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Five years after Rita Horan’s brain aneurysm rupture, she’s not only back enjoying life but getting ready to celebrate a huge accomplishment – her graduation this Saturday, June 1, from […]
Rita Horan: A Story of Triumph Read More »
Cynthia Martinez suffered a brain aneurysm rupture at the age of 34 and subsequently a stroke. Through her recovery process she has been dedicated to spreading awareness of both aneurysms
Cynthia Martinez: Raising Awareness During Her Journey of Recovery Read More »
“Outstanding!” “I learned so much!” “The best ever!” Those words summed up the opinions of the 170 attendees to this year’s Honey Bash – the fifth annual gala since
Honey Bash 2018 Raises a Record $175,000+ for Brain Aneurysm Awareness & Research Read More »
Susan Randels, the owner of Polka Dots, a local boutique in Paoli PA passed away on June 1, 2016, from a thoracic aneurysm. While working at her boutique at the Devon
Karen Denney, Survived a Brain Aneurysm, Here is her story… Read More »
Amy Leigh Horan is a playwright, photographer, and PR professional who currently lives in Washington, DC. We are so pleased to have Amy at this year’s 5th Annual Honey Bash
Catching up with Amy, Playwright of “Burst” Read More »
A recollection of surviving a brain aneurysm. From the article ‘In the Cobwebs of my Mind’ from edge magazine. “The subarachnoid space is where the cerebral spinal fluid circulates and is
In The Cobwebs of My Mind: Surviving a Brain Aneurysm Read More »
In March of 2015, Kavita Basi was taken to the hospital with a life-threatening illness – a Subarachnoid Hemorrhage. She was treated with 4 brain operations. There is a 50%
Meet Honey Bash Guest Speaker Kavita Basi Read More »
Mary Brewer recently reached out to The Bee Foundation to share the story of her daughter, Mallory Brewer, and the wonderful life she lived that was ended too soon by
#HeadStandforMallory Raises Over $1,000 for Brain Aneurysm Research & Awareness Read More »
Mary Brewer recently reached out to The Bee Foundation to share the story of her daughter, Mallory Brewer, and the wonderful life she lived that was ended too soon by
Mallory Brewer’s Story Read More »
Our story began in June of 2010. We thought we’d put our trials behind us, as I was recovering from three strokes that nearly took my life on April 16,
Sherry’s Story – Finding Her Husband’s Brain Aneurysm Read More »
January, 2017 Today marks one year since I was diagnosed with two unruptured brain aneurysms. The diagnosis came upon my life very unexpectedly. I was 29 years old, recently married,
Kaley’s Story – What to Do When Facing an Unruptured Aneurysm Read More »
We at The Bee Foundation appreciate the opportunities we have to speak with other people whose lives have been impacted by brain aneurysms. Recently, we had the privilege of interviewing
Rachel Elizabeths Seed’s Story & Her Project to Learn About the Mother She Never Knew Read More »
