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Almost two years after she began having migraines, blurry vision and facial numbness, she found out she had an acoustic neuroma — a type of brain tumour — and it had grown to three centimetres in diameter.

"I was like, 'oh my God.' Then it really kind of hit me," she said in an interview with The St. John's Morning Show.

Now, the St. John's chiropractor and mother of three is facing major brain surgery, which she believes could have been avoided if she had been able to get an MRI when her symptoms first developed almost two years ago.