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SURVIVOR SPOTLIGHT: SCOTT SCHOENTHAL I had the honor of meeting Scott Schoen-thal, 34, on my first day as an intern at Gwinnett Medical Center’s Cancer Sup-port Center. Scott’s incredibly humble and light-heart-ed personality radiates. Within his first ses-sion of the Cancer Transitions Survivorship program at GMC, Scott candidly spoke about his cancer experience and how it had shaped him. Scott is not just a cancer survivor; he’s a cancer warrior. Scott was first diagnosed with cancer at 18, while a freshman at Middle Tennessee State University. Scott noticed a lump on his neck and was diagnosed with Hodg-kin’s Lymphoma. After treatment, Scott returned to as normal of a life as possible. At 24, he was diagnosed with testicular cancer. Following treatment, Scott met his now wife, Misty. He said, “She never looked at me like I was sick.” After his treatment, Scott was told he would never have children. Today, Scott and Misty have two beautiful, happy, healthy children — Brayden, 5, and Byrnli, 2. After Scott’s second round of treatment, he got involved in Relay For Life. “I never made cancer who I was,” he said. After participating in the Survivor Lap, he began to realize how profoundly cancer had impacted his life. “I was changed forever,” he said. Although he finished treatment, got mar-ried and had two children, cancer was not finished with Scott. In October 2013, Scott was diagnosed with metastatic germ cell cancer and ultimately spent 17 days in the

hospital fighting for his life. Once again, Scott defied the odds and went into remis-sion. In 2014, Scott went for a check-up and found 10 spots on his brain. With his fourth diagnosis, Scott thought, “What do we have to do now?” He began radiation. Upon completion, he enrolled in the Cancer Transitions Sur-vivorship program at GMC, and he found out he once again would have to undergo treatment, this time for three types of germ cell cancer, his fifth diagnosis. After weeks of high-dose chemotherapy, Scott returned home, fully in remission. Although it is clear that cancer left both physical and emotional marks on his life, it is also clear that Scott has no intention of letting cancer take over his life. Scott smiles as he talks about the next step in his life and said he feels he has a “bulletproof vest on.”

The American Cancer Society Relay For Life represents the hope that those lost to cancer will never be forgotten, that those who face cancer will be supported, and that one day cancer will be eliminated.Relay For Life is more than just a fund-raiser. It’s a life-changing experience. At Relay, every person in the community has a chance to celebrate, remember, and fight back. And every person who participates joins others around the globe as part of this worldwide movement to end cancer. Everyone’s reason to Relay is as unique as their own personal story. At Relay, you can find healing, comfort, and support from others who have faced cancer or who have lost a loved one to the disease. You have a chance to meet people in the community who are equally as passion

ate about finding an end to cancer in our lifetime. You can thank all the people who have done so much to support you through your personal cancer experi-ence. And you can gather together with friends, family, and colleagues to laugh, cry, and create lasting memories. No matter why you take part in Relay, however, one thing is clear: with every step you take, you are helping the Ameri-can Cancer Society save lives. With your help, we aren’t just fighting one type of cancer – we’re fighting for every birthday threatened by every cancer in every com-munity. Each person who shares the Relay experience can take pride in knowing that they are working to create a world where this disease will no longer threaten the lives of our loved ones or claim an-other year of anyone’s life.

By: Kelly Ann Durkin

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Alcoa • Dynamic Roofing Solutions, Inc. • E.R. Snell Contractor, Inc. • Hi-Rez StudiosNationwide Insurance • RB Management Services • Sage • Suburban Hematology Oncology Associates

Tin Lizzy’s Cantina • Oglethorpe Power • Signature • Andrew Electric • CME Wire and CableDawn P. Gober, Re-Max Five Star • Dynamic Consulting Services • Georgia Breast Surgery- Dr. Schwartz

Georgia Power • HR Strategies (All Staff Personnel) • Interactive College of Technology North Gwinnett Counseling Associates, LLC • Maxxis • Merial • Michael K. Landers D.O., P.C.

Radiotherapy Clinics of Georgia- Gwinnett County • SBG Construction Company Inc • SonestaThrivent • Top Notch Towers, LLC • Wolverton and Associates, Inc.

Alpha Genomix Laboratories Inc. • Gwinnett Medical Center • Kroger • Nash ChevroletNational DCP • Peach State Federal Credit Union • Steel, LLC • ViaSat

IN KIND SPONSORS ViaSat, Wi-Fi • Gwinnett PD, Security • Gwinnett Braves, Site Selection Accommodations Gwinnett Daily Post, Media Coverage • Gwinnett Magazine, Media CoverageBerger Allied, Storage/Moving • Delmar Gardens, Awards Dinner Lawrenceville PD, Security • Action Carts, Discount Darr Manufacturing , Various Items • WSB, Media Coverage/Emcee Gwinnett Fairgrounds, Discount Camp Electric, Electrical hook up/ Hang Banners PODS, On Site Storage

2015 RELAY FOR LIFE OF GWINNETT SPONSORS

ACS Ladies Auxiliary ACS CAN -Survivor Bldg Alcoa 108Alcova Elementary 113Alford Elementary 412Alpha Genomix Laboratories Inc 338Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority - Upsilon Alpha Omega 171-173, 152-154Anderson-Livsey Elementary School 191Annistown Tigers 131, 132, 149-151ARCHER CLUSTER 21-23 28-30Archer Relay For Life Archer ClusterAtlanta Volleyball Academy & Atlanta Extreme VC 254Bahama Mamas 383Barco Inc/Esterline 329, 330Batman’s Brawlers 260Bay Creek Middle School 57, 96Beards Against Cancer 146Beaver Ridge Elementary 126Beaver Ruin Road Baptist Church 214Benefield Elementary 204Berkeley Lake Elementary School 219, 220Berkmar High School 54, 55, 56, 97-99Beth’s Buddies 27Bethesda Elementary 190Bethesda UMC 2015 395Britt Elementary School 63, 90BROOKWOOD CLUSTER 420-426Brookwood Elementary School Brookwood ClusterBrookwood High School Brookwood ClusterBuford Masonic Lodge #292 F&AM 103, 104, 105, Burnette Elementary 162By His Stripes We Are Healed 450,451Camp Creek Elementary 393Cancer Fighters 371, 372, 373Cancer Strikes Out 304cancerfighters 303Cedar Hill Elementary 193Celebrating Birthdays 264Centerville Elementary 144Central Gwinnett High School 442-445Chesney Elementary 414, 415Clifton’s Cancer Crushers 141CME Wire and Cable 311Collins Hill High School 261, 262, 297-300Cooper Elementary Archer ClusterCops For a Cure / Gwinnett PD 194Couch Middle School 2014-2015 68Courageous Cougars 341Courthouse Crew 438-440Craig Elementary Brookwood ClusterCreekland Middle School 306,307,312,313Crews Middle School 284Curio Art Designs 301Cwk’s Caped Crusaders 353, 354DACULA CLUSTER 381, 382, 386Dacula Elementary Dacula ClusterDacula High School Dacula ClusterDacula Middle School Dacula ClusterDarr Manufacturing 448Dazzling Dawgs 397DBORAHWILL2015 408

Deacons’Wives of NMCC 237DoSS For A Cure 230Duluth High School 310, 287Duncan Creek Elementary 454-456Dyer ES 380, 388Dynamic Consulting Services 355Dynamic Roofing Solutions, Inc 320-323 Ferguson Es Mustangs 192, 175Five Forks Middle School Brookwood ClusterFort Daniel Elementary School 457Freeman’s Mill Elementary 413GC Relay All Stars 115GCAC - Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc North Metro NPHC ClusterGCPS Dept of Special Ed & Psych Services 72 - 81GCPS IMD CD’s 72 - 80GCPS ISC 72 -80GCPS Transportation 72-80Georgia Breast Surgery- Dr Schwartz 383Georgia Gwinnett College Grizzlies 217, 222Georgia Power- Citizens of GA Power 109GIVE Center East 273Glenn Saddler Memorial Team 139Grace Snell Middle School 396Grayson Elementary 449Grayson High School 9, 10, 42Grayson UMC 210, 211, 229GSMST 178-180 187-189GTC #1 Georgia Tech ClusterGwin Oaks Elementary 137Gwinnett 4-H 349, 350Gwinnett Braves 128Gwinnett Center Proof of the Pudding 400, 401GWINNETT TECH CLUSTER 106, 107, 184Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office 458-461Gwinnett Daily Post 369Gwinnett Medical Center 1, 50Gwinnett Tax Team 116Gwinnett Tech - Rad Tech Gwinnett Tech ClusterHand Kreations 231Harbins Elementary Archer ClusterHarmony Elementary Wildcats 142Harris Elementary 285Heatcraft 129Hebron Christian Academy 206, 233Henning’s Angels 384Hi-Rez Studios 328Highlands ARP Church 257Hooper Hornets 181Hope and Life Fellowship 208, 209Hope for the Future 223Hopkins Elementary 212, 213, 227HR Strategies (All Staff Personel) 441Ivy Creek Elementary 410J E Richards Middle School 281, 280, 241Jackson EMC 358, 359Jackson Es 305, 314, 315Jehova Rafa 258Jones Middle School 200Kanoheda ES 53Kids R Kids 392Knight Elementary 160

Lanier High School 4, 5, 6, 46, 47Lanier Middle 110Latinos for a Cure 302Lawrenceville Church of God 122, 123Lawrenceville Elementary School 431Lawrenceville PD NSLawrenceville Womans Club 2015 259Lee’s Bees 404Level Creek E S 308Lilburn Elementary 183, 182Lilburn Middle School 224Louise Radloff Middle School 186Lovin Elementary Archer ClusterMagill 119, 120, 121Mason Elementary 452, 453Maxwell High School of Technology 390Maxxis 368McConnell Middle School Archer ClusterMcKendree Elementary School 375-377 391Mckendreeumc2015 202Meadowcreek Elementary 333-336Meadowcreek High School 274Mean Cancer Fighting Machines 136Merial 402, 403Michael K Landers D O , P C Mill Creek Hs 64-67, 86-89Minor Patriots 218Miss Dacula Relay for Life 286Mixed Nuts Bowlers 324Monarch School 133, 134, 147, 148Moore Middle School 71, 82, 83Mount Vernon Baptist Church picnic buildingMountain Park First Baptist Church 226Mountain View High School (Lawrenceville, GA) 207, 232Mulberry Elemetary Dacula ClusterNash Chevrolet 351, 352, 365, 366, 24National DCP 462-465Nationwide Insurance 130NES Eagles 331, 332Nesbit Elementary 416, 417Network Communications, Inc 429New Mercies Christian Church 411Nolan Team 177Norcross High School 11-14, 37-41North Gwinnett High School 15-20, 31-36North Gwinnett Middle School 309North Metro Baptist Church 58, 95NORTH METRO NPHC CLUSTER 169, 170, 155Northbrook Middle School 145Norton Elementary 409Oakland Meadow-Winn Holt 325-327 316-319Oasis Bowling Center 448Osborne Middle School 127Parkview High School Guitar Club 296Parkview Hs 432Parsons Elementary 161, 163, 164Partee Relay for Life 125Peach State Federal Credit Union 466, 467, 468Peachtree Elementary 70Peachtree Ridge High School 2, 3, 48,49Pete’s Patriots 216

Pharr Elementary 418, 419, 427, 428Phi Beta Sigma-Nu Psi Sigma North Metro NPHC ClusterPinckneyville Middle School 7, 8, 43, 44Popa Allred’s Pack 221Primerica 59-62, 91-94Puckett’s Mill Elementary 238-240R D Head Elementary 205, 234Relay For Life- Team 3 272Ricoh USA 320-323Riverside Elementary 357, 360Roberts Elementary 165Rock Springs Elementary 374Rockbridge Elementary School 111, 112Rosebud Es 430Sage 342, 343, 344, 435Salem Marching Saints 394Scott Schoenthal Circle of Love 117, 118Shiloh Elementary School 282, 277Shiloh High School 275Simonton ES 433, 434Simpson Superstars 215Smoke Rise Baptist Church 361Snellville Middle School 436, 437Snellville United Methodist Church 140, 114Sonesta 124South Gwinnett High School 279Sparkle Sisters 363Starling Elementary is ROCKING for a cure! 138Steel, LLC 364Suburban Hematology Oncology Associates 339,340Sugar Hill Elementary Longhorns 278Summerour Middle School 174Surviving Harts 166Suwanee Jaguars 203Sweetwater Middle School 186Sycamore Huskies 197Taylor ES 370Team Ebony -Seeds of Hope 212,213, 227Team Gwinnett School Nutrition 337Team Kids Harbor 242Team Phoenix - UOPX Atlanta Chapter 157Team Purplelicious 362Team Toytle 263The Barrows Family 135The Blue Shadows 143the Walking Angels 225THOMCO 201Thrivent 195, 196TnT Squad 167Top Notch Towers, LLC- Bearded 260Trickum Middle School 378, 379, 389Trip Elementary 283, 276Twin Rivers Middle School 69, 84ViaSat 195,196Walgreens East 228White Oak Elementary 235Wolverton and Associates, Inc 446, 447Woodward Mill Elementary School 398Zeta Phi Beta, Sorority, NPHC ClusterZoar United Methodist Church 51, 52, 102

TEAM NAMES AND CAMPSITE NUMBERS2015 RELAY FOR LIFE OF GWINNETT • MAY 8-9, 2015

ACS Ladies Auxiliary ACS CAN -Survivor Bldg Alcoa 108Alcova Elementary 113Alford Elementary 412Alpha Genomix Laboratories Inc 338Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority - Upsilon Alpha Omega 171-173, 152-154Anderson-Livsey Elementary School 191Annistown Tigers 131, 132, 149-151ARCHER CLUSTER 21-23 28-30Archer Relay For Life Archer ClusterAtlanta Volleyball Academy & Atlanta Extreme VC 254Bahama Mamas 383Barco Inc/Esterline 329, 330Batman’s Brawlers 260Bay Creek Middle School 57, 96Beards Against Cancer 146Beaver Ridge Elementary 126Beaver Ruin Road Baptist Church 214Benefield Elementary 204Berkeley Lake Elementary School 219, 220Berkmar High School 54, 55, 56, 97-99Beth’s Buddies 27Bethesda Elementary 190Bethesda UMC 2015 395Britt Elementary School 63, 90BROOKWOOD CLUSTER 420-426Brookwood Elementary School Brookwood ClusterBrookwood High School Brookwood ClusterBuford Masonic Lodge #292 F&AM 103, 104, 105, Burnette Elementary 162By His Stripes We Are Healed 450,451Camp Creek Elementary 393Cancer Fighters 371, 372, 373Cancer Strikes Out 304cancerfighters 303Cedar Hill Elementary 193Celebrating Birthdays 264Centerville Elementary 144Central Gwinnett High School 442-445Chesney Elementary 414, 415Clifton’s Cancer Crushers 141CME Wire and Cable 311Collins Hill High School 261, 262, 297-300Cooper Elementary Archer ClusterCops For a Cure / Gwinnett PD 194Couch Middle School 2014-2015 68Courageous Cougars 341Courthouse Crew 438-440Craig Elementary Brookwood ClusterCreekland Middle School 306,307,312,313Crews Middle School 284Curio Art Designs 301Cwk’s Caped Crusaders 353, 354DACULA CLUSTER 381, 382, 386Dacula Elementary Dacula ClusterDacula High School Dacula ClusterDacula Middle School Dacula ClusterDarr Manufacturing 448Dazzling Dawgs 397DBORAHWILL2015 408

Deacons’Wives of NMCC 237DoSS For A Cure 230Duluth High School 310, 287Duncan Creek Elementary 454-456Dyer ES 380, 388Dynamic Consulting Services 355Dynamic Roofing Solutions, Inc 320-323 Ferguson Es Mustangs 192, 175Five Forks Middle School Brookwood ClusterFort Daniel Elementary School 457Freeman’s Mill Elementary 413GC Relay All Stars 115GCAC - Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc North Metro NPHC ClusterGCPS Dept of Special Ed & Psych Services 72 - 81GCPS IMD CD’s 72 - 80GCPS ISC 72 -80GCPS Transportation 72-80Georgia Breast Surgery- Dr Schwartz 383Georgia Gwinnett College Grizzlies 217, 222Georgia Power- Citizens of GA Power 109GIVE Center East 273Glenn Saddler Memorial Team 139Grace Snell Middle School 396Grayson Elementary 449Grayson High School 9, 10, 42Grayson UMC 210, 211, 229GSMST 178-180 187-189GTC #1 Georgia Tech ClusterGwin Oaks Elementary 137Gwinnett 4-H 349, 350Gwinnett Braves 128Gwinnett Center Proof of the Pudding 400, 401GWINNETT TECH CLUSTER 106, 107, 184Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office 458-461Gwinnett Daily Post 369Gwinnett Medical Center 1, 50Gwinnett Tax Team 116Gwinnett Tech - Rad Tech Gwinnett Tech ClusterHand Kreations 231Harbins Elementary Archer ClusterHarmony Elementary Wildcats 142Harris Elementary 285Heatcraft 129Hebron Christian Academy 206, 233Henning’s Angels 384Hi-Rez Studios 328Highlands ARP Church 257Hooper Hornets 181Hope and Life Fellowship 208, 209Hope for the Future 223Hopkins Elementary 212, 213, 227HR Strategies (All Staff Personel) 441Ivy Creek Elementary 410J E Richards Middle School 281, 280, 241Jackson EMC 358, 359Jackson Es 305, 314, 315Jehova Rafa 258Jones Middle School 200Kanoheda ES 53Kids R Kids 392Knight Elementary 160

Lanier High School 4, 5, 6, 46, 47Lanier Middle 110Latinos for a Cure 302Lawrenceville Church of God 122, 123Lawrenceville Elementary School 431Lawrenceville PD NSLawrenceville Womans Club 2015 259Lee’s Bees 404Level Creek E S 308Lilburn Elementary 183, 182Lilburn Middle School 224Louise Radloff Middle School 186Lovin Elementary Archer ClusterMagill 119, 120, 121Mason Elementary 452, 453Maxwell High School of Technology 390Maxxis 368McConnell Middle School Archer ClusterMcKendree Elementary School 375-377 391Mckendreeumc2015 202Meadowcreek Elementary 333-336Meadowcreek High School 274Mean Cancer Fighting Machines 136Merial 402, 403Michael K Landers D O , P C Mill Creek Hs 64-67, 86-89Minor Patriots 218Miss Dacula Relay for Life 286Mixed Nuts Bowlers 324Monarch School 133, 134, 147, 148Moore Middle School 71, 82, 83Mount Vernon Baptist Church picnic buildingMountain Park First Baptist Church 226Mountain View High School (Lawrenceville, GA) 207, 232Mulberry Elemetary Dacula ClusterNash Chevrolet 351, 352, 365, 366, 24National DCP 462-465Nationwide Insurance 130NES Eagles 331, 332Nesbit Elementary 416, 417Network Communications, Inc 429New Mercies Christian Church 411Nolan Team 177Norcross High School 11-14, 37-41North Gwinnett High School 15-20, 31-36North Gwinnett Middle School 309North Metro Baptist Church 58, 95NORTH METRO NPHC CLUSTER 169, 170, 155Northbrook Middle School 145Norton Elementary 409Oakland Meadow-Winn Holt 325-327 316-319Oasis Bowling Center 448Osborne Middle School 127Parkview High School Guitar Club 296Parkview Hs 432Parsons Elementary 161, 163, 164Partee Relay for Life 125Peach State Federal Credit Union 466, 467, 468Peachtree Elementary 70Peachtree Ridge High School 2, 3, 48,49Pete’s Patriots 216

Pharr Elementary 418, 419, 427, 428Phi Beta Sigma-Nu Psi Sigma North Metro NPHC ClusterPinckneyville Middle School 7, 8, 43, 44Popa Allred’s Pack 221Primerica 59-62, 91-94Puckett’s Mill Elementary 238-240R D Head Elementary 205, 234Relay For Life- Team 3 272Ricoh USA 320-323Riverside Elementary 357, 360Roberts Elementary 165Rock Springs Elementary 374Rockbridge Elementary School 111, 112Rosebud Es 430Sage 342, 343, 344, 435Salem Marching Saints 394Scott Schoenthal Circle of Love 117, 118Shiloh Elementary School 282, 277Shiloh High School 275Simonton ES 433, 434Simpson Superstars 215Smoke Rise Baptist Church 361Snellville Middle School 436, 437Snellville United Methodist Church 140, 114Sonesta 124South Gwinnett High School 279Sparkle Sisters 363Starling Elementary is ROCKING for a cure! 138Steel, LLC 364Suburban Hematology Oncology Associates 339,340Sugar Hill Elementary Longhorns 278Summerour Middle School 174Surviving Harts 166Suwanee Jaguars 203Sweetwater Middle School 186Sycamore Huskies 197Taylor ES 370Team Ebony -Seeds of Hope 212,213, 227Team Gwinnett School Nutrition 337Team Kids Harbor 242Team Phoenix - UOPX Atlanta Chapter 157Team Purplelicious 362Team Toytle 263The Barrows Family 135The Blue Shadows 143the Walking Angels 225THOMCO 201Thrivent 195, 196TnT Squad 167Top Notch Towers, LLC- Bearded 260Trickum Middle School 378, 379, 389Trip Elementary 283, 276Twin Rivers Middle School 69, 84ViaSat 195,196Walgreens East 228White Oak Elementary 235Wolverton and Associates, Inc 446, 447Woodward Mill Elementary School 398Zeta Phi Beta, Sorority, NPHC ClusterZoar United Methodist Church 51, 52, 102

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5:00 – 5:30 DAVE ANDERSON BAND5:30 – 5:40 RYLEE SANDERS5:40 – 5:50 AJ FARLEY5:50 – 6:00 ANNOUNCEMENTS6:00 – 6:45 HOPE AND LIFE FELLOWSHIP CHOIR6:45 – 6:55 WELCOME & OPENING6:55 – 7:00 NATIONAL ANTHEM – MICHELE ROYAL-KIMSEY7:00 – 7:30 SURVIVOR LAP (CENTRAL GWINNETT HS DRUM LINE)7:30 – 7:55 LINE DANCING W/TONI & BUD7:55 – 8:05 PURPLE GLOVE DANCE (NORCROSS HS)

ENTERTAINMENT MAIN STAGE SCHEDULE Light a candle in honor or memory

As the sounds of bagpipes drift and darkness falls, the night is brightened the

glow of luminaria and torches honoring and remembering those who have

battled cancer.

LuminariaWhite Bags - $10 Gold Bags - $25Torches - $50

8:05 – 8:20 SPONSOR LAP8:20 – 8:50 MICHAEL LARCHE’8:50 – 9:00 JUDAH9:00 – 9:40 GEORGIA RED CLAY 9:40 – 9:45 RACHAEL WIGGINS9:45 – 9:55 LUMINARY CEREMONY9:55 – 10:00 RACHAEL WIGGINS (GUESS THIS IS GOODBYE)10:00 – 10:30 LUMINARY LAP10:30 – 11:00 STEEL DREAMIN’11:00 – 11:10 JOSIAH11:10 – 11:20 SPIRIT OF RELAY CEREMONY11:20 – 11:30 ANDREW VICKERY11:30 – 11:50 WILD BILLS LINE DANCERS11:50 – 12:00 FINAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Get Engaged with Survivor Activities and receive a complimentary Survivor t-shirt!

Sign up online at www.relayforlife.org/gwinnettga or return completed form to: American Cancer Society6500 Sugarloaf Parkway, Suite 260 • Duluth, GA 30097

OR Fax 770-814-9517Relay For Life team that invited you or that you’re a member of:_______________________________________________________$10 Team Member Registration fee applies. (It’s free for non-Team Membersto participate)Survivir Information:Name________________________ Email_______________________Address__________________________________________________City_________________________________ Zip_________________Cell Phone______________________ T-Shirt Size: YS YM YL AS AM AL AXL A2XL AXL AXL A5XLIf 18 or younger, are you interested in being an official Kid Kickin’ Cancer a

nd leading the Survivor Lap?

YES NO ~If Yes, be at Center Stage by 6:45pm to lead the Survivor Lap!

Survivors 18 and under who wish to be a Kid Kickin’ Cancer please list:

Age________ Grade__________ Guardian Name_____________________

Guardian Cell_____________________ School_______________________

Principal__________________________

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AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY PATIENT PROGRAMS & SERVICESPATIENT LODGING PROGRAMSGetinge the best care sometimes means cancer parents must travel away from home. This can place an extra emotional and financial burden on parents and caregivers during an already challenging me. The American Cancer Society is trying to make this difficult situation easier for both cancer parents and their families through Hope Lodges.

REACH TO RECOVERY (PERSONAL CANCER GUIDE)If you have breast cancer, you may want to talk to someone who knows what you’re feeling – someone who has “been there.” Through our Reach To Recovery program, we can match you with a volunteer who will talk with you about coping with your breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.

ROAD TO RECOVERY (RIDES TO TREATMENT)Every day, cancer parents need rides to treatment. Some may not be able to drive themselves, and family and friends cannot always help. Our Road To Recovery program provides rides to parents who have no way to get to their cancer treatment.

PATIENT NAVIGATOR PROGRAM (PERSONAL CANCER GUIDE)The American Cancer Society Patent Navigator Program connects you with a patent navigator at a cancer treatment center. You can talk one-on-one with a patent navigator about your situation. This person will listen in your time of need. Call us at 1-800-227-2345, and we can tell you more about this program.

LOOK GOOD FEEL BETTER(HELP WITH APPEARANCE-RELATED SIDE EFFECTS OF TREATMENT) In a Look Good Feel Better session, trained volunteer cosmetologists teach women how to cope with skin changes and hair loss using cosmetics and skin care products donated by the cosmetic industry.

I CAN COPE (ONLINE CANCER EDUCATION CLASSES)If you or someone you love gets cancer, you will have questions. Our I Can Cope online classes can help you and your loved ones learn about cancer and how to take care of yourselves. The more you know about cancer, the better you can handle your treatment and decisions about your care.

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