Children of IMS Canada employees help VOBOC deliver comfort to other youth in need.
Video courtesy of CTV News Montreal
Playing it for laughs
Written by KATHRYN GREENAWAY - THE GAZETTE
Tuesday, 19 January 2010 00:00
COMIC Daniel Stolfi was 25 when diagnosed with cancer. He’s bringing his show about the ordeal to Café Campus
The first entry in comedian Daniel Stolfi’s cancer journal is dated March 24, 2008. The opening lines read, “First night in the hospital. Should be fun. Got my bone marrow tested. It hurt like a bitch.”
Cancer patients helped Montreal woman with brain tumour
Written by The Canadian Press
Sunday, 20 December 2009 00:00
MONTREAL — All that Weifun Chang wants for Christmas is to live.
That, and maybe have the strength to hold her 22-month old son.
The 30-year-old woman hasn't been able to do that for the past few months because she couldn't move her left arm. She has also had difficulty walking.
Chang was diagnosed with a brain tumour in June 2008 and since then has undergone radiation and chemotherapy.
"We don't know if it's the radiation, if it's dead cells in my brain that's causing damaged blood vessels that's leading to the weakness in my left arm -- or if it's a new tumour," she said.
She made the comments in an interview last week in her suburban Montreal residence.
COMIC Daniel Stolfi was 25 when diagnosed with cancer. He’s bringing his show about the ordeal to Café Campus
