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Personalized support services for anyone in whose life is touched by cancer Fall 2014 Am I a Cancer Survivor? The Cancer CAREpoint Survivor Program One of the fastest growing population also includes an eight-week class segments in America is the number of specifically for those who deal with cancer survivors – from three million in cancer as a chronic issue and a four-week 1971 to an estimated 18 million by 2020. evening “Eating for Health” nutrition series But who counts as a “cancer survivor?” designed for survivors. A cancer diagnosis changes your life Cancer patients often say they can’t wait forever. It is a trauma that colors how you to get back to normal, but it may take think about your health, your priorities “The Cancer CAREpoint awhile until they realize how their life after and your enjoyment of living. So while Survivorship class teaches me cancer is different from their life before a there may be a clinical definition of cancer how to navigate my new world cancer diagnosis. Physical changes, fear survivorship (remaining cancer-free for of living with cancer, especially of recurrence, relationship issues, sexual a minimum of five years), increasingly when it comes to relationships problems, fertility concerns, feelings of health care professionals recognize it as with family and friends who guilt and unease about the future may any person diagnosed with cancer, from don’t always understand.” continue long after treatment has ended. the time of initial diagnosis until his or her death, and includes family members, In developing our Survivorship Program, friends and caregivers of those diagnosed. Cancer CAREpoint continues to address the needs of our community by supporting clients through all phases of This year, Cancer CAREpoint launched a new Survivorship cancer from diagnosis to treatment to survivorship. Program in response to requests from clients who need help with this phase of the cancer journey. Transitions are always difficult, and cancer patients are faced with two back-to- Expanding Services back transitions that shake up their world – dealing first with Last October, Cancer CAREpoint opened our new Cancer Resource Center. the diagnosis and then, at the end of treatment, with a new We knew there was a need for non-medical support services for cancer definition of what is “normal.” patients and their families in Silicon Valley and the last 12 months have shown just how great that need is! Here are just a few of the ways we are Our eight-week Survivorship class is based on the book having an impact in our community: Picking Up The Pieces: Moving Forward After Surviving Cancer by • Served 879 unduplicated individual clients Sherri Magee, PhD and Kathy Scalzo, MSOD, and was adapted • Launched new Wig Bank by Cancer CAREpoint social worker Amy Goldsbury, MSW. • Doubled number of monthly programs in response to increasing clients • Developed new Survivorship Program The class leads participants through the four phases of • Quadrupuled number of participants in Nutrition Program recovery: 1) Inquiry, recovering a sense of self; 2) Discovery, • Expanded programs in the evening (yoga, support groups, nutrition, recovering a sense of control; 3) Growth, recovering a sense community educational workshops) to accommodate working patients of meaning; 4) Reflection, recovering a sense of the future. and caregivers There is no proper time limit for moving through these In 2015 we will continue to expand our programs to reach even more phases, but addressing these issues helps cancer patients people in Silicon Valley impacted by cancer. Contact Rob Tufel, Executive Director, at [email protected] to learn about our increasing client better deal with life after a cancer diagnosis. needs, new exciting initiatives and how you can help Cancer CAREpoint make an impact in our community.

www.cancercarepoint.org How do you define being a cancer survivor? Survive: Words reflect the fact that treatments At Cancer CAREpoint, we want to 1. To remain alive or in existence have improved and also that cancer know how you define being a cancer 2. To carry on despite hardships or trauma patients and their family members see survivor. As we build and develop our 3. To remain functional or usable themselves as being actively involved Cancer Survivor Program, your voice 4. To cope with a trauma or setback in making decisions about how they is incredibly important. We want to live and what they do following a hear the words you use to define Since starting our new Survivor cancer diagnosis. yourself. Are there other words that Program, I have been thinking you prefer? Email me directly at rob@ about the term “cancer survivor.” For I like to define survivor by going back cancercarepoint.org or post on our someone with cancer, being called to the root of the word. It comes from Facebook page. a survivor can mean different things, the Latin “vivere” meaning to live. For partly because it is a relatively new me, a cancer survivor is someone who As always, I thank you for all your is “super alive.” support and interest in Cancer Being diagnosed CAREpoint. “Although survivors of different types of with cancer cancers have varied physical and psychological brings life into experiences, there is commonality among them focus in a way in terms of psychosocial and emotional distress. that is different Tools and approaches for assessing psychosocial from our pre- distress have been validated and are shown to be cancer lives. Time effective regardless of cancer type.” can slow down. Laura P. Forsythe, PhD, MPH Things we never Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute noticed (both good and bad) word when talking about people come into sharp diagnosed with cancer. Remember view, formerly mundane moments when people with cancer were called take on new significance and we “cancer” victims? may have more ups and downs. But whether we are newly diagnosed The words we use to describe cancer or 10 years out, our “living” has been say a lot about the changing views altered and our perception of life has Rob Tufel, MSW, MPH of both individuals and society. changed. Executive Director New social worker adds more support for clients Laura Crutchlow, LCSW, licensed move forward with courage and strength,” said Laura. “I am clinical social worker, received a very proud to be continuing this work at CancerCAREpoint Master of Social Work degree from where so many good things are happening for those Rutgers University and over the past touched by cancer.” 26 years has provided counseling, Oncology social workers provide counseling and other psychotherapy and supportive services to cancer patients and their families to help reduce services to individuals and families stress and better cope with the many emotions – sadness, in medical centers, schools and anger, worry, fears – that come with a cancer diagnosis. private practice. She has extensive experience working with families challenged with a medical diagnosis. To arrange an appointment with one of Cancer CAREpoint’s social workers, contact Sheryl at 408.402.6611 or “Working with cancer patients and their families has always [email protected]. been very rewarding for me, helping them find ways to

2 www.cancercarepoint.org Annual Garden Party raises $405,000 for Cancer CAREpoint Karin and Marthin De Beer opened their beautiful Los Gatos home to more than 250 guests who came to support the mission of Cancer CAREpoint. Auction items, including an African safari donated by Micato Safaris and a robust “Fund Our Care” helped us meet our goal.

Guest speaker Caroline Lee and emcee Lissa Kreisler from KBAY

Good Samaritan CEO Paul Beaupré, MD talking to Gary Zeidler, DDS

Karin and Marthin De Beer, Cancer CAREpoint Board Chair Allison Jones Thomson, Lorry Lokey, guest speaker

Bret Hedican and Kristi Yamaguchi, Honorary Committee Cancer CAREpoint Board member Gay Crawford with Jayne Caeplin and Dawn Bussey of Kaiser Permanente

Regional Medical Center CEO Mike Johnson talks to Cancer CAREpoint Board member Noelle Henderson and Dave Henderson, CEO of Samaritan Medical Center

Cancer CAREpoint Board member Sandi Frazer, Richard Conniff, Sandi Conniff

Nanette Kinkade and Chelsea Opheim, guest of honor

Cancer CAREpoint Board Treasurer Victor Adint and Laura Adint Kate Elfrink, Barbara Caltagirone, Cancer CAREpoint More than 250 guests enjoyed the day Patient Services Director Pam Lehner, Sylvia Nobbman

www.cancercarepoint.org 3 Garden Party Sponsors Teresa Powell Laura DeFilippo Hon. Sam Liccardo Judy Wallace Walter and Tracy McDonell and Donors Angelique Ramsey Michael and Mary Ellen Fox Waverley Wealth Management Regional Medical Center Mark and Nancy Franich Alexander and Victoria Bowes Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Leslie Weiss Over $30,000 John and Rose Simmons Greg and Christie Henderson Mok Sydney (late) and Bibby Weiss Dave and Noelle Henderson Rob Tufel Mike Johnson Dennis and Joanne Nelson Philip Yurkonis Robert and Carol Wallace Dr. Howard and Wendy Kleckner Shirley Oneal $20,000-$29,999 Laurie Weiss Ruth Kleis Joanne O’Rourke Under $100 Archer Family Foundation Dr. Rhonda Weiss and Jackie Kubicka Stephen and Louise Pahl Mim Bloom Marthin and Karin De Beer John Harada Caroline Lee Michael and Debbie Picker Arthur and Jean Carmichael Hensel Phelps Construction Randy and Jan Willoughby Max and Carolyn Lettween Nancy Price Lewis Foster Linda Lee Lester Walt and Dee Wilson Noel and Kiley Libuit Marilyn Reid Liz Johnson Fred and Ida Wool Lucy Lofrumento and Mary and Bert Rouleau Susan Kristiansson and $10,000-$19,999 Kristi Yamaguchi and Myron Brody Sian and Nick Sanders Berel Sternthal Jon and Paula Ball Bret Hedican Diane McNutt George Shannon George Papen and Theresa Sze Carol Bartz and Bill Marr Dr. Gary and Linda Zeidler Nancy Miner Marc Stelzer W. Donald Head Susan Oneal Robert and Danny Swanson Rick and Debi Justice $500-$999 Hon. Chuck Reed and Paula Reed Pine Cone Lumber Dr. Carl and Carol Bertelsen Rosemary Remacle Willoughby, Stuart, Bening & Sheila and David Brown Dr. K.G. and Phyllis Romine Cook Law Firm Dr. Michael and Donna Butcher Vicki and Randy Simmons James and Hilary Butler Laurel Snyder $5,000-$9,999 Debra Cellar Mary Swalen Victor and Laura Adint Meredith Cilker Linda Tice Pamela and Stan Atwood Bob and Pat Dando Todd Trekell Herb and Lynn Brendlen Richard and Debbie Furtado Dana Vanelli Bill and Liz Cilker Mike and Paula Glogovac Dr. Clayton and Allison Zeidler Kate and Wim Elfrink Keith and Jan Goodwin Jack and Sandi Frazer Joe and Yvonne Head $100-$249 Good Samaritan Hospital Scott and Meg Holt Mabelle Artz Kaiser Permanente Todd and Erin Jones Terri Balandra Roger and Nora Moore Dr. Vince and Maggi Lepore Douglas and Imogene Blatz Palo Alto Medical Foundation Ken Levinson Betsy Bryant Samaritan Medical Center Jim and Sara McManis Dr. Elwyn Cabebe Stanford Cancer Center Sylvia Nobbmann Robert and Ginny Christopher Summerhill Homes LLC Monica Richardson Laura Crutchlow Euan and Allison Jones Thomson Keith and Janine Rocha Mike Culcasi VITAS Health Care Ervie Smith Eric Eberle Bobbe George and Linda Lester Dr. Kamakshi and Dr. Brendon Joe and Linda Sweeney Claudia Farris Zeidler Tessie Young Lynn Fisher Randolph Fung and Mabel Yiu $2,500-$4,999 $250-499 Dan Furtado Bernice and George Bajada Dr. David and Rosemary Bobbe George Carolyn Bollinger Adamson Amy and Chris Goldsbury Carol Burnett Dr. Jeff and Mary Beth Anderson Ann Gordon Maryles Casto Dan and Mary-Lynne Bainbridge George and Georgeanna Karyn Cilker and Justin Warner Sharon Beene Hargrove Focus Business Bank Donna and Leo Boger Stacey Harris Paul and Charmain Gardner Karla Bunger Catherine Ivy Lea Ann Hernandez Gregg and Rebecca Butterfield Sally Jones Michael Sasso Joanne Chambers and Rubin and Arlene Jurman Charles and Linda Toeniskoetter Russ Foster Nanette Kinkade Jim and Libie Cilker Cheryl Landes $1,000-$2,499 Chris and Pam Lehner Alameda Family Funeral & Cremation San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed Dr. Stephanie Berg and Paula Reed, R.N., Palo Valerie Burniece Erin and Todd Jones, Alto Medical Foundation Barbara and James Caltagirone Cancer CAREpoint Board Juana Carter Vice Chair Casaccia Construction Judy and Ed Chirco Sandi and Richard Conniff Roy and Gay Crawford John and Linda Daane Christine DeFilippo and Christopher Fry Cancer CAREpoint Board member Kamakshi Zeidler, El Camino Hospital MD, Larry Berkowitz, MD, Brendon Zeidler, DDS, Elrepco, Inc. Ken Levinson, Maryann Berkowitz Frontier Infiniti J. Kern Hamilton Larry and Jackie Hester Hospice of the Valley Jerry and Jill Houston Katia Kamangar Lissa Kreisler-Whelan Stephanie and Ray Lane Lexus of Stevens Creek Lorry Lokey and Joanne Harrington Glen and Ellen McLaughlin Margo Mendeke Cancer CAREpoint Board member Judy Chirco, Cancer CAREpoint Dr. Giselle Parry and Ray Farris Executive Director Rob Tufel, and Pat Dando Randy Simmons, Bert George, Vicki Simmons

4 www.cancercarepoint.org Auction & In-Kind Donors David Epstein Powell’s Sweet Shoppe Victor and Laura Adint Fish Market Restaurant Adriana Raissini Adler & Co. Gallery Forbes Mill The Retreat Nails Almaden Country Club Galaxy Desserts Retrospect Images, Ginny Silver American Home Renewal Bert and Cyndie George Ridge Vineyards Dr. Giselle Parry Aqui Cal Mex Bobbe George Ritz Carlton – Half Moon Bay and Ray Farris Artisan Wine Depot San Francisco Ballet Bernice Bajada Ginger and Bob Good San Francisco Giants Jon and Paula Ball Elizabeth Green San Francisco 49ers The Basin, Andrew Welch Katya Grineva Saratoga Walking Group: Larry Berkowitz, MD and Happy Hollow Park & Zoo Helen Abruzzini, Anne Maryann Berkowitz John Harada and Rhonda Cummins, Marcia Hall, Bloomingdale’s Weiss, MD Joanne O’Rourke, Bloomster’s Flowers Jim and Ofelia Hawk Tina Pidwell, Kay Walker Blue Sage Catering Co. W. Donald Head Savannah Channelle Vineyard Preston Wynne Spa, Robert and Gale Houck Silicon Valley Business Journal Peggy Wynne Borgman I Gatti Italian Bistro Silver Creek Valley Country Club B.R. Cohn Winery Integrative Medical Massage, Andy Snitzer Breathe Los Gatos Judy Murray, CMT Sorelle Italian Bistro, Karla Bunger J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines Francesca Rude Byington Vineyard & Winery Joseph George Wines Spinello’s East Coast Eatery Café Primavera Joseph Phelps Vineyards Marc Stelzer Café Stritch Kerry Hiroshi Paul Photography Larry Stone Academy of Sciences Nanette Kinkade Jack Stuart California Café KLM Auctions Sushi 2-2 Train Campo di Bocce of Los Gatos Lissa Kreisler-Whelan Tech Graphics, Sally Jones Cynthia Carey KOIT Radio Tesla Charlie’s Cheesecake Works KRTY Radio Andrew – The Basin Cheesecake Factory Le Quy Vietnamese Cuisine Euan and Allison Jones Thomson Levi Stadium Cancer CAREpoint Board Secretary Jan Willoughby, Marilyn Reid, Judy Chirco Tiffany & Co., Brian Neel Classic Car Wash Lexus of Stevens Creek Trader Joe’s Joanne Chambers, Russ Foster Sandi Conniff Lexington House Travel Advisors of Los Gatos, Cover Story, Erin Jones Linden Tree Books Ed Stahl Coyote Valley Sporting Clays Lorry I. Lokey Tra Vigne Restaurant David Crawford Los Angeles Zoo Venge Vineyards, Kirk and Roy and Gay Crawford Ronnie Lott Sarah Venge Danny Dann Lovely Martha Sport Fishing, Villa de Style, Christina Sisson Christine and John Davis Captain Frank Rescino Viva Neighborhood Eatery Hilary Butler and Double D’s Sports Grille LPGA Laurie Weiss Cancer CAREpoint Clareen Dunivan, Los Gatos Zack Lynch Randy and Jan Willoughby Board member Quiltworks Matt Marhonich and Joanne Willoughby, Stuart, Bening, & Eric Eberle Earthworks Imperial, MD Cook Tom Ebert San Jose Marriott Hotel Laurel Woodard Enoteca La Storia, Joe Cannistraci Darren McClung Estate & The Wooden Horse Entercom Precious Jewelry Yellow Brick Road Jewelry Epicurean Exchange, Charlie Kathleen Meade Brendon Zeidler, DDS and Vollmar Margo Mendeke Kamakshi Zeidler, MD Micato Safaris Monalisa D’Angelo DeBeer Event Committee Monterey Peninsula Foundation Lynn Fisher, Logistics Chair Adom Moutafian Paula Ball, Auction Chair Nature Gallery Allison Jones Thomson, Chair Nick’s Next Door Barbara Caltagirone Nordstrom Laura DeFilippo Nuance of Los Gatos Sandi Frazer Oak and Rye Pizza Bobbe George Oakland Zoo Cyndie George The Olive Bar Noelle Henderson Omni SF Hotel Sally Jones Opa Los Gatos Phyllis Romine Maryles Casto bidding Pacific Healing Arts Laurie Weiss in the auction Irene Popenhager Rhonda Weiss, MD Jan Willoughby Paul and Charmain Gardner Cancer CAREpoint Board member Karyn Cilker and Meredith Cilker

Cancer CAREpoint Board member Angelique and Sean Ramsey Jessica Garcia-Kohl and San Jose Council Alex Stuart and Jack Frazer Jon and Paula Ball Member Sam Liccardo

www.cancercarepoint.org 5 Our Community Cares Thank you to the many individuals, businesses and community groups who are supporting Cancer CAREpoint and making a difference in the lives of cancer patients and their families.

Cancer CAREpoint gratefully received a $40,000 grant from the 1440 Foundation to help fund mindfulness-based stress reduction programs (guided imagery and meditation) and holistic healing yoga for cancer patients, families and Maggi Scura, left, TV news journalist and host caregivers. As one client commented, “Cancer Local Alain Pinel Realtor and Cancer CAREpoint of Comcast’s “Newsmakers” show, recently CAREpoint services complement my medical volunteer Lucy Ramos and her friend, Ines interviewed Cancer CAREpoint Board Chair treatment to help heal my mind, body and Pereira, recently chartered a bus trip to a Allison Jones Thomson about the services soul. When I am there I have a greater sense North Bay casino as a fundraiser for Cancer the organization is providing to Silicon Valley. of wellbeing and am calmer about the future.” CAREpoint. Not only did the attendees, Thank you, Maggi and Comcast, for helping to Thank you, 1440 Foundation, for caring. including many of Lucy’s friends from the get the word out to local cancer patients and Portugese community, have a great time, they their families! presented us with funds totaling $1,288 to support the work of Cancer CAREpoint.

Karen Mulzac-Frye created art about her cancer journey and used the grand opening of its gallery display as a fundraiser for Cancer CAREpoint. Attending the opening were Cancer CAREpoint Board members Karyn Cilker, Jan Willoughby, Karen, Sandi Frazer and Gay Crawford. Thank you, Karen, for sharing your cancer story with others.

More than 100 guests attended the BRA (Breast Reconstruction Awareness) Day at in October to learn about new reconstruction advances from Cancer CAREpoint Board member and Pioneer High School Athletic Booster reconstructive plastic surgeon Kamakshi Club in San Jose designated its October 10 Zeidler, MD. Many took part in the bra home football game as “Mustangs Care” and decorating contest judged by two local sold merchandise to raise funds for Cancer celebrities who are also cancer survivors, CAREpoint. Thank you, students, parents Olympic figure skater Peggy Fleming and and faculty, for raising awareness of cancer radio personality Kim Vestal of KLIV/KRTY. in our community.

6 www.cancercarepoint.org The Addison-Penzak Jewish Community Center of Silicon Valley held a Day in Pink to raise funds for Cancer CAREpoint. Participants had their choice of aquafit and/or zumba classes. Thank you, JCC, for selecting Cancer CAREpoint as the beneficiary of these activities. Close to 200 yoga fans came to in August for the inaugural Pose for a Purpose yogathon and raised more than $10,000 for Cancer CAREpoint. Thank you to all participants and a big thank you to yoga instructor Lorien Neargarder who organized this fun and popular event.

$20,000 was raised for Cancer CAREpoint at the Wipeout Cancer Sports Day organized by cancer survivor Caroline Lee and attended by hundreds of children and adults who took part in bicycle, volleyball and obstacle course activities. Thank you, athletes, for putting your bodies in motion to help local cancer patients and their families.

IS YOUR LIFE TOUCHED BY CANCER? And still more to thank! • Whole Foods for making Cancer MONDAY NUTRITION CLASSES – 11:30 AM at the Resource Center. Open to all. RANDY J. WALDEN (408) 309-3525 JUNE 23 [email protected] CAREpoint the beneficiary of its Nickels for www.RandyJWalden.com JUNE 30 CalBRE # 00767850 JULY 7

Serving Silicon Valley Since ‘79 JULY 14 Over 1,200 Homes Sold JULY 21 Nonprofits and for the donation of water for In Our Area JULY 28 BUYING • SELLING • INVESTING CORPORATE RELOCATIONS OTHER PROGRAMS the Pose for a Purpose yogathon Trust and executor expertise for family planning and estates. • 1031 Tax-Deferred Exchanges for rental properties. Multiple units • and investments. • Global marketing exposure. • • Safeway Foundation for the donation of We're international, but neighborly • with local resources. • Seven offices to serve you: • Los Gatos, Saratoga, Register at 408.402.6611 or email food cards for Cancer CAREpoint clients Los Altos, Palo Alto, • [email protected] Willow Glen, Aptos and Santa Cruz. • HIRE A U. S.ARMYVETERAN: Professional •Profcient •Personable in need We support www.CancerCarePoint.org

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177 JUNE 27, 2014 SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS 17 do with the many community groups Realtor Randy J. Walden with the Sereno and businesses who hold events and Group generously shared a series of his full other activities to raise funds for Cancer page ads in local newspapers with Cancer CAREpoint. For the third year, Ginger Rowe, left, owner CAREpoint so that we could publicize our of Time Out Clothing in downtown Los programs and services. Every time an ad Gatos held a fundraising event for Cancer appeared, our phone rang! Thank you, Randy. CAREpoint at the store in honor of her longtime employee Barbara Villaneuva, a cancer survivor. Thank you, Ginger and Barbara, for your continued support.

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Board of Directors Allison Jones Thomson, Chair Todd V. Jones, Vice Chair Jan Willoughby, Secretary Victor Adint, Treasurer Gay Crawford, Past President Judy Chirco Karyn Cilker Eric Eberle Sandi Frazer Noelle Henderson Margo Mendeke Alex Stuart Cancer survivor now “owes” Kamakshi Zeidler, M.D. Bill Piche, Founding President herself Staff A personal story by Dottie Temby, M.A., M.F.T. Rob Tufel, MSW, MPH, Executive Director Pam Lehner, Patient Services Director Cancer treatment affects us Amy Goldsbury MSW, Social Worker Laura Crutchlow, LCSW, Social Worker emotionally, mentally, physically and Sheryl Brown, Program Manager spiritually. I didn’t realize how much Sharon Luebbe, Administrative Assistant Megan Kennedy, Outreach/Development until I had been cancer free for a year. Coordinator Because I had never been seriously ill, Mission Statement Cancer CAREpoint is dedicated to it was difficult for me to process what transforming support for cancer was happening to me during cancer patients, families and caregivers in treatment. Why was I so tired? Why Silicon Valley through personalized, couldn’t I bounce back? My doctors one-on-one Counseling, Assistance, Resources and Education. were telling me that I should be Printing provided by Arcadia Graphix feeling better, but I wasn’t. What was www.cancercarepoint.org wrong with me? I didn’t realize that most cancer something professionally, to write an New Board member is LinkedIn! patients go through a grieving article. Now I understand that it is Margo Mendeke process sometime in their cancer okay to read a book all day, or spend has joined the journey. It took me a year of ups and hours feeding the ducks at Vasona Cancer CAREpoint downs for me to get to the other Park. It’s awesome to draw a picture, Board of Directors. side. Only when I had regained some play a game of cribbage, make a Margo is a strength could I see that it is normal collage or get together with friends member of the to feel confused, disoriented, fearful who “get it.” Global Executive Search Team for and anxious. Everything I did during As a cancer survivor, I owe myself the LinkedIn, the world’s largest online my treatment was geared to keeping luxury of doing whatever it is I want professional network, and has spent myself alive and that took every bit of to do, for however long I want to do 17 years in technology recruitment, energy I could muster. it. This freedom will allow me to be previously with Criteo, Apple and Throughout my treatment, I able to accomplish again – but only if Yahoo! In her early career she worked wondered why I didn’t feel the need it is what I choose! in government affairs at National to take care of others, to accomplish Semiconductor. 8