Well, besides what has been posted here, I have had several communications with people interested in helping me/OCF in this endeavor. Clearly as we are describing it, this is a HUGE undertaking. Hundreds of hours of working through the information and writing the final copy, not to mention the review time and edits. Given all the commitments that I have, that can only be part me, and a lot of assistance from a competent writer/s. That is part of the costs of doing this, not just a time commitment, but also a financial one separate from printing expenses.

As Gary has stated, there are several books out there, that while not oral / head and neck oriented, provide many of the answers. I have looked at many of them, and in my opinion, there are many good, but none that address the specifics of our disease. Of course if you just want to know about the different kinds of radiation for instance, there are plenty of books and places to get this

Brian, stage 4 oral cancer survivor. OCF Founder and Director. The first responsibility of a leader is to define reality. The last is to say thank you. In between, the leader is a servant.