Mesothelioma Events

Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month is observed in January to highlight the increased cancer risks firefighters face from exposure to hazardous materials like asbestos. The month focuses on raising awareness, promoting early detection and encouraging preventative measures to protect firefighters' health.

National Blood Donor Month is observed throughout January to recognize the vital contributions of blood donors, particularly for cancer patients who often require blood transfusions during treatment. This month highlights the ongoing need for blood donations.

This exclusive monthly support group for mesothelioma patients and caregivers provides a safe space for participants to connect with others facing this rare cancer, ask their questions and share their experiences.

February is National Cancer Prevention Month. Since mesothelioma is a preventable cancer, throughout the month of February, we remind everyone that asbestos isn't a problem of the past. The U.S. hasn't fully banned asbestos. We also encourage anyone with a history of asbestos exposure to get routine mesothelioma screenings.

World Cancer Day is a global awareness day aiming to improve cancer education and drive personal and government action as we continue to fight for a world without cancer. Hundreds of events take place around the world to raise awareness about cancer prevention, early detection and access to treatment.

Once a month, more than a dozen mesothelioma survivors and caregivers meet online or via phone to share their experiences with this rare cancer. A licensed mental health counselor moderates this group that offers a safe place to ask questions with others going through a similar experience.

Rare Disease Day is held on the last day of February each year. Its goal is to raise awareness of rare diseases and the impact they have on patients’ lives.

National Nutrition Month is an annual education and information campaign celebrated each year during the month of March. It focuses on the importance of making informed food choices and developing sound eating and physical activity habits. This month serves as a reminder of the impact nutrition can have on a mesothelioma patient’s prognosis.

Our monthly support group meets on the second Wednesday of every month with the goal of giving mesothelioma patients and caregivers a safe space to learn about and discuss their diagnosis. Dana Nolan, a licensed mental health counselor, moderates with medical support from our on-staff nurse Karen Selby. Mesothelioma patients and caregivers are given a safe space for help and support.

On the second Wednesday of every month, Dana Nolan, a licensed mental health counselor, moderates a support group dedicated to mesothelioma patients and caregivers. Open only to those coping with mesothelioma, our goal is to offer an environment for survivors and family members to share their thoughts and questions with others.

Dana Nolan is a licensed mental health counselor specializing in cancer care. She and our on-staff nurse, Karen Selby, provide a safe space for mesothelioma patients and caregivers to share their questions, stories and concerns online and over the phone.

The goal of our support group is to provide an atmosphere where patients and families can share their thoughts and worries with others coping with mesothelioma. All participants are encouraged to share questions and concerns throughout the evening.

This exclusive monthly support group for mesothelioma patients and caregivers provides a safe space for participants to connect with others coping with this rare cancer, ask their questions and share their experiences.

Our monthly support group meets on the second Wednesday of every month with the goal of giving mesothelioma patients and caregivers a safe space to learn about and discuss their diagnosis. Dana Nolan, a licensed mental health counselor, moderates with medical support from our on-staff nurse Karen Selby. Mesothelioma survivors and caregivers are given a safe space for help and support.

On the second Wednesday of every month, Dana Nolan, a licensed mental health counselor, moderates a support group dedicated to mesothelioma patients and caregivers. Our goal is to offer an environment for survivors and family members to share their thoughts and questions with others coping with mesothelioma.

The goal of our support group is to provide an atmosphere where patients and families can share their thoughts and worries with others coping with mesothelioma. All participants are encouraged to share questions and concerns throughout the evening.

Dana Nolan is a licensed mental health counselor specializing in cancer care. She and our on-staff nurse, Karen Selby, provide a safe space for mesothelioma patients and caregivers to share their questions, stories and concerns online and over the phone.

Once a month, more than a dozen mesothelioma survivors and caregivers meet online or via phone to share their experiences with this rare cancer. A licensed mental health counselor moderates this group that offers a safe place to ask questions of others going through a similar experience.