A cancer diagnosis always comes as a shock. This shock is followed by many challenges: understanding and following a treatment plan, assimilating the information, announcing the situation to loved ones, and managing the ensuing emotions.

You must adapt physically and psychologically, evaluate the financial impact, as consider per- sonal and family issues. You are facing a new reality. 

Whether you are waiting for a diagnosis, in treat- ment, or have returned to work, we are here to help. Let your care team know your needs, or call the Canadian Cancer Society for more information or resources.

Information 

1 888 939-3333 
info@sic.cancer.ca
 www.cancer.ca
 www.parlonscancer.ca
Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m

Created in 1994, the Quebec Breast Cancer Foundation is a duly registered charity. Its mission is to help women with breast cancer and to support medical research into the disease. It also offers a component featuring breast cancer awareness and education activities.

Information

1 877 990-7171
info@rubanrose.org
 www.rubanrose.org

No-one should face cancer alone.

Since 1979, the Quebec Cancer Foundation has supported you with services that strive to ensure your daily well-being by helping you live better with cancer.

Info-cancer services can provide answers to your questions thanks to our nurses who are experienced in oncology, and, thanks to our documentary experts, guide you to the available resources in your region.

Information

1 800 363-0063
infocancer@fqc.qc.ca
 www.cancerquebec.com