Wellspring Cancer Support

After being diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer, Sandra Gabriel wasn’t sure she wanted support.

“I’ll be honest – I didn’t want to go [to Wellspring],” she says. “Going meant admitting I had cancer and needed help.”

But through Wellspring’s Cancer Exercise Program, Sandra found more than physical strength – she found connection, encouragement, and people who truly understood.

“We share experiences, we encourage each other, we check in,” she says. “Even if our situations are different, there’s this understanding you don’t have to explain.”

Read Sandra’s story by visiting our profile.

May is Pelvic Pain Awareness Month. 💚

Pelvic cancer treatment can have lasting effects on bladder, bowel, sexual function, and overall quality of life. Our free self-paced webinar explores how pelvic health physiotherapy can help support recovery, manage symptoms, and improve wellbeing after treatment.

Learn what pelvic health physiotherapy is, what to expect during an assessment, and how to find qualified support after cancer care.

Access the resource: https://wellspring.ca/resource/pelvic-health-physiotherapy-and-cancer-recovery-what-to-expect/

May is Leave a Legacy month in Canada. A bequest or gift by will is a simple and thoughtful way to leave a personal legacy, representing your life and values.

After finding support and community at Wellspring during her cancer journey, Jane made the decision to leave a gift in her will. Wellspring picked her up when she needed it most, and she wants it to be there for others, too.

You can give people living with cancer a new chapter by making a gift to Wellspring 🌱

Visit https://shorturl.at/YIPmO to read Jane’s story and learn more about leaving a legacy with Wellspring.