Could an MRI have saved her? In Memory of Charlotte Huntley

Louise Misner, the mother of Charlotte Huntley, wonders if daughter might have survived a brain tumor if the equipment had been available. The governments need to put more money into health care after her daughter was unable to get an MRI that may have spotted a brain tumour before it was too late.
Charlotte Huntley, 30, went to Valley Regional Hospital on the morning of Feb. 20, complaining of severe headaches for the third time in five days.

We would like her memory to live on, and her death not to be in vain. We express our deepest condolences to the family and friends. We are posting this here in hopes that her death will bring change to this system, and they she may live on.