Sask. woman takes over crocheting for cancer warriors from former Hometown Hero
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A Regina woman is using her crocheting skills to share a positive message and to encourage others battling cancer.
A Regina woman is using her crocheting skills to share a positive message and to encourage others battling cancer.
It first began in October of 2023, when Iris Carroll arrived at her first cancer treatment at the Allan Blair Cancer Centre.
A basket of handmade crocheted ribbons caught her attention. She was informed the maker had recently passed away and no more would be made.
Soon after, she agreed to continue making the ribbons in memory of Marielle Dionne, the original crocheter.
Since then, Carroll has made over 200 ribbons, refilling the basket for others visiting the centre.
There are 20 different colours in all, each representing a different cancer.
Included with the ribbons is a note, encouraging the reader to stay positive and be hopeful.
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