Living and thriving through a blood cancer experience

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Personalized Support Services

When you call us, one of our Community Services Managers will personally assist you in a number of ways.
First Connection Support Program

First Connection Peer Support Program

We can help connect you with someone who has been through a similar cancer diagnosis
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LLS Health Manager App

Our free app helps manage health by tracking side effects, medication, questions for the doctor and more.
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Advocating for the blood cancer community

All individuals have the right to participate in decisions about their cancer care. Everyone deserves equal, timely access to blood cancer treatment and care – no matter where they live in Canada. We can help.

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Stories of Canadians affected by a blood cancer

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Samantha Redsky
I was diagnosed with a rare type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma at the age of 23. Needless to say, it was a surreal experience.

Calgary AB
Canada

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    Samantha Redsky
    I was diagnosed with a rare type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma at the age of 23. Needless to say, it was a surreal experience.

    Calgary AB
    Canada

    https://www.bloodcancers.ca/stories/samantha-redsky learn more about Samantha Redsky
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    Tom Wong
    I’m an LLSC First Connection Peer Support volunteer where I share my journey and perhaps bring some hope to others affected by a blood cancer. If nothing else, I’m there to listen.

    Toronto ON
    Canada

    https://www.bloodcancers.ca/stories/tom-wong learn more about Tom Wong
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    Sherley Roy
    It's more than a year and half since my allograft. I’ve now been in complete remission for one year. I’m doing really well, and I’m in great shape. I’m enjoying life to the fullest.

    Montreal QC
    Canada

    https://www.bloodcancers.ca/stories/sherley-roy learn more about Sherley Roy
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    Brian Fortune
    My wife and I both enrolled as contacts for the First Connection peer support program, me as a survivor and Brenda as a caregiver. It was very rewarding to be able to assist another survivor in various ways.

    Halifax NS
    Canada

    https://www.bloodcancers.ca/stories/brian-fortune learn more about Brian Fortune

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    Individuals who fundraised $50,000+ bring us closer to reaching a minimum annual investment of $5 million in research by 2026. Meet all the Research Champions.