One in two Canadians will face a cancer diagnosis in their lifetime — a number that’s hard to ignore because it touches every one of us.

My story is all about time, I never really had a good relationship with my father my whole life growing up. It wasn't until 2018 that I went for a trip to cape scott on Vancouver island and to get there I had to pass though my Fathers town so I stopped for the Oblitory 1 hour lunch... However, that day everything changed and we ended up having a really good chat and agreed to work harder at having a better relationship. We did pretty well until 2019 when Covid hit and before Covid was over my father had contracted cancer and died... I never really had the time to fix what we agreed to fix.

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