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Billie Baxter Books

Chemo Compendium

Chemo Compendium

$149.95 AUD
$149.95 AUD
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A calm, practical place to keep everything together when life suddenly becomes about treatment.

A cancer diagnosis can bring an overwhelming amount of information, appointments, paperwork and decisions — often at a time when you are least prepared to organise any of it.

The Chemo Compendium was created from lived experience to help make that part of the journey a little easier.

Designed as a central place for the information that accumulates throughout chemotherapy, it helps you keep important details, questions, appointments, treatment information, symptoms, blood results, paperwork and notes together — so you don’t have to rely on memory or scattered folders when there is already enough to think about.

What’s inside

Inside the Chemo Compendium you’ll find:

• About Me and important personal and medical information

• Calendar

• Guided questions to ask before, during and after treatment

• Appointment records

• Treatment regime tracking

• Symptom tracker

• Blood result records

• Three storage envelopes — including two expandable envelopes — for results, referrals, prescriptions, requests, forms and receipts

• Space for notes and other information you want to keep close at hand

Made with care

Created in Perth, Western Australia, the Chemo Compendium has been thoughtfully developed from lived experience of chemotherapy and the realities of managing the information that comes with treatment.

Every detail has been considered to create something practical, calm and supportive — designed to sit alongside your care and help you feel a little more organised and prepared throughout the journey.

The Chemo Compendium is an organisational resource and is not intended to replace your medical team or provide medical advice.
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Everything has a place

From appointment cards and treatment information to blood results, receipts and the questions you want to remember to ask — the Chemo Compendium gives the paperwork that accumulates throughout treatment a place to belong.

Dedicated sections, storage pockets and envelopes help keep important information together, while the zip-around cover means it can travel with you to appointments and treatment.

A closer look inside

  • Your information, in one place

    Keep important personal details, contacts and information together, ready when you need it.

  • Appointments at a glance

    Keep appointment dates, times and important details together so you can easily refer back to them throughout treatment.

  • Space for what comes up

    Use the included notepad for extra notes, questions or anything else you want to capture along the way.

A few things you might be wondering

What is included in the Chemo Compendium?

The Chemo Compendium includes guided sections for personal information, appointments, questions, treatment regimes, symptoms and blood results, along with three storage envelopes (two expandable), a replaceable memo pad, storage compartments and a Billie Baxter Books pen — all held together in a zip-around cover.

Who is the Chemo Compendium for?

It has been designed for people navigating chemotherapy, regardless of cancer type or treatment regime. It can be used from diagnosis and throughout treatment, helping keep important information, paperwork and notes together in one place. It can also be a thoughtful and practical gift for someone beginning chemotherapy.

Is standard Australian shipping included?

Yes. The Chemo Compendium is $149.95 AUD, with free standard shipping Australia-wide

Can I use the Chemo Compendium after treatment?

Yes. The Chemo Compendium can remain as a personal reference record of your treatment, appointments, results and notes. The internal pages are removable and the memo pad is replaceable, so the folio itself can also be repurposed for future use.

Can I give the Chemo Compendium as a gift?

Absolutely. The Chemo Compendium can be a thoughtful and practical gift for someone beginning chemotherapy, particularly when you want to offer something useful but aren’t quite sure how to help. It gives them a dedicated place to keep the information and paperwork that can quickly accumulate throughout treatment.