Take on the Chain of Life Challenge at Sentier Eucher!

We are Florence and Anne-Émilie Tremblay, two sisters who are delighted to serve as standard-bearers for the Chain of Life Challenge in our beautiful Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region!

We both discovered Chain of Life when we were in Secondary V, through our English class. The program encouraged us to reflect on organ and tissue donation, the importance of making an informed decision, and discussing it with our loved ones. Today, we hope to encourage other families to have this important conversation.

My name is Florence, and I am someone who enjoys helping others and giving back to my community. Volunteering plays an important role in my life because I like making a difference, even through small gestures. I am always ready to lend a hand—and I especially enjoy doing it with a smile! Although I am now studying architecture at Cégep de Chicoutimi, I have not forgotten what I learned through Chain of Life. I continue to recognize the importance of organ and tissue donation and the fact that each of us has a choice. That is why I am so proud to become an ambassador for this important conversation.

My name is Anne-Émilie, and I have always been someone who moves through life with determination. When I believe in a cause, I am not afraid to take a stand and defend it. Helping others has long been part of who I am, and it is now reflected in my choice of career. I am studying medicine at the Université de Sherbrooke and hope to devote my life to caring for others. Chain of Life therefore holds special meaning for me. What I learned through the program remains with me today, and I am pleased to help keep this important reflection alive.

We are two sisters with different personalities and different paths, but we are united by the same desire: to make a difference!

Thank you for joining us in large numbers.
Florence and Anne-Émilie