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Dear JOHN, This National Caregivers Awareness Month, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) wants to shine a light on every caregiver impacted by blood cancer. Each has a difficult, ever-changing , and essential role that can be both emotionally exhausting and rewarding. We celebrate the help and hope caregivers bring to others. Whether it’s taking care of household chores or administering medications, making appointments or supplying invaluable emotional support, the care they provide is an act of love. Self-care for caregivers is invaluable too. Long-time LLS volunteer Heather shared what she learned when she became a caregiver after her husband was recently diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL).      Our wide array of free resources and support services can be a lifeline for caregivers like Heather. We offer: A webcast and Q&A session for caregivers on November 7th. Register now for Caregiving Over Coffee: Caring and Coping.   A weekly online chat for caregivers, which meets on Monday evenings and is moderated by an oncology social worker   LLS Community, an online community to connect with other caregivers,  Patti Robinson Kauffman First Connection®  Program, which connects patients and caregivers with trained peer volunteers who have gone through a similar experience. And so much more! Should you or anyone you know need resources, information, and support for a caregiver, LLS can help.   LEARN MORE Follow Us:    ©2022 The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society 3 International Drive, Suite 200 Rye Brook, NY, 10573   Disclaimer | Public Disclosure  Donation| Start a Fundraiser | Crypto |  Shop LLS