• Pascal Leduc

Pascal Leduc

“As a kinesiologist, I love working at the Foundation because It allows me to truly improve the lives of cancer patients. These patients are full of hope, motivated, and appreciative of the benefits of physical activity. I’m sure of two things In life: we will all die someday, and physical activity is essential. So, let’s keep moving!”

“As a kinesiologist, I love working at the Foundation because It allows me to truly improve the lives of cancer patients. These patients are full of hope, motivated, and appreciative of the benefits of physical activity. I’m sure of two things In life: we will all die someday, and physical activity is essential. So, let’s keep moving!”

Some other interesting testimonials

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Lucie Gaudreault’s story: helping while traveling

“We all had one thing in common, a shared desire to give, and yes, to travel.”

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Martine Morin’s story: an involvement in the telephone peer matching service after cancer

"Having cancer has taught me how to live better.”

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Isabelle Goupil’s story: cancer and logistics

“The moment a nurse spoke to her about the Quebec Cancer Foundation Lodges in the Estrie region, it was as though a ray of hope had miraculously appeared at the end of this incredibly difficult tunnel.”

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Stephan Lavoie’s story: impeccable services near the treatment sites

“Nowhere have I found anything to compare with the human contact I received at the Foundation.”

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Manon Bisson’s story: a 32-year-old mom

“The Quebec Cancer Foundation, a little gem for those closest to me.”

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Grace Durocher’s story: lucky in her misfortune

“Lucky in my misfortune”