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Anna Dabrowski - Habits to thrive after cancer
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In 2004, I was diagnosed with Acute Myelogenous Leukemia (AML), a rare form of childhood cancer and subsequently underwent four rounds of chemotherapy, spending the better part of nine months in and out of the children’s hospital.
Our Corporate Partners
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We thank our generous corporate partners for their outstanding commitment and leadership in support of the blood cancer community.
Lisa Chatwin - Routines for treatment
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I am definitely a creature of habit. When going through something as terrible as cancer treatment, those little routines and rituals were things that I would use to get me both pumped and calmed all at once.
Kelsey Oke - Things that have worked for me
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I would like to share with you, things that have worked for me. My name is Kelsey, I was diagnosed with Classic Hodgkin’s Lymphoma when I was 18.
How am I planning to go back to normal and yet stay safe?
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Going back to normal and yet staying safe is impossible, especially for those with CLL for whom getting infections is risky at best.
COVID-19
You’re not alone even if…you’re a young person living with cancer
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Canadian snowboarder and Olympic athlete Max Parrot had to put his life and career on hold when he was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma. Now, he’s sharing his story to help other young people living with blood cancer
Volunteers
Max Parrot
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Monthly Donations
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The needs of a person facing a blood cancer are complex, and can be overwhelming. But how you choose to give can be a game changer.
I am a blood cancer survivor
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