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Hi Everyone! Shannon here again. I wanted to share details for Jason’s Celebration of Life on Saturday, April 27th at 2pm. For those who would like to view online the stream will be linking to the Home page of The Spire’s YouTube channel. It’s not really an active channel.

Hi everyone. It’s Shannon-Jason’s spouse aka Mrs. Canuck. I wanted to share the news of his passing here as it was such a major part of his journey. Jason passed away Friday, April 5th peacefully with his Dad and I by his side. Jason was an amazing human and I feel so grateful.

I’m here, alive after being admitted to the palliative care hospital last week. #palliativecare

I’m making the move from palliative care at home to inpatient care at the hospital this afternoon. I have a bed at a really nice, new facility. It’s private, has a generous amount of space, and is very comfort-focused. This is the best decision for me.

My nieces made me a pillowcase. It’s fun. They put a lot of effort into working in some detailed likes of mine.

I’m never sure how much detail to give in a #cancer update. As always, I’ve appreciated the love and support. From the pings, DMs, and calls. Over the last week or so, I’ve been experiencing some new symptoms. Jaundice being the worst and scariest. It means that my.

RT @JJSingleton1: It's March and its Colorectal Cancer awareness month and its a very important month to raise awareness All i ask is get s….

RT @ThanksCancer: Dear Donctors,. I know my body better than you, and you know medicine better than me. That’s why we are a *team*. Beni….

RT @ThanksCancer: Dear Cancer Muggles,. Do not say “I know what you are going thru.”. You do NOT — and I am so glad you don’t. Benignly,….

A couple of friends came to visit this afternoon. The three of us have various stages of #ColonCancer. It was special to be able to spend a few hours catching up. With treatment cycles and distance (they both live 1.5-2hrs away) it can be hard to make things work. One of them

Wishing everyone a Happy St. Patrick’s Day!. It’ll be a low key day for me. I’m going to work on some writing and make a todo list for the coming week.

RT @JJSingleton1: My brother my friend my guy in this fight with me. I don't have answers I don't know why but all I know is this is why I….

Finished up my medical appointments for the week. So far things are status quo. I’ll take it. I wish I was doing something cool but I’m drinking a hydration beverage. Been parched lately. Picked up some Joyburst and have to admit it’s pretty tasty!. #StageIV #ColonCancer

Quality time and comfort have always been more important to me than longevity. One of my treatment options was to re-challenge FOLFOX. Having been treated with that regimen in a non-metastatic setting, the side effects alone are enough for me to know it’s a bad idea. …and it.

RT @tamcdonald: 3 #strongarmselfie is better than 1. We are ready for our day at #UnitedInBlue and our hill day with @fightcrc tomorrow. #p….

RT @yacancercanada: Check out the YACC Chats schedule for this week! Coming up next:. ➡️ Monday, March 11: "Disability". ➡️ Wednesday, Marc….

RT @CancerFinalGirl: 4 years ago today I was Dx'd with a brain tumor. All while everyone thought covid was going to be like smallpox. Every….

RT @eersfansmf: I love my brothers from Man Up To Cancer. It’s an organization for men who are cancer survivors/patients or caregivers & it….