Resources

Cancer can seem overwhelming. The emotional toll it takes on ourselves and our families, can drain the best of us. There are a thousand questions: Will I get the right doctor and treatments? What about alternative therapies? Will I have enough insurance to cover this? What will I do if I can't work? When will there be a cure?

Here, we've listed some cancer recovery resources; websites and related news articles that can help you find some answers. We encourage you to email us your favorite website with useful information that we can add to this list at info@kimokards.com

• American Cancer Society Survivors Network

• American Society of Clinical Oncology/People living with cancer

• Army of Women-One million women fighting breast cancer

• Association of Online Cancer Resources (Talk-list)

• Blog About Cancer Research(A commentary on Truth in Medicine)

• International Waldenstrom's Macroglobulenemia Foundation (WM)

• Stand up to Cancer

• The Cancer Recovery Foundation (integrating mind, body & spirit)

• The Breast Site

• The Lance Armstrong Foundation

• Mesothelioma

• Glamour Magazine's Life With Cancer Blog

• National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship

• National Cancer Institute

• Cancercare.org

• Pancreatic Cancer Survivor Stories

• Pancreatic Cancer Action Network

• Wall Street Journal Article: Survivor Support

• Wellsphere Cancer Community

• Newsweek Article: How Washington is Nixing a Cure

• The Wellness Community: Online Support & Discussion Group

• Breakaway from Cancer

• Kam Cancer Connection

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