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If you have been diagnosed with cancer,
we know how important information and support are.
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Dealing with cancer can leave you clammy cold with dread at one moment and filled with hope the next. Sometimes you may want to hide your head in the sand and let the world go by. You may obsess on the Internet searching for all the answers you can find, or hole up, read mysteries and eat chocolate.You may feel sad confused, or overwhelmed. You may want lots of company or for people to leave you alone. At times you may want to take charge of your own health care and at other times wish someone would make decisions for you. If you have felt some of these things, you are not alone. All this and much more can be part of the roller coaster a person with cancer may experience.
You are not alone. Each year, in Mendocino County, 450-500 people are diagnosed with cancer. Most people have a family member, friend, or acquaintance who has or has had cancer. We are fortunate to have the excellent support services of the Cancer Resource Center of Mendocino County, with offices in Mendocino and Ukiah. The staff and volunteers will answer your questions, give you informational booklets and books, help you plan for appointments, and provide support for you during this difficult time... |
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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is honoring Sara O’Donnell for her leadership in providing accessible support services for cancer patients, their families and caregivers and for her environmental health advocacy. She is one of 10 outstanding individuals from across America and Puerto Rico to receive the foundation’s 2007 Community Health Leadership Program Award. To view the full article, click here.
Sara has also been honored with the following awards:
"Women's History Month: Local Hero" - KQED
"Woman of the Year" - Assemblywoman Patty Berg
Hear an audio recording of Sara's Story from the Santa Rosa Post Democrat, read by Susan Schwartz for KRCB radio. |
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National Cervical Cancer Coalition stresses importance of screening & prevention.
Read more...
Dick's Place benefit raises over $1,800 for CRCMC in one night! Read more...
Safeway Foundation grants CRCMC $10K to support navigators. Read more...
The Mendocino County Public Health Department 2008-2009 Community Health Status Report.
Call 1-800-NO-BUTTS for free help to quit tobacco and improve your health!
Eel River Fuels decorates truck in support of CRCMC. Find out more.
Join the Love/Avon Army of Women. Find out how you can help researchers find the cause and cure for breast cancer.
Friday, July 9th
Free Educational Seminar
Learn about nutrition and breast cancer.
Understand more about HER2-Positive breast cancer and HER2-Negastive metastatic breast cancer.
Registration at 5:30 pm at Westin St. Francis, Elizabethan A,
335 Powell St., S.F.
More Info
See pictures from the latest Art Therapy Workshop on Healing Staffs last May.
CancerCare Telephone Education Workshops are now being held at our office! Join us to listen, or connect from your home telephone.
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