Age: 20 | Vancouver, BC

In the News:
- The Morning Women's Television Show on Lifetime TV - Megan McNeil - Anthem of Hope
- CBC and the news of her award
- Will to Survive Facebook Page
Hobbies and Interests: Music, singing, running, dance, eating
Type of cancer that has affected me or my family: Adrenalcortical Carcinoma
Number of years on treatment: Over 2 1/2
Number of celebrated years off treatment: None yet… But hopefully soon to come!
My toughest challenge with childhood cancer: No longer having control over your own life; the uncertainty of it all Describe some great things that have come about through your journey of childhood cancer: I’ve met some amazing people and made some great new friends, gained a whole new appreciation for life, found out who my true friends were and became a lot closer to some people… Also you get some awesome experiences like hockey games, concerts, etc.
Describe your Best Day: That’ll be the day that I’m given the “all clear”! But there’s a couple highlights like my Make A Wish to meet Ellen Degeneres and also meeting Michael Buble.
Tell us about your Worst Day: A couple… The day I was diagnosed and also the two times that I relapsed as well.
Tell us what Coast to Coast Against Cancer means to me: Hopefully with the help of CTCACF, no child will have to face this horrible disease in the future. Cancer has become a huge part of my life, but it shouldn’t have to be a part of anyone else’s.
Tell us what your message is to our riders, volunteers, sponsors and all Canadians Riders: You guys are amazing. Thank you for helping kids and teens like me get better… I know I wouldn’t have the stamina to do what you are all doing! Volunteers- You do more than your part as well in this fundraiser… Thank you for giving up your time to help as well. All Canadians- This is a really great cause. Cancer affects everyone, so why not spread the word? I really enjoyed being the ambassador last year and am looking forward to being your spokesperson again this year!










