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Ten Self-Care Tips to Cope with Isolation and Stress
Whether you are self-quarantining or practicing social distancing, we all are adjusting to a new normal amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations. As a person diagnosed with a blood cancer, you might be experiencing feelings of isolation, uncertainty and anxiety. As a caregiver, you might be feeling overwhelmed with navigating your loved one’s care while l...
More COVID-19 Questions and Answers
The ways we need to live our lives in the midst of this global COVID-19 pandemic is changing daily as federal and provincial governments ask us to hunker down, schools and businesses are shutting down or moving to virtual settings. We continue to hear every day from Canadians affected by blood cancers about how they should navigate their treatment and care in this confusing time. You asked and we’re respon...
The Coronavirus (Covid-19) and You...
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada is closely monitoring the developments on the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak and how it might impact Canadians affected by blood cancers. Visit our COVID-19 Resource Center Some people in treatment may be worried about the supply of therapeutic drugs (such as Imbruvica or Ibrutinib) produced in China. Its manufacturer Pharmacyclics is closely monitoring the...
Save more lives this #GivingTuesday
A blood cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelming.
Thanks to your support, one thing patients and their loved ones never have to worry about is the behind-the-scenes work of researchers across the country.
Whether scientists are exploring the underlying cause of blood cancers or new treatment options, we’re making progress on so many fronts.
And it’s all because of you.