I know a caregiver looking for a patient...

sorry for the somewhat misleading subject line, but it's the truth.

PLEASE do not try to contact me through this board.

But seriously, I do know an experienced caregiver who has a spot open for:

a terminally ill cancer patient
a current chemo or radiation cancer patient
full blown aids patient

what does the patient get? some free meds and good advice. what does the caregiver want? feedback on treatment.

PLEASE do not reply here with your contact info, it is against the TOS of the site and you'll get banned.

You could tell me of an organization in CO that does this. (the American Cancer Society? BCAP? Who?) or a non-profit org I could call or?

and, yea, I'm not saying this caregiver is me!

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Originally Posted by copobo

sorry for the somewhat misleading subject line, but it's the truth.

PLEASE do not try to contact me through this board.

But seriously, I do know an experienced caregiver who has a spot open for:

a terminally ill cancer patient
a current chemo or radiation cancer patient
full blown aids patient

what does the patient get? some free meds and good advice. what does the caregiver want? feedback on treatment.

PLEASE do not reply here with your contact info, it is against the TOS of the site and you'll get banned.

You could tell me of an organization in CO that does this. (the American Cancer Society? BCAP? Who?) or a non-profit org I could call or?

and, yea, I'm not saying this caregiver is me!

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Until patients unite into a collective model, it's going to be difficult for the producers (you) to get in touch with patients.

You'll have to weed out a lot of trash, but craigslist could work as long as you push your requirement of those health conditions. My current caregiver's wife has cancer, so I can see the benefit of treating patients with specific treatments.

no, it's super easy finding patients. no need for CL, most of us have waiting lists who went down to 5 patients.