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  • Accordant.com Accordant.com - Free self-help resources for those whose lives are touched by disease.
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  • American Self-Help Group Clearinghouse American Self-Help Group Clearinghouse - Database of over 900 national and international self-help support groups for various health problems. Local self-help clearinghouses worldwide. How-to's on starting groups.
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  • Health Diaries Health Diaries - A community of people writing diaries and blogs about personal experiences with health conditions from cancer to mental health.
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