Cancer Support for Patients and Caregivers

It’s always a good idea to hear from people who have had similar experiences to help you understand that you are not alone. You can find local resources with our Advocacy Connector, and some excellent information below to help you figure out what kind of support is available for you and your loved ones.

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    Author: Julie Revelant
    When first diagnosed, cancer patients often feel both isolated and overwhelmed. A way to combat this sense of aloneness is to build a strong support network.
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  • Finding Resources in Your Community
    Source: CancerCare
    A cancer diagnosis raises a wide range of challenges. Fortunately, there are resources to assist you. This fact sheet describes several kinds of services available to people with cancer and their loved ones, and how to find the help you may need.
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  • Medication Access and Affordability Options by State
    Source: Johnson & Johnson Heath Care Systems Inc.
    Use this helpful, state-specific tool to review medication access, affordability, reimbursement options, and other valuable resources available to patients with cancer.
  • A Helping Hand: Updated Financial Edition
    Source: CancerCare
    A downloadable resource guide for people with cancer to help you understand your finances, find financial assistance, and connect with local advocacy groups.
  • ‪Stories of Help and Hope
    Source: CancerCare
    Read inspiring personal accounts from people affected by cancer, and the ways they've found to cope.
  • Register for Educational Workshops
    Source: CancerCare
    Leading experts in oncology provide up-to-date information in 1-hour educational cancer workshops over the telephone or online. These workshops cover a range of topics and are for people living with cancer, their families, caregivers, or healthcare professionals.

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