“Believe in yourself & stay strong”: What it means to be a SUPERKID | Part 2
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In episode 19, we are joined by 12-year-old Jackson and his mom, Kellie.
In this conversation, Jackson shares his experience with a childhood brain tumour, his recovery, and his love for sports. Kellie offers a parent’s perspective on navigating the uncertainty that comes with a diagnosis and learning to take things one day at a time.
This year, Jackson was a Kingston Grenadiers SUPERKID and honorary captain at the Grens Tackle Tumours event. Together, Jackson and Kellie reflect on this unforgettable moment and how it served as a powerful reminder of just how far Jackson has come.
You may also visit:
- Jackson's story: A touchdown years in the making - Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada
- Grens Tackle Tumours Touchdown: https://youtu.be/LWT9o5BgHgo?si=XVkE5ejmc_b0S3LC
- Kingston Grenadiers Football Grens Tackle Tumours - Kingston Grenadiers Football Club : Powered by TeamLinkt
- White Thunder Jordan 4s (https://youtu.be/0CUmMybcdJA?si=SBXnEvV9ClZ57mF4)
- Jordan 6s (https://www.sportchek.ca/en/pdp/nike-air-jordan-6-basketball-shoes-13667722f.html)
- Grinch Basketball shoes (https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/the-nike-kobe-3-low-protro-grinch-drops-september-1/ar-AA2b8mhF)
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Learn more about Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada at BrainTumour.ca. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube and Linkedin.