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Mailing lists are groups of
people with similar interests. They e-mail messages to a central address and their
message is retransmitted to the rest of the list members. This allows for
conversations between list members. Often one can ask a question and have someone on
the list send a message with the information needed. Mailing lists are great for getting
lots of information and asking questions of others - and for seeing there are others out
there in similar circumstances!
Watch out - a mailing list can generate many messages per day. To unsubscribe,
use the directions sent to you in your first message (save that first message to make sure
you know how to do this).
Association of Cancer Online Resources (ACOR)
Currently, I am recommending many mailing lists on ACOR.Org
- I have known this organization a long time and their quality and
commitment to helping people as opposed to commercial sites that might have
other motives.
- BMT-TALK
is devoted to Bone Marrow and Stem Cell Transplants
- CANCER-FATIGUE
is devoted to those with cancer fatigue (a very common problem)
- CANCER-FERTILITY
is devoted to fertility issues in cancer patients & survivors
- CANCER-FINANCE
is devoted to financial issues relating to cancer
- CANCER-PAIN
is devoted to, obviously, cancer pain issues
- CLINICAL-TRIALS
talks about cancer clinical trials
- CLL is
devoted to those with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia / Small Lymphocytic
Lymphoma
- CTCL-MF
is devoted to Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma and Mycosis Fungoids information
and support
- HODGKINS
is devoted to Hodgkin's Disease/Lymphoma
- Long Term Survivors is a mailing list devoted to the specific concerns of
long-term cancer survivors.
- NHL is
devoted to Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma support
- PED-LYMPHOMA
is for parents of children with lymphoma
Yahoo
Yahoo appears to have surfaced as the service hosting
the most chats on the Internet after buying out companies like eGroups.
There are several Lymphoma maining lists / communities on the Yahoo system.
- Burkitts_Lymphoma
is a group dedicated to Burkitt's
- Gastric_Lymphoma
is for those with lymphomas of the gastric tract
- Hodgkins-lymphoma
is a good list dealing with Hodgkin's Disease.
- hodgkins
is a discussion group with the primary purpose of providing a medium
for communication between people who have or have had Hodgkin's
Lymphoma, caregivers, or people who have a significant interest in the
disease.
- HodgkinsDiseasewithHiv
is for those with Hodgkin's and HIV infection.
- lymphoma
is a general lymphoma support group
- lymphoma-survivors
was started by a survivor of Non-Hodgkin's T-cell Lymphoma. This group
is dedicated to talking about lymphoma in a friendly, helpful
environment. This is not an alternative health group nor is it an
advertisement. I just want to talk to others who have dealt with or
are dealing with lymphoma (and t-cell NHL).
- LyPSupport
is a discussion/support group for people who have a very rare
lymphoproliferative disorder called lymphomatoid papulosis (LyP).
Note: Some doctors classify LyP as a low-grade cutaneous t cell
lymphoma (CTCL). Highly recommended!
- MantleCell
is for those diagnosed with Mantle Cell NHL (small)
- MF-CTCL
is a listserv for people dealing with the problems of the rare disease
known as mycosis fungoides and/or cutaneous t-cell lymphoma. All
medically proven treatments will be discussed as will support issues
for people dealing with MF-CTCL. Anyone impacted by MF-CTCL is
encouraged to join. This will be a moderated low traffic listserv
where list messages will be released once every few days by the
listowner. The goal of this group is to be able to discuss MF-CTCL
in a friendly and nurturing environment
- nhl
- the Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma Cyberfamily, founded in 1996 is the
oldest and one of the highest regarded Non-Hodgkin's lists on the
Internet. With a large membership and active discussion, this
group receives one of my highest recommendations.
- nhl-dlc
is a discussion list for people with diffuse large cell lymphoma, an
intermediate grade disease.
- nhl-follic
is a discussion and support list for people with follicular lymphoma,
including small cleaved cell, mixed, and large cell.
- nhl-info
goal is to keep participants up-to-date with the latest information
about NHL, share experiences, and to provide support and
encouragement.
- nhllow
was setup to provide information on conventional treatments that will
cure low grade (indolent) non-Hodgkin's lymphoma or to find treatments
to put cancer into the chronic disease category. An established, large
group of dedicated people. Recommended.
- nhl-malt
is a support group for nonHodgkin's lymphoma of the MALT monocytoid
cell type variety, and Marginal Zone Lymphomas. All postings useful to
MALT/monocytoid patients are appropriate, whether they address
mainstream, complementary or alternative modalities.
- NHL_UK
is for NHL patients in the UK - a large, thriving group.
- non-hodgkin_lymphoma
is a general NHL group
- NonHodgkins
is another NHL List
- skinlymphoma-notMFnotLyP
is a group for people Large Cell Lymphoma of the skin. This disease is
also called Cutaneous Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma, Ki-1 lymphoma of
the skin, and Primary Cutaneous CD30+ lymphoma. I believe it has been
referred to as Hodgkin's Skin Lymphoma, although it is classified as a
non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. Of the skin lymphomas, it is second most common
after Mycosis Fungoides. The website: http://www.emedicine.com/med/topic3486.htm
of Dec 2002 gives the present knowledge of the disease.
- SLL-CLL-edu
is a group soliciting postings of general interest to patients with
SLL/CLL (small lymphocitic lymphoma/chronic lymphatic leukemia). We
solicit information of a general educational and informative nature.
If you only have one e-mail account and want
another for all the messages a mail list generates you may want to sign up for a web based
account. Several companies offer these for free (they may post some advertising to
support the service). Some companies offering such services are Yahoo
and Hotmail. Yahoo Groups may
require you to join Yahoo but it is free and easy.
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