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Together, we can make a difference. Knowledge and just knowing there are others who care and support you can help in fighting a battle against cancer. We hope the following resources will provide you with the information you're looking for. Please send me an email at admin @ cdnbizwomen.com if you know of any additional links to include here.
Here are some great resources that may be particularly helpful if you need someone to talk to:
- Friends in Need Bulletin Board
*Open Discussion on Breast Cancer Topics
- Breast Cancer Action Nova Scotia
*An online discussion forum voicing the unique concerns and needs of people living with breast cancer
- Breast Cancer electronic mailing list
*Patients, their family and friends, and health professionals share information and support through e-mail messages. To subscribe send e-mail to LISTSERV@morgan.ucs.mun.ca and write SUBSCRIBE BREAST-CANCER in the text of the message.
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Breast Cancer Fundraising Initiatives & Organizations
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Cancer-Related Information Resources
Lora Collins at The Medical Image (Canada) offers in-home, hospital or senior residence appointments in and around the Toronto area at no charge. The Medical Image (Canada) specializes in medical wigs for those living with cancer and is a distributor of the "Comfy Grip" which was designed for Chemotherapy patients and Alopecia sufferers to hold their wig firmly and comfortably in place, without the use of two-way tape, glues, or pinning the wig to your hairline.
Evelyn Valcourt operates Evelyn's Wig & Breast Prosthetic Service in
Lorette, Manitoba and offers over 20 years experience as a Consultant to Medical Clients for Cancer, Alopecia, Areata, Lupus, Trichotillomania, Thinning Hair. Private Studio Setting. In-home or Hospital Consultations also available. Service Bilingue. By Appointment only, for your privacy.
Contact Evelyn by email at info @ evelynswigs.com or by telephone at (204) 878-2351.
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I would like to dedicate these pages to my sister, Anne McKie, who died of cancer at the age of 26 and to my father, Cecil McNicol, who made a valiant attempt to live each day to the fullest during his long battle with cancer.
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