Toolkits

When you get diagnosed there’s a lot to take in

• What does it mean for you?
• What questions do you want/need to ask your oncologist/medical team?
• Where can you get additional help?
• What should I / shouldn’t I be eating?
• What can I do for myself?

We have created a number of documents which we hope can guide you through the maze of questions.

They include:

Yes to Life Welcome Pack 2020

Our Welcome Pack includes some general nutritional information to help you get started, some suggested books to read, and other places where you can go to for help.

Questions for Your Oncologist

Questions to ask your oncologist – compiled by a number of our beneficiaries

Clinics abroad – by Cancer Options

There are a large number of clinics offering complementary and integrative support in many countries abroad that we often get asked about.  Consideration of these as an option requires a lot of thought and investigation before commitment, to ensure it is the correct and appropriate course of action.
Written by expert cancer consultant Patricia Peat, this document sets out the pros and cons and covers the things you should be considering if travelling abroad is an option you wish to consider.

Personal Fundraising Scheme

If you are considering travelling overseas for treatment or the cost of your chosen protocol is beyond your means, you may wish to consider setting up a Personal Fundraising Scheme through the charity. This is a form of crowdfunding that Yes to `Life has successfully operated for many years.

To find out more, click here.