTumourAwareness #StoryOfHope
Today is #BrainCancerAwarenessDay in Canada - a day to honour, inspire, advocate, educate, and bring hope.
Every day, 9 people in Canada, children and adults, receive a brain cancer diagnosis. Your support can help change their journey, making it possible to imagine a day where zero individuals receive a brain cancer diagnosis.
Here are 9 WAYS to show your support on Brain Cancer Awareness Day:
1. Invest in Research: Funding is crucial for advancing research that can discover new therapies and improve patient outcomes. Make a Donation braincancercanada.ca/donate/
2. Raise Awareness: Supporting brain cancer initiatives helps shine a light on a disease that often goes unnoticed. Share the post.
3. Inspire Change: Your involvement can raise awareness and promote advocacy for policies supporting brain cancer research. Sign the petition: ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/P…...
4. Join a Movement: Supporting this cause connects you to a network of individuals and organizations committed to making a difference in the lives of brain cancer patients. Join the $9 Challenge -braincancercanada.akaraisin.…
5. Transform Lives: Your support can contribute to research that leads to effective treatments, improving the quality of life for patients. Support brain cancer research.
6. Honour Those Affected: Show solidarity with those fighting brain cancer and honour those we’ve lost. Wear something grey today.
7. Educate Others: Use your platform to educate friends and family about brain cancer, its impact on patients and families and the importance of research. Amplify your voice.
8. Empower Survivors: Encouraging individuals impacted by brain cancer fosters a sense of community and hope. Check-in on someone.
9. Challenge the Status Quo: Together, we can advocate for much-needed funding and resources in the fight against brain cancer. Don’t give up.
Together, we can fight brain cancer with hope and research!
Together, we WILL change outcomes.
#BrainCancerAwarenessDay #PowerOfNine #ninefornine #powerofnine #braincancerawarenessday #braincancerresearch
Today is #BrainCancerAwarenessDay! Did you know that of the 27 people diagnosed with a brain tumour every day in Canada, eight will find out they have brain cancer?
Help us raise awareness! Let's flood the internet with our social media posts! ➡️ HatsForHope.ca.
This is one of our local TOPS Chapters inexpensive supportive environment to help with your weight loss goals
find a meeting 1-800-932-8577 or tops.org
