For Everyone Touched By Cancer
Cancer doesn’t come with a manual—but it should. That’s why we created You’re Not Alone: A Cancer Care Series, a growing collection of eBooks written to support people affected by cancer with real-life insights, practical tools, and honest advice.
Written with care: Developed by people who understand cancer—personally and professionally.
Grounded in reality: No sugar-coating, just clear, comforting guidance to help you feel more in control.
Designed to support: Each title tackles a specific aspect of the cancer experience, from diagnosis to survivorship.
Accessible formats: Kindle, Paperback, Hardback, Audio. Available on Amazon.
Understand your diagnosis, access support, and take your first steps forward.
A must-read for friends, family, and caregivers—based on real patient feedback.
Essential tips and insights for navigating chemo with greater comfort and less overwhelm.
A clear, accessible, and compassionate guide that empowers patients, survivors, and caregivers to understand and support this vital system during and after a cancer diagnosis.
A must-read for friends, family, and caregivers, based on real patient feedback.
Whether you are newly diagnosed, undergoing treatment, or adjusting to life after therapy, this book offers gentle guidance to help you feel supported and in control.
Coming Soon
People recently diagnosed with cancer
Family, friends, and caregivers
Healthcare professionals seeking empathetic guidance
Anyone wanting to offer meaningful support
Whether you’re navigating treatment or trying to help someone who is, these books provide honest, practical, and emotionally intelligent support
When you purchase a book from the You’re Not Alone: A Cancer Care Series, you’re doing more than buying information—you’re actively supporting people affected by cancer.
100% of profits are reinvested into Cancer Care Parcel’s mission: funding free care packages, expanding our trusted resources, and reaching those who need comfort and support the most.
Every book helps us provide practical aid and emotional reassurance—because no one should feel alone in their cancer journey.
