Whether in TRIUMPH or in TRAGEDY, the Ali's Alliance will provide resources for individuals searching for what actions to take in the Aftermath of the battle with cancer. In cases of Triumph, these resources will serve as a guide to planning the next stages of life. In cases of Tragedy, the resources provided may focus on bereavement counseling and acclamation services to direct the caregiver left behind on the steps to take to move forward.
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Our Fight is divided onto three separate sections each offering a diverse list of resouces and support in the battle against cancer.
SHOCK. BATTLE. AFTERMATH.
Returning to school after being diagnosed with cancer and undergoing treatment is never easy. If your child has cancer, here are a few helpful tips to make sending them back to school at the end of the summer more manageable.
If one of your friends has cancer, you may be wondering the best way to support him or her. Even though you want to help, it can be hard to know what to say or do. Here are a few tips to help you in this regard.
The sun's ultraviolet rays can damage your skin in as little as 15 minutes. Protect yourself and your family from skin damage by UV rays by following these sun safety tips.
We need your help to achieve the goal of growing our online, geographically searchable database of resources and support for cancer patients, their families and caregivers. Whether you're in the initial phase of shock, in the battle, or handling the aftermath of cancer, our resources take out the stress of searching multiple places and thousands of online listings.
