Cancer Survivors Network

Yoga Bear is a national 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to providing cancer survivors with more opportunities for wellness and healing through the practice of yoga.

If you are a post-cancer survivor, we'd like to invite to experience complimentary yoga @ one of our partner Yoga Bear studios!

www.mountainroseherbs.com

www.cincovidas.com

A resource for cancer patients, survivors and caregivers.

Webshots has the albums of my family, our cats, building the pond, and my stained glass projects.

Are Cancer victims being overlooked? Should Cancer victims be allowed to fund raise for themselves? Cancer victims can loose everything they have worked so hard to acquire, why can't the multimillion dollar fundraising organizations realize the individual patient needs help too. Take a look at the site and see if you know someone like this.

Great group of people going through the same things.

http://coloncancersupport.colonclub.com/viewforum.php?f=1

You Don’t Have To Die When Your Doctor Says is a book about the power of belief in the context of a serious disease or medical death sentence. In many ways I have written this book for myself, but if you are experiencing a diagnosis of cancer or have been told you only have so long to live then I have also written it for you (and that’s why it’s a fairly brief book!)

Have you or a loved had chemotherapy treatment and then discovered that you can’t think the way you used to?

Chemotherapy can prove more damaging to brain cells than to cancer cells. That's the bad news. The good news is that you can accelerate the growth of new brain cells and recover your mind. This eBook can begin helping you on the day you download it.

Cancer survivor and neuro-nutritionist, psychologist Dr. Susan Hardwicke provides professional self-help for chemo brain in this valuable eBook.

Chemo Brain and Recovery: A Guide For Survival features:

1.How chemotherapy works and how it affects the brain
2.How to determine chemotherapy’s effects on you
3.How to develop your own plan for healing and recovery
4.Diet and supplement suggestions, based on research and experience.

Friendly, readable format, with charts and tables.

Chemo Brain and Recovery: A Guide for Survival is available immediately in eBook form.

You've had chemotherapy, and you're now surviving on your own. What do you do? What resources are there for you? Visit www.healthafterchemo.com and learn about how to address chemo brain, manage pain, and get your life back.

New Zealand author Phil Kerslake relates his experiences and insights with warmth, humour and pragmatism. Enlisting the contributions of some of the world’s leading cancer researchers and practitioners, this world-recognised six-time cancer survivor shows how to use action and attitude to support cancer recovery.

This book shows how:

• To cope with a cancer battle as you never thought you could
• What being a fighter really means
• What being an "active patient" involves in practice
• To turn faith and hope into verbs and wishes into actions
• To convene a life path audit that will feed your will to live
• To create a life with more balance, meaning and fulfilment

Cover-endorsed by world-renowned US author Susan Jeffers PhD, author of Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway and Embracing Uncertainty: “Whether cancer is presently part of your life or not, this is probably one of the most important books you will ever read. It is inspiring, informative, courageous, and life-affirming. It is a recipe for a beautiful life and it moved me deeply … as it will you.”

The most popular cancer support book in New Zealand since 2006 with over 11,000 purchases as at May 2009, this book has now been released in Australia and is contracted for publication and distribution throughout the Continent of Africa, in Turkey and in Poland later in 2009.