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Young Adult Cancer Canada, 18 Argyle Street, Suite 201, St. John's, NL, A1A 1V3
Email [email protected] | Phone 709.579.7325 | Fax 709.579.7326 | Toll-free 1.877.571.7325
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“By running past the pains of a cancer experience, you are also running past moments of great happiness. Slow down to be happier despite cancer.”
Read morePlease join us for Giving Tuesday and donate now to YACC to start your holiday season with a gift to help young adults like Chris Chow find “their sense of renewed confidence.”
Read moreYACCtivist Andrea reflects on the five years since her cancer diagnosis and how she has grown.
Read more“It took me a very long time to be comfortable with the new me after breast cancer, double mastectomy, and chemo. I took the time to learn to love myself again.”
Read moreYACCtivist Marley has seen some extremely talented artists and creators hone their crafts and become small business owners over the last few years. With the holiday season right around the corner, she has compiled a list that might help you find that perfect gift while supporting a YACCer!
Read moreOn the 22nd anniversary of his first cancer diagnosis, Geoff thinks back to that day, what it meant, and how it still affects him today.
Read moreJenn shares her thoughts on the first episode of the We Get It web series and some other ways the YACC community is staying connected.
Read moreCancer forced this YACCer to focus on their fertility in unexpected ways.
Read moreA little bit about you: Name: Harjeet Kaur (Nickname: Niki) Age: 33 years City: Edmonton, AB What was your diagnosis? I was diagnosed with stage IV cancer (subcutaneous Panniculitis t-cell…
Read more“Growth after cancer is not linear. Each person has such a unique experience with their illness, and as a result, we all grow and change at our own speed.”
Read moreA member of the YACC community thinks about what they have lost and learned since being diagnosed with cancer two years ago.
Read moreYACCtivist Alex takes a look through the journal his mom kept while he was undergoing treatment a few years back.
Read more“A hug is healing, simple connection and solidarity will do, and you can do that virtually. YACC opened their ears and eyes wider to what we are doing online, and they continue to strive to meet us there.”
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