Resources for Patients and Caregivers

Choose the part of the cancer experience that most closely matches where you are.

Cancer rarely follows a straight path. What helps after a diagnosis may be different from what helps during treatment, after treatment, or while caring for someone you love.

Choose a path below for conversations to watch, Reflections and Practical Guides to read, and workshops where we can talk.

Newly Diagnosed

When everything feels new, begin with honest stories and questions that can help you understand your choices.

WATCH — A PLACE TO BEGIN

You Have Cancer: Our Cancer Story

An honest conversation about diagnosis, choices, and what came next.

READ — REFLECTIONS

The Day Everything Changed

Which Path Is Right for You?

TALK — WORKSHOP

What the Handouts Don’t Tell You

Active Treatment

When appointments, treatments, records, side effects, and decisions fill the calendar, begin with resources that can help you take an active role in your care.

WATCH — TAKE AN ACTIVE ROLE

Take an Active Role in Your Healthcare

Practical ways to engage in your care while allowing your medical team to do their work.

READ — PRACTICAL GUIDE

Read Your Medical Records

READ — REFLECTIONS

You Don’t Have to Become Your Own Doctor

Waiting Isn’t Wasted

TALK — WORKSHOP

Making Decisions When There Isn’t a Right Answer

Cancer and Beyond

When cancer becomes part of an ongoing life, the questions often shift—from getting through the next appointment to making room for what still matters.

WATCH — FINDING YOUR PATH

Finding Your Path

A conversation about learning from other people without surrendering your own decisions.

READ — REFLECTION

Living While the Answer Is Still Unknown

TALK — WORKSHOP

Making Room for Life

Caregivers

When you are caring for someone with cancer, your questions, limits, and wellbeing matter too.

WATCH — SHARED EXPERIENCE

The Value of Shared Experience

How honest conversations can help patients and caregivers find perspective without prescribing a single right path.

READ — PRACTICAL GUIDE

How to Help a Caregiver

READ — REFLECTION

The Person Beside the Patient