A Northern Ireland woman shares her experience and the support she received after undergoing surgery to remove a brain tumour. The Brain Injury Team in the South Eastern Trust provided assistance and emotional support during this challenging time.
A Northern Ireland woman has opened up about the support she received after going through surgery to remove a tumour in her brain. Lynda White, Bangor, was diagnosed with a brain tumour on November 20, 2022, and underwent major surgery. This month marks Brain Injury Awareness Month , which provides an opportunity to highlight the resilience and strength shown by individuals and families facing the challenges of a brain injury.
After the surgery, in a time where Lynda and her husband Ken's lives were going through the unknown, they were supported by the Brain Injury Team in the South Eastern Trust. READ MORE: NI woman remembers dad after death aged 55 following a stroke READ MORE: NI woman's tribute to dad who passed away just 17 days after her wedding As Lynda underwent life-altering surgery on her brain, leaving them facing an uncertain road ahead, they both found unwavering support from the Community Brain Injury Rehabilitation Team. From assistance to emotional support, the team has been instrumental in guiding them through this difficult tim
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