| Picture Yourself a Winner |
| The Hower family has always believed that you can't win the race if you think you are going to lose. » more... |
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| 34 Years After Cancer Diagnosis, Einar is Still Going Strong! |
| As a newly-wed in 1972, Einar Vigfusson of Arborg was diagnosed with testicular cancer. Thirty-four years and two sons later, he shares his triumphant story with us. » more... |
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| Triumph of a Child Cancer Survivor |
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Four-month-old Larissa Potenza's form of leukemia was of the rarest type. Now seven years old and cancer-free, Larissa is joyful proof that the treatment of cancer in children has been among the most successful in medical history ... » more...
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| Julianna and the 'Bananavision' Story |
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Cancer hit the family of Mary Bertone and her husband Terry Josephson and their children Nicholas (7 years old) and Julianna (4 years old) on September 4, 2003 .... » more...
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| Lots of Love & Hopes |
| Theresa Evans found that cancer is something that happens to you while you are busy doing other things. » more... |
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| The Legacy of a Father, Farmer and Hockey Fan |
| CancerCare Manitoba gave Ted Dennis 28 years he wouldn't have had. » more... |
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| Victoria's Hair-Razing Swim Team |
The Lapointe's are back in the swim of things.
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An Open Letter from a Grateful Fundraiser
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Sally Verhaeghe's co-workers in the Roblin/Dauphin area have brought a whole new meaning to the term "union" for Sally and her son, Matt.
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| The Bells are Winning |
Cancer is always a family affair, but it's so much harder when mother and son are both receiving treatment.
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| Dawn Kidder's Story |
"Everyday I have a chance of using medical play to help children better understand the experience of cancer treatment."
- Dawn Kidder, Certified Life Specialist » more... |
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| A Time of Wonder and Joy |
"Imagine a diagnosis of acute lymphoblastic leukemia for your two-year old. Imagine her crawling into a shell. Then imagine a medical play program that has her wanting to come to clinic because she'll be able to play at doing a lumbar puncture or a bone marrow aspiration."
- Paulla Hill, Abby's mom » more... |
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