Telling the Kids
If you are diagnosed with cancer when you have young children, you’re faced with what to share with them and how to share it. It is important to realize that
If you are diagnosed with cancer when you have young children, you’re faced with what to share with them and how to share it. It is important to realize that
Question #1: Can you repeat that? Getting diagnosed with cancer is like walking through a hurricane. Winds are swirling all around and you’re just trying to stay on your feet.
You’re initially stunned when you hear the words, “You have cancer.” Your brain freezes and things are a blur for at least a few minutes. A friend recently asked me
I enjoy speaking with groups about cancer. I usually talk about my personal experiences and then describe cancer more generally and answer questions. After doing this for more than ten
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