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deep brain stimulation for parkinson's disease: what it feels like

the surgery involves electrodes being inserted into the brain.
emma jones
nov 08, 2021
manzil and sadia bacchus at the annual superwalk benefit.

what it's like to recover from drug addiction

after years of drug use, countless overdoses and two suicide attempts, matt kieselstein just marked 900 days of sobriety.
emma jones
oct 28, 2021
matt kieselstein was only 11 when he realized he could get high from the ritalin prescribed by his doctor for adhd. now he is enrolled in the addiction studies program at mcmaster university. supplied

cured of hepatitis c, here's how this woman survives the stigma of drug use

'it shouldn't matter if i'm a person who uses drugs — the doctor could have taken a couple of extra minutes to test me.'
emma jones
oct 14, 2021
the stigma around drug use is preventing people from getting tested for hepatitis c, says jessica lamb.

waldenstrom macroglobulinemia: what it feels like

paul kitchen was diagnosed with waldenstrom macroglobulinemia, the same rare cancer that killed his mother.
emma jones
sep 27, 2021
paul kitchen lives with waldenstrom macroglobulinemia. supplied

what it feels like: my toddler has spinal muscular atrophy

'we did not want that sma diagnosis — no parent wants a rare disease diagnosis.'
emma jones
sep 17, 2021
mehtab, centre, as a baby with his family.

multiple myeloma, non-hodgkin lymphoma, breast cancer: surviving three cancers

'death no longer scares me. every day that i'm alive, is a day to be lived fully.'
laura tennant
sep 09, 2021
munira premji is living with three different cancers.

what it feels like: surviving the loss of two babies is 'extremely isolating'

'i had to grieve not only the loss of my babies, but also the person i had been.'
emma jones
aug 04, 2021
michelle lafontaine is the program director for the pregnancy and infant loss network (pail network).

anaplastic large cell lymphoma was no match for a sister's stem cells

'not everyone has an abby': diagnosed with anaplastic large cell lymphoma, oliver pickering needed his sister's stem cells
emma jones
jul 14, 2021
the acosta-pickering  family. from left-right: mario, abby, oliver, dawn, and chewbacca their cat. oliver's dog, hope, sits in front. supplied

deep brain stimulation for parkinson's disease: what it feels like

the surgery involves electrodes being inserted into the brain.
emma jones
nov 08, 2021
manzil and sadia bacchus at the annual superwalk benefit.

what it's like to recover from drug addiction

after years of drug use, countless overdoses and two suicide attempts, matt kieselstein just marked 900 days of sobriety.
emma jones
oct 28, 2021
matt kieselstein was only 11 when he realized he could get high from the ritalin prescribed by his doctor for adhd. now he is enrolled in the addiction studies program at mcmaster university. supplied

cured of hepatitis c, here's how this woman survives the stigma of drug use

'it shouldn't matter if i'm a person who uses drugs — the doctor could have taken a couple of extra minutes to test me.'
emma jones
oct 14, 2021
the stigma around drug use is preventing people from getting tested for hepatitis c, says jessica lamb.

waldenstrom macroglobulinemia: what it feels like

paul kitchen was diagnosed with waldenstrom macroglobulinemia, the same rare cancer that killed his mother.
emma jones
sep 27, 2021
paul kitchen lives with waldenstrom macroglobulinemia. supplied

what it feels like: my toddler has spinal muscular atrophy

'we did not want that sma diagnosis — no parent wants a rare disease diagnosis.'
emma jones
sep 17, 2021
mehtab, centre, as a baby with his family.

multiple myeloma, non-hodgkin lymphoma, breast cancer: surviving three cancers

'death no longer scares me. every day that i'm alive, is a day to be lived fully.'
laura tennant
sep 09, 2021
munira premji is living with three different cancers.

what it feels like: surviving the loss of two babies is 'extremely isolating'

'i had to grieve not only the loss of my babies, but also the person i had been.'
emma jones
aug 04, 2021
michelle lafontaine is the program director for the pregnancy and infant loss network (pail network).

anaplastic large cell lymphoma was no match for a sister's stem cells

'not everyone has an abby': diagnosed with anaplastic large cell lymphoma, oliver pickering needed his sister's stem cells
emma jones
jul 14, 2021
the acosta-pickering  family. from left-right: mario, abby, oliver, dawn, and chewbacca their cat. oliver's dog, hope, sits in front. supplied
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