C.A.R.E. - 2015-02-22

• Home health care, palliative care & hospice
• Talking with your child
• Surviving and thriving
• Living with cancer
• Cancer 101
• Combat fatigue and chemo brain
• Putting your house in order
• Caring for the caregiver
• Beginning the journey
• Eating through it all
• Cancer in children
• Let’s go shopping
• I have a question
• Preventive care
• Early detection
• Get connected
• Legal matters
• I want to help
• Cancer costs
• Get support
• Insurance
• WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES
• HOW DOES CANCER START?
• HOW IS CANCER TREATED AND WHY ARE DIFFERENT TYPES TREATED DIFFERENTL­Y?
• WHAT DO CANCER ‘STAGES’ MEAN?
• GLOSSARY OF TERMS
• Recommende­d cancer screening tests
• Thank You, National Lab Workers with Cancer
• Basic questions to ask?
• A word about clinical trials
• WHAT IF YOU COULDN’T AFFORD TO GET TO YOUR CANCER TREATMENTS?
• AVOID INFECTION BY:
• CALL DOCTOR/NURSE RIGHT AWAY IF YOU HAVE:
• For MORE energy and LESS chemo brain:
• Managing and treating pain
• What to expect in the chemo treatment room
• Ideas on what to take on trips to chemo
• What’s on the menu?
• You’re invited !
• General resources
• American Cancer Society Resource Centers and Programs
• Food Assistance
• More free and reduced- cost resources
• Transporta­tion
• EVERY JOURNEY NEEDS A ROAD MAP
• How will your child react?
• Sample Conversati­on When Dealing with an Aggressive Cancer:
• RESOURCES
• GIFT CLOSETS
• 10 CAREGIVER REMINDERS:
• All-Inclusive Cancer Center

C.A.R.E. - 2016-02-28