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Hi Alexander, 

Thank you for contacting the Chordoma Foundation. My name is Chase, and I am a Patient Navigator at the Foundation. I'm glad you reached out to us about our Peer Connect Program for support. So I can accurately match you to the best Peer Guide for your situation, can you please answer the questions below: 

What is your relationship to chordoma?
Where is or was your or your loved one's primary tumor located?
Where do you or your loved one live? 

Once I hear back from you I will reach out to the appropriate Peer Guide to see if they are able to match with you at this time. 

If there is anything else I can do to help, please let me know. 

All the best, 
Chase 


Chase Hinnant
Patient Navigator 
Chordoma Foundation 

Patient Navigation Service: (888) 502-6109 
chase@chordoma.org

Improving the lives of those affected by chordoma. Leading the search for a cure. 

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Your use or provision of information provided by or to the Chordoma Foundation in any medium does not create a physician-patient relationship with the Chordoma Foundation. The Chordoma Foundation does not provide you with “covered health services” as defined by HIPAA. Any information you provide to the Chordoma Foundation is voluntary, and will not be “protected health information” and the Chordoma Foundation is not obligated to handle that information in a manner required by HIPAA. Nothing in this message constitutes an offer, warranty, or representation from the Chordoma Foundation or its affiliates, nor does it create a physician-patient relationship. Any reliance you place or action you take on information in or attached to this email is entirely at your own risk.

Correspondence from the Chordoma Foundation is not intended to, and does not, provide medical advice, professional diagnosis, opinion, treatment, or services. Medical information provided by the Chordoma Foundation in any medium is for informational and educational purposes only. After reading content from the Chordoma Foundation, review the information carefully with your physician. Information from the Chordoma Foundation is not a substitute for consultations with qualified health care professionals who are familiar with your medical conditions and needs. The Chordoma Foundation strongly recommends that care and treatment decisions be made in consultation with a physician or other qualified health care professionals who are familiar with your specific health situation.

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Please select... Yes No How old are your children? (Please select all that apply)
Preschool
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How did you learn about the Foundation and our Peer Connect Program?
Family member
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Online search
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Facebook
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Conference or meeting
Scientific journal article
Please select...
Please select... Chordoma patient Spouse of patient Parent of patient Family of patient Friend of patient About your chordoma journey Where is or was your primary tumor located?
Skull baseThe bones at the bottom part of the skull that separate the brain from other structures. The clivus is one of the bones of the skull base. (clivalThe surface of a portion of bone at the base of the skull. It is surrounded by the brainstem and both carotid arteries. Chordomas that form in this area are called clival chordomas.)
CervicalThe seven vertebrae that make up the neck. These vertebrae are commonly referred to as C1-C7.
ThoracicThe twelve vertebrae of the upper and mid back, extending from the shoulders to the bottom of the rib cage. These bones are commonly referred to as T1-T12.
LumbarThe five vertebrae of the lower back, commonly referred to as L1-L5.
Sacral/coccygeal
More than one location Which of the following best describes your chordoma:
I have or had a local primary tumor, but no recurrenceTumor that has grown back after initial treatment. Recurrences can be isolated or multifocal, local or regional. and no metastasisWhen tumors have spread to other parts of the body from the original tumor site.
My primary tumor has been treated and has recurred again in the same area
My tumor has spread to other locations on the spine or other parts of the body, but can still be treated with surgery or radiation
Please select...
Please select... Yes No Treatments received: (Please select all that apply)
Surgery
Radiation
Drug therapyThe use of treatments like targeted therapies to kill cancer cells.
Clinical trialResearch studies involving human subjects that are done to test whether a treatment is safe, and how well it will work to treat a specific disease. Right now are you:
Preparing for treatment
In active treatment
Monitoring Complementary therapies: (Please select all that apply)
Herbs
Supplements
Diet
Body work (e.g., massage, reiki, healing touch)
Meditation
Psychotherapy
Support groups
Faith-based support
Acupuncture
Hypnosis
Please select...
Please select... 0-17 18-24 25-44 45-64 65+ Where is or was the patient's primary tumor located?
Skull base (clival)
Cervical
Thoracic
Lumbar
Sacral/coccygeal
More than one location
Don't know Which of the following best describes your loved one's chordoma?
Patient has or had a local primary tumor, but no recurrence and no metastasis (tumor in other places)
The patient's primary tumor has been treated and has recurred in the same area
The patient's tumor has spread to other locations on the spine or other parts of the body, but can still be treated with surgery or radiation
Patient's tumor(s) can no longer be treated with surgery or radiation Do you know approximately when the patient was diagnosed?
Yes
Please select...
Please select... Yes No Treatments received: (Please select all that apply)
Surgery
Radiation
Drug therapy
Clinical trial Right now are you:
Preparing for treatment
In active treatment
Monitoring Complementary therapies: (Please select all that apply)
Herbs
Supplements
Diet
Body work (e.g., massage, reiki, healing touch)
Meditation
Psychotherapy
Support groups
Faith-based support
Acupuncture
Hypnosis
Enter initials here I agree that I have provided the information in this form for the purpose of being connected with a chordoma patient or caregiver through the Chordoma Foundation Peer Connect program. I consent to being contacted by a Chordoma Foundation Patient Navigator and a Chordoma Foundation Peer Guide.
I agree and consent. The Chordoma Foundation values your privacy and will not sell or share your information with any other organizations. Would you like us to contact you with relevant updates including our e-newsletter, progress updates, the latest research and treatment advances, educational resources and events, and opportunities to get involved?
Yes
No Policy acceptance
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Phone (home)   Text Box
Phone (mobile)   Text Box
Phone   Text Box
Home address   Text Box
City   Text Box
State   Text Box
Region   Text Box
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Postcode   Text Box
Gender   Text Box
Country   dropdown Please select...
State   dropdown Please select...
Province   dropdown Please select...
Preferred phone number   dropdown Please select...
  option What is the preferred method to contact you?
  option Phone
  option Email
  dropdown Please select...
  dropdown Please select...
  dropdown Please select...
  dropdown Please select...
  checklist Please select... Yes No How old are your children? (Please select all that apply)
  checklist Preschool
  checklist School-aged
  checklist Young adult
  dropdown Please select...
  option How did you learn about the Foundation and our Peer Connect Program?
  option Family member
  option Friend or colleague
  option Healthcare professional
  option Online search
  option Another organization's website
  option Facebook
  option Twitter
  option News story
  option Chordoma Foundation brochure or literature
  option Conference or meeting
  option Scientific journal article
  dropdown Please select...
  option Please select... Chordoma patient Spouse of patient Parent of patient Family of patient Friend of patient About your chordoma journey Where is or was your primary tumor located?
  option Skull baseThe bones at the bottom part of the skull that separate the brain from other structures. The clivus is one of the bones of the skull base. (clivalThe surface of a portion of bone at the base of the skull. It is surrounded by the brainstem and both carotid arteries. Chordomas that form in this area are called clival chordomas.)
  option CervicalThe seven vertebrae that make up the neck. These vertebrae are commonly referred to as C1-C7.
  option ThoracicThe twelve vertebrae of the upper and mid back, extending from the shoulders to the bottom of the rib cage. These bones are commonly referred to as T1-T12.
  option LumbarThe five vertebrae of the lower back, commonly referred to as L1-L5.
  option Sacral/coccygeal
  option More than one location Which of the following best describes your chordoma:
  option I have or had a local primary tumor, but no recurrenceTumor that has grown back after initial treatment. Recurrences can be isolated or multifocal, local or regional. and no metastasisWhen tumors have spread to other parts of the body from the original tumor site.
  option My primary tumor has been treated and has recurred again in the same area
  option My tumor has spread to other locations on the spine or other parts of the body, but can still be treated with surgery or radiation
  dropdown Please select...
  checklist Please select... Yes No Treatments received: (Please select all that apply)
  checklist Surgery
  checklist Radiation
  checklist Drug therapyThe use of treatments like targeted therapies to kill cancer cells.
  option Clinical trialResearch studies involving human subjects that are done to test whether a treatment is safe, and how well it will work to treat a specific disease. Right now are you:
  option Preparing for treatment
  option In active treatment
  checklist Monitoring Complementary therapies: (Please select all that apply)
  checklist Herbs
  checklist Supplements
  checklist Diet
  checklist Body work (e.g., massage, reiki, healing touch)
  checklist Meditation
  checklist Psychotherapy
  checklist Support groups
  checklist Faith-based support
  checklist Acupuncture
  checklist Hypnosis
  dropdown Please select...
  option Please select... 0-17 18-24 25-44 45-64 65+ Where is or was the patient's primary tumor located?
  option Skull base (clival)
  option Cervical
  option Thoracic
  option Lumbar
  option Sacral/coccygeal
  option More than one location
  option Don't know Which of the following best describes your loved one's chordoma?
  option Patient has or had a local primary tumor, but no recurrence and no metastasis (tumor in other places)
  option The patient's primary tumor has been treated and has recurred in the same area
  option The patient's tumor has spread to other locations on the spine or other parts of the body, but can still be treated with surgery or radiation
  option Patient's tumor(s) can no longer be treated with surgery or radiation Do you know approximately when the patient was diagnosed?
  option Yes
  dropdown Please select...
  checklist Please select... Yes No Treatments received: (Please select all that apply)
  checklist Surgery
  checklist Radiation
  checklist Drug therapy
  option Clinical trial Right now are you:
  option Preparing for treatment
  option In active treatment
  checklist Monitoring Complementary therapies: (Please select all that apply)
  checklist Herbs
  checklist Supplements
  checklist Diet
  checklist Body work (e.g., massage, reiki, healing touch)
  checklist Meditation
  checklist Psychotherapy
  checklist Support groups
  checklist Faith-based support
  checklist Acupuncture
  checklist Hypnosis
  checklist Enter initials here I agree that I have provided the information in this form for the purpose of being connected with a chordoma patient or caregiver through the Chordoma Foundation Peer Connect program. I consent to being contacted by a Chordoma Foundation Patient Navigator and a Chordoma Foundation Peer Guide.
  option I agree and consent. The Chordoma Foundation values your privacy and will not sell or share your information with any other organizations. Would you like us to contact you with relevant updates including our e-newsletter, progress updates, the latest research and treatment advances, educational resources and events, and opportunities to get involved?
  option Yes
  checklist No Policy acceptance

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