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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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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“We don’t know how you are still living.” Doctors at Sunnybrook Hospital said that to Georgia in August 2020. She had spent 23 years as a TV presenter, used to
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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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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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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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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 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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On April 19th 2026 my life changed forever. I received a phone call, in the middle of the night, from my son’s girlfriend that my son was having a seizure.
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At 13 years old, I survived two ruptured brain aneurysms and underwent emergency brain surgery to have both aneurysms clipped. The experience changed my life in ways that continue to
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On the 10th of November, 2021, I went to work as normal. I am a health care worker at Arrow Park Hospital. The day my aneurysm burst, I was at
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My story with brain aneurysms has shaped who I am, changed my family forever, and taught me how quickly life can change in a single moment. It started years ago
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My name is Gracia, and I live in Alberta. I discovered my unruptured aneurysm completely by accident after having an MRI done for an unrelated issue. Hearing the words, “You
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