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Stories of hope
Do you or someone you care about have cancer? You are not alone. We talked to Canadians from across the country of all different ages and experiences that fought the battle of their lives. Their stories are a source of hope and inspiration for anyone facing cancer.
Featured stories
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When the word got out that John Sylvester was diagnosed with cancer in 2004, a wonderful thing happened. “All these old friends called. People that I had grown up with but hadn’t heard from in a long time. That really meant a lot to me,” he says. Read more... |
Dawn was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2002. When she first found the lump, Dawn wasn’t totally surprised. Her mother, her grandmother and her great-grandmother all had breast cancer. “I knew it was a possibility for me.” Read more... |
Ten-week-old Madison had a “glow” in her eye, remembers her mom, Stephanie Janes. Not quite the glow of a bright-eyed baby. Something different. Read more... |
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