On a Father’s Day morning, rising Bucknell sophomore Caroline McCaffrey went for a routine run—and hours later, her life changed forever when she suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm. After multiple surgeries, a long hospital stay, and months of rehabilitation, her road to recovery was anything but easy. Supported every step of the way by family, teammates, coaches, and friends, Caroline found the strength to keep moving forward. Now back on her feet and training for the Philly 8K, she runs not...
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On a Father’s Day morning, rising Bucknell sophomore Caroline McCaffrey went for a routine run—and hours later, her life changed forever when she suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm. After multiple surgeries, a long hospital stay, and months of rehabilitation, her road to recovery was anything but easy. Supported every step of the way by family, teammates, coaches, and friends, Caroline found the strength to keep moving forward. Now back on her feet and training for the Philly 8K, she runs not...
Congresswoman Yvette Clarke: A Voice for Awareness
The 1 in 50
19 minutes
4 months ago
Congresswoman Yvette Clarke: A Voice for Awareness
Congresswoman Yvette Clarke, co-sponsor of Ellie’s Law, joins Christine Buckley to share her personal connection to brain aneurysms and what drives her ongoing advocacy. In this powerful episode, she reflects on the stories that inspire her, the urgent need for increased federal funding, and what she hopes to see in the future: earlier detection, equitable access to care, and a national commitment to brain aneurysm research. To watch the video version, visit our YouTube channel, https:/...
The 1 in 50
On a Father’s Day morning, rising Bucknell sophomore Caroline McCaffrey went for a routine run—and hours later, her life changed forever when she suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm. After multiple surgeries, a long hospital stay, and months of rehabilitation, her road to recovery was anything but easy. Supported every step of the way by family, teammates, coaches, and friends, Caroline found the strength to keep moving forward. Now back on her feet and training for the Philly 8K, she runs not...
