A diagnosis of colorectal cancer can be an overwhelming event. The emotional impact is intense. And, at the same time, you feel under pressure to act quickly, knowing the importance of getting treatment as soon as possible.
You can support patients and caregivers in a meaningful way to make a significant difference in their lives.
A PATIENT-FOCUSED ORGANIZATION COLORECTAL CANCER TREATMENT & CLINICAL RESEARCH […]
A PATIENT-FOCUSED ORGANIZATION COLORECTAL CANCER TREATMENT & CLINICAL RESEARCH […]
A PATIENT-FOCUSED ORGANIZATION COLORECTAL CANCER TREATMENT & CLINICAL RESEARCH […]
Giving is not just about making a donation, it’s about making a meaningful difference in the lives of others afflicted with a horrible adversity.
Make a donation that really counts. We are grateful for every donation that we receive. Fund our patient support program, awareness initiatives or educational programs. Together, anything is possible.
Consider providing a monthly gift to CCRAN to help support its many patient support, educational and information programs. The steady source of funding can help CCRAN sustain those programs moving forward in the future.
A gift to celebrate the life of someone who was touched by the disease is a wonderful gesture. We would be honored to be in receipt of such donations.
This is an organization that is here for people like you and I, who desperately require support, guidance and above all education so that we can get through the ups and downs that we go through when battling this horrible disease. CCRAN furnishes patients and caregivers with valuable monthly support groups wherein we are able to tell our stories and receive the best up to date information about the management of the disease and the most current medicines and therapies designed to help us.
Marie Taurasi
COLORECTAL CANCER SURVIVOR
I was made aware of CCRAN from a doctor I was accidently referred to and it changed our lives. I decided to call the number and spoke with Filomena and as soon as I spoke with her I indeed knew that I had called “the right place”. She was passionate, caring and a wealth of knowledge. She encouraged us to attend monthly colorectal cancer information and support group meetings. We started to attend these meetings and they have provided us with a wealth of information, support and friendship.
The Christodoulou Family
Geoff was given the all clear after his 12 rounds of chemo and we were thrilled. Then less than 2 years later it returned with a vengeance. Stage IV – colon, liver, lungs and bones. I remember calling Filomena in tears and she said, “there are no tears here, together we are going to fight”. The next thing I know, she made sure we got in to see one of the best doctors so we could find out what our options were
Joy Coulson
CAREGIVER