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Mrs. Yakabuskj completed her six rounds of chemotherapy “It is a terrible disease. You're feeling fine before the diagnosis but, it’s the treatment that makes you feel so terrible,” she said. That was lasi November, just weoks following her diagnosis. In January; Mrs. Yakabuski started chemotherapy. The lobular carcinoma had spread to three places within her left breast, which resulted in Mrs. Yakabuski having a radical mastectomy. A radical mastec- tomy involves the removal of the breast, underlying chest muscle and underarm lymph nodes. “I couldn’t believe this was happening to me," Mrs. Yaka- buski said. A But this one yielded very dif- ferent results â€"â€" stage two lobular carcinoma. sbolan@yrmg.com lust weeks after Stoufiville’s Vicky Yakabuski participated in the annual Canadian Breast Can- cer Foundation.ch Run for the Cure in Toronto, she was diag- nosed with the very disease she had spent years trying to find a cure for. â€" In October 2008, Mrs. Yaka- buski had a mammogram, some- thing the then 46-year-old did. annually for many years. Cancer run personal .thlstlme Mom diagnosed with disease she fought '0' VII! BY SANDRA BOLAN See MST, page 16 “We did really well,” slaid MayOr Wayne Emmerson, who spearhead- Enough food to fill the Whitchurch~Stoufiville Food Bank twice over was donated by local resâ€" idents and businesses during the first-ever Thanksgiving Food Drive at Latcham Hall Thursday. Residents ’come through’for hungry BY SANDRA BOLAN sbolan@yrmg.com Volunteers Molly McManingwell (left) and Helen Laird sort donations during the Thanksgiving Food Drive at Latcham Hall on Thursday. You can donate food today at the Walmart plaza. DONATIONS FROM DRIVE WOULD FILL STOUFFVILLE FOOD BANK TWICE Earlier this week, the food bank was down to its last milk crate of macaroni and cheese and canned fruits and vegetables, which would have only lasted through this Tues- ed the project through the town's Emergency Care Fund committee. “I believed'in my municipality, that they would come through, and they did.” Mth all the food collected on Thursday and the items expected to be donated tod y in front of Walmart on Hoover Drive, Mrs. Doble is quite confident the food “I’ve never been that low,” said loan Doble, the food bank’s tnea- surer and a volunteer of almost 20 day’s distribution. So much food was brought to Latcham Hall by 3:30 pm, that trucks had to haul it all away to a temporary storage facility in order “ (But) it depends on how many clients we have,” she said. bank will remain in good shape until Christmas. STAFF PHOTO/SJOERD WITTEVEEN See FOOD, page 2‘ SEE PAGE 3