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2018 News Archive

A pancreatic cancer survivor’s French-Canadian genes held the clue that helped save his life

A pancreatic cancer survivor’s French-Canadian genes held the clue that helped save his life – Canadian Broadcast Corporation (CBC)

From doctor to patient: Montreal surgeon documents his battle with cancer as tables turn

From doctor to patient: Montreal surgeon documents his battle with cancer as tables turn – Global News

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@TheLSHL continues to change the game on and off t

@TheLSHL continues to change the game on and off the ice! 🏒💜

For the third year running, this summer 3x3 hockey league brings @NHL and @thepwhlofficial all-stars together to raise funds for urgently needed pancreatic cancer research.

The Women’s 3x3 Finals are Monday, Aug 18 — but don't wait, tickets have been selling out week after week! Don’t miss your chance to be part of the action that’s helping make pancreatic cancer treatable and survivable. Learn more @thelshl

Join our Early Onset Focus Group and help us redef

Join our Early Onset Focus Group and help us redefine meaningful support!

More people under 55 are being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer than ever before, yet most programs still assume pancreatic cancer is an “older person’s disease.”

If you’re under 55 and living with pancreatic cancer, caring for someone who is, or grieving someone who was, we want to hear from you.

The virtual session will take place from 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. EST on Tuesday, August 19. Sign up now to reserve your spot via the link in our bio.

To Cindy and David, family was everything. Married

To Cindy and David, family was everything. Married for over 50 years, together they raised four children and welcomed ten grandchildren.

His sudden death from pancreatic cancer left them all reeling.

Now they're turning pain into purpose by hosting a fundraiser in his honour. To push for earlier detection, better outcomes, and a future where more people survive.

Are you ready to join Cindy and demand survival, not sympathy? What's your why? Share with us in the comments.

These aren't symptoms to ignore - they're signs to

These aren't symptoms to ignore - they're signs to talk to your doctor about pancreatic cancer.

Without effective screening tests, early detection is the key to survival. You can help us shift the odds for pancreatic cancer. Know the signs. Spread the word. Save a life.

When cancer care means leaving your community, it

When cancer care means leaving your community, it affects more than just your schedule.

Our partners, @llscanada, are working to understand these challenges. If you’ve had to travel for treatment, or supported someone who has, your experience can help us shape the future of cancer care. Complete the survey through the link in our bio.
#cancertreatment #cancercare

John Whitley's life was cut short by pancreatic ca

John Whitley's life was cut short by pancreatic cancer.

In his memory, we’re funding early detection research, expanding patient support programs, and raising critical awareness to change the story for others.

By becoming a monthly donor, you provide the consistent, reliable funding that drives this work forward. And now, thanks to a generous match from John’s family, your impact will be doubled.

Start your monthly gift today and help rewrite the story of pancreatic cancer - link in bio.

Often self-care isn't spa days and scented candles

Often self-care isn't spa days and scented candles. When you are facing pancreatic cancer, it can look very different.

Sometimes, it’s asking the hard questions. Prioritizing rest. Holding space for grief and uncertainty.
It’s heavy. But you don’t have to carry it alone.

Our support services are here for patients and caregivers alike. Because you deserve care that meets you where you're at. Learn more through the link in our bio.

Don Weekes lost his mother to pancreatic cancer ju

Don Weekes lost his mother to pancreatic cancer just seven weeks after her diagnosis. Now he gives monthly to make sure other families don’t face the same devastating reality.

You can do the same.

Join Don and a growing community that's helping to change the pancreatic cancer experience. Become a monthly donor today through the link in our bio.

If something feels off, don’t ignore it. Pancre

If something feels off, don’t ignore it.

Pancreatic cancer is often found at stage 4. It’s why survival rates are so low.
Knowing the signs could save your life. Learn more on our website.

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