A Nova Scotia woman fighting a painful chronic health condition says the next leader of the provincial government needs to help people who require specialized care.
WATCH: A Nova Scotia woman fighting a chronic health condition caused by her cancer treatment says the health-care system is “not fixed.” She says the next leader of the provincial government needs to help people who require specialized care. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.A Nova Scotia woman fighting a chronic health condition that was caused by her cancer treatment says the next leader of the provincial government needs to help people who require specialized care.
“I used to be a runner. I would run every day religiously. I loved it. I can’t do that anymore,” she explained. “He did call me the next morning to his credit, which I appreciated, of course,” she told Global News. In a statement, the Liberals say their leader, Zach Churchill, has offered his support to advocate for Brady.
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