Sites:
Aloha Cancer Education Institute: Multi-day seminars with a mind, body, spirit orientation. Located in Hawaii.Art Project: Your solidarity with cancer patients becomes part of an artwork by artist Siglinde Kallnbach.
Bob Woodyard: Nurturing the Now: The inspiration for this resource was a diagnosis of multiple myeloma; the theme is that of spirituality as a path to inner healing.
Cancer Quilt: View the photos and personal stories of patients from all walks of life, as related by themselves or the people who love them.
Cancer Reunited: Provides a forum for various tumors where you can meet others fighting the same disease, share your experiences and discuss established and trial treatments.
CancerSource: Inspirational Stories: Offers patients and families a way to share experiences of hope and survival through personal history.
Chemo Chicks: For women living with cancer. Includes commercial products and other resources for style, humor and dignity.
Coping With Hope: A faith focused resource for cancer. Offers testimonies, discussion, links and tips for survivors.
Cured or Healed?: One person was cured but not healed. The other was healed but not cured. Dr. Bruce Campbell explores the fragile balance.
Duckman's Cancer Warriors: Personal stories about battling cancer.
Exclusive Yoga: Breast Cancer: Offers a specialized rehabilitation program for survivors. Located in Waltham, Massachusetts.
Facing Forward: A Guide for Cancer Survivors: An overview by the NCI of practical ideas to help cancer survivors look ahead.
Fuzzy Guide to Chemotherapy: A humorous look at chemotherapy by a lung cancer patient under treatment. Features pictures of patient's and nurses' pets.
Hope Through The Storm Cancer Ministries: Sharing faith, hope and encouragement with cancer patients, survivors, families and friends.
OwnHealth.com: Cancer Support Workshops: Gives detail about the Hawaii-located events aimed at increasing self confidence and capability in coping with cancer.
The Cancer Club: Provides humorous and helpful products for people with cancer. Books, tapes, jewelry and a quarterly newsletter.
Women and Cancer: Articles about coping, how the disease affects your family and friends, and why confrontation is not always the best choice.
