January 2015 Support Group Meeting
Keep Calm and Relaxed
Christine will be presenting simple relaxation techniques to calm the mind and body. For time and location, please click here.
Christine Maria Gross is Coordinator of Complementary Programs at The Hospice and has a private practice in Natural Health Care. Cancer free for 24 years, Christine’s goal is to support others in learning the pillars of good health and through a variety of techniques, workshops and individual consultations. A published author and public speaker, Christine holds professional memberships with the Association of Ayurvedic Professionals of North America, the Canadian Federation of Aromatherapists, the Reflexology Registration Council of Ontario and is an Authorized Instructor of The Radiance Technique®.
Please click on the image above for more information on Christine’s book.
2014 Donation to the Regional Men’s Health Program
2014 Cheque Presentation – Regional Men’s Health Program
Check out our Nutrition Page
We have a Nutrition page on our website which has lots of useful information.
To view this page, please click here
Message From Prostate Cancer Canada
Today at 12 noon EDT, The Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care (CTFPHC ) will release guidelines recommending that the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test not be used to screen for prostate cancer based on evidence that shows an increased risk of harm and uncertain benefits. Prostate Cancer Canada disagrees with the recommendations and has launched a full-scale multi-channel campaign to remind Canadians that the benefits of PSA screening far outweigh the negatives.
Hello everyone,
Our campaign website has now launched and you can see it here: www.supportpsatests.ca – please visit to read the material on the site.
And please amplify out to your groups and help advocate for PSA testing!
If you are into social media you may also amplify our social effort as follows:
https://www.facebook.com/prostatecancercanada/posts/792828604098755 (ENGLISH: Like/Share)
https://www.facebook.com/prostatecancercanada/posts/792840924097523 (FRENCH: Like/Share)
https://twitter.com/ProstateCancerC/status/526781635824717824 (ENGLISH: retweet and favourite)
https://twitter.com/ProstateCancerC/status/526783833602269185 (FRENCH: retweet and favourite)
Visit our company page to like and share.
VOTE
If you have an extra minute, please visit the Global website and cast an online vote on this issue:
http://globalnews.ca/news/1637080/should-you-get-a-prostate-screening-test-new-guidelines-are-against-it/ (scroll to the middle page of the page, and vote ‘No, it’ll help men measure their risk’ in keeping with PCC’s position)
Thank you again for your support and please let me know if you have any questions etc.
Anne
Anne Breakey Hart, CVA
Manager, PCCN and Volunteer Engagement | Prostate Cancer Canada
Gestionnaire, Mobilisation des bénévoles | Cancer de la Prostate Canada
T 416-441-2131 ext./poste 229 | E anne.breakeyhart@prostatecancer.ca
2014 P.S.A. Testing Clinic

Judy Lund featured Speaker at October Meeting
Judy Lund,Manager, Canadian Cancer Society, Windsor-Essex Community Office.
Judy will be speaking about the various services that are offered at the Canadian Cancer Society on Tuesday October 14th.
Judy got her BA from the University of Windsor studying business, nursing and psychology, with ongoing education from Queens School of Business. She has worked as the Director of Housing Information Services; as well as the Assistant Executive Director of Labour Sponsored Community Development Group Windsor/Essex and Peel/Halton Regions and the CAW’s Child Care Services.
Over the years, Judy has been an active volunteer board member for St. Mary’s Early Years Centre; Friends of Ford Test Track Park, St. Anne’s French Immersion Elementary School Council, Project Green Windsor-Essex and Rose City Athletic Organization – Aikido Canada. Judy achieved her Aikido Black Belt 1st degree ranking in 2011.
In 2007, Judy began working for the Canadian Cancer Society as the Manager of the Windsor-Essex Community Office. This cause is near and dear to her heart as she has lost many family members to cancer: including her mother to cancer 11 years ago and grandmother to ovarian cancer when Judy was in high school.
Stacey Dusik R.N. will provide update on DaVinci Robot Program at Windsor Regional Hospital
Stacey Dusik RN, BScN, CRNFA
Stacey will be providing an update on the DaVinci Robot Program at Windsor Regional Hospital at our September 9th meeting.
Stacey’s Biography
In 1994, I graduated from the University of Western Ontario with my BScN. My career began at a private oral surgery office from 1994-2001. In 2001, I began working in the Operating Room at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. During my years at Henry Ford Hospital my focus of practice was Urological Surgeries. The Urologists at Henry Ford Hospital began working with the daVinci robot in 2001. I was able to be part of the daVinci team. In 2006, my role expanded to Registered Nurse First Assistant thus enabling me to be involved in over 4000 cases. As part of a dedicated team member, I was able to travel around the world teaching and educating others regarding robotic surgeries. The team travelled to countries such as Greece, Italy, India, Malaysia, France, South Korea and China performing surgeries and educating. In June 2014, I became the Clinical Practice Manager at Windsor Regional Hospital, Met Campus. I have the opportunity to be part of the team working and developing the daVinci robotic program in Windsor.



























