Brianna Voss is undertaking a 200 km walk from Lower Sackville to Amherst, Nova Scotia, to raise awareness and funds for Huntington’s disease after her brother, Connor, was diagnosed with juvenile Huntington's disease. The disease, which affects one in 7,000 Canadians, has significantly impacted Voss's family, with her father dying from it in 2019. Connor began showing symptoms at a young age, which were initially misdiagnosed as behavioral issues. Voss aims to raise $50,000 for the Huntington Society of Canada (HSC) to support research and advocacy for the disease. As of now, she has raised 40% of her goal. Voss emphasizes the importance of community support, sharing that local residents have been enthusiastic about her cause, contributing donations, and spreading awareness. She acknowledges the emotional challenges of visiting her brother, who has undergone a rapid decline in health due to the disease, but remains committed to being an advocate for those affected by Huntington's disease. Voss encourages others to approach testing and diagnosis with kindness and to prioritize mental well-being.