Tammy McDougal’s Story
On November 10th 2023, I didn’t realize my life would change. I was living my normal ordinary life working as a respiratory therapist, homeschooling my kids and taking my kids
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Tyler Comeaux’s Story
I had a brain aneurysm at 18 after committing to play division 1 collegiate baseball, and I had to learn to walk again and all other daily living tasks. It
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Terran Rae Smith’s Story
On the morning of April 8, 2026, something felt off to Terran. She came downstairs and heard her dad whisper, “help… someone help.” She called 911. Since that morning, Terran
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Caley Quinn’s Story
Thanks for letting me share my story! It’s really by the grace of God that I’m here today and sharing this with others is just as much of a gift
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A 26-year-old went to urgent care with a headache and was sent home — 3 days later, he was dead
Originally posted on Oregon Live on on 9/3/26 by Aimee Green: https://www.oregonlive.com/health/2026/08/a-26-year-old-went-to-urgent-care-with-a-headache-and-was-sent-home-3-days-later-he-was-dead-lawsuit-says.html A lawsuit filed by the family of Brandon Harris says that the 26-year-old Sherwood resident died on March
Eleana Sanding’s Story
My Brain Almost Stopped Me. Now I Help People Love Theirs. Hi, I’m Eleana Sanding, founder of Go Eleana Go, and I’m on a mission to inspire people to embrace
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A Record Year: Introducing the 2026 TBF Preventative Research Grantees
Every year, more researchers apply to The Bee Foundation, and every year their work gets sharper, bolder, and harder to choose between. That’s a wonderful problem to have. This year
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TBF August Ambassador Spotlight
Brain aneurysms don’t wait for a good time. Erin Dohan and Colleen Fahey each survived one, then spent years finding their way back to a life worth living. This September,
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September Is Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month
Every September, The Bee Foundation asks one thing of the people who follow our work: make some noise. Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month is our chance to pull the topic out
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Your Voice Can Help: Take Action for Ellie’s Law
At The Bee Foundation for Brain Aneurysm Prevention, advocacy is more than raising awareness, it is taking action that can lead to lifesaving change. Every phone call, email, letter, and
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Mimi Mira’s Legacy
A beloved community cornerstone whose kindness, connection, and generosity continue to leave a lasting impact. Known throughout the Main Line as the “Unofficial Mayor of Wayne,” Mimi Mira spent more
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From Survival to Scientific Breakthrough: How TBF-Funded Research Is Changing the Future of Brain AVM Treatment
Every so often, a story comes across my desk that reminds me exactly why we do this work. This is one of them. Two men. One devastating diagnosis. And a
