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  • A Stroke Brought Them Together

    Jeff and Jennifer Wolfenden’s lives have become intertwined after both suffered a heart attack in their thirties and a stroke in their early forties.

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    Join us at Bayfront Park on Saturday, June 1 for the biggest fundraising event for McMaster Children’s Hospital Foundation.

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    When you call Dan Lawrie Insurance Brokers for a Home & Auto Insurance quote, they will donate $20 to Hamilton Health Sciences Foundation.

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Teenager with Rare Spinal Tumours is Announced as the 2019 Children’s Miracle Network Champion

McMaster Children’s Hospital Foundation and Walmart associates from across the region gathered in Brantford to celebrate 16-year-old Natalie Hammond of Burford being named the 2019 Children’s Miracle Network Champion.
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Hamilton Health Sciences Remembers Ron Joyce

Ron Joyce is being remembered by Hamilton Health Sciences as an outstanding philanthropist and community builder.
Ravinderpal Duggal poses for a photo.

From Headache to Brain Cancer

“It began with a minor headache,” says Ravinderpal Duggal from Brampton. “Then I felt pain on the right side of my body and my vision started to blur.”
MacKid Taylor smiles for a photo.

Toddler Battles Kidney Cancer

First came Taylor’s urinary tract infections. Then a strange lump was found on her belly.
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Learning to Walk Again

“My back pain was excruciating,” recalls Bob Bristo of Georgetown. “Then I began to experience weakness and paralysis in my legs. It kept getting worse until I could barely wiggle my toes.”
Abby holding her brain scan

Brain Tumour Triggers Seizures

Abby was eight years old when she accidentally banged her elbow on a table in 2014. Her body stiffened like a board and her eyes rolled back into her head. Abby was having a seizure.
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Surviving a Serious Stroke

“I suddenly felt like a ragdoll and started to collapse,” recalls Patricia McAlister, who was at home in Stoney Creek when a spell of weakness hit her in August 2017.
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A Cancer Patient’s High-Risk Pregnancy

“The headaches kept getting worse,” recalls Lisa Allain of Welland. “Then I started to feel nauseous and I was having trouble finding words. I realized that something was seriously wrong after I had a seizure.”

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