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All of the publications listed below are also available for purchase in bulk quantities. Please contact NCCS directly for rates at 877.NCCS.YES.  You can also click on each title for a free PDF version of each publication, and you can purchase NCCS merchandise.

To order publications or the Cancer Survival Toolbox® by phone, please call 877.NCCS.YES.

Please fill out the form below and someone from NCCS will contact you shortly to confirm your order. 

Publications


What Cancer Survivors Need To Know About Health Insurance
(click on the title to download a free PDF version)

Written by Kimberly J. Calder, MPS and Karen Pollitz, MPP; 34 pages.

This book sorts through the insurance maze by explaining the many types of insurance, exploring ways cancer survivors can get the most out of their insurance coverage and discussing laws that provide some protection for cancer survivors changing jobs.

Please send me  at $2.00 each (first copy is free).


Lo que los sobrevivientes de cáncer deben saber acerca de los seguros de salud

Por Kimberly J. Calder, MPS y Karen Pollitz, MPP; 34 páginas.

Este libro aclara el proceso de los seguros al explicar los muchos tipos de seguro, explorar maneras en que los supervivientes de cáncer pueden obtener el máximo beneficio de su cobertura de seguros, y discutir las leyes que proveen protección a los supervivientes de cáncer que cambian de trabajo.

Por favor, envienme  a $2.00 cada.

 


Working It Out: Your Employment Rights As A Cancer Survivor
(click on the title to download a free PDF version)

Written by Barbara Hoffman, JD; 22 pages.

Please send me  at $2.00 each (first copy is free).

Unfortunately, many cancer survivors experience workplace discrimination. In fact, one survey found that American workers with cancer are fired or laid off five times as often as other workers. This book addresses the employment challenges that many survivors face and offers advice and resources to address those challenges.


Self-Advocacy: A Cancer Survivor's Handbook
(click on the title to download a free PDF version)

An NCCS publication; 26 pages.

Please send me  at $2.00 each (first copy is free).

NCCS believes that cancer becomes a much lesser foe when faced by informed and knowledgeable health care consumers who know how to communicate their needs to those who can be helpful to them as they experience cancer. This handbook focuses on self-training steps and tools to assist and empower individuals dealing with cancer.


Teamwork: The Cancer Patient’s Guide To Talking With Your Doctor
(click on the title to download a free PDF version)

Edited by Elizabeth J. Clark, PhD; 24 pages.

Please send me  at $2.00 each (first copy is free).

Developed by cancer survivors and health care professionals, this book addresses the need for good communication and provides a list of sound, practical questions that patients can use when talking with their doctor.


You Have The Right To Be Hopeful
(click on the title to download a free PDF version)

Written by Elizabeth J. Clark, PhD; 58 pages.

Please send me  at $2.00 each (first copy is free).

Hope is essential for a cancer survivor to achieve personal satisfaction with his or her quality of life. This book defines the many ways that hope can be present in a survivor’s life and offers a place for survivors to chronicle and reflect on their cancer journey.

La Esperanza es lo Ultimo que se Pierde
Escrito por Elizabeth J. Clark, PhD; 58 páginas.

La esperanza es esencial para que el superviviente de cáncer alcance una satisfacción personal con la calidad de su vida. Este libro define las muchas maneras en que la esperanza puede estar presente en la vida de un superviviente, y ofrece un espacio de crónica y reflexión para que los supervivientes lo usen en su travesía por el cáncer.

Por favor, envienme  a $2.00 cada.


A Cancer Survivor's Almanac: Charting Your Journey
Edited by Barbara Hoffman, JD; 3rd Edition, 374 pages, English only

Please send me  at $3.50 each.

The Almanac provides practical information on health insurance, communicating with family and friends, dealing with loss, advocating for yourself, and job discrimination. It also offers information on medical diagnosis, treatment, pain control, long-term and late effects of cancer treatment, and coping with the personal and social impact of cancer. The resource directory lists hundreds of organizations and agencies that offer help with specific cancer-related issues and explains how to find cancer information through the Internet.


The Cancer Survival Toolbox®

The Cancer Survival Toolbox is a free, award-winning audio program developed by leading cancer organizations to help people develop important skills to better meet and understand the challenges of their illness. You can listen to the program online or order the set of CD's below.

Please send me  Toolboxes at no cost.

Herramientas para la Supervivencia al Cáncer

Herramientas para la Supervivencia al Cáncer es una serie gratuita de programas de audio de autoaprendizaje creados por organizaciones destacadas en el campo del cáncer.  Usted puede escuchar el programa en línea o ordenar el conjunto de CD aqui.

Por favor, envienme  todo gratis.

 


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