British Columbia

Campbell River

The North Island Multiple Myeloma Support Group welcomes all MM and stem cell transplant patients, their caregivers and friends, to join us in a sharing, caring, cheerful and positive environment, centered around mutual support and keeping up with the latest developments in treatment and care.

The group meets on the third Friday of each month from 1:00-2:30 PM at the:

            Salmon Point Pub - upstairs 
            2158 Salmon Point Road 
            Campbell River

For more information contact:
Linda Latham
Email: lindalathamcr@gmail.com  
Telephone: (250) 923-4055

**Please contact Linda before your first meeting to confirm date and time.

Vancouver

The Vancouver Myeloma Support Group meetings are generally held on the third Saturday of the month. Patients, caregivers and their families are welcome. Details & locations can be found at their website: www.myelomavancouver.ca 

For further information please contact:

Francesca Plaster
Email: fmplaster@shaw.ca; Tel: (604) 468-0184

Richard Plaster
Email: rfplaster@shaw.ca; Tel: (604) 468-0184

Victoria

The Vancouver Island Multiple Myeloma support group meets every second Monday of the month from 1:00-2:30 pm.

Location:
Yakimovich Wellness Centre,
1454 Hillside Avenue,
Victoria, BC. V8T 2B7 

Website: http://myelomavancouverisland.ca/events.html

For more details, please contact:

Lillian Barton at (250) 743-2693 or by email: Lbelle2@telus.net
Donna Dickinson at (250) 818-8426 or by email: d2_dickinson@shaw.ca

       Nanaimo

The Vancouver Island Multiple Myeloma support group meets from 11:00 am - 12:30 pm:

Location:

Nanaimo Golf Club
2800 Highland Boulevard
Nanaimo B.C.
V9S 3N8 

Website: http://myelomavancouverisland.ca/events.html

For more details, please contact:

Lillian Barton at (250) 743-2693 or by email: Lbelle2@telus.net  
Donna Dickinson at (250) 818-8426 or by email: d2_dickinson@shaw.ca

BC Cancer Agency

The BC Cancer Agency (www.bccancer.bc.ca) is a part of the Provincial Health Services Authority and its priority is to answer questions from all residents of British Columbia and the Yukon and from Canadian health professionals and researchers.