By Diana Hall, Librarian, BC Cancer Agency, Vancouver

More information on these resources is available fromthe BC Cancer Agency Library.
Call 604.675.8003 or 1.888.675.8003 or www.bccancer.bc.ca/library.

100 questions and answers about cancer symptoms and cancer treatment side effects
Kelvin, Joanne Frankel; Tyson, Leslie B. 2005

100 questions and answers about caring for family or friends with cancer
Rose, Susannah; Hara, Richard. 2005.

Being a cancer patient's carer: a guide
Finegan, Wesley C. 2005.

Cereal for dinner: strategies, shortcuts and sanity for moms battling illness
Breese, Kristine. 2004.

Advanced breast cancer: a guide to living with metastatic disease
Mayer, Musa.1998.

Picasso's woman: a breast cancer story
MacPhee, Rosalind. 1994. (A BC woman's autobiography)

Navigating your path: A guide for people with advanced breast cancer
Community Capacity Building Committee, Health Canada, 2005.

A guide to help people find the tools to live with advanced breast cancer. Knowing there is treatment options and support available may help with the challenges ahead. The guide is divided into different topics such as treatment information, coping and support, financial considerations and attending to personal affairs. The guide is available from oncology professionals in Canada.

Advanced cancer: living each day

AdvancedBC.org (by Musa Mayer)

Breast Cancer Action Nova Scotia discussion forum

Living:a newsletter for people living with metastatic breast cancer, their families and their friends

Your bank to energy savings: helping people with cancer handle fatigue

At the water's edge: when cancer comes back
Sass, Jennifer. 1998, 23 min.

Handle with care: women living with metastatic breast cancer
Toronto-Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre. 2000, 41 min.

Holding tight, letting go: living with metastatic breast cancer
Mayer, Musa. 1997, 45 min.

Recurrence and metastasis
WomenStories. 2003, 21 min.

With my boots on
McDonald, Sheona. 1995, 14 min.