Patient Empowerment through Self-Advocacy By Maureen Elliott, BA, MA Senior Manager, Programs and Support This article was originally published by Heal Canada in their digital magazine, E3 Advocacy, Issue 8. Pancreatic cancer is known as the world’s toughest cancer...
Pancreatic cancer survivor grateful for Pancreatic Cancer Canada’s support programs Sandra Mahne was being treated for kidney stones but when she woke up with yellow skin and eyes on the morning of June 7, 2023, she knew that something wasn’t right. She called her...
No Reason for Celebration on National Cancer Survivors Day Monday, June 5, 2023 Hope. A small word that has the power to make a big impact. When we instill hope in someone, meaningful changes can happen, barriers can be broken, and lives can be transformed … even...
Spotlight: Jeannine Quinn Urges Fellow Patients to Advocate For Their Care Jeannine Quinn has always maintained an active lifestyle; from bodybuilding to ballroom dancing, she loves to move. She considers herself to be very in-tune with her body and is acutely aware...
Arax Copeman Honours Her Mother’s Tenacious Spirit Through Charity and Peer Support by Victoria Izzio-Meloche When Arax Copeman’s mother, Lucy, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2018, they were told she would have a year to live, yet their hope never...
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