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what it feels like
what it feels like: 'i’m more' than just a person with spinal muscular atrophy
while the pain and other symptoms associated with sma keep nouma hammash down, her drive to give back to the community and take care of others never ceases.
apr 30, 2024
what it feels like: fabry disease and finding the silver lining in community and advocacy
living with fabry disease calls for finding "different ways to accept that it's going to be a lifelong journey."
apr 03, 2024
what it feels like: parkinson’s disease didn't make me feel sorry for myself
almost two years after toronto musician gordon myers first noticed a tremor in his left hand, he was diagnosed with parkinson’s.
apr 01, 2024
what it feels like: taking a colorectal cancer diagnosis and turning it into hope for others
when barry stein was given the life-changing news, it took all he had to keep it together for himself and his family.
mar 06, 2024
what it feels like: 'you need to advocate for yourself' with congenital heart disease
congenital heart disease occurs when the heart’s chambers, walls or valves, or the blood vessels near the heart don’t develop normally before birth, according to the heart & stroke foundation of canada.
feb 05, 2024
what it feels like: one day at a time with congenital heart disease
nathalie lacoste-hofmann considers herself lucky that she didn’t have to wait long for a donor — lucky to get a donor at all — but strange to have another human’s heart beating inside her.
feb 05, 2024
what it feels like: learning how to be yourself with autism
for nico boffa, living with autism is a journey to understand how he can be himself and not worry about “conforming” to be more like his neurotypical peers.
jan 03, 2024
2023 year in review: patient stories
the patient journey can be a lonesome one, but it can also be filled with love, support and hope. there isn't always a happy ending, but there is an abundance of bravery and determination along the way.
dec 27, 2023
what it feels like: 'i’m more' than just a person with spinal muscular atrophy
while the pain and other symptoms associated with sma keep nouma hammash down, her drive to give back to the community and take care of others never ceases.
apr 30, 2024
what it feels like: fabry disease and finding the silver lining in community and advocacy
living with fabry disease calls for finding "different ways to accept that it's going to be a lifelong journey."
apr 03, 2024
what it feels like: parkinson’s disease didn't make me feel sorry for myself
almost two years after toronto musician gordon myers first noticed a tremor in his left hand, he was diagnosed with parkinson’s.
apr 01, 2024
what it feels like: taking a colorectal cancer diagnosis and turning it into hope for others
when barry stein was given the life-changing news, it took all he had to keep it together for himself and his family.
mar 06, 2024
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what it feels like: 'you need to advocate for yourself' with congenital heart disease
congenital heart disease occurs when the heart’s chambers, walls or valves, or the blood vessels near the heart don’t develop normally before birth, according to the heart & stroke foundation of canada.
feb 05, 2024
what it feels like: one day at a time with congenital heart disease
nathalie lacoste-hofmann considers herself lucky that she didn’t have to wait long for a donor — lucky to get a donor at all — but strange to have another human’s heart beating inside her.
feb 05, 2024
what it feels like: learning how to be yourself with autism
for nico boffa, living with autism is a journey to understand how he can be himself and not worry about “conforming” to be more like his neurotypical peers.
jan 03, 2024
2023 year in review: patient stories
the patient journey can be a lonesome one, but it can also be filled with love, support and hope. there isn't always a happy ending, but there is an abundance of bravery and determination along the way.
dec 27, 2023
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breast cancer canada
