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Aids to Coping

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Coping with the Stress of Cancer

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Role Reversal: Reaching Out for Help

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Coping with Fatigue

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Depression & Breast Cancer: What You Don't Know Can Hurt You

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Spirituality and Prayer

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Talking with Children About Cancer

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Coping with Chemotherapy

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Coping with Chemotherapy (part 2)

Appearance

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What You Need to Know about Breast Replacement Forms

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Scarves - An Elegant Alternative

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Tips on How to Wear a Hat

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Tips on Choosing and Wearing a Wig

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Make-Up Tips Plus the Right Wig: Easy Steps to a New Look

Books

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Book Review: Caregiving

Breast Cancer Related Medical Conditions

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Lymphedema: What You Need to Know

Cancer Clinical Trials

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Considering Your Options: Cancer Clinical Trials

Diet and Exercise

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Increasing Fruits and Vegetables in Your Diet

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Exercise

Health Insurance

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Important Medicare and Insurance Information

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Questioning Your Insurer's Decisions

Medical Procedures

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Sentinel Node Biopsy

Pain Management

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What You Need to Know About Cancer Pain

Risk Factors for Breast Cancer

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Breast Cancer Risk Factors - What You Can Do

Sexuality

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Sexuality After Cancer

Support Groups

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The Cancer Survivors Network

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The American Cancer Society: A Beacon of Hope in Difficult Times

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ACS Resources for Women with Cancer

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Young Survival Coalition

Survivors' Stories

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Profile: Amy Taylor

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Profile: Sonia Gurbaxani

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Profile: Lisa Muccilo

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Profile: Karen Pollitz

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Profile: Debbie Burchett

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Profile: Esther Tatum-Waring

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Profile: Michelle Hagen

Work: Your Legal Rights

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Cancer and Your Job

Important Medicare and Insurance Information

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Medicare claims MUST be submitted by the company from which the purchase was made. After we have received your payment, we will submit your Medicare form, and you will be reimbursed directly by Medicare. Medicare provides partial reimbursement for breast forms and mastectomy bras, regardless of when you had surgery. Check with Medicare to see what the allowable is in your area.

If you have gained or lost a significant amount of weight since you last ordered, you may need to order bras and/or prosthetics in a new size. Ask your doctor for a letter confirming your weight loss adn need for new sizes. We can submit the letter to Medicare so that you will be reinbursed for additional purchases of bra/breast forms in your new size.

All pocketed bras, pocketed camis and breast forms in "tlc" that are reimbursed by Medicare are marked with an MC symbol.


A Medicare Claim Request Form is sent with all orders. Please fill out the Form and return it to our us with your doctor's prescription, dated on or before the date of your order.

If you have any questions, call us at 1-800-850-9445. Inquiries about reimbursement should be made directly to your Medicare office. Please allow 10 to 12 weeks for reimbursement. "tlc" cannot guarantee Medicare reimbursement, which is based on Medicare’s assessment of the patient's needs. Please note: some private insurance companies will reimburse for wigs/hairpieces if your doctor writes a prescription specifying a "necessary cranial prosthesis."

Para solicitar información en español, llame al 1-800-ACS-2345. Un especialista en información sobre el cáncer le asistirá en español.


Fall 1995 Updated 9/18/2004

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