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Marsha McWhinnie

Marsha McWhinnie

Community Leader
Co-Founder and Director
Canadian Amyloidosis Support Network, Inc.
#1504- 25 Canyon Ave
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Marsha McWhinnie is a primary amyloidosis and multiple myeloma patient since diagnosis in May 2000, and has been on the receiving end of great care at Princess Margaret Hospital. Sophisticated treatment has led to a complete remission enabling Marsha to become an active member of the Toronto Myeloma Support Group that was so instrumental in her recovery. She sees the need that the Canadian Amyloidosis community has for this kind of network.
 
Marsha has completed her Bachelor’s from Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto. Currently, she is a Co-Founder and Director of Canadian Amyloidosis Support Network and Pharmacist at Global Drug Mart.
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