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  • Circle graphic for "Care Partner Check-in" by ALK+ Positive.

    Care Partner Check-in

    Care Partner Check-in Care partner Check-In is a virtual space just for those supporting someone with ALK-positive cancer. Whether you’re a spouse, parent, friend, or family member, caregiving comes with its own unique challenges—and you don’t have to face them alone. This is a safe, supportive place to connect with other care partners (pALKies), share experiences,…

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  • Circle graphic for "Care Partner Check-in" by ALK+ Positive.

    Care Partner Check-in

    Care Partner Check-in Care partner Check-In is a virtual space just for those supporting someone with ALK-positive cancer. Whether you’re a spouse, parent, friend, or family member, caregiving comes with its own unique challenges—and you don’t have to face them alone. This is a safe, supportive place to connect with other care partners (pALKies), share experiences,…

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  • Circle graphic for "Care Partner Check-in" by ALK+ Positive.

    Care Partner Check-in

    Care Partner Check-in Care partner Check-In is a virtual space just for those supporting someone with ALK-positive cancer. Whether you’re a spouse, parent, friend, or family member, caregiving comes with its own unique challenges—and you don’t have to face them alone. This is a safe, supportive place to connect with other care partners (pALKies), share experiences,…

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    Care Partner Check-in

    Care Partner Check-in

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  • Care Partner Spotlight: Leslie Ardron

    Can you share a little about Vicky’s story and her path so far? Vicky was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in July 2017 at the age of 30. It took approximately 18 months for her to be diagnosed. She had persistent cough and breathlessness that antibiotics and inhalers did nothing for. She also had…

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  • How to support a loved one diagnosed with cancer

    Few things in life are as devastating as a cancer diagnosis and many who are subjected to such a difficult experience go through a range of emotions as the things they could once do are slowly stripped away. Those responsible for caring for someone undergoing cancer treatment or palliative care for a terminal diagnosis need…

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  • Patient and Care Partner Spotlight: Living with hope

    Living with hope means different things to different people. Hope can come from any source and can take any form. Improved longevity and quality of life always seem to take center stage as sources of hope among our members, but so does spending precious time with family and loved ones. And then, there’s finding hope…

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