I'm not spamming - suggestions by cancer patients.

http://www.harmonyhill.org/  Thanks to Tracey
Harmony Hill's mission is to improve the quality of life for those
affected by cancer, providing support and resources that inspire renewal

While we're on the topic, this one's for males
http://www.reelrecovery.org/
Reel Recovery is a national non-profit organization that conducts
fly-fishing retreats for men recovering from cancer. Our purpose is to
help men in the recovery process by sharing with them the healing powers
of the sport of fly-fishing, while providing a safe, supportive
environment to explore their personal experiences with cancer, with others
who share their stories. Retreats are offered at no cost to the
participants and are led by professional facilitators and expert
fly-fishing instructors. Reel Recovery provides all meals, lodging and
fly-fishing equipment, and no previous fishing experience is required. A
maximum of 12 men are invited to participate. (per program)"

Cruise Ships - Figgertoes
"Most cruise ships (if not all) have a  doctor on board.  When we went on
a cruise & Socks needed pre-sechduled
bloodwork, the ship furnished us a car & driver to get us to the local
hospital.  I might add we had purchased only a standard cabin.  I had
already pre-arranged the hospiital part.  Because the whole thing went so
well, we had plenty of time to enjoy whatever island we were on.

On another cruise, we woke up to find ourselves in a port we weren't
scheduled to be in.  A passenger had become ill with a suspected heart
condition & the ship made an unscheduled stop to the island with the best
hospital in the area.  We got to our scheduled port in time to  fully
enjoy our day & received regular reports on the sick passenger.
He was apparently doing well.

We like Celebrity & Holland America cruise lines, personal preference.
Celebrity best of all.  From these experiences, it appears they go out  of
their way to help passengers with medical conditions/emergencies.

Check out this website.  It's the very best I've found for cruises.  So
many other sites make you work hard to find the details.  On this one,
it's all right there for comparing, sorting, filtering.  Once you find
your cruise, you can compare their prices to what you'd get booking
directly with the cruise line.  Do call the cruise line to make sure
there's a doc on board & ask about the medical facilities if that's a
concern.  I think the big ships are all equipped, but worth a phone call
for peace of mind.  Buy the travel insurance.  Most cover per-existing
conditions if you purchase insurance within a few days of booking your
trip.

http://www.vacationstogo.com/ "