LIVESTRONG

Buckwirth
Buckwirth Member Posts: 1,258 Member
Inadvertently deleted this with the iPad....

For those new to a cancer dx, as well of for those of us who have been dealing with this for some time, LIVESTRONG.com offers a variety of resources. Recently I ordered their guidebook, which is available for just the cost of shipping. I find it to be an excellent resource, and one I wish I'd had when I was first diagnosed.

The website for the guidebook is:

LIVESTRONG Guidebook

From there you can go to the home page and check out all the other resources, including access to counselors.

Comments

  • pete43lost_at_sea
    pete43lost_at_sea Member Posts: 3,900 Member
    The GUIDEBOOK is great thanks
    LIVESTRONG is open minded with regard to complementary therapies.
    They have great tools for exercise and body mass calculators for BMI.

    Remember LIVESTRONG walk long.
  • Kathryn_in_MN
    Kathryn_in_MN Member Posts: 1,252 Member
    Highly recommend
    I highly recommend filling out their intake form. They have a very wide variety of services. They will connect you with organizations to assist in many different areas. And they are on top of things - I was contacted by many services within 24-48 hours of filling out the intake form. I now keep in touch with someone watching for clinical trials for me. I was given a list of possible financial resources for me. I was given some other information for programs that unfortunately don't exist in my area through the YMCA.

    I got their resource book and bracelet at no cost.

    https://livestrong-intake-form.heroku.com
  • dasspears
    dasspears Member Posts: 227
    Thanks for posting this...
    I'm fortunate that I live in Dallas and my treatments were at a cancer center that Lance Armstrong had donated money so they have the latest IMRT equipment. I was given the notebook when I started treatment and I keep it current because it contains so much information that my family may need one day. Lots of good info on the website too.