Posts Tagged ‘Hydrocephalus WALK’
Two Sisters, Two Brain Disorders, 36 Brain Surgeries
St. Louis family fights for a cure for leading cause of brain surgery in children…
Read MoreLocal Mom Living with Brain Disorder Fights for a Cure
Hopes to raise funds for a cure at the New Orleans WALK to End Hydrocephalus…
Read MoreBaltimore Mom on a Mission to Find a Cure for Son’s Brain Disorder
Jacob Heston was just four weeks old when he was diagnosed with hydrocephalus, a life-threatening…
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Why I WALK – For a Better Tomorrow
The WALK has become so important to me because I know how it feels to be alone and confused after being diagnosed with hydrocephalus.
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Announcing 2015 Hydrocephalus Association TTC Scholarship Recipients!
The Hydrocephalus Association (HA) is pleased and honored to announce our 2015 Hydrocephalus Association Teens Take Charge Scholarship Recipients.
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Bachelorette Contestant Wins our Hearts in Hershey
The Hydrocephalus Association would like to thank Brian Osborne, a season 10 Bachelorette contestant, for supporting our Hydrocephalus Association Hershey, PA WALK.
Read MoreLooking Back…Moving Forward: Mentoring the Future Voice of Hydrocephalus
Jennifer Bechard, the Hydrocephalus Association’s Teens Take Charge mentor and Education and Support Manager, shares her views on growing up with hydrocephalus and mentoring the future voice of hydrocephalus through her work with the teen and young adult community.
Read MoreLooking Back…Moving Forward: Leading the Charge to WALK to End Hydrocephalus
What started as a walk across the Bay Bridge has grown into the Hydrocephalus Association (HA) WALK program, hosting 32 WALKS across the country to raise awareness for hydrocephalus. This week we interview Randi Corey, Director of Special Events, who shares her vision for the future of the association.
Read MoreLooking Back…Moving Forward: Hydrocephalus Awareness, New York Style!
The Hydrocephalus Association continues its 30th anniversary history series with an interview with our Long Island WALK Chair, Mia Padron. Mia is determined to raise awareness for hydrocephalus, and it doesn’t stop with leading a WALK. New York celebrates Hydrocephalus Awareness Month because of this woman.
Read MoreLooking Back…Moving Forward: Telling Her Own Story
The Hydrocephalus Association continues its 30th anniversary interview series with Olivia Maccoux, a high school senior, who feels she has been given the opportunity to grow and help others struggling with the challenges of hydrocephalus.
Read MoreLooking Back…Moving Forward: Celebrating 10 Years as a WALK Chair
As we continue our interview series in commemoration of the Hydrocephalus Association’s 30th anniversary, we sit down with Phyllis Rogers, who is in her 10th year chairing the Denver WALK, as she reflects on her drive to continue to chair the WALK and her hopes for the future of the Hydrocephalus Association.
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