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As cancer treatment bills pile up, B.C. woman wants system fixed

Cyndi Logan, diagnosed with multiple myeloma at age 39, emphasizes the financial burden of cancer treatment, noting that costs can exceed $10,000 per month for necessary care and accommodations during her treatment in Vancouver.
Logan believes greater accessibility and funding are necessary for rural patients needing treatment, despite existing support services.
Having undergone stem cell transplants, Logan highlights the challenges of prolonged stays away from her family and the need for safe accommodation options.
Logan's advocacy efforts include connecting with fellow patients and participating in discussions about improving cancer care in northern B.C.

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As cancer treatment bills pile up, B.C. woman wants system fixed

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