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Taking Time: Support for People with Cancer
    Posted: 12/19/2003



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You may want more information for yourself, your family, and your doctor. These services from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) may help you.

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...to find other cancer groups...

See the section on Cancer Organizations in Facing Forward: Life After Cancer Treatment.
This booklet contains information about many groups that provide services to people with cancer.


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