Woman Discovers 1.5-Inch Brain Tumor After Car Crash Leads to MRI Scan
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Gina Kalsi
Crisp on the outside, thoughtful on the inside. A keeper.
Summary
A 39-year-old seemingly healthy woman from Somerset, England, discovered she had a 1.5-inch brain tumor after undergoing an MRI scan years following a minor car crash in 2018. Sarah Bradley, a security guard who lived an active lifestyle, initially sought medical help for worsening neck pain, headaches, and dizzy spells stemming from a whiplash injury. The scan revealed the tumor, leading to her diagnosis and subsequent treatment.
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· 2 pulledThe pain in her neck then worsened over five years, giving her 'headaches and frequent dizzy spells,' Bradley told PEOPLE.
Sarah Bradley, 39, from Somerset in England, had spent a decade working as a security guard and would regularly go to the gym, travel and take her dog out for walks on the beach.
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