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are a number of links and resources that we find very
valuable: |
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| Cancer
Care, Inc. www.cancercare.org |
This
website supports the caregivers offering counseling, financial
and insurance information and education. This company is a
non-profit organization. They have a toll free number
800-813-4673. |
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Harrison-Chevalier
h-c.com |
Offers
comprehensive customized seminars, workshops and consulting
services that are strategically designed and developed to
identify opportunities, quantify challenges, and eliminate
existing obstacles to increased profitability, productivity,
and market dominance. |
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MD
Anderson Cancer Center
mdanderson.com |
This
site is great for those who like the one on one communication
with other cancer patients. They try to match the cancer
patient or caregiver who has the same diagnosis and treatment.
They have a telephone support line, quarterly newsletter, and
community outreach groups. |
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National
Cancer Institute
nci.nih.gov |
The
NCI website offers a toll free 800 number that anyone can call
to ask specific questions regarding their health. They offer a
Spanish language link. The website has listed detailed support
opportunities, as well as useful financial, insurance, and
hospice/home care information. This site has a wealth of
information. |
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| National
Coalition for Cancer Survivorship www.canceradvocacy.org |
This
is a great site for information for both the cancer patient
and caregivers. |
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National
Ovarian Cancer Coalition
www.ovarian.org |
This
is a great website! From teleconferences for those who have
questions about ovarian cancer to a library that gives a list
of reference books on ovarian cancer. They also have an event
calendar listing upcoming events all across the USA. |
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| National
Women's Health Information Center www.4woman.gov |
This
is a government agency website for information and education
for women with cancer. |
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| Share-Self
Help for Women with Breast and Ovarian Cancer
www.sharecancersupport.org |
This
is a wonderful site for those who want to speak to someone for
support regarding either breast or ovarian cancer. All the
volunteers are survivors of breast of ovarian cancer. They
also have a Latina section and hotline. |
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Taking
the Fear Out of Cancer
www.takingthefearoutofcancer.com |
This
is a reading site for tips and suggestions on how to deal with
cancer. It has a lighthearted almost "corny" spin
to it, but it is informative. They are funded by
tax-deductible donations from individuals, organizations,
foundations, corporations, and through subscriptions. |
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| Women's
Cancer Network www.wcn.org |
This
is a comprehensive site that includes schedules of educational
conferences, Internet conferences, a toll free help line, and
more. The site is geared for breast cancer patients but there
is a myriad of information for all cancer patients. Please
check this site out. |
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