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| Most of what we talk about with cancer, is the effect it has on the person who has been diagnosed. But loved ones are also affected in a big way. Check out some tips on sharing your diagnosis with loved ones, and tips on helping family members cope. Best wishes until next week, Dr. Lynne |
| Telling Family and Friends You Have Been Diagnosed with Cancer
Not only do you have your own emotions to deal with, you're called upon to deal with the emotions of others as you tell your family of your diagnosis. Who should you tell, and how can you find the right words? Read more | Helping Teens Cope When a Parent Has Cancer
Teens (as well as pre-teens and young adults) may feel left out when a parent or grandparent has cancer. The focus is often on sharing with other adults and sheltering young children. What can we do to help those in the tender emerging-adult years cope? Read more | Talking with Children About Your Cancer
As parents or grandparents we long to protect our children or grandchildren, while at the same time be as open as honest as possible. Check out these tips on communicating with children without overwhelming them with concern or dread. Read more | Things Not to Say to Someone with Lung Cancer
And for those who have a loved one with cancer, what are some things it's best not to say? Read more | |
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