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Dr. Larry Dossey
Sun, 02/08/2009 - 5:43pm — ThaRay"Almost all physicians possess a lavish list of strange happenings unexplainable by normal science," says Dr. Dossey. "A tally of these events would demonstrate, I am convinced, that medical science not only has not had the last word, it has hardly had the first word on how the world works, especially when the mind is involved."
Patient Advocate Foundation's Pain Fund
Thu, 02/05/2009 - 5:43pm — Your CSN StaffPatient Advocate Foundation’s Co-Pay Relief Program (CPR) announces the launch of a pain fund to serve patients suffering with chronic pain. Patients and providers can contact the Co-Pay Relief Program toll-free at 1-866-512-3861 to initiate a request for assistance. In addition CPR also offers providers the opportunity to enroll patients into the program through a secure web based application service. Interested patients and providers should visit the program’s website at www.copays.org to register. Patients must financially and medically qualify to access co-payment assistance.
Christians Overcoming Cancer
Thu, 02/05/2009 - 1:42pm — MaryJayee7Christians Overcoming Cancer is a faith-based, non-profit organization passionate about helping Central Ohio cancer patients SUCCEED on their ROAD TO RECOVERY through Awareness, Emotional Support and Financial Relief.
We strive to educate low-to-moderate income men and women, especially those aged 18-45 in Central Ohio, of the importance of performing monthly self exams, early detection, seeking treatment immediately and gaining awareness.
We are an information resource for those who have been diagnosed with cancer or for those who provide support for a family member or friend while in treatment.
We support those diagnosed, through individual and group contact, with a 24 hour support network of individuals from various walks of life, willing to listen, attend treatment and help them understand the battle they face.
We offer various solutions to financial challenges individuals in treatment face as a result of seeking treatment or providing care for a family member.
http://www.drchristinehorner.com/books.html
Mon, 01/26/2009 - 1:44pm — warriorxena
Bikers Fighting Cancer
Mon, 01/19/2009 - 4:41pm — Bikers Fighting...We “Never Give Up”
Bikers Fighting Cancer, established in 2002 with seven founding members, has grown yearly and has set a goal to double our membership by the end of this year. We are proud to say that all members are unpaid and we donate our time and efforts to forward the cause to help children with cancer. We invite all like-minded individuals to join our group.
We will welcome you with open arms, as would the children.
www.baldiesblog.blogspot.com
Sat, 01/17/2009 - 7:48am — BaldieBaldies Blog is a personal account of manuevering the health care system in search of life with Hodgkin's lymphoma. It includes a list of free resources for patients and family members, as well as links to other blogs by people in similar situations. Baldies blog uses my perspective as a health professional (I'm a registered nurse) and as a patient to explain the feelings and trials associated with healing.
Crazy Sexy Cancer
Mon, 01/12/2009 - 2:29am — sriskoThis fabulous website was designed by the amazing Kris Carr who is the author of "Crazy Sexy Cancer Tips" and "Crazy Sexy Cancer Survivor". She also created a documentry called "Crazy Sexy Cancer" as she couragiously tells her story of what it is like to be diagnosed at age 31 with a rare, incurable liver cancer. Kris has been living with her cancer for six years now and her positive attitude and sense of humor has helped so many women (and dudes) find a sense of what means to really live.
ImSurvivor
Sun, 01/11/2009 - 10:54am — momoney163A social website made by survivors, for survivors. "From the point of diagnosis, you're a survivor."
My Story
Wed, 01/07/2009 - 7:11pm — momoney163I'm a 21 year Brain Tumor survivor, and this is a social site I made for survivors (remember once your diagnosed, your a survivor) like me. And much like here, the goal is to bring people who've been through traumatic experiences together. For us to have a voice, an identity, an outlet if you will where we can support eachother through our experiences. Having cancer, or any traumatic illness isn't an easy road, but we have to make the best of it and support eachother.