It was great to talk to someone... and just talk!
I no longer live for myself, now I live to help others facing cancer.
I see the impact of CanCare each day. I see it working.
I realized I was not alone in this fight!
The importance of 1:1 emotional support through the cancer journey is something people don’t know the value of until they experience it themselves.
Thanks to CanCare’s dedicated volunteers and staff for all you do for the cancer community.
I've taken advantage of the Stage-4 patients' bi-monthly Zoom support group calls and their blog for Pancreatic Cancer patients.
My cancer journey, at first felt as if my life had been derailed, but over the years I have realized my track was just shifted a bit.
Surviving cancer has given me a clear purpose: to support others.
She was not only a good listener, but she was also going through treatments herself.
I reached out to CanCare shortly after I heard the words, "don't leave the hospital, you have cancer.
It’s nice to talk to someone who has been there and can tell you that all you are feeling is normal.
It has been amazing. They made me feel important and cared about.
The hope that he gave me was so instrumental to my healing and personal survivorship experience that I wanted to pay the gift forward.
Have unshakeable hope.
Working with CanCare and supporting survivors or patients is the most rewarding part of giving back.
A place where people help you find peace and solace during a turbulent time.
Sharing is calming. Exchanging stories with others helps me know I am not alone.
Hope will give you a perspective to focus on every day as you reach towards a successful outcome.
We are patients here for newly diagnosed patients to talk to and help you in your journey.
If you are at the beginning of this journey, please have hope.
I feel honored to help others going through the same scary and uncertain journey.
It's 1-on-1 or group support with someone you can contact just about any time.
Speaking about my journey and listening to others made me realize that I am not facing this disease alone.
You can help them change their fear, distress, and loneliness into hope.
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