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Patient-to-Patient Support | Patient Stories
Art
Images and poems created by patients and caregivers that portray the experience of living with lymphoma.Books
Patient-recommended books on living with lymphoma and its treatmentCaregiver Stress
Help with identifying and relieving caregiver stress."Buddies" Programs - peer-to-peer support with guidance on
How to Help a FriendDoctor-Patient Relationships
Guidance on how to communicate with your doctor, and how to create a support team to optimize your care.Encouragement
Reasons to be optimistic; guidance on the shock of diagnosisGuidelines at Diagnosis
Checklist to help when you are first diagnosed.Create Your free Lotsa Helping Hands community
Patient Stories
Inspirational, patient-to-patient guidance; MemorialsPrintable Guides & Tools
Free printable brochures, checklists, spreadsheet to help patients obtain optimal care.Support Groups - This page lists a variety of online support groups. It also allows you to change some subscription settings, such as no-email or daily digest.
Tips for Coping with CHOP+R treatment
Tips for "Skick"y Situations Blood Draws and IVs: Tips for Minimizing Anxiety and Pain
The patient-to-patient support section relies on the input of lay persons, primarily. We seek reputable sources of information.As with all material on this site, please consider it a starting point for discussions with your physician. We welcome input from patients, caregivers and medical professionals.
- Karl Schwartz
Disclaimer: The information on Lymphomation.org is not intended to be a
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