LEADER BOARD Thank you to all of our "racers." You can keep up to date with their progress. *Miles are up to date with what has been submitted through May 21, 2022 Name Miles Mode Total Lindsey B. 38.06 Walking 38.06 Martha B. 18.5 /3.5 Walk /Run 22 Amy C. 13.24 Walk 13.24 John
CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE The Race for everyone Join us for CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE 2022. During the week of May 15-May 22, 2022, keep track of your miles - whether walk, run, bike, swim, or any way you want to log some miles. Do you wear a fit bit at work? Then send
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN RUNNING FOR TEAM ELIXIR. WE HAVE FILLED ALL OF OUR ALLOTTED SPOTS. We are honored to once again be a charity partner for the TCS New York City Marathon, one of the most popular marathons in the United States. If you would like guaranteed entry
Celebrating 19 Years of Elixir Thank you It's that time of year again. Spring is on the horizon, and we are marking our nineteenth anniversary. The Elixir Fund Anniversary is bittersweet. Founded in honor of Kevin McQuarrie, it marks the anniversary of his death, but it also marks the beginning of all that he
Developed by Stanford University, this licensed program in self-management is proven to help those impacted by cancer to better manage the challenges to thriving. Whether you are newly diagnosed, in treatment or post treatment, this program is for you. The curriculum covers issues experienced by many such as managing fatigue: pain and sleep; dealing
Tips for Patients: A large part of cancer treatment is going to the hospital or treatment centers whether for checkups, treatment, or lab work. We have encountered incredible patients who have incredible patience when dealing with these trips. From them, we have gathered some tips that we would like to share. Your comfort goes a
Tips for Caregivers: A critical aspect of comfort care for cancer patients is their support system of family and friends. The following are tips for caregivers to help you care for the patient as well as yourself. Encourage visitors to keep their visits brief – While it is often very uplifting to the patient to
