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World Cancer Day is Saturday, February 4.
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In support of World Cancer Day, our Board of Directors is leading by example and has committed to matching donations until Saturday, February 4, up to $20,000!
Grace McCrea & Emily Outhit- A friendship story
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We are Grace and Emily, and we are from Nova Scotia! We would love to share our story of friendship and diagnosis of Hodgkin's Lymphoma amidst the isolating realities of Covid-19.
Speaking up for your child with a blood cancer
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Speaking up for children with cancer in Canada
Helping Canadians speak up for their rights
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Throughout the year, the LLSC has opportunities for Canadians affected by blood cancer – including patients, caregivers and survivors - to share their experience to help raise awareness about their needs, challenges and overall experience. Ambassadors provide invaluable input…
Advocating for the blood cancer community
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The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada (LLSC) is advocating for equitable and timely access to treatment and cancer care across Canada
Harjeet Kaur- Celebrating 3 years of my Cancerversary
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It's been three years this year. Three years since I heard the words, "You have stage 4 cancer." I was diagnosed with Stage 4 subcutaneous panniculitis T-cell Lymphoma which was complicated by HLH (Auto immune disease) in August 2019.
Justin's Story
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It was hard for Justin’s parents, Odette and Andrew…to accept the diagnosis of their 6-year-old son’s health — each piece of information was worse than the one before: Justin had cancer.
Sharla Wasilinchuk - Dealing with Chemically induced menopause
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I was first diagnosed with Myelofibrosis when I was 27 years old. At age 41 I had to undergo a Bone Marrow Transplant. When I was going in for my transplant, I was given the list of possible outcomes and changes, menopause was not something on the list that I gave much thought…
Shane Byers
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Shane Byers of London, Ont., fundraises every year for Light The Night, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada’s flagship event. He does so in honour of his daughter, Kayla, who was diagnosed with leukemia at age 18.