The CANcer Life Organizing Binder System is a comprehensive system for cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers to make cancer life more organized. This binder is your cancer life companion and contains everything you need to organize your cancer life during cancer treatment and beyond. You CAN do it!
Learn MoreCancer patients/survivors, and caregivers/supporters, book a free coffee connect so we can speak with you one-on-one about the challenges you're facing and help identify how we can help you organize your priorities and paperwork during your cancer journey. Book today and receive a FREE pre-assessment emailed to you so we can learn what is most important for you to help you work on right now. During our conversation, we'll share the ways our CANcer Life Organizing Binder System and coaching can help you get organized, take control, reduce overwhelm, and keep going during cancer treatment and beyond.
Lisa Assetta is a three-time cancer survivor and the founder and CEO of CANcer Life Organizing LLC, a CANcer Life Organizing™ and coaching business for cancer patients and caregivers. Assetta created a proprietary CANcer Life Binder System that empowers those affected by cancer to get organized to reduce overwhelm, keep going, and find greater productivity and peace during treatment and beyond. She shares her experience to encourage and inspire others through business, speaking, and advocacy. Her mantra is “The best way out is always through, If I CAN do it, you CAN too!”
Learn MoreThe holidays can often present their own challenges from year to year but throw in a serious illness and it can make the festive season feel not so joyous.
Read MoreToday, Alignable’s network of 7.8 million small business owners has chosen Lisa Assetta of CANcer Life Organizing™ as Carrollwood, Tampa, Florida’s 2023 Business Person Of The Year! Assetta was chosen as Carrollwood's 2022 Business Person Of The Year last year. The 2023 contest is the most popular competition Alignable has hosted in five years, marking a 61% jump in participation over 2022. All told, 3,750 communities across the U.S. and Canada selected 3,976 winners this year (including ties). That’s an increase of 1,400+ additional Local Business People Of The Year compared to 2022.
Read MoreIt's Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and there is a charity fashion event happening in Tampa Bay. Mia Williams joins Gayle Guyardo, the host of the nationally syndicated health and wellness show Bloom, to share more about the event. Cancer Life Organizing™ Founder and three-time cancer survivor, Lisa Assetta, joins to share more about her personal story.
Read MoreThree-time cancer survivor, Lisa Assetta, who was treated at Moffitt, reached out on the Cancer Crushers Facebook page in hopes to buy a face mask that caught her eye. She got that and more by striking up a friendship with Morales. They call each other "Survivor Sisters."
Read MoreLisa says she never misses a mammogram or a Rays game. The self-proclaimed super fan underwent surgery, radiation, chemo and immunotherapy at Moffitt Cancer Center. Today, Lisa is cancer free thanks to her incredible support system who helped her through recovery.
Read MoreAssetta appeared on the WFLA program Daytime to talk about her journey and encourage people to join the Strides movement. Her own experience has enlightened her to the importance of breakthroughs in research.
Read MoreBOSTON, MA: February 16, 2022 -- Today, Alignable’s network has chosen Lisa Assetta of Office Assistance Plus as Carrollwood’s 2022 Business Person Of The Year!
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Read MoreI was in my final weeks of chemotherapy treatment for my second case of breast cancer. Although it was the second time, it was the first time I had to have chemo. As a child, I had long straight hair, but that grew naturally wavy as an adult and I kept it past shoulder length. It was a pretty shade of brown that I often had colored at the salon every four weeks to cover any grays. I liked my hair and received many compliments on it. It was a big part of my identity!
Read MoreRoutine exams and annual mammograms led to all three of Lisa Assetta’s cancer diagnoses. She was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011, then tonsil cancer in 2018, followed by a breast cancer recurrence in 2020. Assetta underwent surgery, radiation, chemotherapy and immunotherapy at Moffitt Cancer Center.
Read MoreLisa Assetta is engaged in her third bout against cancer, and no one would blame her for focusing on herself and her journey. Yet Assetta again will rally her Making Strides Against Breast Cancer team, The Pink Messengers, to raise vital research dollars and serve as an example for others enduring the journey.
Read MoreWhen Lisa Assetta and Janelle Morales met in the Miles for Moffitt Facebook group, little did they know just how much they have in common.
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