written by Karen Kirzner Adler Rozlyn Forman Kleiman Caring for someone with cancer is a reality most of us will face at some point in our adult lives. In 2002 alone, cancer will strike an estimated 1.3 million Americans -- in addition to the 16 million people already diagnosed with the disease during the last decade, according to the American Cancer Society. If your spouse, child, parent, relative or close friend is suddenly given the dreaded news, would you know what to do to help them through the process of finding the right doctors, surgeons, and treatments? <p>written by <br />Karen Kirzner Adler<br />Rozlyn Forman Kleiman</p> <p>Caring for someone with cancer is a reality most of us will face at some point in our adult lives. In 2002 alone, cancer will strike an estimated 1.3 million Americans&#8212;in addition to the 16 million people already diagnosed with the disease during the last decade, according to the American Cancer Society. If your spouse, child, parent, relative or close friend is suddenly given the dreaded news, would you know what to do to help them through the process of finding the right doctors, surgeons, and treatments?</p> 2007-07-25T21:25:27-07:00 cancer-caregivers 445961 Books 2007-07-25T21:25:27-07:00 2007-07-25T21:25:27-07:00 ChemoChicks book, books 2007-07-25T21:25:27-07:00 manual 318 811011 deny 1 Default 1 17.95 445961 CancerCaregivers 2007-07-25T21:25:27-07:00 2007-07-25T21:25:27-07:00 746001 1 445961 2007-07-25T21:25:27-07:00 http://static.shopify.com/s/files/1/0002/2511/products/cancer_caregivers.jpg?1256776855 Title