Témoignages

It was March 17th 2019, St Patrick?s Day–a beautiful Sunday almost spring morning in the city. My husband Robert was away at a family funeral in Jamaica. It was going to be a day just for me. As I slumbered in the morning sun, thinking about how I would spend my day I decided to…

My breast cancer story is one of dense breasts and possibly a tumour developing in my late 40s. Up until May 19, 2023, I was considered not to have an increased risk for breast cancer, according to the Canadian Task Force guidelines; no family history, no genetic mutations, and no previous chest radiation and was…

My name is Fernanda. My cancer journey started at an annual physical at my family doctor?s office in November of 2022. I was 49 years old. I had zero health concerns. In fact, I was in, what I thought was the best shape I had been in since my teens. I was working out 4-5…

About Me I am a 49 year old wife and mother of two daughters. I work in Education as an Administrative Assistant in Kitchener, Ontario and have been living a healthy lifestyle, eating healthy, exercise, and staying active. My Breast Cancer Story One morning as I was showering I felt a lump in my right…

My name is Tracey. I am 50 years old and live in Waterloo, ON with my husband Jason, and three daughters: Amanda (age 21), Ella (age 20), and Lily (age 15). We also have two dogs – Levi and Winston. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in February 2019. I started getting screened for breast…

?Thank God for a Nightmare? – My Breast Cancer Story Background: On November 7, 2023, I realized it was the one-year anniversary of my breast cancer surgery in Edmonton. My lumpectomy, or ?segmental resection?, was performed after five long months of chemo treatments. I didn’t know going into surgery if the sixth and final chemo…

About Me? I am a 44 year solo parent of a 14 year old son. I am also a regulated pharmacy technician who works in long term care. I live in beautiful Kelowna, BC, so I enjoy being active in the outdoors – kayaking, hiking, paddle boarding and camping. Also really enjoy reading and roller…

I Live Life Now? Lying on the ultrasound table I intrinsically understood this was the beginning of a rabbit hole, unsure of what that meant at the time. My first thought was I have no regrets in life. None. I have always lived life fully and with purpose. Not something many people can confidently say.…

Mon histoire de cancer du sein débute bien avant mon propre diagnostic personnel. À l'âge de 36 ans, ma mère a été diagnostiquée d'un cancer du sein de stade 4, et après une bataille épuisante de trois ans, elle est malheureusement décédée à l'âge de 39 ans. J'avais seulement 9 ans. Ma famille et mes amis m'ont toujours...