Caregiver Stories

Videos of experts talking to patients and caregivers about treatment, support, mental and sexual health

Short stories based on Indigenous story-telling traditions help show the many values, beliefs and needs of Indigenous cancer patients. First Nations patients, family members, and their family doctors and oncologists (cancer doctors), from British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, and the North West Territories are featured. The videos raise awareness about the cancer journey experienced by Indigenous patients and their families and promote understanding with healthcare providers.

In this video, Dianne talks about caring for her husband, Doug, near the end of his life, after 11 years with prostate cancer

Dialogue and Storywork is a project designed to improve the transitions and outcomes of First Nations patients during the cancer journey. The videos raise awareness about the cancer journey experienced by Indigenous patients, caregivers and their families and promote understanding with healthcare providers.

On this page, you can consult stories from caregivers and survivors relating to clinical trials for prostate cancer treatments.

Click on this link and scroll down to read the English testimonies of three people who's loved one got diagnosed with prostate cancer. A daughter's perspective, The challenge to intimacy, and Prevention is the key.