Terry Fox passed away 45 years ago today at Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminster, British Columbia on June 28, 1981, at the age of 22. Here he is in St John's, Newfoundland the moment he started his Marathon of Hope. credit: @TerryFoxCanada
Her book is published! I wish she could be here. But I am so proud and thankful that I could finish her book for her. Miss you Ang! https://t.co/q6ZA2ITpFw
Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day. 💙
Think of someone you love. Take a moment to tell that person how important they are to you. Sometimes, a simple conversation can make a big difference. 👩🏼🤝👨🏿
Today, take a moment for mental health. #BellLetsTalk
I'm moving closer to Regina this week! I am looking forward to getting my independence back after 2.5 years of dealing with my cancer. Maybe one day I will teach at RCSD, but for now I am happy with just being closer to the place that feels like home.
Cancer patients helping cancer patients that are complete fucking strangers 🥹🥹 it makes me think that human beings are good and the world is going to be ok.
MAC NEIL RETIRES FROM SWIMMING
Olympic champion Maggie Mac Neil is retiring from swimming. The 24-year-old from London, ON leaves the sport as one of the country’s greatest performers ever
Olympic champion. World champion. Countless international medals
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We need a petition made to bring back the old TSN curling music. Like why change something that wasn't broken/bad? This new music just isn't it. #curling#TSN
🎉 It's #TerryFoxRun Day 🎉
We are so grateful to all our participants and donors for coming together in support of cancer research. You are making a difference for Canadians facing cancer and getting us closer to realizing Terry's dream.❤️
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#NoMatterWhat
“Everything happens for a reason.” Is it really necessary to find meaning in a life-threatening diagnosis or you just don’t have anything better to say?
Cancer is not some whimsical epiphany that would make you a better and inspirational person. It's great that some people found purpose and learned things about themselves because of cancer, but it's also okay if you're not able to do that. A cancer diagnosis can just be a shitty part of your life.