Wendy Hulse talks about her daughter Catherine's brave 18-year struggle with a brain tumour.
Stories
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![Diane Dunn](/sites/default/files/styles/larger_thumbnail/public/2022-06/BTAA_Diane-Dunn.jpg?itok=GiOZ_WWi)
Watch and Wait - Diane's Story
Diane Dunn is the BTAA Secretary. In November 2016 Diane was diagnosed with an inoperable Grade 2 oligodendroglioma in her right parietal lobe.
![Toni Burness' story](/sites/default/files/styles/larger_thumbnail/public/2022-06/BTAA_Toni.jpg?itok=fOWlAYRk)
Toni Burness' story - A brain tumour blog
Toni Burness was diagnosed with a meningioma in 2009. Read her blog here.
![Jennifer Donohue's story](/sites/default/files/styles/larger_thumbnail/public/2022-06/BTAA_Maverick-Grief.jpg?itok=6muftYj0)
Maverick Grief - Jennifer's story
Jennifer Donohue's son Sam passed at 12 years of age from a brain tumour and her story outlines her campaign for recognition and support for those enduring parental grief.