Everyone currently undergoing treatment and those who have been treated for colorectal cancer are welcome!

Being diagnosed with colorectal cancer confronts both patient and caregiver with multiple challenges in how to deal with this disease.

The monthly meeting:

• Lets patients seek answers.
• Provides individualized support.
• Assists in dealing with the emotional aspects of having a diagnosis of cancer.

Date	Topic	Led By
Feb 27	Reducing Conflict and Finding Control	Pat Fobair LCSW
Mar 26	Treat your Symptoms the Right Way	Margaret Hawn, RN
Apr 23	Clinical Trials: How, When and Why	Joanne Fehling, RN
May 28	Making Meaning from Illness	Lori Klein, Chaplain
Jun 25	Anatomy 101	Margaret Love-Fledderus, NP

For questions and requests for special topics, please email mlove@stanfordmed.org

The Health Library recommends:

Colon & rectal cancer: a comprehensive guide for patients and families / Johnston, Lorraine - Sebastopol, CA: O'Reilly & Associates, Inc., 2000.

New tests, new treatments, better outcomes for patients with colorectal cancer: [videorecording] / Stanford Health Library. - Stanford: Stanford Video Media Group, 2004.

When:	Fourth Wednesday of the month, 6:30 - 8:00pm
Where:	Stanford Cancer Center 2nd Floor Conference Rooms CC2103, 2104, 2105
Led by:	Margreet Love-Fledderus, RN, MSN, FNP, OCN
Questions:	(650) 725-9456

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