Below are some helpful links and blogs. Just click on the link to be directed to the site or read the blog.
If you have any blogs that you would like added to this website or if there are any links that you would like to see added, please email them to press@leukaemiacare.org.uk
Blogs:
www.boraston.net/blog/
www.willmasekall.blogspot.com/
Websites:
Click the link below to access our facebook page
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=19358415744#!/pages/Leukaemia-CARE-Support-Page/207258852784
Click the link below to access our Twitter Page
http://twitter.com/#!/leukaemiaCAREUK
www.muchloved.com
An online tribute can help you to express yourself, keep and display valuable personal memories and thoughts about a loved one; log your thoughts, photos, poems and leave a lasting tribute to a person close to your heart. To set up a page in memory or donate in memory of a loved person visit MuchLoved.com.
www.everyclick.com
Make Everyclick your homepage and help spread the word. Raise money with every search and click!
www.weddinglistgiving.com
Wedding List Giving helps couples to use their wedding day to give money to charities and not-for-profit organisations by having a charity wedding list.
www.vouchers4charity.org.uk
Buy a shopping voucher for a friend or family member and 1-3% of all your shopping spend will be donated to the charity of your choice at no cost.
www.clltracker.co.uk
CLL Tracker has been developed to provide patients with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia (CLL) with information provided by other patients who share the same condition. The data contained is actual patient specific information relating to blood results, prognostic markers, their personal experience of the different treatments and the resulting effects of these treatments. The website was developed by a patient who was diagnosed with CLL 10 years ago, and felt that there was statistical data missing which might be helpful with survival rates. Please be aware that this site is in no way linked to Leukaemia CARE and is completely independent from the charity.
http://www.mpdchat.com/
Run by a woman from the UK, the forum is full of really friendly supportive people who either suffer from MPDs themselves or are related to people who have one of the conditions.
Everyone tells me time heals but they don't say how long. I am glad I have you all to chat to"