“But, no one has written a detailed how to be an ‘participant active guide’ like Ted. I highly recommend this for anyone considering health care … [and anyone recovering from cancer] … I will be incorporating his work into my practice.”

By a long-term nurse (41 years) with many years as Advanced Oncology Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist.

A United States cancer patient wrote, Ted’s book “told what to demand and obtain from hospitals. I wouldn’t have received the same level of care without knowing the inside track on what was needed as a patient. Ted’s philosophy of life and approach to understanding that you are not your disease helped change my life.”

When you discover you have cancer, you need information if four areas of your life.

1. How to deal with the news, determine your course of treatment, and if you need a second opinion.
2. How to establish your support system and make it workable and effective.
3. How to survive financially, including your job, your legal rights, your medical and life insurance, and other issues money issues.
4. The legal document you need from wills to advance directives to powers of attorney.