Notes From The Executive with Mina Amso Surviving a Terminal Brain Cancer Diagnosis - Kiwi-Iraqi father Waseem Hermiz | S6: E9
What is it like to get a terminal brain cancer diagnosis at 40? and surviving that? Kiwi-Iraqi father of three Waseem Hermiz went through that last year. He speaks openly about the ordeal on the podcast, how he dealt with the shock, how his family responded and the community in Australia and New Zealand.
Waseem is a forensic scientist at the New South Wales State Government. He lives in Australia with his family and three children.
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