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Thanks to the generosity donors and the determination of volunteers across Canada, thousands of brain tumour patients have found hope and support since 1982. Below are just a few of things accomplished since Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada begin in 1982.
Watch for your copy of the BrainStorm Newsletter in mid-March (and this space) for a more complete list of 30 Things Learned in 30 Years.
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It was August of 1985 when Shelley Fitak first began to learn about brain tumours. It was then that her first husband, Bob Thierman, was diagnosed with a brain tumour. At the time, little was known about brain tumours. In addition, there was very little support or information available across Canada ...
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