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A PEANUT M&M FOUND MY BRAIN TUMOUR

Lauren Brender, 31, Sydney, NSW

Sitting in the kitchen of my university dorm, I ripped open a packet of yummy Peanut M&M’s.

Munching away, I was enjoying the sweet treat when I heard a loud crack in my jaw.

That doesn’t sound good, I thought.

I felt around inside my mouth, certain I’d broken a tooth. But all my gnashers felt fine.

I wasn’t in any pain and when I looked in the mirror, I couldn’t see any damage.

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