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 Kids
Tell Kids What It's
Like When Their Mother
or Father Has Cancer
As anyone who has
gone through a cancer
experience knows, everyone
in the family is affected.
Children talk about
their hopes, fears
and the adult burden
placed upon them when
cancer strikes a parent.
The film is faithful
to the kid's point-of-view
and validates the children's
emotions. This award-winning
15 minute documentary
for children who have
a parent with cancer
encourages communication
between family members.
$40.00
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 The Road Ahead
This 2-part DVD tackles the issues facing anyone who will be receiving chemotherapy to treat their cancer. The DVD focuses on both the concerns of family members and the patient’s questions and fears. Each program profiles oncology health professionals, caregivers and survivors sharing insight and practical information.
$60.00
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 A
Dialogue with Cancer:
Communication between
Doctors and Patients
Communication is
difficult under the
best of circumstances,
but when you are diagnosed
with cancer, this can
be an even more challenging
task. By improving
communication between
doctors and patients,
we can develop a relationship
based on trust and
compassion. This DVD
profiles cancer patients
and their doctors as
they navigate through
diagnosis, treatment
and recovery. Together,
they engage in a dialogue
that promotes understanding,
identifies barriers
and encourages change.
$40.00
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 Women with
Recurrent Breast
Cancer and Their
Daughters Share Their
Experiences
This
2-part DVD was developed to
help facilitate communication
between women with
recurrent breast cancer
and their teenage daughters.
This DVD includes two perspectives, one
for mothers, "Mother
to Daughter" and
one for daughters, "Daughter
to Mother."
$60.00
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 Going
the Distance: Facing
Lung Cancer Together
When a person is diagnosed with lung cancer, patient must turn to healthcare providers and their family for guidance. Decisions about treatment are made in concert with all involved, as a team.
This patient education DVD facilitates communication, provides information and practical advice to lung cancer patients and their spouses.
$40.00
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 Women
With Lung Cancer
Share Their Stories
Lung
cancer is perceived
as a man's disease,
but it is an extremely
common cancer in women.
Today one of the greatest
threats to a woman's
health is lung cancer.
By being an active
participant in your
care you can take control
of your illness. The
women you will meet
in this program have
faced the challenge
of lung cancer and
survived.
This DVD, Women
With Lung Cancer
Share Their Stories,
provides patients
and caregivers with
practical advice
and personal insights
from women who have
survived lung cancer.
This patient-education
DVD facilitates communication,
provides information
and emotional support
to families as they
confront the diagnosis
and treatment of lung
cancer.
$40.00
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 Back
to Work After Breast
Cancer
This DVD tells
the story of six vibrant
women, each intent on
making a contribution
through their careers.
The women work at different
jobs, but are alike in
one important way: they
are balancing the demands
of a breast cancer illness
and work. Back to
Work After Breast Cancer explores
the challenges women
face in the workplace
as they journey through
treatment to recovery.
$40.00
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 Celebrating the Journey: The Spirit of Cancer Survivors
As cancer research, diagnosis and treatment significantly increase survival, more people are living with a “history” of cancer. In this DVD cancer survivors are profiled, sharing a message of hope and empowerment.
$40.00
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 Life Matters: A Journey of Hope and Survival
In this one-hour documentary that aired on PBS, Cancervive Founder Susan Keeney travels throughout the United States meeting 4 women of different ages who have survived cancer.
This DVD is both personal and universal in that it identifies survivorship issues; fear of recurrence, re-connecting with family, workplace challenges and finding meaning through the cancer experience.
$60.00
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 Living With
Multiple Myeloma
This patient education DVD explores the experience of living with this disease. The program addresses the disease process, advances in treatment options, making critical decisions and coping strategies from those who have “been there.”
$40.00
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 Living with MDS
In this DVD, one learns about MDS, the symptoms leading to diagnosis, the treatment options and how patients live fully with the illness. The program includes interviews with MDS specialists sharing valuable medical information.
$40.00
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DVDs
for Caregivers
 Multiple Myeloma: The Caregiver's Prespective
Coming Soon!
$40.00
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 Spouse
to Spouse What It's
Like When Your Partner
Has Cancer
Husbands and wives
of people with cancer
discuss their deepest
emotions, sharing their
fears and hopes as
both partner and caregiver.
The spouses, from varied
backgrounds and at
different stages in
their lives, speak
to how the illness
tests the strength
and endurance of their
marriage. This 18 minute
DVD will help spouses
of people with cancer
articulate difficult
feelings and encourage
greater communication
between partners.
$40.00
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 Ties that Bind: Diversity and breast cancer
Meet 4 women with breast cancer and their partners as they encounter cultural and societal barriers to dealing with their illness. They share the common bond of having cancer, but also face obstacles of health literacy, language and stigma.
$40.00
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 Daughter
to Mother: Teenage
Girls Whose Mothers
are Living with Recurrent
Breast Cancer Share
Their Experiences
In this 15 minute
documentary, four teenage
girls whose mothers
are living with recurrent
breast cancer express
their thoughts and
feelings. This DVD
was developed to encourage
teens and their mothers
to share difficult
emotions.
$40.00
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 Making the Grade: Back to School After Cancer for Teens
The teenage years are difficult for healthy children, but when a teen is diagnosed with cancer there are many new challenges. Learn from teens that are going to school after being diagnosed with cancer just how they transition back into the school setting. This program is an excellent resource for teens, parents and educators.
$40.00
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 Emily's
Story: Back to School
After Cancer
Childhood cancer
survivor Susan Nessim
Keeney introduces us
to Emily, a nine year
old girl with Leukemia
in this 15 minute documentary.
Through this DVD
we follow Emily, from
her hospitalization
to her successful return
to classmates and school
life. The partnership
between the patient,
school and hospital
is stressed, as well
as raising awareness
about the challenges
of school re-entry.
$40.00
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