We dare to believe in a cancer-free future

We dare to believe in a cancer-free future

Imagine a tomorrow where cancer no longer exists. We believe it's possible — with community support that continues to fuel powerful new cancer breakthroughs.

In honour of World Cancer Day this month, several patients who have faced cancer are sharing their unique journeys. It's their stories that inspire us to make cancer a thing of the past.

“It was a like a bomb dropped — it was that shocking”

After losing his dad to cancer and facing stage IV stomach cancer himself, Robert Nsengiyumva is thankful to be moving forward.

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Hodgkin’s lymphoma stops a mom of three in her tracks

When Heba Haidar found out she had cancer while on maternity leave, her world came to a grinding halt.

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One man’s unusual reaction to his cancer diagnosis

Upon hearing the news that he was facing multiple myeloma, Randy McElligott wasn’t upset. In fact, he was happy.

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When the nurse becomes the patient

In 2020, the tables turned on nurse Sabrina Presta when she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer — and stepped into the shoes of a patient.

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A cancer journey fueled by the power of music

Just as 21-year-old Caleb Fagen's undergraduate music studies were nearly complete, a new challenge arose — Hodgkin's lymphoma.

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Stories that inspire us to beat cancer

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Hello there! Your post really sparked some deep thoughts. As Albert Einstein once said, "Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value." ?? Keep sharing your insights; the world needs more of them! ??? #Inspiration #ValueOverSuccess

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