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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.
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.
jul 11, 2023
what it feels like: diagnosed with small intestine cancer in the middle of a pandemic
diagnosed during the covid-19 pandemic, dave beaton would have to drive more than two hours for treatment — from the remote community of mindemoya to the cancer care clinic in sudbury, ontario.
jun 02, 2023
what it feels like: with glaucoma 'it took me losing my sight to find my vision'
after losing her sight, laura feltz left a prestigious corporate job to work on her true passion: coaching women to achieve their goals.
may 10, 2023
what it feels like: 'i feel left out' with pulmonary hypertension
it took several months and a stay in the hospital before allison wells found out why she was always short of breath.
apr 13, 2023
what it feels like: travelling the world with spinal muscular atrophy
living with spinal muscular atrophy, tori hunter points to cities around the world that show us true accessibility is possible.
apr 10, 2023
what it feels like: colorectal cancer 'is not glamorous at all'
there were other signs, like bloating and abdominal discomfort, but it was the rectal bleeding that led catherine perka to a gastroenterologist and a cancer diagnosis: 'the whole thing feels like, i want to say a dream, but it was more like a nightmare.'
mar 16, 2023
what it feels like: learning to live with glaucoma was 'accepting this is who i am'
it was a growth process. i think part of it was accepting this is who i am, i can't change it. part of it was to let stuff go from the past. part of it too is understanding that i can't really control what other people are going to do or how they're going to respond to me," john maloney says of life with glaucoma.
mar 10, 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.
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.
jul 11, 2023
what it feels like: diagnosed with small intestine cancer in the middle of a pandemic
diagnosed during the covid-19 pandemic, dave beaton would have to drive more than two hours for treatment — from the remote community of mindemoya to the cancer care clinic in sudbury, ontario.
jun 02, 2023
what it feels like: with glaucoma 'it took me losing my sight to find my vision'
after losing her sight, laura feltz left a prestigious corporate job to work on her true passion: coaching women to achieve their goals.
may 10, 2023
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what it feels like: 'i feel left out' with pulmonary hypertension
it took several months and a stay in the hospital before allison wells found out why she was always short of breath.
apr 13, 2023
what it feels like: travelling the world with spinal muscular atrophy
living with spinal muscular atrophy, tori hunter points to cities around the world that show us true accessibility is possible.
apr 10, 2023
what it feels like: colorectal cancer 'is not glamorous at all'
there were other signs, like bloating and abdominal discomfort, but it was the rectal bleeding that led catherine perka to a gastroenterologist and a cancer diagnosis: 'the whole thing feels like, i want to say a dream, but it was more like a nightmare.'
mar 16, 2023
what it feels like: learning to live with glaucoma was 'accepting this is who i am'
it was a growth process. i think part of it was accepting this is who i am, i can't change it. part of it was to let stuff go from the past. part of it too is understanding that i can't really control what other people are going to do or how they're going to respond to me," john maloney says of life with glaucoma.
mar 10, 2023
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