The Women's Cancer Resource Center Art Gallery Presents,
Artists By Nature: Photography by Sophia Antipas, Raku
Sculpture by Barbara Strauss, Pastels by Yoshiko Tagami,
and Acrylic Paintings by Melissa West.
The show runs November 21 - December 24. Please join us
for a reception with the artists, Friday, November 21 from
6- 8 PM. For more information 510-601-4040 x111 or margo@wcrc.org
Have you lost someone you love to cancer?
Come to one of our new Grief Information Sessions. 2nd and
4th Monday of every month 6-7:30pm, beginning November 24th.
Offers gentle guidance through the basic steps of grieving.
RSVP 510-420-7900. For more info, call or visit www.wcrc.org.
Daytime Support!
We are starting a second Women with Cancer Support Group
Mondays 11:30am-1pm. Please call one of the facilitators
before attending: Mary 510-685-7473 or Janet 510-524-6116.
Understanding Your Pathology Report
Monday, November 17th, 5-7 pm
With Imok Cha, MD
Your pathology report can be a major source of information
on your cancer diagnosis, possible treatments, and prognosis.
Unfortunately, the pathology report is sometimes written
in terms that frequently only pathologists and other medical
professionals can understand. Join us in this free, informative
seminar to help you identify the terminology and meanings
included in your pathology report. Topics will include:
- grading and staging terminology and meanings
- tumor size, location and cell involvement
- histologic and histopathologic classifications
- identifying diagnostic and prognostic factors
No charge. Light refreshments included. Held at 1600 Divisadero.
RSVP required. Call the Cancer Resource Center at 415.885.3693.
Ohlone Center
Herbal Cancer Support Clinic - The First Tuesday of each
month.
Evenings 7-10pm
Tuesday December 2, 2003
www.ohlonecenter.com
Lesbian Health Salon Series Announced by the Lesbian
Health Research Center
New Salon Series Brings Lesbian Health Information into
the Community. Each Salon in the series will include a meet
and mingle hour followed by an informal, interactive discussion
on a selected topic led by LHRC medical and research leaders.
There is no charge to attend. At each event the question
of how lesbian health differs from women's health in general
will be briefly addressed. Timeframe for each Salon is 7:00
PM - 8:30 PM. For details on salons and their locations,
contact Betty Sullivan: LHRCenter@aol.com or 415-861-1637.
Schedule of Salons
Thursday, January 22 - Comparison of Same-Sex Couples
in Civil Unions and Their Lesbian/Gay Friends without
Civil Unions and Their Married Heterosexual
Thursday, February 26 - Heart Disease Risk Among Lesbians
Thursday, March 25 Mental Health Issues Among Lesbians
The Lesbian Health Research Center (LHRC) is specifically
and uniquely concerned with the health and wellbeing of
lesbians, bisexual women, transgendered individuals and
their families; and with the health care available to them.
We believe that every lesbian has the right to be fully
informed about her health, health care should be sensitive
and relevant to lesbians and lesbian health research is
critical. LHRC has begun to bring lesbian health information
out of the closet and into the hands of community members
and health care providers through its on-going activities
and services. For information, visit http://www.lesbianhealthinfo.org;
or e-mail: info@lesbianhealthinfo.org.