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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.
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.
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.
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…
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.
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.
Harjeet Kaur
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My stem cell transplant during the COVID Pandemic. Another chance at life after stage 4 Blood cancer (A rare Type). 3.5 years ago, I was really sick fighting for my life and death.
Ciara Cliff
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Hello, my name is Ciara Cliff and I am a childhood cancer survivor. My journey started in 2007 at the age of six months old.