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Lawrence Hamm, the Superintendent/CEO of Winnipeg Mennonite Elementary & Middle Schools (WMEMS). (Lawrence Hamm/Facebook)
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In just two weeks, Lawrence Hamm went from running a school to being told he had terminal brain cancer. But if you met him today, you wouldn’t know that.
"People keep asking me ‘Lawrence, you seem so calm and at peace," Mr. Hamm, Superintendent/CEO of Winnipeg Mennonite Elementary & Middle Schools (WMEMS) says over a video message from his home. "I liken that to my deep faith and the people that are praying for me."
An emergency CT scan in February forced an emergency surgery to remove a large tumour from Hamm’s brain. Tests revealed the tumours to be glioblastoma, a terminal brain cancer. Doctors provided a six-week treatment plan that included double radiation five days a week and chemotherapy seven days a week, aggressive treatment for aggressive cancer.

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