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Beyond Brain Tumours

Beyond Brain Tumours

By: Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada
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Beyond Brain Tumours is a podcast by, for, and about the brain tumour community. Listen in as we talk to brain tumour survivors, patients, and caregivers as they share their stories and perspectives on brain tumour treatments, research, and survivorship. Learn more about Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada’s resources, programs, and services for people affected by a brain tumour. Visit www.BrainTumour.ca.

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Episodes
  • Hope, family, and community: A SUPERKID’s journey of unshakeable strength and optimism | Part 2

    Hope, family, and community: A SUPERKID’s journey of unshakeable strength and optimism | Part 2
    Sep 26 2025

    This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, meet 14-year-old brain tumour survivor Robbie Watson and his parents, Abby and Jeremy, as they share their incredible story. Robbie reflects on traveling for treatment and life after diagnosis with his signature positivity, while Abby brings the parent perspective and opens up about the uncertainty, strength and community support that carried their family through the toughest days. Together they talk about how their journey became a powerful story of hope and resilience.


    For additional information, you may visit:

    Kingston Grenadiers Rally Against Brain Tumours - Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada

    2024 Grens Tackle Tumours Robbie Watson Touchdown - YouTube

    Learn more about Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada at BrainTumour.ca. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube and Linkedin.
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    14 mins
  • Hope, family, and community: A SUPERKID’s journey of unshakeable strength and optimism | Part 1

    Hope, family, and community: A SUPERKID’s journey of unshakeable strength and optimism | Part 1
    Sep 26 2025

    This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, meet 14-year-old brain tumour survivor Robbie Watson and his parents, Abby and Jeremy, as they share their incredible story. Robbie reflects on travelling for treatment and life after diagnosis with his signature positivity, while Abby brings the parent perspective and opens up about the uncertainty, strength and community support that carried their family through the toughest days. Together, they discuss how their journey has become a powerful story of hope and resilience.

    or additional information, you may visit:

    Kingston Grenadiers Rally Against Brain Tumours - Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada

    2024 Grens Tackle Tumours Robbie Watson Touchdown - YouTube

    Learn more about Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada at BrainTumour.ca. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube and Linkedin.
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    34 mins
  • Practicing hope: A conversation on courage, connection, and resilience | Part 2

    Practicing hope: A conversation on courage, connection, and resilience | Part 2
    Jul 21 2025

    In this episode, we explore hope as more than just optimism- as a mindset that can be built, practiced, and sometimes rediscovered when everything feels like it’s falling apart.

    Join us for a heartfelt conversation with Ann, who shares strategies and insights from her journey as a relentless advocate for her daughter. From building partnerships to moving through advocacy, growth, and resilience, this conversation honours not just the successes but the doubts too- and invites listeners to find strength in both.

    For additional information, you may visit:

    Going for Hope: Strategies That Make it Possible to Persevere: Hovey, Ann

    Learn more about Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada at BrainTumour.ca. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube and Linkedin.
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    28 mins
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