Cancer Fatigue Services

Cancer Fatigue Services Canada’s first medical care service for cancer-related fatigue. Based in Toronto with remote service across Ontario.

03/17/2026

My mom introduced me to back in 2000 💙 Now I'm asking YOU to take 15 mins to help shape the future of cancer support in Canada. Link in the comments.

💙 It's anonymous. It's confidential. And you could win one of eight prizes up to $150 just for participating.

03/13/2026

Day 18 — The Reset We Lost

🎗️🩵 Cervical Strong for 31

Sunday used to slow us down.

Not because everything was perfect —
but because rest was treated as necessary, not optional.

Somewhere along the way, we lost that RESET.

Now even healing is rushed.
Even advocacy is measured by output.
Even survivors are expected to keep producing while recovering.

That isn’t strength.
That’s strain disguised as resilience.

Sustainable awareness doesn’t come from burning people out.
It comes from systems that understand:
"Rest is part of How change Survives"

Today’s post is quieter on purpose.
Because staying well enough to continue
is still showing up.

Cervical Strong for 31 · Day 18 Sunday

03/06/2026

Today is 💙 Spotlighting amazing people and organizations bringing awareness to colorectal cancer which is currently the deadliest cancer among adults under 50.

Get screened. Share this. Save a life.

Originally shared to me by , is petitioning the Canadian gov't to lower the screening age from 50 to 45.

I also want to highlight for their meaningful work.

And asscancerdiaries.com an unfiltered, personal story of one individual's battle with cancer.

03/05/2026

As a team, we always . In this post, I share what brings me to work every day.

The desire to help the community and those with ...

We are inspired by people living with or after cancer, their caregivers and peers who are no longer with us. Please share their stories with us, and our stories with them!

Like inspiring stories or want to learn more about cancer fatigue? Subscribe to our newsletter.

👉 cancerfatigueservices.com/news

(More on me and the late Dr. Flor, Nov 2025
My personal Instagram: )

03/03/2026

Stephanie’s story reminds us that cancer-related fatigue should not simply be accepted as “part of the journey.”

After finding support, she became a vocal advocate, even writing to CBC to call for broader access across Canada!

Shout out and a thank you to for referring Stephanie to us. 🙏

Read her full story here:
👉 cancerfatigueservices.com/news

02/13/2026

Don't wait to tell someone that you appreciate them.

Was saving this for a post on Mama's death anniversary (21 Feb.) but this felt like the right time.

Rest in peace Auntie Gwen, 9 February 2026.

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To learn more about the extraordinary person my mama, my hero was, check out my TikTok from 30 September 2025 and my article in the November 2025 newsletter.

👉 cancerfatigueservices.com/news

02/12/2026

No Olympic-level training required 🏅

Cancer-related fatigue doesn’t require extreme workouts, just the right approach.

This post highlights the Canadian Cancer Survivor Network (CCSN ) who recently hosted a 3-part webinar with Dr. Scott Adams on evidence-based strategies to address cancer fatigue.

👉 cancerfatigueservices.com/CCSN

02/11/2026

A cancer diagnosis can be deeply isolating, even when surrounded by support.

This post highlights Katie () a melanoma survivor who created MELAHOMIES, a peer community for connection, understanding and healing; and shares the value of journaling.

Writing it out + finding your people can be powerful.

Check out other inspiring stories from people living with or after cancer:
👉 cancerfatigueservices.com/news

02/05/2026

Support doesn’t end when treatment does.

This post spotlights , the Canadian Colorectal Resource Action Network, an organization that helps people feel heard, validated, and less alone after a colorectal cancer diagnosis.

Sometimes the most powerful thing is simply holding space.

02/04/2026

Cancer fatigue isn’t just physical. Fear. Worry. Scan anxiety. All of it takes energy.

As part of , I’m spotlighting (Look Good Feel Better Canada) and their free webinar on coping with fear and worry after cancer.

Accessible, practical, and clinician-led.

👉 go to lgfb.ca
> click "Explore All Workshops"
> "Coping with Fear & Worry"
> "Register for Workshop"

PsychosocialCare

02/03/2026

Not everyone relates to the “fight cancer” metaphor.
For Sean Wachter, it changed his life.

This is our first post and I’m tagging in Sean 🤙🥊

Listen to the full conversation on YouTube (Jeff Knows) or wherever you get your podcasts.

Check out other inspirational stories in our monthly newsletter:

👉 cancerfatigueservices.com/news

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