by crystal@secancersupport.ca | Feb 11, 2026 | Stories
For many, retirement is a time to relax and enjoy the fruits of their labor. But for Ken Zacharias, a retiree from Kleefeld, Manitoba, it was an opportunity to find a new sense of purpose. In a heartfelt video, Ken shares his experience as a volunteer driver for...
by crystal@secancersupport.ca | Feb 11, 2026 | Stories
For many, retirement is a time to slow down, but for Ken Nedohin, it was an opportunity to start something new. As a volunteer driver for Southeast Cancer Support Services, Ken has turned his post-career years into a lifeline for those navigating one of life’s...
by crystal@secancersupport.ca | Feb 11, 2026 | Stories
In 2018, Wanda’s family faced a challenge that many families know all too well. Her mother was diagnosed with bladder cancer, and the logistical hurdles of treatment quickly became overwhelming. With three siblings all working full-time and a father who could no...
by crystal@secancersupport.ca | Jan 28, 2026 | Stories
For many, a cancer diagnosis feels like being cast into an unfamiliar world overnight. When Romie was diagnosed with leukemia at the beginning of 2025, she found herself facing more than just physical symptoms—she was grappling with the overwhelming weight of anxiety....
by crystal@secancersupport.ca | Jan 28, 2026 | Stories
It’s always heart-wrenching when a loved one is diagnosed with cancer. The emotional toll is heavy, and the logistics of treatment can quickly become overwhelming. This was the reality for one family in Steinbach, Manitoba, when Judith’s husband Jim received his...
by crystal@secancersupport.ca | Jan 28, 2026 | Stories
Jim Schellenberg, together with his SCSS driver, Wanda and SCSS Coordinator, Sylvia – celebrating successfully completing treatment. For many facing a serious health diagnosis, the medical tests are only one part of the challenge. Often, the logistical...
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