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what it feels like: 'why am i being punished' with type 2 diabetes?

amy moore says living with type 2 diabetes is a numbers game, and it adds up quite a toll.
robin roberts
nov 8 2023

what it feels like: type 1 diabetes is a ‘constant layer of stress and complexity’

michelle anderson, a 26-year-old media relations manager in toronto, says that her diagnosis of a chronic disease at age 18 has empowered her, out of necessity.
karen hawthorne
nov 1 2023

what it feels like: 'i'm happy to stand up and shout' about als

dave dodds knew little about als before he was diagnosed. “a few years ago we all dumped a bucket of ice on our heads for it.”
robin roberts
oct 18 2023

what it feels like: stage 4 breast cancer is ‘incurable but it is treatable, so here i am’

bobbi jo beitz takes it all in stride and wants to share her story so that people will have a better understanding about late-stage breast cancer and how to cope.
karen hawthorne
oct 11 2023

what it feels like: 'don't give up' on life with alzheimer's disease

when craig burns was caring for his mother, who had alzheimer’s disease, he had no idea at the time that he was getting a unique insight into his own future.
robin roberts
sep 11 2023

what it feels like: ‘a reason to keep fighting’ against ovarian cancer

starla fiddler uses her “borrowed time” to advocate for others, raise awareness and help however she can to end ovarian cancer. “i know that in my lifetime i will never see a cure, as much as i would like to,” she says.
robin roberts
sep 4 2023

what it feels like: 'i had to work through' paralysis from arteriovenous malformations

fifteen years after rhian jansen was diagnosed with arteriovenous malformations in her brain, she suffered a brain bleed that left her paralyzed.
karen hawthorne
jul 13 2023

what it feels like: 'watching and waiting' while living with prostate cancer

when their father passed away from prostate cancer, it prompted anthony henry and his brother to begin regular screening for the disease. the decision likely saved their lives.
karen hawthorne
jul 11 2023
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what it feels like: 'why am i being punished' with type 2 diabetes?

amy moore says living with type 2 diabetes is a numbers game, and it adds up quite a toll.
robin roberts
nov 8 2023

what it feels like: type 1 diabetes is a ‘constant layer of stress and complexity’

michelle anderson, a 26-year-old media relations manager in toronto, says that her diagnosis of a chronic disease at age 18 has empowered her, out of necessity.
karen hawthorne
nov 1 2023

what it feels like: 'i'm happy to stand up and shout' about als

dave dodds knew little about als before he was diagnosed. “a few years ago we all dumped a bucket of ice on our heads for it.”
robin roberts
oct 18 2023

what it feels like: stage 4 breast cancer is ‘incurable but it is treatable, so here i am’

bobbi jo beitz takes it all in stride and wants to share her story so that people will have a better understanding about late-stage breast cancer and how to cope.
karen hawthorne
oct 11 2023
powered by
the leukemia & lymphoma society of canada (llsc)

what it feels like: 'don't give up' on life with alzheimer's disease

when craig burns was caring for his mother, who had alzheimer’s disease, he had no idea at the time that he was getting a unique insight into his own future.
robin roberts
sep 11 2023

what it feels like: ‘a reason to keep fighting’ against ovarian cancer

starla fiddler uses her “borrowed time” to advocate for others, raise awareness and help however she can to end ovarian cancer. “i know that in my lifetime i will never see a cure, as much as i would like to,” she says.
robin roberts
sep 4 2023

what it feels like: 'i had to work through' paralysis from arteriovenous malformations

fifteen years after rhian jansen was diagnosed with arteriovenous malformations in her brain, she suffered a brain bleed that left her paralyzed.
karen hawthorne
jul 13 2023

what it feels like: 'watching and waiting' while living with prostate cancer

when their father passed away from prostate cancer, it prompted anthony henry and his brother to begin regular screening for the disease. the decision likely saved their lives.
karen hawthorne
jul 11 2023
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

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