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6 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 22 November, 2017<br />

Helen brings hope to a<br />

brain tumour patient<br />

A RYDE man with a brain tumour has been helped by a new<br />

local charity set up in memory of a local mother who died from<br />

brain cancer.<br />

Helen Mirzoian care yet, with the exsistance<br />

to families<br />

passed away in 2014<br />

ceeding costs to be and patients by the<br />

and her husband Ma-<br />

over $500 from out of knowledge gained<br />

nuel started the char-<br />

pocket.”<br />

from his personal<br />

ity Helen’s Hope in Helen’s Hope experience at North<br />

her memory.<br />

founder, Manuel Mir-<br />

Shore Private and<br />

With support from zoian delivered the Royal North Shore<br />

the local community, funds needed to the Hospital.<br />

Helen’s Hope was pharmacy to enable<br />

“Without the generous<br />

support and<br />

able to help local patient<br />

(name witheld fully provided to the<br />

the treatments to be<br />

on request) with $500 patient.<br />

involvement of our<br />

towards the cost of “Helen would be so<br />

donors, we wouldn’t<br />

his treatment. proud, just as we all have been able to<br />

“Helen’s Hope received<br />

a request for is still making a dif-<br />

this person’s life to-<br />

are knowing that she <br />

ference in someone’s day,” he said.<br />

help from Neuro Oncology<br />

Cancer Care “It has taken Helen’s ful person, and we<br />

life” Mr Mirzoian said. Helen was a hope-<br />

Coordinator, Marina Hope three years of will continue to share<br />

Kastelanat at Royal hard work, support her hope within our<br />

North Shore Hospital and dedication from community.”<br />

regarding this young friends and families <br />

patient in his early within the community,<br />

via fundraising and how to make<br />

about Helen’s Hope<br />

40’s with a Brain Tumour,”<br />

the team at a donation visit the<br />

Helen’s Hope said. events to raise the website www.helenshope.org.au<br />

“Since his diagnosis<br />

in February 2017 -<br />

necessary funds to<br />

the patient has undergone<br />

surgery, Helen’s Hope also<br />

ing its mission.”<br />

Helen’s Hope<br />

founder Manuel<br />

radiation and has hopes to raise awareness<br />

about brain<br />

commenced oral<br />

Mirzoian (centre)<br />

chemotherapy. tumours and raise<br />

is pictured with<br />

“The patient’s disability<br />

pension un-<br />

while providing emo- porter Mark Tupen-<br />

Helen’s Hope supfortunately<br />

could not - hoe and Neuro Oncology<br />

Cancer Care<br />

the six weekly inter-<br />

cancer patients and Coordinator Marina<br />

self-fund the cost of nancial support to<br />

val chemotherapy their families. Kastelanat at Royal<br />

treatments that are Manuel also offers<br />

support and as-<br />

North Shore Hospital.<br />

not covered by Medi-<br />

All Abilities Christmas Winter Disco<br />

on Ice at Macquarie Ice Rink<br />

ROYAL Rehab Ryde<br />

will host the All Abilities<br />

Christmas Winter<br />

Disco On Ice this Saturday<br />

November 25 at<br />

Macquarie Ice Rink in<br />

Macquarie Shopping<br />

Centre, corner Herring<br />

Road and Waterloo<br />

Road, Macquarie Park<br />

from 5pm to 7pm.<br />

There’ll be plenty of<br />

plastic chairs for less<br />

mobile dancers to be<br />

pushed by professional<br />

skaters and volunteers.<br />

Everyone can access<br />

the ice including<br />

wheelchairs. Entry $10<br />

with carers FREE as no<br />

individual support provided.<br />

RSVP disco@<br />

royalrehab.com.au or<br />

phone 9809-9033.<br />

OPEN<br />

7 DAYS<br />

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Independent<br />

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OPERATED<br />

O P E R AT E D<br />

Shop 4, 11A Bay Drive, Meadowbank 9807 4511<br />

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