Three weeks until our next webinar: Navigating the Twists and Turns of Survivorship - School and Work Considerations for Youth and Young Adults on Tuesday, September 21 at 1:00 – 2:15 pm EST.
Featuring Stephanie's story of hope 💪.
Register now!
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"We know that the club's donations are being used towards cutting-edge research at McMaster to help create a bright future for people with brain cancer." @SABCRCanada is a student club that established a student Award! Learn more: https://t.co/VylN56oFaU
It's #WorldKindnessDay and we cannot help but think of Becca, who urged the world to be kind as part of her #braintumour bucket list. Random Acts of Kindness are still being done because #BeccaToldMeTo. Tell us: What will you do to be kind today?
Steph just informed us that Jacob's CT shows no new injuries or bleeds 🙏 we’ll have a full detailed report in 24 hours that will also include his old hypoxic injuries.
Thank you for your lovely messages, please keep our boy in your thoughts & prayers xx
#ourheartsbeatforjacob
Every day, 27 Canadians are diagnosed with a brain tumour. SABCR is working to decrease that statistic...and so can you!
Stay connected through our social media to find out about ways you can get involved!
Meet Donna. Her pediatric #braintumour wasn't discovered until she was 44 years old. When it was discovered, it was almost fatal. https://t.co/iDEBYmDBqY
Help us improve standards of care for those affected by a brain tumour. If you or someone you care for (18 or over) has been diagnosed since October 2016, we’d be grateful if you could take a few minutes to complete our quick survey; https://t.co/u55jwaSViv