Rise and Soar:
Cancer Information Sites
"You have cancer". Nothing prepares you for those words.
As a nursing sister, I had often stood beside patients when they heard them.
As a minister's wife, I often came alongside members of our congregation after they had received this diagnosis. I prayed with them, encouraged them, and walked with them through dark days.
Then in 1997, I heard those words again. But this time they were addressed to me.
Suddenly, I realized how little I knew about the fight against this disease. I committed myself to learning more, and doing all I could to conquer this enemy to my health and my ministry.
One of the greatest weapons in the fight against cancer is knowledge. Visit these cancer-related web sites to find loads of useful information.
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Insulin Potentiation Therapy (IPT) by Shirley Corder
posted: 13 July 2009
"Kinder and Gentler Chemotherapy"? Is there really such a thing? I decided to read what the doctors had to say.
read more
The Breast Cancer Site [views: 132]
The importance of early detection. Visit this site daily
and click on the pink button to enable free mammograms
Breast Cancer Answers [views: 127]
Breast cancer answers, art gallery, personal stories and further links
Imaginis - Breast Health Specialists [views: 136]
A resource for information for breast cancer and women's health
Med Help International [views: 135]
An online health community
Dr. Susan Love's Website for Women [views: 182]
Help Dr. Love in her goal to stamp out breast cancer
University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center [views: 132]
The latest news on cancer treatment, research,
oncology advances, and clinical trials.
American Cancer Society [views: 151]
Information about all types of cancer --
for patients, family, friends and survivors
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center [views: 132]
Read about innovative cancer treatments,
cutting-edge research and comprehensive education
Real Age - Health Resources [views: 126]
Calculate your "real age" compared to your actual age,
and improve your life expectancy
The Human Side of Cancer, Living with Hope, Coping with Uncertainty [views: 128]
Explore the broad range of emotions experienced by
cancer patients, survivors, their families and carers
