Unfortunately I have been hearing about many of you who have loved ones fighting cancer. This can be a very scary, frustrating and lonely experience. Supporting someone through cancer is not like bringing soup to a friend who has a cold. Its hard to know what to say, how to act or even what to bring to your friend when you visit.
I've written several post about supporting a loved one through cancer because I understand how difficult it is. Here are a couple if you would like to check them out now:
How to Support a Loved One Through Cancer
What can I do for My Loved One
Part 2 of What Can I do for My Loved One
Those are just a couple of posts on my blog about helping someone through their journey battling cancer. Here is an article that I came across and thought might be helpful. Thank you everyone for sharing your stories and supporting me through my journey.
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Thanks for this info! I wish I didn't need it, but I do. =(
ReplyDeleteGreat link Meaghan! I like how they set up a chart example of things that need taken care of.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links Meaghan. My grandpa was just diagnosed with bone cancer. Going by to visit is hard because you're right, I just don't know what to say. thank you!
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I love your blog and all your wonderful advice...my dad has stage 3 and it has been a very time since I am his primary caregiver
ReplyDeleteThank you being such an inspiration to all of us. We just found out that my beloved uncle has stage 3 lung cancer and is fighting now. I appreciate you and all of your courage.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links. I'll be checking those out soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks, too, for stopping by my blog and commenting.