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“As you know, we don’t want to be here. We shouldn’t need to be here, but the circumstances over the past couple of months meant we had to be here in front of you,” said Nelson Stowe, vice-chair of the Society. Stowe continued pointing out what has been publicized in the local media following letters sent out by the City. “All the accusations about the society and the activities. As an organization, I believe we have a right to defend ourselves. The society feels like we have been treated unfairly and unjustly in the media with those public statements.”

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Isabelle says the timing was right to get involved and spread awareness of the disease. “The community is strongly behind us, we haven’t been forgotten,” said Isabelle. “The community has been very gentle and on our side. What we want to do is get involved, we believe that if we put more awareness to this horrible disease, there could more government funding for DIPG research.” She added that tissue samples were given by Adaura to help with research efforts. Fort St John Mayor Lori Ackerman says more awareness is needed for serious childhood illnesses. “While the prognosis for a c...