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Title | Trudi Johnston Diary Living With A Brain |
Description | Trudi Johnston a columnist with the Christchurch Star wrote a regular diary for the newspaper, "Living With A Brain Tumour" is now available as a paperback |
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Last updated: 2023-05-19 03:43:21
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Home Shop Checkout Cart Buy Now Trudi Johnston Diary Living With A Brain Tumour, is now available as a book. Living With A Brain Tumour Book Trudi’s Diary Living With A Brain Tumor In mid-2004 The Christchurch Star decided to try to find a young person with cancer who would write a regular diary for their newspaper. It would be a diary that would allow readers to share on a weekly basis the highs and lows of a cancer sufferer; a condition which sadly affects far too many of us either directly or indirectly. Trudi Johnston, who was receiving cancer treatment at the time, was keen to raise awareness of CanTeen, the Teenage Cancer Patients organisation, and volunteered to write a weekly diary of her battle with a brain tumour. It was an inspirational column, and in spite of Trudi’s many ups and downs, she was unwavering in her determination to get the column through week in and week out. If the column didn’t appear, The Star’s switchboard would be jammed with callers asking if Trudi was |