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Everly Hartley and her grandmother

Two young sisters raise $3,500 for pancreatic cancer research in tribute to late grandmother

London, Ont. — Two young sisters from Southwestern Ontario have channeled their creativity into a personal tribute to their late grandmother, raising more than $3,500 for pancreatic cancer research

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Finding Freedom: Teena Robb’s Story

There’s something magical about Teena Robb’s sunroom. Even on the cloudiest of days, the space feels warm and bright. It’s Teena herself who brings the real light to the room. Full of life, energy and

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Dr. Jonathan Lau

A decade of seizures ends for patient after new donor-funded epilepsy procedure at LHSC

London, Ont. - After struggling with debilitating epilepsy seizures for nearly 10 years, Steve Kieffer became the first patient in London, Ontario, to undergo a new donor-funded epilepsy procedure at

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My Sixth Year: Marilyn Youell’s Story

When Marilyn Youell’s husband was diagnosed with cancer, she watched helplessly as treatment brought him to the brink of death. He was a talented musician, but after surgery, he had to relearn how to

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Back in the Driver’s Seat: Craig Read’s Story

I first injured my knee in a skiing accident when I was 18. Back then, there wasn’t much they could do, so I just lived with it. It didn’t start bothering me until I was in my 40s or 50s. Then the

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Eat My Dust: Diane Sims’ Story

All my life, I’ve been given deadlines. It started when I suddenly lost the vision in my left eye at 14. A year earlier, my cousin had died of eye cancer, so doctors feared a tumour. I was flown from