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Patients and families facing a brain tumour diagnosis have resources at their fingertips thanks to the hard work and dedication of volunteers from across Canada. The newest and most-up-to-date Brain Tumour Handbooks – Adult and Pediatric versions are now available.
The handbooks are written for patients but are tools for anyone affected by a brain tumour diagnosis, including loved ones and family members.
There are three handbooks available, all of which are available in English and French.
Handbooks are available in both pdf form and as a hard copy, and are available free of charge, by completing the contact form or calling us at 1-800-265-5106.
" The materials sent to us (by Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada) were awesome. Helped explain everything we had been wondering about."
Todd Goold
Support Services Specialist
tgoold@braintumour.ca
1-800-265-5106 ext 237
In the summer of 2017, while at work, I had my first episode of what I would now call vertigo or double vision. It was something I've never experienced before. Everything in front of me seemed to sink into the ground, my hands moving in super slow motion. It lasted about for a good 30 seconds before everything went back to normal. I brushed it off and continued on with the day.
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