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Stories of hope about Canadian Cancer Society volunteers

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Do you have a story to tell about how cancer has touched your life as a volunteer for the Canadian Cancer Society?

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“I know that feeling of wanting to talk. When I talk to women who have just been diagnosed, and I say, ‘I’ve had this, and I’ve been here eight years,’ I can feel them nearly come through the phone they’re so relieved.”
            - Betty

“I feel that it’s really important to volunteer, just because you can see how the research has made a difference. The survival rates for things like childhood leukemia have gone up dramatically since my sister was diagnosed. All these events make a real difference. And so to me it’s just so important for all of us to get out there, to help get this disease under control.”
           - Lisa

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Getting up to Cancer Each Day

I have hairy cell leukemia and was treated in 2008 with chemo...now will be having a "spleenectomy" in the near future.


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