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Welcome

Welcome to the London, Sarnia and Wallaceburg (LSW) Prostate Cancer Support group.

We are a volunteer-driven self-help group in Southwestern Ontario, Canada for men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer.

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three members sitting at a table

What we are

We are a self-help group open to men who have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, and their partners and caregivers.

The group is led and organized by volunteers and cancer survivors, to encourage supportive discussions around prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment, as well as what life can look like afterwards.

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What we are NOT

We are NOT a source of medical advice.

For more information on Prostate Cancer, visit our Resources and FAQs page, and if you need medical information or advice, always speak to your doctor.

Our Meetings

Our group meetings take place in person and via Zoom each month, (except July and August) in London, Sarnia and Wallaceburg (Southwestern Ontario, Canada)

Between meetings, our Facebook Group is open all year offering support and access to our community. Visit our Meetings page for more information.

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London Group
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Sarnia Group
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Wallaceburg Group

Support group for men and their partners

Support group for men and their partners

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Wallaceburg

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Stories

Hear the stories and experiences of some of our members in their own words.

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Supported by an educational grant from Bayer Inc.

Want to join our group?

If you’re interested in joining The LSW Prostate Cancer Support Group, contact us below.

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Disclaimer: The LSW Prostate Cancer Support Group is run by volunteers and cancer survivors. We do not offer professional or medical advice. If you think you may have symptoms, or would like to know more about the risks, symptoms and treatment for prostate cancer, always speak to your doctor.