Hydrocephalus Canada’s Newest Volunteers
Hydrocephalus Canada is proud to announce our 2 newest volunteers! Ana-Maria Oproescu HC Youth Ambassador With a strong vision for increasing awareness and leading change, I help promote the voices […]
Ana-Maria’s Story of Empathy, Resilience and Determination
by Mary Dufton Ana-Maria Oproescu has always been fascinated by neuroscience. Born with spina bifida and tethered cord, she believes her own medical experiences inspired her appreciation for the human […]
Cam Jenkins: Journey to physical and mental wellness
Cam Jenkins: Journey to physical and mental wellness by Mary Dufton Cam Jenkins believes that everyone has challenges – some are just more noticeable than others. He dreams of a […]
Janet and Gordon Baker – Sharing Fond Memories of the Early Years of Hydrocephalus Canada and Their Beloved Son
Janet and Gordon Baker – Sharing Fond Memories of the Early Years of Hydrocephalus Canada and Their Beloved Son by Mary Dufton Believe it or not, Hydrocephalus Canada is […]
The Unstoppable and Unflappable Sally Thomas
The Unstoppable and Unflappable Sally Thomas by Mary Dufton Sally Thomas is a disability advocate, athlete and artist with unstoppable energy and charm. Born with spina bifida and hydrocephalus in […]
Melody Rose – Helping to save Mother Earth– one person at a time
Melody Rose: Helping to save Mother Earth– one person at a time by Mary Dufton Melody Rose has a unique profession: she is Canada’s first certified nature connected coach. Although […]
Danny Lamb: A Man of Many Hats
Danny Lamb: A Man of Many Hats by Mary Dufton Danny Lamb wears many hats. He is a musician, music teacher and Ambassador for Hydrocephalus Canada. More recently, Danny created […]
Lisa Harper: The Power of Self-Advocacy
Lisa Harper: The power of self-advocacy by Mary Dufton Lisa Harper, who was born with spina bifida, is a woman accustomed to stepping outside her comfort zone and testing boundaries. […]
Jeff Wilkinson: Living his Dreams
Jeff Wilkinson: Living his Dreams by Mary Dufton Sixty-six-year-old Jeff Wilkinson of Kirkland Lake is a retired newspaper reporter whose career pivoted with a diagnosis of hydrocephalus in 1994. A […]
