Cancer Battle Plan — Clarity. Strength. Hope.
Free for anyone facing cancer, and the people who love them

You were handed a treatment plan. Here's the plan for everything else.

A free, practical workbook from a seven-year cancer survivor. Answer two quick questions and it's yours, whether you're newly diagnosed, in treatment, or years past it.

Free · Quick two questions · For patients and caregivers

Martyn R. Buffler, Cancer Survivor and Founder
Martyn R. Buffler

“You are stronger than the fear in the waiting room.”

7-Year Cancer Survivor · Founder

Meet Martyn

I've sat where you're sitting.

More than seven years ago, Martyn R. Buffler heard the words “You have cancer.” He sought care at Duke, Johns Hopkins, MD Anderson and the Mayo Clinic, and got different recommendations nearly everywhere. After a year of treatment that wasn't working, in the middle of COVID, he went to work building the plan no one had handed him.

He's still here. Over the last five years he has sat one-on-one with more than 50 people facing their own diagnosis, never charging a thing. This workbook is what he gives them.

7+ years since diagnosis50+ people guided one-on-one, freeFounder, Cancer Battle Plan

“I cannot personally sit with everyone who gets that call. Cancer Battle Plan is how I sit with them now.”

Martyn

Your Free Workbook

Start where you are.

Answer two quick questions and we'll send your Cancer Battle Plan workbook. Answering for someone else? Use their stage.

Inside the workbook

01

Stabilize

Names, numbers, medications, schedules and immediate priorities in one place.

02

Organize

Questions for appointments, results, side effects and your support circle.

03

Notice

90 daily pages to spot patterns in sleep, food, mood, symptoms and what helps.

04

Communicate

Walk into appointments prepared and give loved ones clear ways to help.

“This is not homework. It is a place to put down what you should not have to carry in your head.”

The Cancer Battle Plan
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Where are you right now?

Your phase changes what your plan should cover first. Answering for someone else? Use their stage.