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Hearing the News
Every person that receives a cancer diagnosis will react differently. As will their loved ones. Many want to talk about what the doctor said in detail, while others may not want to talk about it at all. Sometimes, the person's need to talk will vary from day to day. This section focuses on hearing the news, and what you can do to help your loved one and yourself through this part of your cancer journey.
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Getting Through The First Few Days
The first few days after the diagnosis of your loved one are the most confusing times of all. You are operating on limited information, and you are both in shock. Questions abound. Give yourself so . . . keep reading
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The First Few Weeks After Diagnosis
Everyone is shocked when they first hear the word cancer. Some people may feel they know the test results before they hear them, but it's still a shock to hear the words spoken out loud. It's . . . keep reading
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Research, Research, Research
When we heard the cancer diagnosis, we both went in to shock. We had not allowed ourselves to do any research while waiting for the test results, afraid it would jinx the outcome. Our next appointment with the doctor was just two days later (we found out the cancer diagnosis over the phone). . . . keep reading
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