Living with blood cancer can have a range of physical, mental and emotional impacts. Below are materials to help as you navigate your journey.
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This guide contains educational information to help you prepare for possible side effects of Bruton tyrosine kinase inhibitor (BTKi) treatment, including helpful tips on how to recognize and manage some side effects along with your doctor and nutritious recipes.

This guide explains the basics of navigating the healthcare system, offering advice on treatment management, logistics, costs and links to helpful resources.
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Consider these tips as you get ready for a blood stem cell transplant.

Explore tips and suggestions that may help people who live alone navigate life with blood cancer.
Life with blood cancer can be stressful. These mindfulness, meditation and relaxation techniques may help alleviate your anxiety.
Emotional distress is a normal response to the challenges that accompany life with blood cancer. Explore how your mental health may impact your physical well-being (as well as how you can improve this) and how to find a provider to help support you.
Explore financial assistance programs designed for people living with blood cancer.
Explore the support materials and educational resources on this page to learn more about how to prepare for a cell transplant.
Learn about how shared decision-making can help you understand your diagnosis, communicate effectively with your care team and make choices that align with your goals and values.
Hear from experts and patients as they discuss mental health and support, treatment considerations and the unique challenges that can arise for people living with blood cancer.
We are proud to partner with nonprofit patient advocacy organizations to achieve our shared mission of every patient getting access to their best possible care.

Blood Cancer United is on a mission to cure blood cancer and improve the quality of life of all patients and their families.

CLL Society addresses the unmet needs of the chronic lymphocytic leukemia and small lymphocytic lymphoma (CLL / SLL) community through patient education, advocacy, support and research.
Our nonprofit advocacy partners provide education and support to the blood cancer community.
Access the full list of organizations we work with on our Partnerships page.
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