Calgary Herald

Creating a haven for healing

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Adated living room and bedroom have been turned into a haven of comfort for one Calgary woman with ovarian cancer.

The newly redesigned space was revealed recently to rave reviews from Evelyne Demas and her husband, Les.

The redesign was organized by Haven for Healing, a project by the Canadian Redesigner­s Associatio­n that offers free room makeovers across Canada to women in treatment for, or living with, ovarian cancer.

Five volunteer redesigner­s from Calgary worked on the space, led by Linda Hamilton of Creative Change Interiors Ltd., the western regional volunteer co-ordinator for the CRDA. Donations from Cedarglen Homes and from family and friends helped make the project possible, including new furniture, window coverings, fabric and decorative items.

If you are, or know of, a woman who has ovarian cancer and who would benefit from a Haven for Healing, you can contact the Canadian Redesigner­s Associatio­n at 1-800-950-CRDA (2732) or visit canadianre­designersa­ssociation.org.

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Before photos, courtesy, Linda Hamilton ?? Linda Hamilton, left, and Evelyne Demas, who is fighting ovarian cancer, in a redesigned bedroom in Demas’s home. At right, the room before redesign.
Dean Bicknell, Calgary Herald Before photos, courtesy, Linda Hamilton Linda Hamilton, left, and Evelyne Demas, who is fighting ovarian cancer, in a redesigned bedroom in Demas’s home. At right, the room before redesign.
 ?? Dean Bicknell, Calgary Herald ?? The family room that Linda Hamilton and four other interior designers redesigned for Evelyne and Les Demas. At right is the room before redesign.
Dean Bicknell, Calgary Herald The family room that Linda Hamilton and four other interior designers redesigned for Evelyne and Les Demas. At right is the room before redesign.
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