Trying To Reach Out

There are thousands of African Americann (AA) cancer patients in the U.S. and even more in Africa, and I am trying to reach them all. I am a cancer survivor and an author. I am new to blogging, so I may need any and all's help to do this thing right. But, I had to try, because I am dedicated to helping people with cancer with information or connections. I now am even taking donations from around the world , via my website, to assist the underprivilegded cancer patient. This is the patient that feels they don't have enough money to even be a cancer patient.  Some people are afraid to go to the doctor to discover if a lump or symptom might be malignant or benign (cancerous or non-cancerous). I don't have money to give personally, but I do have information on some monetary assistance programs for a cancer patient. I wrote a book about AA people and cancer because we are dying from various cancers at a higher rate than any other ethnic group in the U.S.  This shocked me and I wanted to find out why.  If there is anyone out there in the either that wants to learn or share info about cancer or their cancer experience--I want to listen. I want to be of some help. Talk to me, please.