Then you should know about the ABA Veterans Claims Assistance Network . . . The American Bar Association Veterans’ Claims Assistance Network (ABA VCAN), along with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), is providing a program where volunteer lawyers work with unrepresented veterans with pending...
Cleaning is one of those activities that most people don’t enjoy. During cancer treatment, you may have a weaker immune system, which means that avoiding germs is crucial. One way to cut down on germs in your house is a no-shoes-in-the-house rule. A scary number...
We all try to live a stress-free, positive life, but the expression “don’t worry, be happy” is easier said than done, right? Sometimes, your road to happiness can be quite simple with some small steps: Sleep angry Not only is sleep restorative, contrary to popular belief, it’s...
Cancer comes with a never-ending influx of health records, medical bills, lengthy emails, and important documents that over time can get difficult to keep track of, especially on top of daily clutter. So, here are some organizing tips for a little peace of mind: Keep...
The Social Security Administration (SSA) is responsible for administering retirement and disability benefits. Disability insurance or even early retirement benefits can be critical to an individual who is no longer able to work due to a cancer diagnosis. However, many individuals don’t even know if...
Many people ask us if they are able to buy life insurance after being diagnosed with cancer. And the answer is . . . it depends. The reason we buy insurance, is to protect us in the event that something happens. Car insurance protects our cars; home owners...
by Ann Fry, MSW, PCC The best companies view their employees as appreciable assets, central to a company’s value proposition. But even the best companies, the ones that provide their employees with the most fertile ground for professional growth and increased contribution, are affected by the...
There are so many things to worry about after a cancer diagnosis, don't let food poisoning be one of them! Follow these great tips, courtesy of Cancer.Net and the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service, to prevent food poisoning during and after...
It’s probably not a surprise to anyone that cancer can negatively affect someone’s credit. But what does that actually mean? Having good credit is imperative in today’s world. Credit may be checked when someone tries to rent an apartment, lease or buy a car, buy...
Dealing with the large amount of paperwork that accompanies medical treatment can be overwhelming. A cancer diagnosis introduces a steady stream of new documents, such as medical bills and prescriptions, in addition to the normal mail you get and paper that piles up in your...