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World CML Day is on September 22. Where will you be?
September 4, 2019Join the CML Network in Halifax on September 22!
How do you live after saying goodbye?
August 22, 2019Feeling guilty that you're alive? Understanding survivor's syndrome and why it's time to ask a different question.
We're not done yet.
June 17, 2019Some people with CML still have transplants. Some can't afford their drugs. Some die. There is still so much to do.
It's time to celebrate the Extraordinary.
May 6, 2019Do you have someone who changed everything for you? We want to meet them.Upcoming Events
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Toronto – Summer 2019 -TBD, September 28, December 14
9:30am – 12:30pm Toronto CML Group meet-up. Riverdale Hub, 1326 Gerrard Street East. Email info@cmlnetwork.ca for more information and to RSVP
Ottawa CML Group Meet-up – September 17, November 19
7 pm-9 pm Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation, 1500 AltaVista Drive. Email t.harvey@rogers.com for more information and to RSVP.
Conference: Living Well with CML – Toronto June 15 – click here to RSVP
One of our CML peeps is facing a transplant and has set up a GoFundMe page to help her cover the costs. Please consider giving if you can, or sending a message of hope.
Joannie’s Cml Busters
Richard Main
Click here to support Help Lan Fight Leukemia and Bone Marrow Transplant organized by Richard Main
Richard Main Help Lan Fight Leukemia and Bone Marrow Transplant Dear Friends and Family,I need your help. The MOST DECISIVE struggle is approaching. I am Lan,
Can you imagine not getting the medication you need to stay alive, even though it’s available in other parts of the world?
SO much thanks to the work of The Max Foundation and Novartis for bringing Imatinib to Mozambique for the FIRST TIME!!!!
Innovative cancer treatment arrives to Mozambique for the first time
The slender young man walked into the small consult room clutching a book in his hand. Like many other times before, he was feeling fatigued and would need a blood transfusion to stabilize his counts.
It was a fantastic Saturday in Vancouver at the National Leukemia Conference!
It’s always so humbling and inspiring to meet other people living with blood cancer and witnessing their courage and determination to live their best life despite cancer.
The idea for a conference that would host people living with leukemia in western Canada was born two years ago when I met Al Collings. Recently diagnosed with CML, Al was reeling from the surprise of a cancer diagnosis and on the hunt for information. And despite trying to manage his own health, Al was focused on how he could help others move through similar experiences. And so the National Leukemia Conference was born! And it was great!
Special thanks to Al and his foundation, the Collings Family Foundation for providing the financial support for this event and The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in BC and Megan Norrish for the amazing work and passion that went into this event!!
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