Cancer Fatigue Services

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

01/30/2026

Life after cancer can make social connection harder than people realize.

This month’s Advocacy in Action piece by puts words to that experience.

You are not lazy. You are not weak.
Cancer-related fatigue is real and support exists.

You are not alone. 🫶
🔗 cancerfatigueservices.com/news

01/20/2026

Ever been told your fatigue is “normal”, but no one could explain why?

Anaerobic threshold helps us quantify cancer-related fatigue and finally put numbers to what patients feel every day.

That validation matters.

Cancer-related fatigue is common, but it is treatable.

Learn more in our upcoming info session:
🔗 cancerfatigueservices.com/ama

Or, book a meeting to determine your OHIP eligibility and for support in getting a referral from your doctor, oncologist or nurse practitioner:
🔗 cancerfatigueservices.com/free-consultation.

01/19/2026

Exercise during chemotherapy? Yes, when it’s done safely and prescribed properly.

Key elements:
✔️ A personalized care plan
✔️ Clinically prescribed exercise therapy
✔️ Ongoing support, even during treatment

Cancer-related fatigue is common — but it isn’t something you just have to “push through.”

Ready for personalized support?
Book a free consultation and ask about our OHIP-covered comprehensive assessment.
🔗 cancerfatigueservices.com/free-consultation

** Anaerobic threshold (in plain language):
The point during physical exertion where your body can no longer keep up with the energy demand using oxygen alone, so fatigue starts to build much faster. Past this point, activity feels noticeably harder and harder to sustain.

Often described as the “line” between effort you can maintain for a while and effort that quickly wears you out. **

Survivorship

01/15/2026

Hungry for more? Join Dr. Scott Adams LIVE in our upcoming info session (ama = ask me anything):
🔗 cancerfatigueservices.com/ama

Ready for personalized help? (OHIP-covered comprehensive assessment)
🔗 cancerfatigueservices.com/free-consultation

01/13/2026

Thank you, Dawn Barker, TNBC overcomer, advocate, and founder of NUY50.com, for using your voice to shine a light on cancer-related fatigue and the need for better care.

Cancer-related fatigue is real. It’s debilitating. And survivors deserve more than “this is normal.”

We see you. We believe you. And we’re grateful you’re helping others find answers. 👀🫶

01/09/2026

Cancer fatigue support just got easier to find 🇨🇦

We’re now listed in the Canadian ’s Community Services Locator, making it easier for survivors and caregivers to find evidence-based fatigue support.

🔍 Search “fatigue” to see us

Cancer fatigue is treatable. You are not alone. 🫶

Ready to address your fatigue?
https://cancerfatigueservices.com/free-consultation

01/07/2026

You deserve to reclaim your energy and hope for living life on your terms. If you are struggling with Cancer-Related Fatigue, join scientist and exercise physiologist Dr. Scott Adams for a FREE information session where he breaks down the 10 treatable causes and the treatments that are effective in addressing fatigue.

Come for the science, stay for the community... last time, the Q&A lasted over an hour!

To sign up, go to: https://cancerfatigueservices.com/ama

Date: Tuesday, January 27th
Time: 6:30 PM - 7:00 PM (Eastern Time)

12/31/2025

Cancer Fatigue Services is grateful to the CML Society of Canada for being a steady partner in supporting people living with chronic myelogenous leukemia as they navigate the challenges of cancer-related fatigue. Your dedication to trusted information, guidance, and community support continues to raise the standard for what patients can expect.

Our shared mission is to strengthen science-backed education and treatment pathways for anyone with CML seeking fatigue support. Over the past year, our collaboration has helped ensure that individuals affected by CML have access to accurate resources, structured assessments, and treatment options designed to improve their daily quality of life.

12/30/2025