Navigate PSC: Support & Resources for Canadians

Helping Canadians Navigate Living with PSC

Initial Diagnosis

Newly diagnosed with PSC? PSC Partners Canada provides resources and support to help understand this disease. Disease progression is different for each person, but it helps to know the basic facts.

Living with PSC

Connecting with support groups and learning more about the condition can help manage the emotional and physical challenges of living with a chronic illness.

Advancing PSC

As PSC advances, more serious complications can occur. Understanding, monitoring, and managing the signs of advanced PSC with your medical care team is crucial for timely intervention and medical care.

Liver Transplant

Not all patients diagnosed with primary sclerosing cholangitis will need a liver transplant. For those who do, it can be a chance for an improved quality of life. Many liver transplant patients notice positive changes just hours after surgery.

Caregivers and Family

Living with PSC requires a strong support system. Caregivers play an important role in caring for their loved one.

Connect with others in our online community, menthorships, meetups and other types of supports within our PSC Partners Community.

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Research and Information

In addition to driving research for treatments and a cure for PSC, PSC Partners Canada actively works to connect those affected by PSC with cutting-edge research and clinical trials.

PSC Stories

Explore the personal journeys of individuals living with PSC and find inspiration in their stories. Connect with those who truly understand PSC and gain valuable insights from their experiences. Discover a community offering hope, guidance, and encouragement. Each story is unique, offering new perspectives and shared strength.

Andy – From Fear to Hope

When Andy was diagnosed with PSC, like many others, he was overwhelmed by the realities of this disease. He was left feeling scared, anxious, and alone. Andy took...

Jillian – Advocacy and Active Living Post-Transplant

Jillian had a life saving liver transplant in 2016. Two months after her transplant she hit the gym and pool to start training. She competed at the World...

Jessica – From Diagnosis to Determination

After being diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in 2003, Jessica was also diagnosed with PSC a year later. She has fought through 2 emergency surgeries and has a liver...

Patients and Caregivers

Initial Diagnosis

Living
with PSC

Advancing PSC

Liver Transplant

Caregivers
and Family

Helping Canadians Navigate Living with PSC

Initial Diagnosis

Living with PSC

Advancing PSC

Liver Transplant

Caregivers and Family

Initial Diagnosis

Living with PSC

Advancing with PSC

Caregivers and Family

Research and Information

Transplant Information

Research and Information

PSC Stories

Where next?

Initial Diagnosis

Living
with PSC

Advancing PSC

Liver Transplant

Caregivers
and Family

Patients and Caregivers

Helping Canadians Navigate Living with PSC

Initial Diagnosis

Living with PSC

Advancing PSC

Liver Transplant

Caregivers and Family

Initial Diagnosis

Living with PSC

Advancing with PSC

Caregivers and Family

Research and Information

Transplant Information

Research and Information

PSC Stories

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