Annie’s Chair of Research

Jaime's Story

I was on a safari in Africa in November 2006. One night, sitting around the campfire, I suddenly got the worst headache, the worst pain of my life. It was crushing, writhing pain.

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Daniel's Story

Sadly, my husband Daniel died from a brain aneurysm. He was only 38 years old. Suddenly, the love of my life for 8 years was gone.

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Daniel's Story

Sadly, my husband Daniel died from a brain aneurysm. He was only 38 years old. Suddenly, the love of my life for 8 years was gone.

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Jay's Story

My name is Jay and I am a survivor of a ruptured aneurysm. As strange as this may sound, I view my battle with a brain aneurysm as a gift, something that has taught me to now live my life to the fullest and appreciate all that is around me.

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Jay's Story

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In August 2010, Annie Curtin passed away as the result of a ruptured brain aneurysm; she was just 6 years old. Annie was a sweet and vivacious child who packed a lot of life into those six years. She left behind wonderful memories and stories and a family and friends who miss her dearly - she will live forever in our hearts.

One of her favorite activities was Irish Step Dancing and Annie’s friends and family - led by Kathleen Keady and the Pender-Keady Irish Step Dance Academy - raised $20,000 to establish Annie’s Chair to further research in the area of brain aneurysm. Donations in memory of Annie are still being accepted at http://bafound.donorpages.com/IndividualFundraiserDonorpage/AnniesChair

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