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October 4, 2020
12:15 pm class
1:30 pm class

Le Spin Montreal
8369 Ch. Montview #102 Mount Royal, QC

For more information or if you have any questions please contact Marianne Musi at musi.marianne@gmail.com.

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Being a caregiver is not an easy role. Supporting

Being a caregiver is not an easy role. Supporting a loved one through their battle with #pancreaticcancer can take an emotional and physical toll. Between scheduling appointments, interpreting medical terminology, researching treatment options, and of course caring for and managing a patient’s needs, it can all be incredibly overwhelming. Asking for help is nothing to be ashamed of.

Through our partners at @wellspringcan , thoughtfully trained peer support volunteers are available to lend a caring and empathetic ear – completely free of charge. Learn more about this program and connect with someone who understands through the link in our bio.

There’s still time to score a deal on Early Bird

There’s still time to score a deal on Early Bird rates when you register for Kathy’s Run 2022! Join the highly anticipated in-person 5K or 10K run on Oct 15 in Edmonton. Or sign-up for the virtual run, happening Oct 15 to 22. Adults and youth are welcome, and all participants will receive fabulous swag including a finisher medal! But hurry – prices go up July 1! Register now through the link in our bio. #KathysRun2022 #KathysRunForPancreaticCancer

On #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay, PCC would like t

On #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay, PCC would like to celebrate and honour the heritage of Indigenous communities across Canada. We recognize that cancer is one of the leading causes of death in Indigenous people, with #PancreaticCancer being the fourth most common type. While there is still work to be done to address the healthcare inequities that many Indigenous communities still face, several medical institutions have specialized Indigenous services or a specialized Indigenous Patient Navigator on staff to address cultural and spiritual needs. To locate a pancreatic cancer centre near you, click the link in our bio.

We are thinking of all the father figures who shin

We are thinking of all the father figures who shine brightly in our lives, and those whose memories are kept forever our hearts. Today we celebrate you and thank you endlessly for all you have given us. Happy Father’s Day.

#PancreaticCancer impacts Canadians of all ethnici

#PancreaticCancer impacts Canadians of all ethnicities, religions, gender identities, and sexual orientations. Making life-changing progress in this disease requires all communities to come together so we can #raisetherate of survival for everyone and support each other along the way. Pancreatic Cancer Canada is and will always be a safe space for the entire LGBTQIA2S+ community. From the whole PCC team, we wish you a safe and happy Pride. #PrideMonth #Pride🌈

Receiving a #pancreaticcancer diagnosis can be dif

Receiving a #pancreaticcancer diagnosis can be difficult to navigate, and finding the right treatment can create even more stress on both patients and caregivers. There are different options available, and we are here to help as you work with your medical team to create a plan. Find information on radiation therapy, clinical trials, surgery, targeted therapies, chemotherapy, and palliative care, by visiting the Treatment Options section of our website.
Also remember that our Ask An Expert program is here to help if you have a questions about pancreatic cancer treatment and care. Reach out today through the link in our bio. #survivalnotsympathy

After losing his wife to cancer, financial planner

After losing his wife to cancer, financial planner Richard Dri began using his professional expertise to help widows and widowers plan for the future and find financial security. In his second article with PCC, Richard shares how the loss of his wife brought new questions about how to ensure his children were cared for if something happened to him as well. Read more about Richard’s experience and his advice for bereaved spouses at the link in our bio.
#pancreaticcancer #financialadvice

A joyous occasion full of love and family can also

A joyous occasion full of love and family can also bring tender moments to remember those we have lost. Honouring a loved one on your special day is a beautiful tribute, and a donation to Pancreatic Cancer Canada makes for an immensely meaningful gift. Whether you’re tying the knot or celebrating alongside the happy couple, your generosity helps us to #RaiseTheRate of #PancreaticCancer survival so more people can create everlasting memories together. Discover more ways to give this wedding season through the link in our bio.

In the latest instalment of The Stage II Project,

In the latest instalment of The Stage II Project, our CEO @mcapobiancopcc details the complicated logistics involved in preparing for her thyroid radiation treatment. As she braces for potential side effects, she also shares the mental and physical toll that #pancreaticcancer patients endure during treatment. Click the link in our bio to read more.
#SurvivalNotSympathy #ThyroidCancer

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