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Books
In my case, as a prostate cancer survivor, I found the exercises in Exercise Therapy and the Cancer Patient helped me regain the core strength I had lost from surgery to be particularly helpful. The goals are clearly spelled out along with necessary precautions. Exercise Therapy is a book that I think should be in doctors' offices, as well as in the hands of those trying to maintain a level of function throughout the cancer experience.
Richard Alguire, Toronto, ON.
This is a very good guide to therapeutic exercise for cancer patients....Frankly, I wish no one needed this book. However, many can benefit from this and I hope it can help you or someone whom you love and care for.
Craig, Detroit, MI.
I am convinced that the exercises outlined in I-CAN-ACT Exercise Book for Breast Cancer Patients helped me maintain a full range of motion and strength during surgery and radiation for breast cancer. The instructions and diagrams were explicit and easy to follow. The precautions also made me feel more confident doing the exercises.
Barbara Baumgardner, Chicago, IL.
I had been looking for an easy to use reference book for rehabilitative exercises for my wife who was experiencing lung cancer that had metastasized to her brain. I found many of the symptoms my wife was experiencing along with many exercise goals designed to address many of her problems including dyspnea or breathlessness, fatigue, balance and coordination problems. The illustrated exercises were easy to follow with specific applications for each exercise.
John Knepper, Downer's Grove, IL.
Products
With a unique design, the InnerStrength exercise bands and DVD helped me maintain my strength and flexibility during months of treatment for breast cancer. I have now regained much of my previous function,
Ann Snow
LaGrange, IL.
"Throughout the breast cancer experience, I have been using the exercise bands and DVD regularly in my home and found them to be very effective for stretching and strength training. The bands are also wonderful for travelling or taking a 10 minute break at work."
M. Stone
Chicago, IL.
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