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The More We Care, the
more beautiful life becomes.
Cancer Care Northwest encourages all of our patients
to take advantage of the various supportive care activities we offer.
You are not alone in your healing journey…please join us and discover
the many benefits that come from sharing your experiences with others.
Wednesday
Evening General Cancer Support Group
This is a wonderful group of patients and
loved ones who gather weekly to talk in a safe environment, with honesty,
about the physical, emotional and spiritual impact of cancer. We laugh
and we cry. Come join us. Call Tess to
register or for more information.
Self-Care
Connection
This group meets on Mondays at the North office. Come and join us
in exploring ways to help your body heal and your cancer treatment
work better. Discussion focuses on nutrition, relaxation, exercise
and learning new coping skills. Call Melanie for more information
or to register.
Lesbian Support Group
This is a gathering of wonderful women who support each other along
the difficult and confusing path of cancer. Closeness, wisdom and
safety prevail. Come join us. Call Tess to register or for more information.
Cancer
and Sexuality
This group is designed to address the needs of women who have been
stripped of estrogen or had sexually impacting surgery and want to
learn about new and fulfilling ways to honor their sexual selves.
Call Tess if you are interested.
Kidz
Count!™
This special support group is for kids who have an adult family member
who has cancer and their parents.We enjoy a light meal and then break
up into age appropriate groups. Children, as well as their parents,
will learn the skills necessary to better cope with the challenges
that occur when cancer strikes. There is fun and laughter in a supportive
environment. Call Melanie for more information.
Care
Givers’ Support Group
Care giving may be one of the most important roles you will undertake
in your lifetime. You may have a job or are juggling several responsibilities.
You may feel alone, helpless, confused, unprepared to provide for
the needs of your family member or friend. Remember that old adage,
“Trouble shared is
trouble halved?” A support group is one way to share your troubles.
Call Melanie if interested.