Filed under: Breast Cancer, Chemotherapy, Services, Cancer Survivors
When: Tuesday, August 21, 2007, 7 p.m. Eastern (4 p.m. Pacific) Where: On the Internet
How will chemotherapy change my body? What are the survival rates for my type of cancer? How often should I get tests done?
A new cancer diagnosis can mean countless new questions.
Bring your worried mind to a informative show on the five steps you can take to deal with a new cancer diagnosis. The Young Survival Coaltion will help you think through decisions about everything from protecting your fertility to getting a second opinion and paying for treatment. You'll learn day-to-day coping techniques, become more aware of the resources available to you and feel more confident as you become a more aware and more empowered patient.
The guest experts will answers questions from the audience.
Bring your worried mind to a informative show on the five steps you can take to deal with a new cancer diagnosis. The Young Survival Coaltion will help you think through decisions about everything from protecting your fertility to getting a second opinion and paying for treatment. You'll learn day-to-day coping techniques, become more aware of the resources available to you and feel more confident as you become a more aware and more empowered patient.
The guest experts will answers questions from the audience.
You can register here.
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[Source: The Cancer Blog]
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