We hear from a woman who finally received brain surgery, after two years of waiting for an MRI -- then being diagnosed with a brain tumour

The St. John's Morning Show

Earlier this month, N.L. Health Services confirmed that about 7,000 people in the Eastern zone are waiting for an MRI. Alanna McDonald, who's a mother of three in St. John's, finally got hers two years after developing symptoms of migraines and facial numbness. She was diagnosed with a brain tumour, and scheduled for a brain surgery. Now, she's back home and recovering, and she spoke with the Morning Show's Darrell Roberts about how she's doing, and what her journey has been like.